Grade XF 45 by PCGS
Quarter mint at Denver , 1962 25 C As is true for so many United States coins of the early 1960s, this issue is abundantly common in average Mint State grades, yet maddeningly scarce above MS 66. Those that have made this desirable grade often have done so by virtue of their attractive toning, while most "white" pieces reveal too many contact marks. Varieties include minor RPMs and DDOs, plus one nicely doubled reverse die.
Grade XF 45 by PCGS
Quarter mint at Denver , 1962 25 C As is true for so many United States coins of the early 1960s, this issue is abundantly common in average Mint State grades, yet maddeningly scarce above MS 66. Those that have made this desirable grade often have done so by virtue of their attractive toning, while most "white" pieces reveal too many contact marks. Varieties include minor RPMs and DDOs, plus one nicely doubled reverse die.
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