Grade by PCGS AU 50
While the amount will never be known, untold numbers (surely many thousands) of the 1964 quarters were melted in the 1979-1980 Silver Boom. It seems odd that of the 704 million pieces struck of the 1964-D, only 30 pieces have been certified at the MS67 level, and none are known finer at either service (2/10). This is a spectacularly toned example that has pale blue and rose centers on each side with darker multicolored toning in a long arc at the margins. As expected, the mint luster is bright and frosted, and the surfaces are virtually perfect
Grade by PCGS AU 50
While the amount will never be known, untold numbers (surely many thousands) of the 1964 quarters were melted in the 1979-1980 Silver Boom. It seems odd that of the 704 million pieces struck of the 1964-D, only 30 pieces have been certified at the MS67 level, and none are known finer at either service (2/10). This is a spectacularly toned example that has pale blue and rose centers on each side with darker multicolored toning in a long arc at the margins. As expected, the mint luster is bright and frosted, and the surfaces are virtually perfect
