1909-D Barber Quarter. MS-67 (PCGS). CAC. This richly original Superb Gem exhibits a seamless blend of frosty mint luster and predominantly olive-gray patina as well as iridescent highlights of reddish-rose and antique gold. Fully struck in most areas with a pristine appearance. The 1909-D, with a mintage of over five million coins, is widely regarded as a common date in most grades, although few Uncirculated survivors grade finer than MS-65. This top-of-the-pop MS-67 is a noteworthy condition rarity that will appeal to specialists and Set Registry participants.
