1937-S Washington Quarter. MS-66+ (PCGS). CAC. This richly original example exhibits blushes of vivid copper-apricot toning over the right third of the obverse and along the lower reverse border. The otherwise pale antique silver surfaces are intensely lustrous with a lively satin to softly frosted texture. After only the 1932-S and 1932-D, the 1937-S has the lowest mintage in the circulation strike Washington quarter series. Just 1,652,000 pieces were produced, and survivors command a premium at all levels of preservation. This scarce upper end Gem possesses outstanding visual appeal and is worthy of the strongest bids.
