This popular DDR variety, (Variety Plus) VP-002 , combines Obvers2  with Reverse A. Cross reference Briggs 1A. Reverse doubling is seen on QUAR DOL, , UNI. The Environmental damage cited by NGC is on the reverse, its' very light by ED standards. Patina is a darkish brown, with deep blue and purple highlights. Fairly priced at about half straight grade. As this is a collectible variety at a higher grade that was probably remediated, I'll just call it CLEANED. 

The 1853 date with Arrows and Rays is always in demand as a one year type coin with strong market price strength. The offered example displays  totally original greyish brown surfaces with tinges of underlying gold that my images do not capture., The Variety 2 A&R design was introduced to signify a reduction in the weight of the coin, and thus the silver content as the silver composition remained at 90%. All 13 stars with good denticle formation. Miss Liberty's head and hair features strong, the shield LIBERTY distinct. The eagles feather detail is splendid for the grade. Quite attractive under magnification and an excellent selection for a EF/AU type or date set collection. PCGS grade pop of 318. ORIGINAL. 

New 7/11 This 1859 No Motto Seated Quarter was cherrypicked off the floor at the Raleigh show. I was immediately attracted to the coin's unquestionably original fields and the underlying golden toned luster. Th CAC population in AU55 currently shows just 2 stickered and 2 in CACG holders, certainly a difficult coin to locate at the presented level. Strike is quite sharp with full stars and just traces of friction on the obverse and reverse high points. The Type I Obverse is paired with Type 1 Reverse. CHOICE. G

Highly collected Civil War VG6 key date 1861-S Seated Quarter comes with a partial LIBERTY, the L is missing, the BERT strong, the I and the Y are partial. R-3 , scarce is in all grades. Briggs 1-A with diagnostic die scratch in shield that runs from vertical bar #10 to the top of shield is clear, even at this lower grade level.  Large S mintmark. Classic gun metal grey surfaces with very light hairlines noted. Nicer than I've seen for this grade. Attractively priced for the offered quality. Original. 

This VG8 ANACS graded key date 1861-S comes with a nearly full LIBERTY, the two end letters slightly weak but mostly complete. An important offering at this grade level, R-4 rarity per Briggs in VF. Briggs 1-A with diagnostic die scratch in shield that runs from vertical bar #10 to the top clear. Classic gun metal grey surfaces with very light hairlines noted. Attractively priced for the offered quality. Original. 

This 1873 with Closed 3 Quarter is graded Cleaned- XF Details but is absolutely lovely with bluish golden toning when viewed in hand . No hairlines are apparent under 10X, With a low mintage of 40,000 this issue is extremely scarce and difficult to find. Minimal surface blemishes, the only one of note on the obverse to the left of stars 12 and 13. As a compare, in XF40 PCGS shows a population of 5 and a $3,500 price, in XF 45 the population is 7 with a $3,750 price. Reasonable offers welcomed. Cleaned. 

Final year of issue Seated Liberty Quarter displays consistent greyish surfaces with a bit of underlying luster showing through. A bit weakly struck in the head area and upper stars (notably 7, 8) which is typical for the issue, but overall a solid selection for the date and 3rd party grade, typical for the issue.  ORIGINAL.