1932-S Washington Quarters
We recently had the opportunity to cherrypick a group of key-date 1932-S Washington quarters from which we selected a handful of pieces ranging from AG-3 up to AU-53, with several stops in-between. Each coin is an ideal representation of its assigned grade. The key-date 1932-S quarter, struck in the first year of the design type, saw a mintage of just 408,000 pieces, the lowest regular-issue production run in the series. (Its 1932-D counterpart has a slightly higher mintage, 436,800 pieces, and is another key date in the series.) The 1932-S quarter is always in demand regardless of grade. No matter what course your numismatic budget takes, there is a nice 1932-S quarter currently in stock awaiting your call to Melissa, but act quickly—these will move like the proverbial hotcakes!
1932-S Quarter. MS-64 (PCGS) (CAC).
One of the two early key dates of the design type (1932-D is the other), and a date that is sought in all grades from Good-4 right up to Gem quality—we’re pleased to offer this lustrous MS-64 specimen. Rich splashes of vibrant neon blue and gold complete the enchanting picture. $1,675
1932-S Quarter. AU-55 (PCGS). One of the primary keys to the series, struck in the first year of the design type. Strong underlying lustre supports deep gold and crimson hues. $350
1932-S Quarter. AU-53 (NGC). Much original lustre mingles with varied golden toning highlights. Choice for the grade. A popular and desirable key issue from the first year of the series offered here in an equally popular collector grade. $325
1932-S Quarter. EF-45 (PCGS).
Medium silver gray with some champagne iridescence. $250
1932-S Quarter. VF-25 (PCGS).
Medium silver gray with good overall eye appeal for the grade. $225
1932-S Quarter. VG-10 (PCGS).
Well-worn but not heavily marked, and pleasing for the grade as such. $195
1932-S Quarter. AG-3 (PCGS).
Deep gold and crimson toning on silver gray surfaces. $140
