THE ONLY UNCIRCULATED 1849-D QUARTER EAGLE WITH CAC APPROVAL

Variety 11-N, high date. North Georgia collection pedigree, designated by PCGS.

The 1849-D quarter eagle is not often seen above AU53 to AU55. There are at most five or six known in Uncirculated with the finest of the grading MS62.

This is a famous coin, with a pedigree stretching back to at least the 1980's when it was acquired by the owner of the famous North Georgia collection. It is housed in an older pre-barcode holder and it seems undergraded by a full point by today's standards. It is a truly "new" coin with full luster and pleasing green-gold and russet toning over frosty, unabraded surfaces.

This is the only PCGS MS60 1849-D quarter eagle to sell at auction; see below for pedigree information. A vastly inferior NGC MS61 recently sold for $16,450 as Lot 4089 in the Heritage 2017 ANA auction.

Here is the chance to own a famous example of a conditionally rare Dahlonega quarter eagle.

CAC has approved this one coin in MS60 with none finer.

Ex Heritage January 2001: 7754 ($13,800), Heritage 1/99: 7645 ($21,900), North Georgia collection, Mid American 8/91: 653.