1878 25C Liberty Seated Quarter PCGS PR67+ TOP POP NONE FINER

A superb Gem Proof from the Philadelphia Mint, this 1878 Liberty Seated Quarter (PCGS PR67) represents the pinnacle of late-19th-century U.S. silver coinage. With deeply mirrored fields and sharply struck devices, the coin displays exceptional eye appeal complemented by delicate, original toning—subtle bands of ice-blue, lilac, and warm champagne-gold gently framing dove-gray centers. The surfaces are virtually pristine, showcasing the needle-sharp shield lines, crisp star points, and fully defined eagle feathers that specialists expect from a true Superb Proof. Struck in the final quarter-century of the Liberty Seated series with Motto, the 1878 issue was produced exclusively for collectors in very limited numbers. Of the 800 proofs originally struck, only a small fraction survive at this lofty grade. As a condition rarity certified PR67 by PCGS, this piece is an ideal centerpiece for an advanced type set, a top-tier Seated Liberty Quarter collection, or a competitive Registry Set. Key facts and rarity PCGS Grade: PR67 (Superb Gem Proof) Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark) Mintage (Proof): 800 PCGS Population: 5; None finer CAC: N/A Design and specifications Designer: Christian Gobrecht Type: Liberty Seated Quarter, With Motto (1866–1891) Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper Weight: 6.25 g; Diameter: 24.3 mm; Reeded edge Why this coin Elite condition rarity with top-level eye appeal Low original proof mintage of just 800 Registry-caliber example of a classic 19th-century type Attractive, original toning over brilliant, mirror-like fields A standout opportunity for the discerning collector, this 1878 Seated Liberty Quarter in PCGS PR67 marries historical importance, extreme scarcity at the grade, and undeniable visual charm. Secure this Superb Gem while it’s still available.