1888 Liberty Seated QuarterSold

Christian Gobrecht’s Liberty Seated design defined silver coinage in nineteenth-century America, capturing the aesthetic of a growing nation. By 1888, the long-running series was in its twilight, with the Philadelphia Mint striking quarters in limited quantities as the Treasury focused its resources on silver dollars.

This late-date issue is highly prized by specialists, particularly when preserved in such an extraordinary state. To find an 1888 quarter graded MS67+ by PCGS and verified by CAC is to encounter a coin that escaped the heavy commerce of the era entirely. At this level, a collector acquires a piece of near-flawless preservation, displaying the full integrity of the original strike.

For the advanced cabinet, this quarter offers an uncompromising look at Gobrecht's design. It represents a rare opportunity to acquire a late-series Seated coin of museum-quality preservation.