1806 Draped Bust Quarter (25c)

The 1806 Draped Bust quarter is a classic early American coin, notable for its historic design and its representation of the U.S. Mint's early years. Issued just a decade after the establishment of the Mint, this quarter showcases the Draped Bust design by Robert Scot, which was used from 1796 to 1807. With a relatively limited mintage, surviving examples in all grades are highly sought after.

This coin, graded VG10 by PCGS and adorned with a coveted CAC sticker, exhibits surfaces with honest wear consistent with the grade. The design elements remain clear and discernible, particularly the drapery lines and eagle details. The coin's even, medium-gray patina adds to its pleasing overall appearance.