coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ $5 (Five Dollars) \ Capped Bust Quarter \ 1837
The Capped Bust Quarter, struck from 1837 to 1838, features a design by engraver John Reich and represents an iconic period in U.S. coinage. The obverse displays a portrait of Liberty wearing a capped headdress, symbolizing freedom and enlightenment. The reverse showcases an eagle with a shield, signifying strength and resilience. Collectors value the Capped Bust Quarter for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal, with coins in high grade often commanding premium prices in the market. The piece serves as an important representation of early 19th-century American numismatics.
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United States of America 1837 Philadelphia Capped Bust Quarter $5 | $5 (Five Dollars) | Capped Bust Quarter | 1837 | Philadelphia |