1898-O U.S. Barber Quarter, NGC VF-35 Very Fine, Circ Cam, New Orleans Mint Follis The reverse side of the

The reverse side of the coin features the emperor standing and holding a globe

Dark patina with some green deposits

This coin was produced by Marcus Aurelius to memorialize the late emperor Antoninus Pius

along with his expansion of the bureaucracy and his intentional debasement of the Roman currency in order to pay the now massive military

Vibrant rainbow toning on both reverse and obverse

1898-O U.S. Barber Quarter, NGC VF-35 Very Fine, Circ Cam, New Orleans Mint Follis The reverse side of theA silver U. S. Barber quarter from 1898, minted at the New Orleans mint ("O" mintmark). This coin is professionally graded and certified by NGC to be in VF 35 (Very Fine) condition, with moderate wear and a dark, original patina. This listing is for the exact coin pictured. The Barber quarter derives its name from the coin's designer, U. S. Mint Chief Engraver Charles Barber. In the late 19th century, growing public dissatisfaction with the Seated