That benefit is precisely what becomes offered here at AU-55, as the pale arctic-silver surfaces show expansive luster and the semi-brilliance typically expected of mint-state quarters. Extremely limited wear really amounts to superficial friction down Liberty's torso, as well as delicate abrading over the eagle's breast and in the field beneath his left (observed) wing. With regard to definition, some appreciable detail was struck at Liberty's head and the shield lacked perhaps three rivets upon manufacture, again indicative of middle-state dies. A grand total of perhaps five carbon flecks will be found throughout, but no particular contact marks can be located anywhere. (PCGS# 005726)