Quincy CF was the first serif font family that type designer Connary Fagen ever developed, and boy did he ever nail it:

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Quincy's warm letterforms, tall x-height and medium contrast provide a pleasant reading experience. Small variations and human touches add charm, allowing Quincy to double as a stately display font.

It's hard to put my finger on as a semi-layman, but there's something about Quincy's aesthetic that strikes me as a mix of modern with a dash of '70s nostalgia. As Kai Brach notes, “Quincy's rounded letterforms make it a really friendly and welcoming serif font.”

Here are its features:

+ Eight weights
+ Roman and italic sets
+ Latin and Cyrillic alphabets
+ Advanced OpenType features
+ Free updates and new features

There are a few places you can buy a Quincy license:

• YouWorkForThem — As it happens, all versions on YouWorkForThem are half-off until tomorrow (November 3rd, 2018)
• Fontspring
• Creative Market

Or, you can buy it straight from the source.