CAC. This exceptionally well-preserved coin displays crisp definition throughout, with full shield lines, bold stars, and clear lettering on both sides. Surfaces are smooth and original, exhibiting bright, satiny mint luster with subtle silver-gray brilliance. Contact marks are minimal and unobtrusive, fully consistent with the high-grade designation. Excellent overall eye appeal. Tied for the finest graded at […]

Blast white and a needle-sharp strike with nearly perfect surfaces and strong cameo contrast. Amazing quality and tied with two others for the finest graded at PCGS!

CAC. Sharply struck with frosted devices and semi proof-like fields. The surfaces are nearly mark-free and display brilliant mint luster with a delicate iridescent toning at the periphery.

CAC. A scarce, late-date Three-Cent Silver with a mintage of just 3,400. This attractive example displays crisp star and shield detail with sharply defined borders and a well-struck Roman numeral reverse. Smooth, satiny luster remains evident beneath soft, even silver-gray toning, complemented by clean surfaces and excellent eye appeal.

Outstanding for the grade with clean surfaces displaying considerable mint red which blends with soft olive-brown. The strike is very sharp and there are simply no significant blemishes.

A very pleasing example of this rare date which saw a mintage of just 20,770. Only 150 pieces are estimated to have survived in all grades, certified and raw. This piece has strong detail and nice surfaces with considerable underlying luster and bright yellow-gold color.

Well struck with lustrous crisp nickel-white surfaces. Marks are few and trivial.

CAC. A scarce date with a mintage of only 2,000. NGC has graded just 41 coins in all mint state grades with this example tied for the finest graded at that service, plus it is CAC approved! This is a beautiful coin with vibrant mint luster exploding off highly reflective proof-like surfaces. There are minimal […]

Octagonal Liberty Head. R-4. Sharply struck and very flashy with semi proof-like surfaces.