CAC. A highly attractive Copper-Nickel Indian cent with smooth light tan surfaces and considerable original mint luster remaining on both sides. The strike is sharp throughout, with bold feather detail and a crisply defined reverse wreath. Well-preserved for this difficult issue, the coin offers excellent eye appeal and strong originality.

A highly attractive coin with smooth chocolate-brown surfaces and subtle underlying mint red highlights. The strike is sharp throughout, with pleasing contrast between the reflective fields and crisply detailed devices. A scarce low mintage proof.

CAC. Rich red-brown color with attractive original surfaces and a sharp strike. A premium Civil War–era type coin with strong eye appeal.

CAC. A stunning first-year of issue Two Cent Piece with blazing original red luster across both sides. The strike is sharp and even, with the shield, arrows, and wreath details showing full definition. Surfaces are exceptionally clean, free of significant marks, and the color is vibrant and consistent. This is the only 65+ RD graded […]

R-6. Regular issue design. Struck in copper on a thick planchet. Plain edge.

R-7. From regular issue dies, but struck in copper with a reeded edge. Superb quality with deeply mirrored fields displaying vivid copper-red color and subtle violet undertones, highlighting its pristine preservation and rich patina. This is the single finest graded at either service regardless of color designation.

Cleaned. A scarce Civil War–era Seated Liberty dime that saw a mintage of just 11,000 coins. This example retains solid remaining detail consistent with the About Uncirculated designation, with Liberty’s portrait, shield, and reverse wreath clearly defined. Surfaces show evidence of an old cleaning, as noted by NGC, now mellowed to an even, medium-gray patina […]

A superb Civil War–era proof showcasing deeply reflective, jet-black mirrored fields contrasted by boldly frosted devices. Liberty is crisply defined with razor-sharp details throughout the gown, shield, and facial features, while the reverse wreath and lettering exhibit exceptional clarity and precision. Surfaces are smooth and well-preserved, with a very faint golden hue. An outstanding example […]

Sharply struck with brilliant white lustrous surfaces and just a touch of high-point rub. Only 30,700 minted with few survivors as most were exported to the Orient for trade and subsequently melted.