Strong detail with nice, even medium brown surfaces.

Well detailed with pleasing medium brown surfaces.

CAC. Sharply struck with no significant marks or spots. The surfaces are original and attractive with a stunning blend of copper-red and lime-brown iridescence.

A scarce date with 90,000 minted but just 175 estimated survivors in all grades, raw and certified, according to PCGS. This is an attractive example with original and problem-free light gray surfaces and solid detail.

Low R-7. Struck from the regular obverse die, and paired with the regular reverse die of 1866 with the motto above the eagle. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This is a sharply struck specimen with a deep cobalt-blue, golden-brown, and forest-green patina.

A Civil War date and one of the great rarities in the series with just 1,270 minted. Only 30 to 40 survivors are known. This nearly mint state example is sharply struck with bright and lustrous semi proof-like surfaces. PCGS has graded just one other AU-58 and two coins finer – both MS-61.

An outstanding example of this popular Civil War date which saw a mintage of just 500 proofs. The strike is exceptionally bold and produced ultra deep mirrored field that adds a strong contrast to the heavily frosted design features. The obverse is mostly brilliant with a halo of iridescent gold at the rim. The reverse […]

Very attractive with no significant marks and highly lustrous surfaces.

Fancy 5. Sharply struck with strong swirling mostly red luster. The surfaces are flashy and mark-free with minor spots that impede a higher grade.