CAC. The last date made for circulation and the lowest mintage of any date in the entire series at just 1,000 coins. This is a gem-quality survivor that is sharply struck with proof-like fields. The surfaces are bright and flashy with attractive silvery luster and an iridescent sea-green and gold patina, offering excellent eye appeal.

Doubled Die Obverse. FS-101. Only 65,000 circulation strikes were produced in 1872, the lowest non-proof mintage of the entire two-cent series, and survivorship is small. The FS-101 doubled die variety adds interest, although we’ve added no premium to the price. The obverse of this example displays sharp details across the shield and surrounding wreath, with […]

CAC. Outstanding quality with choice surfaces that are spot-free and mark-free. The strike is very sharp and the surface are highly reflective and a beautiful iridescent copper-red, soft olive-brown, and ruby.

A scarce date with a mintage of just 9,000 pieces. This is a very well detailed coin with even coin-gray color and pleasing surfaces.

CAC. Mintmark Below Wreath. Rich creamy luster and a sharp strike with no noticeable sign of rub.

Arrows. Beautiful original golden-gray toned surfaces with bright turquoise at the rim. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are very attractive. Just 550 minted.

Arrows. A beautiful satiny white Gem with vibrant luster, a bold strike, and very choice surfaces. This is the scarcer Small Arrows variant .

Original and richly toned with choice nearly mark-free surfaces.

One of the rarest coins in the series with a mintage of just 1,800. The 3 is so closed that, at first glance, many would think it is an 8. This is a bright frosty example with sharp portrait detail and warm golden luster. The surfaces are very clean for the grade and the eye […]