CAC. Sharply struck with vibrant mint luster and choice original surfaces that display attractive light toning.

A gem for the grade with sharp detail and problem-free natural gray surfaces.

This extraordinary survivor is the single finest 1835 Bust Dime graded by PCGS! The coin exhibits rich originality and superb eye appeal, with vibrant toning in shades of gold, russet, and blue at the rims, framing lustrous, frosty silver centers. Both sides display sharp detail, with Liberty’s curls and cap definition boldly rendered, and the […]

An attractive early quarter with crisp white luster and a sharp strike. The surfaces are choice and display minimal marks, consistent with the grade.

N-15. Well struck with beautiful silky smooth mahogany-brown surfaces. Highly lustrous and nearly mark-free.

Block 8. Strong detail with vibrant yellow-gold luster and minimal high-point rub.

Sharply struck with impressive minimally abraded surfaces and rich yellow-gold luster. A lovely example of the Classic Head ‘type’.

These were the first coins struck from a new steam press installed at the Mint in late 1836. A mere 5,000 were minted. This is a well-preserved example showing strong detail and attractive, light- gray surfaces. Liberty’s portrait retains clear hair curls and defined stars, while the reverse eagle displays bold wing and shield elements […]

Reeded Edge half dollars were the first coins struck with new steam presses installed at the Philadelphia Mint. Approximately 5,000 were minted. This is a nice middle-grade example with solid detail and choice coin-gray surfaces.