A richly preserved Shield Nickel displaying bold definition and vibrant satiny luster beneath a delicate champagne-gold patina. The surfaces are exceptionally clean for the issue, with strong eye appeal and outstanding overall originality.

Sharply struck with deep reflective fields and crisp, well-defined devices throughout. The surfaces exhibit rich, original toning with subtle golden and champagne hues, while remaining clean and undisturbed. Extremely attractive with light cameo contrast, beautiful color, and strong eye appeal.

Bright lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike with far fewer marks than you’d expect for the grade! You think of an MS-60 as baggy and unappealing, but this MS-60 has nice surfaces and real eye appeal!

CAC. Outstanding for the grade with rich yellow-gold luster over attractive fields that display fewer marks than typically seen for the grade. The finest graded at PCGS are just a point finer at MS-62.

Well-preserved displaying strong cartwheel luster beneath a light silver-gray patina with subtle champagne undertones. The strike is sharp overall and the surfaces are notably clean for the grade, with only minor marks that are well within expectations, supporting the premium “+” designation.

Well-struck displaying bright silver luster with soft champagne and light golden toning. Liberty and the eagle show strong definition, while the fields remain notably clean for the grade. Attractive eye appeal and solid originality enhance the appeal of this Choice Mint State survivor.

R-7. This beautiful William Barber designed obverse resembles the famous Sailor Head design. Thirteen tiny stars circle the perimeter with the date under the bust. The reverse is the regular issue Seated Liberty Dime. A coin without a country as UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is absent. Struck in copper with a reeded edge.

The undisputed key date of the Indian Cent series. This handsome AU55 example displays smooth medium-brown surfaces with sharp detail and underlying original mint luster still evident.

A richly original 1877 Indian cent with deep red-brown and olive-green color, with flashes of remaining mint red nestled within the protected areas of the design. The surfaces are notably smooth and glossy for the grade, with strong detail throughout Liberty’s portrait and the reverse wreath. Scarce in true Mint State and always in demand […]