Vibrant lustrous surfaces with a touch of gold toning and no noteworthy marks. Only a single coin has graded numerically finer at PCGS.

R-7. Regular issue design for the Seated Liberty dollar. Struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. Beautiful bright surfaces with frosted devices, deep mirrored fields, and no oxidation.

Well struck with satiny luster. Nice for the grade.

Blast white with strong cameo contrast between frosted devices and deep bright fields. A low mintage proof with a mintage of just 600.

Just 4,500 business strikes for 1869 and very few have survived, especially in high grade. This is a beautiful example with original surfaces that display frost on the design and delicate toning. The strike is exceptionally sharp and surfaces are semi proof-like.

Scarce in any grade with just 76,000 minted. This coin offers sharp design detail for the grade with just moderate wear across the central design on the obverse and sharp eagle feathers and shield on the reverse. The surfaces are problem-free with a pleasing light gray-tan patina.

A beautiful problem-free example of this scarce date. The detail is what you would expect for the grade and the surfaces are light gray and very choice which is seldom the case with 1869-S quarters.

A scarce date that saw a mintage of just 76,000 and relatively few survivors. This is a very attractive problem-free example with light gray surfaces and strong detail for the grade.

Standard’ Half Dollar struck in silver with a plain edge. High R-6. Bust of Liberty on the obverse with LIBERTY inscribed on her headband and a single star in front. The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is above and IN GOD WE TRUST is on a scroll below. 50 CENTS is within a wreath on […]