Very attractive with bright lustrous surfaces and frosted white design features. Exceptionally clean and attractive for the grade and a coin that looks like it should have garnered a ‘Cameo’ designation. The eye appeal is excellent!

A scarce Civil War date that saw a mintage of just 93,600. This is an attractive example with solid detail and light gray surfaces.

CAC. Rich reddish-brown luster with generous flashes of original mint red, especially around the devices and protected fields. Sharply struck with bold shield details and crisp legends. A high-quality example of the scarcer Small Motto variant from the first year of the series.

CAC. Extremely well struck with beautiful lustrous surfaces that are both mark-free and spot-free. A fair amount of faded red blends with light olive-brown and enhances this coin’s strong eye appeal!

Strong detail with nice, even medium brown surfaces.

Well detailed with attractive 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.

Brother Jonathan Shipwreck. The Brother Jonathan crashed off the rocky coast of Crescent City, CA. on July 30, 1865 and the wreck was discovered in 1993. This is an attractive 1864-S ‘Twenty’ that was salvaged from the ship.