Sharp detail and velvety chocolate brown surfaces. Nearly mint state with just a touch of high-point friction.

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.

Low R-7. STANDARD SILVER half struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. Bust of Liberty on the obverse with IN GOD WE TRUST below on a scroll and the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The reverse has the denomination 50 CENTS in an oak and olive wreath with STANDARD SILVER above and the date below.This […]

R-5. Similar to the regular issue Three Cent-Nickel design except a Roman numeral V replaces the III on the reverse. Also a Maltese cross and a scroll inscribed IN GOD WE TRUST is above the wreath. Struck is nickel with a plain edge. This is a Gem brilliant example with nicely frosted design features.

Well struck with satiny nickel-gray surfaces displaying no significant marks.

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.