A superb Civil War–era proof showcasing deeply reflective, jet-black mirrored fields contrasted by boldly frosted devices. Liberty is crisply defined with razor-sharp details throughout the gown, shield, and facial features, while the reverse wreath and lettering exhibit exceptional clarity and precision. Surfaces are smooth and well-preserved, with a very faint golden hue. An outstanding example […]

Sharply struck with brilliant white lustrous surfaces and just a touch of high-point rub. Only 30,700 minted with few survivors as most were exported to the Orient for trade and subsequently melted.

A modest mintage of 93,600 and a scarce date in any grade. This is an attractive Choice AU with bold detail and strong luster, with original gray toned surfaces.

A premium Gem example of the scarce Small Motto variety displaying rich, glowing copper surfaces with an attractive blend of original mint red and warm mahogany-brown patina. The strike is sharp throughout, with strong definition in the shield lines, ribbon lettering, and the intricate wheat wreath on the reverse. Luster remains vibrant beneath the toning, […]

A pleasing mid-grade example with rich chocolate-brown color and smooth, even surfaces. Design elements remain clear, with strong central detail. Honest wear and attractive eye appeal for the grade.

Rich chocolate-brown surfaces display smooth texture with the shield and ribbon on the obverse sharply defined, while the reverse wheat wreath remains bold and well detailed. A pleasing example with strong eye appeal for the grade.

L on Ribbon. Evenly worn with pleasing medium-brown surfaces and clear remaining detail in Liberty’s portrait and wreath reverse.

Well detailed with choice medium-brown surfaces.

A scarce Civil War–era issue, this 1864-S Seated Liberty dime shows moderate wear with all major design elements clear. Liberty’s figure remains bold for the grade, the date is sharp, and the reverse wreath is fully outlined with a strong mintmark. An attractive, problem-free example.