High R-7. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. The obverse design resembles the Three-Cent Nickel but on a regular size nickel planchet. The reverse has 5 CENTS within a wreath and a tiny IN GOD WE TRUST above. Very scarce and the finest of just 2 graded at PCGS with none seen at NGC.

CAC. A better date with a modest mintage of 88,600 and relatively few survivors. This is a  sharply struck example with pleasing luster and well-defined details throughout Liberty and the wreath. The surfaces display attractive original toning with subtle silver-gray hues and minimal marks for the grade. Outstanding eye appeal and the only CAC endorsed example […]

CAC. R-6. Regular issue dies struck in nickel with a plain edge. This is a beautiful well struck coin with flashy and original brilliant proof surfaces.

Nearly Mint State with bright underlying luster and only faint high-point rub. Strong design details and sharp legends with warm, original gold surfaces and excellent eye appeal. A scarce date with just 29,400 minted.

Well struck with brilliant surfaces and just a touch of high-point rub.

A superb Gem Mint State example of this early Shield Nickel, boasting bright, original luster and excellent overall definition. Both sides are boldly struck with surfaces that are notably clean for the grade. Attractive light silver-gray toning enhances the coin’s eye appeal without diminishing its brilliance.

Blast white and a razor sharp strike with frosted devices and semi proof-like fields. Scarce in any grade and particularly rare in mint state. Just 10 coins have graded finer at PCGS. This is an outstanding survivor from a tiny mintage of just 3,500 coins.

Smooth original surfaces display a rich chocolate-brown patina blended with substantial remnants of faded mint red throughout. Sharply struck with excellent definition in the motto, shield, and wreath details. This beautifully preserved example offers outstanding originality and eye appeal.

A lovely Gem example, displaying warm chocolate-brown surfaces accented by subtle golden undertones and outstanding originality throughout. Sharply struck with clean, virtually mark-free fields, this 1868 Two Cent piece offers excellent eye appeal for the Brown designation.