Sharply struck and lustrous with light silver-gray toning and just a touch of high-point rub.

CAC. Warm chocolate-brown surfaces are accented by traces of original mint color and smooth, satiny luster beneath the patina. The strike is sharp throughout, with bold feather detail and crisp definition on the reverse wreath. Scarce in this level of preservation, especially with CAC approval.

A pleasing example of this key date with solid detail and choice light brown surfaces.

CAC. A classic first-year San Francisco issue and one of the keys to the Indian Head series. This Choice Mint State example offers strong eye appeal, with a sharp strike throughout and well-defined feather detail. The surfaces are clean for the grade, displaying vibrant mint luster beneath a rich original golden-red patina. Housed in an […]

A scarce San Francisco issue and one of the key dates to this popular series. This example is in impressive Gem condition with beautiful clean surfaces that are nearly full red, mellowing only slightly. Sharply struck with four diamonds, strong feather detail and a sharp reverse wreath and shield. Devoid of significant marks and spots […]

A desirable key-date issue with pleasing original medium brown surfaces. The devices remain well detailed for the grade.

A highly desirable key-date Lincoln cent with original brown surfaces and even chocolate and mahogany coloration with a trace of faded red. Well struck with clear definition to Lincoln’s portrait and the distinctive VDB initials on the reverse. A strong near-Gem example of this iconic first-year issue.

CAC. A coveted key-date issue with smooth, original brown surfaces and a pleasing, even tone. Satiny underlying luster remains strong, complementing a sharp strike with clear detail throughout Lincoln’s portrait and the reverse wheat ears. Light, scattered marks are consistent with the grade. A highly desirable near-Gem example, further enhanced by CAC approval.

A wonderful example of this classic key-date with blazing luster that’s very nearly full mint red. The strike is very sharp and even with 5x magnification, we can’t find a single contact mark on the incredible surfaces!