Spiked Chin. Cohen-8. The last marriage of the Spiked Chin obverse following Cohen-5, 6, and 7. This is a late die state of this durable die. A ‘Spike’ extends from Liberty’s chin, a ‘tongue’ appears to stick out between her lips, and curved die lines are seen in the field opposite her neck. This is […]

C-5. Spiked Chin. R-4. The rarest of the 4 different Spiked Chin varieties. Well detailed and attractive with the dramatic spike coming off Liberty’s chin, plus the reverse has a heavy bisecting die crack with additional peripheral die cracks.

C-8. Spiked Chin. Sharp detail with pleasing brown surfaces.

Crosslet 4, Stems. C-10. Solid detail with problem-free medium brown surfaces.

Spiked Chin. Glossy brown surfaces with a fair amount of remnant faded red.

Spiked Chin. A spike-like projection juts out from Liberty’s chin on this interesting variety. This is a choice example with sharp detail and problem-free glossy brown surfaces.

14 Star Reverse. An outstanding example of this rare and desirable coin from a low-mintage year. Just 2,827 minted and an estimated 150 to 200 known survivors. This near-mint state specimen displays strong eye appeal with vibrant golden luster and only the slightest signs of friction on the high points of the design.

4 Berries. This choice early dime retains strong definition across Liberty’s hair and drapery, as well as bold details in the eagle’s wings, shield, and wreath. Light wear is present on the highest points, but much of the original design detail remains sharp. The surfaces exhibit attractive, even gray toning, with no distracting marks or […]

4 Berries. Well-worn but still solid detail for the grade, and very nice even gray surfaces.