A scarce early ‘Washington’ issue that displays good inks and even wear. Track & Price notes only 44 pieces are known in all grades.

An attractive early Washington ace that exhibits pleasing color and bright premium paper.

A wonderful early ‘Washington’ ace that combines more than ample margins with great color and bright premium paper. Most of the plate number 60 appears at the center bottom.

An early ‘Woodchopper’ with strong color and bright paper. Margins are more than ample and centering is better than one would expect for the grade. PCGS lists 6 known in 64 with only 5 graded finer.

CAC. High R-7. A beautiful and exceedingly rare 1875 Seated Liberty dime die trial, struck in copper with a reeded edge. Struck with razor-sharp detail and deeply reflective fields, the surfaces display rich original patina and outstanding eye appeal. Just 4 to 6 known in both copper and aluminum, and notably, only a single example […]

CAC. R-7. Regular Issue Die Trial struck in copper with a plain edge. Flashy mirrored surfaces with bold devices. A lovely chocolate brown color with blue-green hues outlining the design elements.

Bright original surfaces with attractive satiny luster and strong overall eye appeal. Sharply struck with clean fields and bold detail throughout the shield and reverse stars. A very pleasing near-Gem.

An exquisite Gem Proof from a mintage of just 700 pieces. The obverse displays bold, frosted devices, with the intricate details of the shield, cross, and surrounding wreath standing out against deeply mirrored fields. The reverse shows equally sharp design elements, with crisp star points and strong definition in the numeral “5.” The coin exhibits […]

An attractive example, struck during the inaugural year of series. This VF35 specimen shows even medium-gray surfaces with pleasing originality and solid detail remaining throughout Liberty and the reverse eagle.