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.

A well centered ‘Jackass’ note with pleasing color and light wear.  Tough in any grade, Track & Price lists only 39 known in all grades.

An early ‘Woodchopper’ with good color and premium paper. A better note in any grade, Track & Price lists only 187 known in all grades. PMG lists 8 known in 65 with only 3 graded finer.

Octagonal Indian Head. High R-5. Sharply struck with flashy proof-like surfaces.

Well struck with considerable mint red and no significant marks.

CAC. A beautiful Gem example of this better Shield Nickel. The surfaces exhibit bright, satiny luster with sharp strikes at the shield and stars, complemented by fully defined design details. Both obverse and reverse are remarkably clean for the type, with only the lightest scattered marks visible under magnification. The reverse displays bold star and […]

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 […]

R-7. The popular “Liberty at the Seashore” obverse design with an arc of 13 stars above and the date below. Liberty is seated facing left and holds an olive branch in her right hand and rests her left hand on a globe with the word LIBERTY inscribed. A sidewheeler is seen in the distance, and […]