This high quality proof displays deeply mirrored fields and sharply struck devices, with Liberty’s portrait and the wreath-enclosed Roman numeral “V” rendered in exceptional detail. The reflective surfaces are unblemished and accented by a light champagne patina.

Rich satiny luster and a sharp strike with beautiful surfaces displaying minimal marks. Very nearly a Gem!

A scarce date from the final year of the series, sporting the lowest mintage in the series. This is a pleasing medium brown coin with solid detail for the grade.

Sharp detail with choice brown surfaces. The lowest mintage in the series at just 309,000 coins.

From the final year of the Indian Head Cent series and a scarce date with by far the lowest mintage at 309,000 coins. This is a well detailed example with choice light chocolate-brown surfaces.

Sharply struck with no significant marks or spots and a pleasing blend of mint red and soft brown.

A beautiful well struck example of this ‘key’ date, with flashy mostly red surfaces and no significant marks.

A lovely example of this scarce date with a nice blend of mint red and soft brown coloration. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are very choice and nearly mark-free.

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!