A blazing, fully Red gem with vibrant mint luster and razor-sharp detail. The surfaces are exceptionally clean for the issue, with only the faintest ticks keeping it from higher classification. A premium, eye-appealing example of this low-mintage Depression-era key date.

A spectacular Gem Red survivor of this famous semi-key date and among the very finest examples known. This piece displays vibrant copper-orange luster and exceptional surface preservation. Lincoln’s portrait is razor-sharp, the fields are fully frosted and satiny, and the reverse shows flawless wheat ears with outstanding eye appeal. 1931-S had a low mintage of […]

Well struck and lustrous with attractive light toning.

Sharply struck with a brilliant core accented by attractive light toning.

An attractive full red Gem with a strong strike and minimal marks.

CAC. Well struck with lustrous original surfaces that have a light golden tint. Very nearly mint state.

A near-Gem with vivid luster and a sharp strike. The surfaces are very choice with no significant marks.

A beautiful example of this scarce date with vibrant luster on choice original surfaces that are mostly white with just a trace of toning.

A beautiful example of this scarce date with silky smooth lustrous white surfaces that display a sharp strike and minimal insignificant marks. Just 10 coins have graded finer at PCGS, all MS-66, and they would bring $30,000+ if they came on today’s market!