An exceptional Matte Proof that exhibits a balanced blend of original mint red with a rich violet and brown patina, giving it both vibrancy and originality. The strike is razor-sharp, with bold definition in Lincoln’s portrait and the reverse wheat ears. Proof mintages were extremely limited in this era, with only 1,150 pieces struck in […]

Sharply struck with rich lustrous original surfaces. The base is silver-white with attractive russet toning at the periphery, as well as the protected areas of the coin.

Well struck and lustrous with light toning and just the barest touch of rub. Old green label holder.

Strong detail and lustrous with a touch of high-point rub.

Bright flashy luster and well struck. One of the scarcest $5 Indians in mint state with a modest mintage of 164,000.

Lustrous natural brown surfaces and a great strike.

Rich orange-gold luster and a great strike with no noteworthy marks. Super quality!

A beautiful example of this scarce commemorative with a sharp strike and rich satiny luster over nearly mark-free yellow-gold surfaces.

A stunning high-end Gem with rich satiny luster, mark-free surfaces, and exceptional detail. The design is one of the most beautiful in American Numismatics. The obverse features Columbia holding a caduceus in her left hand and riding a hippocampus (seahorse), symbolizing health and the sea. The reverse depicts a majestic eagle perched atop a fasces, […]