Sharply struck with vibrant luster and beautiful satiny surfaces. A great choice for a top quality ‘type’ set.

CAC. Deeply reflective mirrors pair with bold, frosted devices to create an attractive near-cameo contrast. The surfaces are exceptionally clean for the grade, with only the faintest signs of handling visible under magnification. Subtle champagne and pale gold toning hug the peripheries, adding warmth without muting the underlying brilliance. Sharply struck throughout with full definition […]

Well struck and choice for the grade, with mint red in the protected areas.

Rich red-brown coloration blends with underlying mint luster, giving the coin a warm, original appearance. The strike is crisp with strong feather and wreath detail, while only minor marks are present. A pleasing near-Gem example.

Vibrant original mint red with strong luster and a sharp, well-defined strike. Smooth, attractive surfaces with only minor marks for the grade. A bright and appealing near-Gem example with excellent eye appeal. Old green label holder.

A beautiful Proof with deep reflective fields and rich mostly red color. Well struck with sharp feather detail and attractive original surfaces that enhance the coin’s eye appeal.

A richly colored Proof with sharp, fully defined design elements throughout. The surfaces display reflective fields and crisp devices, highlighted by vibrant original red with warm copper-gold and subtle iridescent undertones.

A superb gem Proof Indian Head Cent! This exceptional piece boasts fully brilliant, fiery red luster with bold mirrored fields and razor-sharp strike detail throughout Liberty’s portrait and the intricate wreath on the reverse. Surfaces are virtually pristine, with no notable distractions, and extremely strong eye appeal.

Gem Mint State Denver issue with rich, original honey-gold color and vibrant satiny luster. Sharply struck with full detail in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s feathers. Exceptionally clean surfaces for the grade, offering strong eye appeal and premium quality.  Just 4 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.