A well centered earlier ‘Grant’ with strong black and gold inks and paper with light to moderate even wear. Much tougher than the 1922 Series.

A beautifully preserved matte proof with crisp devices and smooth, even brown surfaces. Subtle violet and rose undertones enhance the fields, giving the coin excellent eye appeal for the grade. A high-end example from the short-lived Lincoln matte proof series.

Lustrous and well struck.

Brilliant luster and well struck.

Well struck with rich satiny luster over nearly flawless untoned surfaces. Super quality!

Sharply struck and devoid of significant marks. The surfaces are original with vibrant luster and excellent eye appeal.

A superbly preserved first-year Buffalo nickel, sharply struck with full detail throughout the Indian’s portrait and the bison. The surfaces are coated with rich satiny luster and are devoid of noteworthy marks. Incredible quality and outstanding eye appeal.

A superb example of this first-year ‘Buffalo’ with intense mint luster and choice surfaces.

Lustrous surfaces have a nice satiny texture and very soft golden toning. The strike is bold, especially the hair detail on the obverse and the bison’s head, shoulder, and tail. Both sides are free of any noteworthy marks and the eye appeal is excellent.