CAC. An incredible example of this scarce proof-only date which saw a mintage of just 2,350. The strike is razor-sharp with bold frosted design features that contrast nicely with the highly reflective mirrored fields. Even under magnification, we can’t find any significant marks or blemishes of any kind!

CAC. A breathtaking Gem that displays intense satiny luster with crisp detail in Liberty’s gown, shield, and cap, matched by a boldly struck eagle on the reverse. The surfaces are amazing and nearly mark-free, providing this coin with outstanding eye appeal. Just a single coin has graded finer at PCGS.

Solid detail with attractive medium gray surfaces.

CAC. A sharply executed example of this scarce proof-only date with reflective fields and crisp device detail throughout. Both sides display strong contrast, clean surfaces, and excellent definition on the shield, stars, and lettering. A high-quality Proof Shield nickel, with CAC approval and excellent eye appeal.

Strong 7/8 Feathers. Frosty white luster and a sharp strike.

Reverse of 1879. Sharply struck with satiny white surfaces and touches of light gold tint around the periphery.

Frosty white luster with a faint golden tint, primarily at the borders.

Sharply struck with frosty white surfaces and russet-gold highlights.

Attractive yellow-gold surfaces that exhibit ample remnant luster and a strong strike. The look is cleaner than typically seen on this scarce date. Marks are few and minor with none of significance. The 1878-CC is among the rarest eagles, from not only the Carson City Mint, but also in the entire $10 Liberty series. Of […]