R-7. The popular “Liberty at the Seashore” obverse design with an arc of 13 stars above and the date below. Liberty is seated facing left and holds an olive branch in her right hand and rests her left hand on a globe with the word LIBERTY inscribed. A sidewheeler is seen in the distance, and […]

A boldly struck example of this scarce Carson City double eagle, exhibiting rich original gold coloration with warm honey and amber highlights. Liberty’s portrait shows strong central definition for the issue, while the reverse eagle displays well-formed feathers and sharp shield details. Light scattered marks, consistent with the grade, do little to detract from the […]

CAC. An elusive Carson City half eagle with a mintage of just 11,828 and fewer than 150 survivors in all grades.  This is a desirable example exhibiting pleasing original gold color and honest, even circulation wear. Liberty’s portrait remains well defined with clear stars and strong rim detail, while the reverse eagle shows bold central […]

The only major Trade Dollar variety listed in the Redbook and recognized by PCGS. It is also the rarest of all Trade Dollars in mint state.  This example displays strong brilliant luster and an exceptionally bold strike. Liberty is sharply defined, with clear gown folds, shield lines, and a well-rendered head and hand, while the […]

Well detailed with attractive medium brown surfaces.

Well struck and mark-free with mostly red surfaces. Housed in an early NGC holder.

A superb proof exhibiting deep, mirrored fields contrasted by frosted, sharply defined devices. The strike is crisp throughout, with bold detail on both the portrait and Roman numeral reverse. Exceptionally well preserved, offering strong eye appeal and classic Cameo contrast with undisturbed brilliant surfaces.

Bright lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike with far fewer marks than you’d expect for the grade! You think of an MS-60 as baggy and unappealing, but this MS-60 has nice surfaces and real eye appeal!

CAC. Outstanding for the grade with rich yellow-gold luster over attractive fields that display fewer marks than typically seen for the grade. The finest graded at PCGS are just a point finer at MS-62.