L on Ribbon. Evenly worn with pleasing medium-brown surfaces and clear remaining detail in Liberty’s portrait and wreath reverse.

Well detailed with choice medium-brown surfaces.

A scarce Civil War–era issue, this 1864-S Seated Liberty dime shows moderate wear with all major design elements clear. Liberty’s figure remains bold for the grade, the date is sharp, and the reverse wreath is fully outlined with a strong mintmark. An attractive, problem-free example.

A Civil War date and one of the great rarities in the series with just 1,270 minted. Only 30 to 40 survivors are known. This PCGS AU58 example is sharply detailed with only light friction on the high points, retaining considerable original mint luster. The surfaces are attractive and problem-free, displaying a rich, even yellow-gold […]

A prominate Delaware financial institution in operation from 1810 until its liquidation in November 1912. Known as the “Concordia”, the central vignette features two allegorical women grasping hands before a burning alter, representing harmony. One of only four aces known with only one finer. A truly scarce, comment free, example.

Superb near-finest known example of the desirable Fancy 5 variety. Vibrant original mint red color blankets both sides, accented by satiny luster and razor-sharp detail throughout the ornate shield and wreath. Surfaces are exceptionally clean for the lofty MS66+ grade, with outstanding eye appeal and premium quality.

CAC. An outstanding survivor from the first year of the type, with a proof mintage of just 500 coins. The obverse displays sharp detail on Liberty’s portrait and coronet, with frosty devices set against mirrored fields. The reverse wreath is crisply defined, with bold depth and reflective brilliance throughout. The coin’s surfaces are virtually pristine, […]

Well-struck with smooth, light nickel-gray surfaces and soft, satiny luster. A pleasing Civil War-era issue with solid eye appeal for the grade. Old green label holder.

R-7.  A transitional pattern with the reverse of 1866, which added IN GOD WE TRUST, paired with the regular issue 1865 obverse.  Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This is a gorgeous example with choice brown surfaces highlighted by bright blue overtones.