A richly lustrous near-Gem with warm original golden color and a strong strike.

A richly lustrous example with vibrant satiny gold surfaces and sharp overall definition. Light scattered marks are consistent with the grade, while the eye appeal remains highly attractive.

A needle-sharp strike with rich yellow-gold luster swirling off nearly mark-free surfaces.

A near-Mint example with strong white luster and only the slightest friction on the high points.

A pleasing near-Mint example of the final-year Barber quarter. Light high-point friction is visible, yet strong original luster remains across the silver-white surfaces.

CAC. A remarkable survivor from the lowest-mintage matte proof Buffalo nickel issue, with only 600 pieces struck in 1916. Finely textured satin surfaces display the distinctive granular finish characteristic of these early matte proofs, producing a soft, even glow rather than mirrored reflectivity. Sharply struck throughout, with exceptional detail evident in the obverse braid and […]

Brilliant satiny surfaces are accented by delicate champagne-gold and pale iridescent highlights, while razor-sharp detail is evident throughout Liberty’s hair curls and the fasces bands on the reverse. A stunning first-year Mercury dime, boldly struck and beautifully preserved in lofty MS66 Full Bands condition.

A beautiful first year ‘Walker’ with rich satiny mint luster over nearly mark-free original surfaces. The strike is extremely sharp with full skirt lines and head detail, as well as a sharp left hand. The reverse feathers are equally bold.

A beautifully preserved first-year ‘Walker’ displaying strong, original mint luster and a well-executed strike. Light silver-gray surfaces show pleasing texture across Liberty and the eagle, with minimal marks and outstanding eye appeal.