A better date that is particularly tough to find in mint state. This is a well struck original example with lustrous silver-white surfaces that have a light dusting of gold. Just 3 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.

A pleasing mid-grade Seated Liberty dollar, with honest even wear. Key design elements remain clear, with Liberty’s figure and the eagle’s major details well outlined. Smooth, original gray surfaces show a natural patina and solid eye appeal for the grade.

A pleasing mint state early dollar with strong detail and an overall attractive appearance. Liberty is well defined, with clear drapery lines and a bold shield, while the reverse eagle shows solid feather detail and crisp definition throughout. The surfaces display vibrant white luster with lightly frosted devices. Light handling marks are present, as expected […]

Large Date. A scarce Dahlonega issue with strong remaining detail and attractive antique-gold color. This coin shows even wear with bold lettering, a well-framed portrait, and a crisp D mintmark. A pleasing mid-grade example of this popular Southern gold rarity. Just 21,691 minted and fewer than 100 survivors known.

A better date with a modest mintage of 350,000. This is a nice problem-free example with medium gray surfaces.

A better date with a modest mintage of 350,000. This is a nice problem-free example with medium gray surfaces.

Medium D. A desirable Dahlonega issue with warm, original gold color and just a touch of high point rub. The strike is pleasing for the mint, with well defined devices, a bold date and clear mintmark, while the surfaces show no major distractions. A scarce and attractive Southern gold piece with strong eye appeal.

Medium D. This lightly circulated, scarce Dahlonega-minted Half Eagle, retains pleasing original gold color with warm olive-gold accents throughout. The strike is solid for the issue, with clear definition in Liberty’s hair curls and coronet, while the reverse eagle shows strong detail in the wings and shield. The surfaces are smooth with only minor marks […]

A pleasing example of this better early New Orleans ‘Ten’ with antique gold surfaces and underlying luster.