CAC. A premium Gem that showcases blazing satiny luster and exceptional overall eye appeal. Sharply struck with crisp detail throughout Liberty’s portrait and the eagle’s feathers, complemented by smooth, clean fields. Bright silver-white surfaces with a fresh, vibrant appearance place this coin at the upper end of the MS66 spectrum.

Flashy with sharply struck yellow-gold surfaces and only a touch of ‘rub’ preventing a mint state grade. Just 1,920 minted and scarce in any grade.

Warm orange-gold surfaces display flashy mint luster with just light contact marks typical for the grade. The strike is sharp with Liberty’s portrait and the reverse wreath boldly detailed.  An appealing Mint State example of this scarce ‘Three’ which saw a meager mintage of 900 coins.

An attractive example of this historic Hawaiian Kingdom quarter, featuring the bust of King Kalākaua I. The coin displays pleasing silver-gray luster with light, even toning and solid definition throughout the portrait and reverse shield. Minor contact marks are consistent with the grade and do not detract from its strong overall eye appeal.

A richly original example of this popular Indian Head cent, boasting vibrant mint red color and glossy, satiny luster. The surfaces are smooth and well-preserved, with only minor marks consistent with the grade. Sharply struck with excellent detail throughout. Old green label holder.

Frosty white luster and a sharp strike.

A brilliant Gem with vibrant mint luster and crisp strike. Clean, frosty surfaces and strong detail throughout provide outstanding eye appeal.

A Superb Gem example with blazing, satiny luster and exceptional surface preservation. The strike is sharp throughout, with crisp hair detail over Liberty’s portrait and strong definition in the reverse eagle. Surfaces are remarkably clean, showing only the most trivial marks under magnification, fully supporting the lofty “+” designation. The eye appeal is outstanding, with […]

CAC. R-6. The obverse resembles the Liberty nickel design adopted this year, but the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA replaces the stars. The reverse inscription reads PURE NICKEL, surrounded by a wreath of cotton and corn. FIVE CENTS is separated above and below with seven stars left, six right. Struck in nickel with a plain […]