R-7. Longacre’s Indian princess design, with the date below and stars around the periphery. The reverse displays the denomination inside of a wreath and the inscription STANDARD above. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This is a stunning example with mint red and deep ruby, amber, and violet hues.

A wholesome and evenly worn example with strong remaining detail throughout Liberty’s figure and the reverse eagle. The surfaces display a pleasing, original medium-gray patina with subtle darker accents in the protected areas, lending a natural, undisturbed appearance.

CAC. This exceptionally well-preserved nickel displays crisp definition throughout, with full shield lines, bold stars, and clear lettering on both sides. Surfaces are smooth and original, exhibiting bright, satiny mint luster with subtle silver-gray brilliance. Contact marks are minimal and unobtrusive, fully consistent with the high-grade designation. Excellent overall eye appeal. Tied for the finest graded at […]

CAC. RPD FS-301. An appealing example displaying a smooth lustrous nickel-gray patina over well-preserved surfaces. The strike is sharp throughout, with especially strong definition on the shield lines and reverse stars. CAC approval further confirms the coin’s solid quality and attractive originality.

A superb Gem Proof displaying deeply mirrored fields and razor-sharp device detail. The surfaces are pristine with exceptional contrast and bold definition throughout the shield and reverse star motif. An elite-quality survivor with outstanding eye appeal and remarkable preservation. A modest 960 minted with just a single 67+ coin grading finer at PCGS.

Blast white and a needle-sharp strike with nearly perfect surfaces and strong cameo contrast. Amazing quality and tied with two others for the finest graded at PCGS!

Outstanding for the grade with clean surfaces displaying considerable mint red which blends with soft olive-brown. The strike is very sharp and there are simply no significant blemishes.

A very pleasing example of this rare date which saw a mintage of just 20,770. Only 150 pieces are estimated to have survived in all grades, certified and raw. This piece has strong detail and nice surfaces with considerable underlying luster and bright yellow-gold color.

Bright silver-white surfaces retain pleasing mint luster and show sharper-than-usual detail for this challenging San Francisco issue.