Small 6, No Stems. A very appealing example of this early Draped Bust half cent. Smooth, even chocolate-brown surfaces are complemented by a soft, satiny sheen, with only minimal marks for the grade. The strike is well executed with pleasing definition through Liberty’s hair and the reverse wreath. Overall, a wholesome and original Mint State […]

O-121. Even wear is seen across the high points, with Liberty’s profile and drapery remaining clearly outlined, and the reverse eagle retaining strong central definition for the grade. The surfaces are smooth and problem-free, displaying an attractive, medium-gray patina with subtle darker accents that highlight the design elements.

A lovely example of this scarce early quarter eagle with a solid strike and bright, lustrous orange-gold surfaces. Devoid of adjustment marks with strong eye appeal! Just 6,812 minted with an estimated 250 to 350 survivors.

A wholesome early Draped Bust Half Dollar with pleasing originality and even wear for the VF30 grade. Soft dove-gray surfaces show light, natural patina with scattered darker accents, while the major devices remain bold and well defined. A solid, problem-free example.

Well worn but still solid detail for the grade and nice problem-free surface.

C-3. Pleasing and original with smooth chocolate-brown surfaces and subtle olive undertones. Well detailed for the grade, with strong definition in Liberty’s hair and the wreath, while only light, even wear is evident on the high points. The surfaces are notably clean and problem-free, giving this coin excellent eye appeal.

A pleasing Classic Head half cent with strong detail and only light wear on the high points. Liberty’s portrait remains well defined, and the reverse wreath is sharp and complete. The surfaces display an even, rich chocolate-brown patina with smooth, problem-free fields.

An attractive example of this popular early overdate, boldly showing the  8 punched over a 7 in the date. Warm silver-gray patina blankets both sides, with lighter highlights accenting the curls, drapery, and stars. The strike is pleasing overall, with sharp definition through Liberty’s hair and cap, and strong reverse detail in the eagle’s shield […]

A desirable Red Book-listed early overdate, this XF45 example retains unusually bold detail for the grade, with Liberty’s hair curls, cap, and drapery folds remaining well defined, while the eagle and shield on the reverse display pleasing sharpness. The surfaces are original and attractive, exhibiting a soft silver-gray patina accented by subtle golden highlights. Eye […]