Solid detail with attractive medium brown surfaces.

Well detailed with a nice strong LIBERTY and attractive medium brown surfaces.

A well-detailed example showing even light wear with strong definition throughout the portrait and reverse wreath. The surfaces display a smooth, original medium-brown patina with lighter highlights on the high points, offering pleasing, problem-free eye appeal for this better-date issue.

CAC. A sharply preserved near-Gem example displaying surfaces that are smooth and largely mark-free, with pleasing satiny luster that rolls evenly across both sides. Strike definition is strong, with crisp detailing in Liberty’s hair and coronet, and a well-defined Roman numeral reverse framed by a bold wreath. A highly attractive and problem-free piece that sits […]

A Gem quality example of this better date, boasting lustrous original surfaces, a remarkably crisp strike, and beautiful clean fields.

High R-7. Regular die trial for the 1872 Seated Liberty Dime. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This example shows reflective surfaces beneath a deep chocolate-brown patina with lighter highlights over the devices.  Very scarce with just 3 or 4 known.

A well-preserved Mint State example with bright silver surfaces displaying satiny mint luster with strong overall definition in Liberty’s figure and the eagle on the reverse. Light contact marks typical of the grade are present, yet the coin offers pleasing eye appeal. Old green label holder.

A sharply struck near-Gem example with smooth, satiny luster and excellent eye appeal. Both sides display clean fields and crisp definition throughout the shield, wreath, and stars. Well preserved for this challenging early nickel issue.

CAC. A robust 6,036,000 minted yet this is a very tough date in high grade, and this is a beautiful example. The surfaces are nearly pristine with vibrant mint luster and the strike is extremely sharp.