The heavily frosted design elements exhibit full brilliance, while the surrounding mirrored field glows with peripheral rich gold and turquoise iridescence. The strike is needle-sharp and the beauty speaks for itself. It is difficult to imagine a more attractive example at the assigned grade.

Well detailed with original orange-gold surfaces. A better date and underrated. 51,017 minted which is 3 times the 1879-CC mintage. Yet the PCGS population chart shows fewer 1880-CC’s have been graded.

A scarce Carson City ‘Five’ that we seldom see in the marketplace in any grade. This example is well struck and attractive with lustrous and original yellow-gold surfaces. Only 51,017 minted.

Well detailed with bright lustrous surfaces. A mere 11,190 coins minted of this scarce and popular Carson City ‘Ten’.

CAC. Frosted white devices contrast beautifully with reflective watery-white fields. The strike is needle-sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding!

Well struck with frosty white luster.

Well struck and nearly a Gem with brilliant white luster.

CAC. Lustrous and mostly crisp-white with a splash of gold-blue hues.

Thick satiny white luster flows across silky smooth and sharply struck surfaces. Marks are few and none are of significance. Touches of gold accent ring the outer edge and denticles. While the mintage of 5,305,0000 is large, usage was extensive resulting in lower grade pieces being quite common. Examples above MS-64 are extremely elusive. This […]