CAC. A pleasing and problem-free example of this key-date Mercury dime. The obverse shows light, even wear with Liberty’s portrait bold and well-outlined, including clear separation of hair details and strong definition through the central devices. The reverse displays solid vertical bands and a well-defined fasces, with only light smoothing consistent with the grade. Surfaces […]

A choice original coin with bright lustrous surfaces and just a touch of toning. The strike is strong and there are fewer marks than you would typically see for the grade.

A scarce first-year Denver issue with strong overall detail and appealing original luster. Liberty is well defined with bold gown lines, while the reverse eagle shows solid feather detail. Light, scattered marks are consistent with the grade.

Rich, original orange-gold color with warm honey highlights across both sides. The strike is bold, with Liberty’s flowing hair and torch detail sharply rendered, while the reverse eagle shows strong feather definition against radiant sunburst lines. House in an old green label ‘rattler’.

A better-date San Francisco double eagle with rich original orange-gold luster and strong overall eye appeal. Sharply detailed throughout with clean surfaces for the MS64 grade.

A superb example of this scarce early San Francisco issue, exhibiting strong overall strike quality and attractive original surfaces. Lustrous silver-gray surfaces are complemented by light, iridescent pastel toning and excellent eye appeal, with only minor, well-placed marks consistent with the grade.

A scarce first-year San Francisco ‘Walker’. This example shows a well-defined strike, with Liberty’s figure bold and  strong detail in the gown folds and hand. The reverse eagle is sharply rendered, with good feather definition and crisp legends throughout. An original silver-gray patina is present, accented by vibrant luster that flows across both sides. Light, […]

CAC. A desirable first-year ‘Walker’ with soft satiny luster and attractive original surfaces. Well struck for the issue, with strong detail through Liberty’s gown lines and the eagle’s feathering. CAC approved and highly appealing for the MS64 grade.

This note depicts the bust of George Washington center and a vignette, at the left, of Christopher Columbus in sight of land. Fully framed and well balanced margins with the exception of the lower, which is a little tight. Vibrant color and clearly worth the EPQ designation.