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.

R-6.The obverse displays a portrait of Liberty similar to that used on the Three Cent nickel. The date is below and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is above. The reverse depicts a reversed Roman numeral V and the word CENTS within a wreath. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. This is an outstanding brilliant example […]

Amazingly well preserved with blast white luster, choice surfaces, and a sharp strike.

Well detailed and problem-free with attractive natural gray surfaces.

CAC. Extraordinary quality displaying brilliant luster and frosty silver surfaces with razor-sharp strike details and exceptional eye appeal. The fields are smooth and reflective, complementing the bold definition of Liberty and the intricate wreath on the reverse.

CAC. Rich satiny luster and a solid strike with choice surfaces. Tied for the finest graded at NGC.

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!

CAC. Sharply struck with frosted devices and semi proof-like fields. The surfaces are nearly mark-free and display brilliant mint luster with a delicate iridescent toning at the periphery.

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.