Well stuck with vibrant luster.

Well struck with minimal abrasions and mint red luster. From the first year Lincoln Cents were minted in Denver. Housed in an old green label holder.

CAC. Just 30,100 minted and one of the rarest dates in the series. Significantly scarcer than the more famous quarter eagle and half eagle of the same date. This is a pleasing example and very nearly mint state with a sharp strike and problem-free lustrous surfaces.

Strong D. Solid detail and lustrous with nice smooth surfaces.

Sharply struck with an extremely strong D. The surfaces are original and choice with a pleasing luster patina displaying a subtle greenish tint. There are minimal marks, well within the parameters of the grade, and none that distract from this coins excellent eye appeal! Housed in an old green label holder.

Strong D. The key to the series with a mintage of just 55,600. This coin exhibits rich honey-gold color with subtle satiny luster across both sides. The incuse design shows strong definition, especially on the Indian’s headdress and the eagle’s wing and breast feathers. Typical light handling is present but unobtrusive, and overall eye appeal […]

CAC. By far the rarest date in the series with a mintage of just 55,680 coins. This piece offers superb quality for the grade. The surfaces retain strong original luster with warm golden color, and the strike is very sharp, including the ‘D’ mintmark. Light abrasions are present but unobtrusive, and the coin’s overall eye […]

A ‘key’ date with the second lowest mintage in the series at only 72,500 coins. This is a very attractive example with a sharp strike and choice surfaces displaying satiny orange-gold luster.

CAC. An impressively preserved Gem with an extremely vibrant, swirling, white luster cartwheel over virtually flawless surfaces. The strike is nearly full and the eye appeal is off-the-charts! Housed in an old green label holder.