A beautiful, high-end example of the only Denver-minted Liberty nickel. This gorgeous MS66 piece shows satiny, original mint luster with crisp strike definition across Liberty’s hair and the intricate wreath on the reverse. Silvery, frosty surfaces are exceptionally clean for the grade, with only the lightest ticks visible under magnification. A scarce condition rarity from […]

A very pleasing example of this scarce date with a sharp strike on an issue that often comes poorly struck. Most commonly found in the ‘AU’ grade range, coins at this grade level can be a challenge. Housed in an old green label holder.

Sharply struck with very vibrant brilliant mint luster over choice surfaces that have a delightful light golden glow. Outstanding for the grade with excellent eye appeal!

Sharply struck and mostly red with no significant marks or spots.

CAC. Well struck with satiny yellow-gold luster and strong eye appeal.

A well centered earlier ‘Grant’ with strong black and gold inks and paper with light to moderate even wear. Much tougher than the 1922 Series.

Sharp detail and bright white lustrous surfaces with just a touch of high point wear. A better date with a mintage of just 484,000. Old green label holder.

A beautifully preserved matte proof with crisp devices and smooth, even brown surfaces. Subtle violet and rose undertones enhance the fields, giving the coin excellent eye appeal for the grade. A high-end example from the short-lived Lincoln matte proof series.

Sharply struck with rich lustrous surfaces.