A spectacular survivor from the 1,245 proofs minted during the first year of this series. The obverse displays frosted devices that contrast dramatically against deep, jet-black mirrored fields, giving the portrait of Liberty a bold, sculptural appearance. Every star, laurel leaf, and hair detail is rendered with razor sharpness. The reverse is equally stunning, with […]

Blast white and a sharp strike. The design is frosted and the fields are highly reflective and borderline proof-like. The field-to-design contrast produces a very attractive ‘cameo’.

Well detailed and lustrous with doubling on the reverse, most noticeably in the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. A fair number of the 1892-CC ‘Tens’ we’ve handled are this variety.

Well detailed with attractive surfaces.

A pleasing example of this better date with far fewer marks than expected for the grade. The surfaces are flashy and white with frosted design features, and the strike is very sharp.

Nice and flashy with frosty white luster and a sharp strike. The eye appeal is strong with just scattered minor marks, consistent with the grade.

Blast white and well struck with light frost on the design and scattered minor marks consistent with the grade.

Satiny white and an above average strike.

CAC. Just 390,000 minted which is by far the lowest mintage in the series before 1913. This is an attractive and well detailed coin for the grade.