Frosty white luster with a faint golden tint, primarily at the borders.

Rich lustrous surfaces that are satiny white and framed by a delicate ring of gold at the rim.

Sharply struck with frosty white surfaces and russet-gold highlights.

Attractive yellow-gold surfaces that exhibit ample remnant luster and a strong strike. The look is cleaner than typically seen on this scarce date. Marks are few and minor with none of significance. The 1878-CC is among the rarest eagles, from not only the Carson City Mint, but also in the entire $10 Liberty series. Of […]

Wonderfully original and outstanding for the grade with frosted white design features and semi proof-like fields.

A beautiful first year ‘Morgan’ from the popular Carson City Mint. The surfaces display rich satiny white luster and no heavy marks.

The second rarest Carson City half dollar with a mintage of 62,000. This is a beauty for the grade with problem-free surfaces that are a pleasing coin-gray.

CAC. An extraordinary gem that is sharply struck throughout with Liberty’s gown folds, shield, and the eagle’s feathers all crisply defined. Graded MS66 by PCGS and certified by CAC for exceptional quality, it exhibits vibrant frosty luster and silvery-white brilliance with incredible surfaces that are nearly pristine.

CAC. This scarce date is the only regular issue Trade Dollar with a mintage under 100,000. The present example displays a very sharp strike on both sides and bright lustrous original surfaces. Outstanding for the grade with just a few noticeable marks and strong eye appeal. Housed in an old green label holder.