R.E. Russell, Low-128, HT-309, R.5. Dr. Feuchtwanger presumably struck this one-bit token variety on behalf of New York merchant R.E. Russell, since the alloy is German silver, and the obverse die is common to Breen-6 HT-268 Feuchtwanger cents. While the Feuchtwanger cents are fairly common, the R.E. Russell token is seldom encountered. The obverse features […]

Strong design detail remains throughout Liberty’s portrait and the reverse eagle, with only light friction on the highest points. Subtle silver-gray toning and clean, well-balanced surfaces enhance the overall eye appeal.

A very rare and highly desirable early Proof from the first year of Christian Gobrecht’s new Seated Liberty design. Just 30 proofs were struck and today about 25 have survived. This coin displays sharp definition in Liberty’s figure, shield, and gown folds, with reflective fields that retain attractive mirrored surfaces. The reverse wreath is crisply […]

Sharply struck with minimal marks. Attractive lustrous silver-gray surfaces display a faint gold shade. Excellent eye appeal and premium quality for the grade.

Well detailed with original yellow-gold surfaces and plenty of remnant luster.

Well-preserved, displaying bold design detail with light, even wear confined to the highest points. Original silver-gray surfaces show soft luster, with crisp stars, lettering, and a sharply defined eagle. An attractive early half dollar offering strong eye appeal for the grade.  

No Drapery, Large Stars. Fantastic quality with rich satiny white luster over almost flawless surfaces. The strike is needle-sharp with every minute detail boldly present. Just 4 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.

No Drapery. A pleasing example of this tough date from the first year of the series. This coin is well detailed and problem-free with light coin-gray surfaces.

A scarce first-year Dahlonega Half Eagle with strong remaining detail and warm, yellow-gold surfaces. The strike is solid for the issue, with clear stars, hair curls, and a well-defined eagle. Light, even circulation wear blends smoothly, giving the piece an attractive, problem-free appearance. A desirable and historic early-D mint gold rarity.