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Pretty Pastel Toning
1884 3cN PCGS/CAC Proof 67
Proof mintage of 3,942 coins. Great type coin. CAC approved for quality.
Great Type Coin
1866 5c PCGS Proof 62 (With Rays)
Vault Value
$1,325.00
Scarce proof type coin. The 1867 is rare in proof making this essentially a one-year type coin.
Scarce Proof-Only Issue
1877 5c PCGS Proof 66 CAM
Vault Value
Next Bid: $4,500.00
Closes: 1D 21H
Key proof-only issue with a mintage of just 510 coins. A highly sought issue by collectors.
1834 10C PCGS XF45 (Large 4)
Desirable and ideal type coin issue for the capped bust design (small size).
Scarce, Low Mintage Bust Quarter
1824/2 25c PCGS VG-08
An extremely scarce and desirable large-size Bust quarter issue. From a low mintage of 24,000 very few survive.
Pretty Cameo Proof
1884 25c PCGS/CAC Proof 64 CAM
Mintage of just 875 coins struck in proof format. CAC approved for quality.
Pretty Rim Toning!
1879 50c PCGS MS66
A pretty gem with magenta and blue rim highlights and satiny, white centers. A low mintage date of just 4,800 coins struck.
Flashy Key Date
1901-O 50c PCGS MS62
Key date Barber half dollar with lustrous, white surfaces. A beautiful example with the typical marks for the grade.
Rare Carson City Issue
1870-CC $1 NGC AU55+
Very desirable, low mintage Seated dollar struck in Carson City. Only 11,758 coins minted and very few survivors. NGC+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Blazer!
1885-CC $1 PCGS/CAC MS65
Vault Value
$1,225.00
Popular, better-date Carson City mint issue. CAC approved for quality. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Scarce First Year Type Coin
1907 $10 PCGS MS62 (No Motto)
Desirable and scarce first year of issue for the $10 Indian series.
Popular, Scarce Territorial Gold Issue
(1834-37) C. Bechtler $5 NGC AU58 140 GR, 20C (RUTHERFORD)
Popular and very desirable rare territorial gold issue with very faint, even wear and ideal light yellow coloring.
Neat Variety
(1837-42) C. Bechtler G$1 NGC MS61 (N Reversed, 28G)
A neat piece with the N reversed on the word "ONE" on the reverse. A wholesome MS61 example of this difficult to find territorial gold issue.
Popular Pioneer Gold Issue
1860 Clark Gruber $2 1/2 NGC MS61
A lustrous example of this popular Pioneer gold issue struck immediately before the Civil War from gold in Colorado. A popular and attractive piece, most examples did not survive outside of circulation, so uncirculated pieces are very difficult to locate.
Affordable Kellogg $20
1855 Kellogg & Co. $20 PCGS AU Details (Damage)
A nice, affordable Kellogg $20. Likely tested around 9 o'clock on the obverse to confirm the purity at some point, thus the obverse rim damage. Otherwise, the details are fantastic with light, even wear and nice luster.