Lustrous, medium brown surfaces with strong details. Great example of this popular design variety.
PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Popular first-year issue with designer's initials (VDB) added to the reverse.
The 1909-S VDB is one of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors. Sharply struck, lustrous surfaces feature hints of original red-orange and golden highlights beneath patina of rich olive-brown. Great eye appeal!
Deep grey color. Nice and original. CAC approved for quality.
Handsome gem example of this scarce issue with full bands. Satiny surfaces feature sharp striking detail and blended gold, olive, and lavender-grey tints. Wonderful eye appeal!
Fantastic ultra gem bathed in rich blended rainbow toning. Outstanding eye appeal!
The 1796 quarter is a one-year type coin that is highly sought by collectors as a first year issue of all quarter dollars.
An absolutely blast white slider example of this famous denomination blunder. A famous engraving error, the die-sinker carelessly entered the denomination as 50C. The offending digits were partially effaced, but as 25 was entered, the 5 was punched in much too low, then corrected. Thus, the 2 is over a 5, and the 5 is over a 5 over a 0. This is one of the flashiest examples of the error that we've seen and a lovely coin to boot!
Popular arrows and rays design with the New Orleans mintmark that becomes rare in mint state.
Beautiful rose gold rims cascading into a golden center. Beautiful cartwheel luster with a touch of blue on the reverse.
