Scarce S-mint Liberty seated dime from a mintage of only 60,000 coins, making it tied for the lowest mintage for a 1850's date. Lovely album toning featuring sienna colors through the peripheries and silvery-gray centers.
Not all proof coins are equal, and this coin is a testament to that statement. Lovely rainbow tones across the obverse while still holding a strong cameo appearance. Do not miss this one, folks. Low mintage issue of just 792 coins struck in proof format.
Mintage of just 735 coins struck in proof format. The obverse retains some cameo, though a light fingerprint above the date is noted. Dark, complex toning throughout the reverse.
With intense and complex toning throughout the obverse, that seems to have almost "bled over" to the cameo reverse, this important date is truly magnificent to behold. CAC approved as high-end for the grade, and what a grade that is as a 68! One of the lowest mintage proof issues in the Barber quarter set. Just 575 examples struck in this format.
Not just any proof Barber quarter type coin. Difficult to locate in such a grade, especially with CAC's approval. The obverse colors are soft and pleasant to the eye. The reverse is deeply complex, with violet and magenta hues in direct lighting. Mintage of just 543 coins.
Never enhanced or altered in any way. As they say, "This is the way they're supposed to look." Low mintage proof issue of just 613 coins.
Registry worthy example with rich patina and beautiful luster.