Important Early Federal Issue

1787 Fugio PCGS VF35 (No Cinquefoils, UNITED STATES, Newman 1-B, Cross After Date)

PCGS #878904. A pleasing example of this major type! The Newman 1-B is most available variety of the historically significant Cross After Date Fugio coppers. Clearly defined with pleasing orange-brown coloration. A pair of prominent planchet flaws near the upper reverse border is noted but the overall eye appeal is strong.

Flashy Fields

1847 1c NGC MS61 BN (N-24)

A nice amount of luster and flash for the assigned grade.

Better Date

1867 1c PCGS MS63 RB

Better date example with great luster for the grade! Neat woodgrain toning.

Fiery Red Gem

1893 1c PCGS MS65 RD (Eagle Eye Photo Seal)

Sharply defined and full of bright red-orange color.

Flashy Red Gem

1903 1c PCGS MS65 RD

Minimal toning, and outstanding luster.

Key Date

1909-S Indian 1c NGC VF30

Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent. The present coin is a nice, evenly toned mid-grade example.

Popular & Scarce Variety

1972/1972 1c PCGS MS65 RD (DDO)

This famous doubled die cent is a very popular and desirable collector coin. Very strong doubling is evident on the date, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST. The secondary image is spread clockwise to the primary image.

1972-D 1c PCGS MS66 RD

Gem Type Coin

1904 5c PCGS MS65

Popular Liberty nickel type coin with beautiful luster and color.

The Only D-Mint V-Nickel

1912-D 5c PCGS MS66

Scarce and desirable as the only D-mint V-Nickel. This well-detailed gem is beautifully lustrous beneath attractive gold, lavender, and light blue tints.

Pretty Rainbow Tints

1888 5c PCGS Proof 66

Mintage of 4,582 coins struck in proof format. Very colorful iridescent toning with some neat pinks and greens.

Choice XF

1820 10c PCGS XF45 (Small 0)

Desirable and ideal type coin issue for the capped bust design (large size).

Nice and Original

1827 10c PCGS/CAC VF35

Desirable and ideal type coin issue for the capped bust design (large size). CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Key Date

1844 10c NGC VF35

An important and popular numismatic rarity -- this is the famed 'Little Orphan Annie' Seated dime which is legendary among Seated collectors.

Original Toning

1934 10c NGC/CAC MS66+ FB

Original toning. NGC has granted their Plus Grade designation. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Flashy Mint Luster

1917 Type 2 25c NGC MS62 FH

First year of the revised design. Highly lustrous and sharply struck.

Nice Type Example

1929 25c NGC MS61 FH

Nice type coin.

Key Date

1932-S 25c NGC F15

Along with the 1932-D, the 32-S is one of the set-stoppers of the regular issue WQ set.

Only 12 Finer!

1960 25c NGC MS67

Gleaming super-gem example with natural toning. Only 12 finer have been certified at both major grading services.

Great Type Coin

1908-D 50c NGC VF20

Key Date

1921-S 50c PCGS VG-08

The key to the Walker set in most grades from VG-MS64.

Key Date

1921-S 50c NGC VF20

The key to the Walker set in most grades from VG-MS64.

1953 50c PCGS Proof 66

Mintage of 128,800.

1969-D 50c NGC MS66

Better Variety

1796 $1 NGC VG-10 (Large Date, Small Letters)

Fantastic and affordable early dollar with light dove-gray toning. A tougher die pairing with the large date and small letters reverse. A rather impressive die break on the reverse near the rim adds interest.

Frosty White Gem

1879-O $1 PCGS MS66 ex: D.L. Hansen

Stunning example of this better date from the New Orleans Mint. White and deeply lustrous with the cleanest cheek you will ever see on a 66. Only seven finer, all in 66+.

Scarce Variety

1879-S $1 PCGS MS65 (Reverse of 1878) ex: D.L. Hansen

A tough variety, listed as a Top-100 VAM and easily identified by the tight arrow fletchings. Frosty luster with a slight sheen of lightest golden toning throughout, though the coin remains 98% white. The eye appeal is spectacular!

Better Date Gem

1880 $1 PCGS MS66 ex: D.L. Hansen

A better Philly Mint issue with a natural sheen of toning throughout. Minimal chatter and no heavy bag marks.

Tied For Finest Known

1882-S $1 PCGS MS66 DMPL ex: D.L. Hansen

Deep, bowl-like luster from cupped dies create a really unique appearance on this beautiful coin. The watery mirrors and heavy die polish lines on the reverse are quite incredible to behold. Tied with 11 others at PCGS for the finest known in existence.

Key Date from San Francisco

1883-S $1 PCGS/CAC MS64+ ex: D.L. Hansen

Strong luster and fantastic russet and golden tints grace both sides of this exceptional example. The grade is a bit of a head scratcher, as the coin appears quite gem in our opinion. Perhaps the graders did not want to upset the population. In any case, the coin is CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.