First year of issue type coin.
First year of issue type coin. A lightly repunched date can be detected.
First year of issue type coin. Tough to find in gem grades with the CAC seal of approval. (For accuracy, the reverse edge rail of the holder has two small chips in it).
First year of issue type coin. Frosty red-brown with strong luster and no spots or distractions.
Wonderful gem example of this first year of issue. Boldly lustrous orange-red example with a sharp strike. An exciting repunched date!
Popular key issue with nice, light brown coloration.
Popular key issue.
Popular key issue from before the Mint altered the design mid-year to help with striking issues. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
A popular key issue. "Brown" fails to properly describe this beauty. Blues and pale violet colors, along with plenty of original mint red on the reverse create a wonderfully dynamic appearance.
Key date 2-cent piece. The small motto is a perennial favorite among copper collectors. This sharply struck gem features wonderful rich golden-orange, olive, russet tones throughout.
PCGS #38247. A short-lived denomination, but popular amongst collectors.
A short-lived denomination, but popular amongst collectors. Trace mint red color remains.
Attractive red-brown color with full mint bloom. No bag marks or distractions whatsoever on this impressive gem.
Attractive bronze-red toning with hypnotic luster. The eye appeal is strong and this coin has been carefully preserved and cherished. PCGS pop 4 with only 1 finer!
A lovely gem from the Civil War era with gorgeous red surfaces and satiny luster.
Great original skin with full, undisturbed luster. Some obverse strike weakness in the motto is noted, and some reverse rim cuds add interest.
Silky, thick luster throughout. The obverse boasts lovely shades of purple and dynamic chestnut-browns, while the reverse is about 70% red.
Deep shades of red, sunset orange, and violet serve to highlight the strong luster throughout the obverse and reverse. No distracting spots or fly specks whatsoever. As eye appealing as they come!
Lovely gem example with pretty rose and gold tints over well-struck, lustrous surfaces.
Spectacular flash and original mint red color draw in the eye and create impressive eye appeal. A truly beautiful, natural gem.
This coin definitely has that "fresh out of a mint bag" look to it. Spotless, with full mint bloom and great originality.
A tougher coin to find in gem grades than the more common 1864 and 1865. No spots!
A lofty grade and an exciting coin to find in such a grade. Somewhat muted luster despite the full red designation.
The sole finest BN example between both services. This satiny smooth gem displays rich chocolate brown coloration with touches of original red-orange peeking through along the rims and in the protected areas. No spots and very choice!
Lovely original mint red. Only 4 finer at PCGS!
