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.

Popular Early Type Coin

1794 1/2c PCGS VF30

A pleasing midgrade example! Dark chocolate brown surfaces are mildly granular but reveal no marks or abrasions of individual significance.

Sharply Struck

1840 1c NGC AU53 BN (Large Date)

Beautiful Gem Large Cent

1841 1c NGC/CAC MS65 BN

Incredibly smooth surfaces are sharply struck and richly toned in chocolate-brown with hints of original mint red peeking through on the reverse. The eye appeal is fantastic! Early 40's date Large Cents are exceedingly tough in gem grades, especially with CAC approval.

Gemmy Luster

1847 1c NGC MS65 BN

Excellent type coin and slightly better 40's date.

Better Date

1868 1c PCGS MS64 RD

Tough in full Red. Spectacular luster.

Key Date

1872 1c NGC XF45

Popular key date.

Tough In Full Red

1887 1c PCGS MS64 RD

A slightly tougher 80's date in full RD. Nice strike and decent eye appeal.

Impeccable Luster

1900 1c PCGS MS66 RD

As gemmy and fresh as the day it came out of the U.S. Mint. Fully red with dynamic luster throughout.

Key Date, Very Scarce in Red

1909-S Indian 1c PCGS MS65 RD

Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent, especially desirable in full red. The present coin has a touch of natural toning, though solidly Red.

Scarce Proof Issue

1860 1c PCGS Proof 66

Only 1,000 coins were struck of this Copper Nickel issue, but far fewer are known. A spotless beauty, that appears quite perfect in-hand!

Popular Key Date, Old Green Label Holder

1931-S 1c PCGS MS65 RD (OGH)

Tougher date in gem.

Scarce Matte Proof Lincoln Cent

1913 1c PCGS/CAC Proof 65 RB

Original gem from a mintage of just 2,848 coins. Rich rose-red and orange tints adorn both sides of this wonderful matte proof example.

Great Type Coin

1864 2c NGC MS64 RB (Large Motto)

First year of issue type coin.

Colorful Choice Example

1857 3cS PCGS/CAC MS64

This original piece boasts blue, orange, and golden toning that is illuminated by strong luster. The type 2 design of three-cent silvers was struck from 1854-58 and represents the scarcest of the three design types. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Brilliant Gem Proof

1883 Shield 5c PCGS/CAC Proof 66 CAM

Proof type coin from a mintage of 5,419 coins struck. A nice amount of cameo effect remains with terrific reflectivity. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Beautiful Proof!

1888 5c PCGS Proof 65

Mintage of 4,582 coins struck in proof format. Completely original with nicely mirrored fields and nice toning throughout.

Impeccably Preserved

1926 5c PCGS MS67

An incredible super-gem example of this Philadelphia Mint issue. Well struck and free of distracting marks. Outstanding golden color as well, with hints of pastel tones.

Better Date Buffalo

1926-D 5c NGC MS64

A tough date in mid to high UNC. Typical muddy strike which is very common for the date, but the luster is very crisp!

Rainbow Toned Proof Buffalo

1936 5c PCGS Proof 68+ (Satin)

A stunning and virtually flawless example of this popular and scarce proof Buffalo nickel in the final year of the standard finish. Brightly lustrous, satiny surfaces feature yellow-golden and icy blue tints along the obverse rims and vivid rainbow tones on the reverse. The strike is full and sharp and the eye appeal is undeniable!

Magnificent Ultra Gem Proof

1937 5c PCGS Proof 68

The most affordable of the proof Buffalo nickel issues, but not at all common at this grade level. Of the mintage of 5,769 coins in proof, PCGS has graded just seven examples finer than the present offering. Glassy mirrors are fully struck and feature a pretty golden tint along the rims of both sides. The eye appeal and technical quality are both fantastic!

Scarce First Year Issue!

1809 10c PCGS VF25

Scarce first year of issue for the capped bust design (large size). A pleasing VF with only trivial marks and touches of golden toning across the pewter-gray surfaces.

Choice XF

1820 10c PCGS XF45 (Small 0)

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

Tough Date

1853-O 10c PCGS AU58 (Arrows)

Tough in high grade, as this example circulated fairly heavily from release. Outstanding luster and eye appeal.

Tough Date

1853-O 10c NGC MS62 (Arrows)

Golden-gray toning throughout the obverse while the reverse displays olive-gold hues. Nice luster for the grade.

Beautiful Pastel Toning

1885 10c PCGS/CAC MS66+

Impressive example with light pastel tones. PCGS has granted their Plus designation and CAC has approved it for quality and eye appeal.

Highly Lustrous

1900 10c PCGS MS66

Pretty O-Mint

1909-O 10c PCGS MS64

Deeply toned and spectacularly lustrous. A flashy, original example. Never dipped or altered. A better O-Mint issue.

Mesmerizing Luster

1944-S 10c NGC MS67 FB

Mostly white, with only a light sheen of natural tone.

Beautiful Ultra Gem Proof

1942 10c PCGS Proof 68

Gorgeous final-year specimen from a mintage o f22,329 coins in proof format. Hints of bronze at the margins while the remainder of the coin has delicate silver-gray patina overall. Fully struck and practically flawless as befits the advanced grade.