A pleasing and scarce Mint State example of this early Large Cent type coin. Blended medium brown and darker chocolate tones grace the frosty, delightfully smooth surfaces.
Glossy deeply toned surfaces are well-detail despite honest high-point wear.
An incredible Mint State survivor! Touches of original mint color can be seen beneath rich patina of chocolate brown.
The 1804 large cent is one of the Redbook keys to the draped bust set, along with the 1799. A very challenging issue as most coins have some sort of impaired surfaces. This pleasing mid grade example is quite attractive and nicely detail despite even rub over the high-points.
Generously detailed surfaces are deeply toned in shades of olive and chocolate brown. Glowing luster and excellent eye appeal for the grade level!
Pretty Large Cent with satiny luster and nice remaining tints of original mint red. A choice uncirculated example with nice eye appeal. CAC approved for quality.
CAC approved for quality.
PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top end of the assigned grade. CAC approved for quality.
CAC approved for quality.
Lovely gem with plenty of red remaining!
Clean, frosty lustrous surfaces showcase plenty of bright original mint orange-red color and sharp details. Outstanding preservation and great eye appeal!
CAC approved for quality.
The type 2 design of three-cent silvers were struck from 1854-58 and represent the scarcest of the three design types. Blended pale blue, gold, and lime tints over well-struck, satiny surfaces. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. CAC approved for quality.
Superb gem example of this Civil War date with splashes of colorful toning throughout.
Premium gem example of this Civil War date. Silky smooth surfaces are sharply struck and essentially untoned save for subtle pale golden tints concentrated along the rims.
Low mintage date of just 22,200 coins struck.
Rare business-strike 3-cent nickel from a mintage of just 4,000. A choice example of this difficult issue with pleasing golden-grey patina over lustrous, well-detailed surfaces.
Proof mintage of just 3,100 coins.
Mintage of 1,620 coins. The third lowest mintage of all the V-Nickel proofs after the 1907 and 1911.
High-end premium gem adorned in beautiful pastel tones. Great eye appeal! PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. CAC approved for quality.
Lustrous gem example of this popular and tough Type 2 S-Mint issue. CAC approved for quality.
Better date Buffalo Nickel from the San Francisco Mint with lustrous surfaces and touches of lavender, peach, and deep gold throughout.
Scarce P-mint Buffalo. Superb gem with rich golden toning throughout!
Satiny example of this key date Buffalo nickel.
Warm golden tones surrounded sharply struck central devices tinted pale pink and blue-green. Excellent eye appeal! PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. CAC approved for quality.
Better date S-mint. This high-end gem displays sharply struck details throughout. Warm patina of olive-gold is highlighted by bright pink, lime, and orange iridescence tints brought out under the light. CAC approved for quality. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
CAC approved for quality.