A beautifully lustrous colonial issue with nice remains of red around the rims.
The 1872 cent has long been considered a key date in the series. A mint state coin with red brown surfaces is especially elusive and desirable. Pretty, silky surfaces with wonderful eye appeal. CAC approved for quality.
Pretty gem red surfaces with light golden-orange tints. Mark-free with impressive luster.
Much scarcer than the Large Date version, the Small Date is extremely rare in such high grades. Only 3 pieces are graded as such by NGC. The frosty reddish-orange surfaces truly bring out an amazing look.
A lovely and original gem proof 3-cent silver. Low mintage proof of just 625 coins struck.
Scarce proof type coin. The 1867 is rare in proof making this essentially a one-year type coin.
Lovely lilac and blue surfaces with great eye appeal. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Better date S-mint with beautiful rainbow tones and fantastic luster.
Popular CC mint issue. CAC approved for quality.
CAC approved for quality.
The 1928 is our favorite Peace dollar issue which boasts the lowest mintage in the series. Just 360,649 coins struck.
The 1939-D is one of Lowest mintage of the Oregon sets with only 3,004 coins struck. Also among the lowest mintage of all the Classic commem issues. P and S mints also struck in 1939.
