Wonderful gem! Handsome deep mahogany surfaces feature hints of original mint red highlighting the crisply struck design elements. Tied for finest known with BN color designation at PCGS.
A gorgeous example of this middle date Large Cent with just the slightest amount of rub on the curls of Liberty's hair. A super choice AU example with stunning overall eye appeal. CAC approved for quality.
Softly frosted bronze-gold luster gleams from exceptionally preserved surfaces. Fantastic eye appeal! A beautiful high-end gem example of this first year of issue. CAC approved for quality. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Scarce date with frosty golden-red fields.
Smooth, virtually flawless olive-brown surfaces show tints of bright purple when turned in the light. Sharp details and fantastic eye appeal! Mintage of 3,942 coins struck in proof format.
Absolutely stunning blue, red, and lavender tints with gorgeous overall eye appeal. Mintage of 3,942 coins struck in proof format. CAC approved for quality.
Gorgeous gem with intensely lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike. One of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors.
One of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors. This superb gem example is tied with a single other example at NGC as the finest graded for the date. While there are 15 other examples graded as such at PCGS, this piece is perfect for the advanced collector or someone putting together a Registry Set that tackles the finest of the Lincoln Cents. Absolutely stunning reddish-orange surfaces with a hint of gold, this coin is an absolute jewel.
With one a single example graded finer (65+), it's clear that this date simply was not preserved in bulk as many other dates in the series. A very difficult example to find with red surfaces, this opportunity for a near finest example at a price far less than what they have historically brought is an unusual one!
Beautiful surfaces and stunning eye appeal. Fresh to the market and high end for the grade! Mintage of just 14,734 coins PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. CAC approved for quality.
Attractive gem with smooth surfaces and very high-end for the grade. Housed in a collectible old NGC holder.
The open 3 is a restrike of this rare proof-only date and widely collected. Mintage of just 500 coins. Solid details with pretty mirrors and relatively few marks. Quite nice for the grade!
Satiny, lustrous gem with nice overall eye appeal.
Flashy gem example of this very scarce issue in business strike from a low mintage of just 68,000 coins.
The key to the business strike set, this example displays beautiful rose, gold, and pink highlights with fantastic satiny surfaces.
Scarce and desirable as the only D-mint V-Nickel. Satiny surfaces with nice overall eye appeal.
Very desirable proof issue, as business strikes are extremely rare in mint state. Many collectors will substitute a proof in their set. CAC approved for quality.
Pretty lime, gold, and rose tints with stunning overall eye appeal.
Gorgeous pink and golden highlights with a splash of blue around the rim. A high quality gem example with stunning overall eye appeal. CAC approved for quality.
Popular type coin from the capped bust half dime series with deep colorful tones on both sides.
Desirable and ideal type coin issue for the capped bust design (small size).
Frosty gem example of this very popular first year of the Seated dime series, issued without stars on the obverse. The obverse was quickly replaced in 1838 with stars. Delicate golden toning graces the boldly struck surfaces. Lovely eye appeal!
Popular stars-obverse type coin from a low mintage of just 800 coins struck in proof format. Beautifully original, gem proof surfaces with electric blue toning.
A low-mintage proof issue of just 711 coins and boasting a CAC quality seal of approval, this plus-grade 1889 proof dime is one of just 3 graded by PCGS at this level with none higher.
Crisply struck and brightly lustrous ultra gem! Mottled tints of russet, lime, and gold present along the reverse peripheral. Fantastic registry quality example! Tied for finest known with 7 other examples of at PCGS.
Great Bust Quarter type coin.
Popular New Orleans mint issue in the Barber Quarter series. Satiny silver surfaces are sharply struck and brightly lustrous. Great eye appeal!
Gorgeous lime and tangerine rim tints cascading to beautiful silver centers. Gorgeous luster with stunning eye appeal.
Along with the 1932-D, the 32-S is one of the set-stoppers of the regular issue WQ set. High-end gem with strong details and original golden tints concentrated along the rims. CAC approved for quality.