A wonderful example with even chocolate brown toning and devoid of spots or marks. Sharp detail on the design elements. Original luster remains.
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This is one of the toughest varieties to locate when assembling a set of early dollars. Many times, I’ve searched for months for a nice representative of the small date, small letters. Details are evident and there is under the medium gray toning some o
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This wide date variety of the 1798 bust dollar is a very desirable piece for the early Americana aficionado. Light gray surfaces show moderate contact and lighter silver/gray on the high points. Extraordinary eye-appeal in our opinion. A pleasing mid-r
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B-7 BB-156. Amazing and so very rare! There is this 1 AU50, and only 3 graded finer! Sharply struck and displaying super eye-appeal. The dove gray toning is consistent for the series and the surfaces show original mint luster in abundance.
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CAC certified for quality and originality. This is almost an impossible coin to locate B-2, BB-233 Wide Date. There are 2 coins in PCGS AU50, and 1 MS64! Sweet amber toning is impressive!
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This is a medium gray example with vestiges of lavender and amber undertones. The surfaces are smooth and problem free. We think this coin has excellent eye-appeal and superb underlying luster.
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A stunning frosty boldly struck near gem example of this first year issue where both Bust Right and Bust left were minted. This type is very brilliant and frosty with so much original white skin it looks like it was just minted...
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A remarkable coin housed in an older PCGS GREEN holder! Exemplary condition and showing original sparkling luster and no toning whatsoever. All the design elements are boldly impressed. The coin also exhibits the die cracks on both sides encircling th
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Astounding luster qualities abound and the surfaces are handsomely preserved. This coin could easily grade MS as it is a choice example with ample eye-appeal.
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Much more difficult to locate than the Large date variety. This stellar beauty has the rich, full red patina that is so stunning on this early material. Nice original luster still remains, this piece has been lovingly preserved. No distractions are wor
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Old Green Holder! Chocolate surfaces that are creamy! Gem look! This coin is stellar, original and undergraded in our opinion.
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CAC. A splendid mint state example with a generous portion of original red, more than is typically seen for a RB example. This superb coin literally glows with luster and has surfaces that look gem to us. Cartwheel luster and exquisite color!
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This medal would be a wonderful addition to any superb commemorative set. Most commem enthusiasts have to own one. This beauty is turquoise blue, electric blue, and green with seashell pink areas. Looks like a gem.
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Warmly lustrous beneath vivid gold, pale blue, amber and pink-silver toning. The surfaces are pleasantly smooth and mark free. Strong underlying mint luster!
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WOW! The luster qualities on this alluring half are top-notch. In fact the eye-appeal is GEM! Struck from one of the later dies, it does lack definition in the stars and a soft strike overall. However...the sparkling white surfaces highlighted by a pa
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An extraordinary little jewel with generous luster and spectacular color. Nicely struck and no distractions whatsoever. The colors are emerald green, aquamarine, rose and amber. It shows excellent design details and is very close to flawless.
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A well preserved and spectacular example of an early bust half dime. The obverse is bright and lustrous with just a hint of cinnamon toning at the rim. The reverse is splashed in amber toning throughout and is highlighted by magenta at the rim. Very ni
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A spectacular Twenty Lib with silky smooth luster and creamy surfaces. You will wonder as we did how this coin did not grade higher. Ms. Liberty’s cheek is flawless and the eye-appeal is extraordinary. A real stunner!
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PQ! Struck from clashed dies, this example is bathed in mint green and amber hues. The luster shines beneath the vivid color.
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Cartwheel luster abounds and this untoned early quarter shows needle sharp striking characteristics. Superior eye-appeal and quality. Population at PCGS is 36 with only 12 grading MS66 and 1 in MS67. A marvelous type coin.
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STUNNING! Superior cameo contrast and mirrors that are as deep as the ocean. This extraordinary coin is extant from a mintage of 500 coins. If black/white proof type is your passion, you will not be disappointed in this beauty. It is flawless!
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Both sides have fresh copper-gold color with vestiges of strawberry pink! Highly lustrous and so nice for the grade. We have seen PR66 coins that are not as lustrous and clean as this beauty.
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RED, like you have never seen it on a two cent piece. Flawess and dripping with luster. This stunning coin has color, quality and eye appeal not often seen on this series.
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POP. 16 graded at PCGS. A better date in the series, special variety. Lovely mirrors with stunning purple and amber toning at the rims. It is amazing how inexpensive a coin like this has become. Mintage of a mere 1,100 coins.
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POP. 5/0...Finest Graded. PCGS has not graded a cameo or deep cameo 1874 in PR67. This coin is immaculate and is graced with magnificent color. Album toned, you will see intense rose and lavender on the centers and the rims are super lustrous and toned
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The obverse of this little jewel is slightly prooflike. The reverse displays soft satin-like luster. Brass-gold patina is evident and the surfaces are exceptionally clean.
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Totally original and displays a considerable amount of mint luster that cartwheels atop the pretty snow white surfaces. Housed in an old pcgs green holder, this coin looks much nicer than the grade assigned.
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A popular date and a super fresh coin. This is album toning at it's finest. PQ.
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Very nice type coin. Well struck with all design elements intact. A soft white patina encompasses both sides with a portion of original mint luster obvious. Nice eye-appeal.
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There are just a few too many tiny nicks about this coin to prevent the gem grade desired. However, it displays lovely toning and superior luster qualities. A perfect San Francisco minted dollar for a type set! Extraordinary eye-appeal.
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A strong, crisp strike envelopes the coin and you see the type of color that excites the Seated Liberty enthusiast. The full mint luster is apparent even through layers of color. This splendid example is highlighted by electric blue and lavender toning
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POP. 1 FINEST KNOWN!!! A powerful strike and bold definition highlight the bold ultra contrast. This coin is the plate coin for the date on PCGS Coinfacts website. It is stunning! Immaculate surfaces and soft pastel color that looks like a watercolor m
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Dazzling! Only 3,000 business strikes were minted, survivors are seen infrequently. This beauty shows swirling luster and apricot surfaces that are enticing. PQ for the grade!
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Glorious mirrors and enchanting color are the hallmark of this pristine gem. A lovely turquoise blue envelopes both sides and it yields to a subtle golden gold at the rims. Very nice for the grade.
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CAC certified for quality and originality. Substantial frost on the devices...crystal clear mirrors...amazing color...flawless surfaces. Need we say more? We would add the toning pattern is unique and the cobalt blue and purple toning is luscious!
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CAC approved for quality and originality...Glorious mirrors and light champagne toning hugs the rims. The contrast is amazing, in fact the obverse looks deep cameo to us, just a brilliant section on the reverse is holding the coin in a cameo holder. The
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In 1880 the Philadelphia Mint coined 1,355 proof Morgan dollars. This is one of the premier survivors! A top shelf example with mirrors that are deeply impressed and frostiness that is amazing. Very near Ultra Cameo and graded PR67+ VERY conservatively
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GORGEOUS! What a special gem. In fact NGC has awarded this coin with a star for extraordinary eye-appeal...If they ever awarded two stars this would be a candidate! The technical merit is astounding, the surfaces are PQ. The reflective fields shine fo
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A top 100 variety! Sharply struck, lustrous, and bright white brilliance makes for an elegant coin.
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A date that comes very nice, one of the better produced dates in the series...however...this coin still is a standout! Flawless surfaces and booming luster with fully struck devices. The frosty sheen that envelopes the piece and hint of rainbow toning on
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PQ+++++ The surfaces are prooflike, although not graded as such. An amazing Morgan with exceptional eye-appeal and Monster luster qualities!
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Glorious orange/red/ shocking pink color…this coin is on fire! CAC certified for quality and originality. Stunning!
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The 81-S Morgan has a reputation as the most lustrous of the series. This coin is no exception. Textile toning embraces the obverse in a rainbow pattern that is magnificent. Ruby red flows into emerald green, sapphire blue and brilliant amber. The sur
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Essentially untoned and displaying the characteristically sharp strike and alluring luster qualities for the date. The CAC sticker attests to the quality and originality. A sliver of magenta toning peeks through on the reverse at the rim.
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WOW! A delightful shield nickel with mirrors that are as deep and clear as the Caribbean! This piece is not toned, the camera shows the mirrors as a dark blue but that is not the case. Wonderful quality and immaculate surfaces.
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CAC certified for quality and originality. The diamond bright white surfaces are blazing in cartwheel luster. This is a date that comes lustrous, but this coin is a step above the rest. Pristine.
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WHOA BABY, put on your sunglasses! The diamond white brilliance of this proof Morgan could blind you! This is a real find, with just the look we are so fond of on a proof Morgan. Silvery, crystal clear mirrors and frosty devices.
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CAC stickered for quality and originality. This piece shows the viewer glittering mirrors and nicely frosted devices. Extant from a mintage of just 1,039 proofs. This little jewel looks gem indeed!
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GLORIOUS COLOR! This monster is turquoise blue with undertones of grape and shocking pink. It is flawless and the luster qualities are outstanding...it may be impossible to improve upon.
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The image does not do this coin justice. A stripe across Ms. Liberty's face is a stunning shade of magenta and purple. The majority of the obverse is sky blue and gold with amazing luster qualities. An elegant Morgan that must be seen!
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WOW!! The reverse on this monster has an S curve of wonder! A lovely pattern of Caribbean blue, Ruby red, amber, and Cobalt blue dance atop the coin. Another beauty that must been seen in hand to be believed!
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AMAZING BLACK/WHITE CONTRAST. This beauty is flawless. Crystal clear mirrors make for an exciting rarity.
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A stunning example for the date. The surfaces are so clean and the color is spectacular. The obverse is white with a rim of sapphire blue. Turn this gem over and the reverse will delight. It is coral in the center, surrounded by sapphire blue and emer
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Gorgeous mirrors! This is cameo contrast on this coin, but evidently not quite enough to grade cameo. The crystal clear silver mirrors enhance the frosty devices. Pristine! Outstanding eye-appeal!
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CAC certified for quality and originality. PQ++++ So very nice for the grade with abundant creamy mint luster. The marks on this example are tiny and do not distract from the eye-appeal.
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Concentric rings of lavender and cobalt blue around the rims combine with gorgeous rose gold toning in the center to create a visual masterpiece. Splendid color, vibrant mirrors and pristine surfaces all add up to a coin that looks undergraded! Must be
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The obverse glitters with soft amber mirrors and it is surrounded by electric blue at the rims. The reverse is stunningly toned in the same electric blue throughout. A spectacular little jewel that is nice for the grade.
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A shimmering beauty with a razor sharp strike. This coin is minimally toned pastel mauve just at the rims. Carefully preserved gleaming with luster.
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Glittering, diamond bright surfaces make this stellar piece irresistible. Very close to Deep Cameo! The stellar silver surfaces are crystal clear and flawless.
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A better date Morgan with sparkling, snowy patina and cartwheel luster to delight. This exceptional piece is premium for the grade! A crisp strike, flawless fields, and very few marks are evident. The 1889-S issue becomes scarce above gem and PCGS ranks
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A lovely gem specimen with exquisite detail and stunning mirrors. The centers are brilliant and encircled by bands of purple and sapphire blue at the rims. So nice for the grade, you will notice the almost PR67 technical merits. Amazing eye-appeal.
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CAC certified Carson City gold...could any area of the market be hotter? We see amazing eye-appeal and cartwheel luster. There are no distractions about this piece whatsoever. A real find!
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Magnificent cartwheel luster and virtually stone white color have set this Morgan apart. The surfaces are stunning with no marks of note..in fact this coin is a candidate for regrade as we think it is PQ+++++! We can't stress how very special this examp
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WOW! Look at the cheek on this beauty. It is pristine! This coin is sparkling, diamond bright white and shows cartwheel luster. A very special coin indeed.
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Amazing! You will ponder as we did, why this coin is not in a Deep Cameo holder. Magnificent mirrors and devices that are dripping with frost. There is no suggestion of toning with is unusual...a flawless beauty!
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A deeply mirrored example with elegant color and an alluring toning pattern. The sapphire blue crescent toning on both sides yields to rich ruby red and amber toning with a sparkling white center. Nice for the grade and a special coin indeed!
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Spectacular color and interesting toning pattern as well. The obverse is deeply mirrored with a crescent of shocking pink, deep purple and sapphire blue toning. The reverse is mirrored as well with the deep purple and sapphire blue toning scattered abou
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A bright, sparkling white near gem that will not disappoint! PQ for the grade, in fact we believe this coin is a candidate for regrade. CAC has stickered the coin for quality and we could not agree more. Silky smooth surfaces and pinpoint striking comp
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A splendid gem example of this ever popular Carson City date that exhibits MONSTER COLOR. End roll toning with profound luster is evident with colors in the blue spectrum...turquoise, electric blue, sapphire blue and all the purples you would want to vie
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Every now and then you find a coin and you exclaim "now that's the way this issue should look!" When I located this coin I fell in love with the toning pattern. It is so uniform and the luster is authentic, beautifully placed on the piece and the colors
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CAC approved for quality and originality. This stunning Isabella shows maple toning on both sides with just a splash of electric blue on the obverse rim. Superb luster qualities and immaculate surfaces.
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Superb eye-appeal and CAC certified for quality and originality. The color is MONSTER! Glorious electric blue toning with white centers. Very nice for the 67 it was awarded...pristine. Deserves to be in the finest of coin cabinets.
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Fresh, select example of the ever popular last Carson City example. Brilliant white and displaying cartwheel luster qualities. This coin shows only light chatter and no major marks at all. Eye-appeal of a GEM!!!
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MONSTER COIN! Just look at the amazing obverse toning pattern...this coin has a character that cannot be denied. Of course it is flawless, and we in fact think it could grade cameo, it certainly has some of the qualifications. The colors are magnificen
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End roll toning at it's finest! Look at the spectacular pattern on the obverse and the colors are VIVID! Fuchsia, Neon green, Turquoise, Gold and Purple grace the obverse. So close to gem...this is a spectacular jewel.
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PQ+++++ Stunning luster and lovely surfaces that do not reveal any distractions.
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Although designated Brown by PCGS the color is actually a stunning sapphire blue and deep purple. Both sides are toned in intense color and are near pristine. Very well struck and PQ for the grade!
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The eye-appeal of this half dollar is off the charts! Silver, watery fields are highlighted by devices that are frosty, creating exquisite contrast. This coin is flawless, the surfaces are beautifully preserved. Brilliant throughout with astounding mir
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CAC certified for originality and quality. Amazing eye-appeal would be the hallmark of this gem. Sparkling luster and immaculate surfaces delight the viewer.
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CAC certified for quality and originality. This sweet little Barber dime is a MONSTER! WOW color that instantly attracts the viewer. In addition it is graded PR65+ BUT could certainly grade higher in our opinion. We are of the opinion that this coin is
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Exquisite luster qualities and spectacular color have presented us with a superb example of the only dollar commemorative produced. The center obverse is bright white with just a hint of carnation pink on Lafayette's and Washington's face. The rims are
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This is just the way proof gold should look…frosty surfaces, and deeply mirrored. The fields are crystal clear and the portrait thick with frost. A sweet little jewel that shows exceptional eye-appeal. PCGS Price Guide lists at $22,500.
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A soft veil of mint green, soft lavender, blue and lemon yellow envelope the entire coin. The luster shines through the pretty toning and this coin has remarkably clean surfaces for the grade.
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Hello Gorgeous! Deeply mirrored fields are highlighted by stunning color about the rims. Most of the coin is bathed in a soft champagne hue. The obverse rim is toned in russet-gold and violet color. The reverse shows the same color (it is similar to a
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Handpicked for quality, luster and eye-appeal. This handsome coin will not disappoint.
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Tied for finest known! This is a monster toned piece that cannot be duplicated...our research shows this is the most beautiful of all the 1905-S halves! PCGS has graded a handful, but they are all toned in a soft amber just at the rims. This toning is
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Flashy luster exudes from the brass-gold patina. Great overall eye-appeal for the grade assigned with a minimum of marks. The fields are flawless!
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The surfaces glow with bright, satiny mint luster. A fine wire rim encircles each side of this immaculate coin. The surfaces are so pristine you will ask yourself (as we did) why is this coin not a MS66? Honey gold patina will entice the viewer!
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Star designated for exceptional eye-appeal. This beauty is toned in a champagne hue. Upon close inspection you will see areas of oil-slick toning in shades of shocking pink and sapphire blue. Brilliant mirrors abound and the coin is flawless.
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Finest known, in fact PCGS has not graded a 1908 nickel in PR68. This is an elegant piece with flawless surfaces and enchanting color. Ms. Liberty's face is pink with a blue field surrounding it...as you approach the rim brilliant orange, gold and pink
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First year of issue...PCGS price guide for this date is $6,000 in MS65 it is
$35,000!!! A marvelous example that is so very close to that 65 grade in terms
of technical merit! A wonderful opportunity to buy a cream of the crop rarity.
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CAC certified for originality and quality. A better date Saint that shows rich satinlike luster and pristine surfaces. Rosy-gold color abounds and this gem is boldly struck!
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A lightly circulated example of a Key Date! Gorgeous orange gold radiates from the entire coin with significant luster and excellent definition. Magnificent surface preservation.
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Orange peel surfaces and PQ technical merit. Shimmering luster atop both sides add to the appeal.
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Both sides of this boldly detailed Indian show a trace of rub...but the marks are almost non-existent. Satin like apricot-gold patina is uniformly placed atop the surfaces. A mintage of just 66,000 pieces confirms the scarcity of the issue. The eye-app
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1914-D $10 Indian MS64 PCGS $3,400
PQ++++++++ We think the image will attest to the overall quality of this piece. Pristine surfaces and a profound luster that is a mixture of sheen and frost! Peach and orange toning lends a touch of appeal as well.
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Cherry picked and fabulous! Great luster and sparkling orange surfaces make this near gem desirable.
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CAC Certified for quality and originality. INTENSE mint frost envelopes this glorious Ten Indian. Oh-so nice for the grade, we would grade it a 65+...Pristine surfaces with only the slightest of chatter on the obverse at 9 o'clock. The luster just glide
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PQ+, why o why isn't this coin in a MS65 holder. It is flawless and the luster and surface preservation are magnificent. Cartwheel luster and rich orange peel are evident. PCGS price guide is $9,500.
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