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A double engraving error: the second 9 in the date was punched over a previous 8 on the obverse, and on the reverse 15 stars were punched into the upper field rather than the standard 13. This overdate is listed as a separate type in A Guide Book of Unite
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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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Gem specimens of the type are exceedingly rare and we are pleased to offer this superb example. A charming coin with straw-gold patina and sparkling luster with cartwheel qualities. Any marks are very tiny and can be seen under magnification. The eye-ap
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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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A captivating coin that offers pleasing luster and glorious toning. Boldly struck, the center of the coin is soft rosy gold that melts into mint green and Caribbean blue as it approaches the rim. The reverse is similarly toned and exhibits sharply defin
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This specimen boasts bright peach-gold surfaces that are creamy and pristine. Eye-appeal that exceeds your expectations! We would challenge you to place this coin against any other MS64's from the shipwreck and even any 65's...it is one of the most exqu
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An exquisite pattern coin with shimmering golden-tan surfaces. A razor sharp strike is evident and the surfaces are pristine. Population 11 with none finer! A real show-stopper.
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Second lowest mintage for the Dahlonega series. Glorious apricot gold patina with a bold strike. Magnificent detail and superb eye-appeal.
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Honey-gold surfaces belie no distractions whatsover. Pinpoint striking details and creamy surfaces will delight the viewer.
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An impressive mix of gold and bronze toning grace this superbly struck gem. The reverse sports some darker toning areas that are not carbon spots.
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Another example from a shipwreck that is always in demand. A frosty and lustrous specimen with only a few scattered marks limiting the grade. It shows excellent eye-appeal.
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Scrumptious! Deeply Mirrored fields are obvious beneath the rich vivid toning on this beauty. Obverse and reverse alike are toned in rainbow patterns of sapphire blue, ruby red, violet, and amber. Gorgeous toning and exceptional proof striking.
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CAC. This razor sharp near-gem is devoid of any disturbances or significant marks..it is PQ! Brilliant luster and a woodgrain look to the mint luster makes for a lovely example.
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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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Copper-gold luster abounds! Gorgeous color and amazing quality. Magnificently struck and the surfaces are silky smooth and pristine. A candidate for regrade!
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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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Ms. Liberty's cheek is pristine...the color is magnificent. You will find soft turquoise toning about the portrait that melts into gold, salmon pink and fuschia toning. The reverse is silver with a textile toning of slate grey splashed atop the surface.
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POP. 1 FINEST KNOWN! This coin is technically as good as it gets! The romance of the Carson City mint...An amazing strike...warm luster qualities and minimum marks for the grade. The color shows a rich orange gold hue and the eye-appeal is phenomenal.
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Beautifully struck, magnificently toned, and nice for the grade...what more could one ask in an astounding Indian cent? The obverse field is a rich, brilliant magenta in tone with the portrait sporting turquoise blue color. The reverse is primarily mage
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Scarce at gem level, and this coin is PQ++++! Radiant luster and shimmering white surfaces will excite any Morgan Dollar aficionado. The design features are fully struck and any marks are soooo insignificant that you will swear this coin is GEM.
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A fresh Morgan with spectacular luster and magnificent color! Both sides are toned at the margins in stunning sapphire blue with rose and russet spread to the centers. Superbly struck and glowing with eye-appeal!
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A stellar example of the ever popular Morgan Dollar. This coin has it all, sparkling white surfaces, cartwheel luster, crisp strike and PQ technical merits. Simply stunning.
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WOW! Look at the technical merit of this beauty, even with the image expanded you will see so few marks you will wonder why this coin is not in a MS67 holder. Bright shimmering luster glides atop the surfaces and the strike is needle sharp. This coin i
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Hello Gorgeous! We love proof Morgans and just can't seem to locate enough of
them for our client's demands...here is a very special coin indeed. Album
toning at it's most extraordinary and pristine surfaces! The obverse sports
booming luster ben
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Clean as one could imagine for a MS66 or 66+...looks like MS67 quality to us! Beautiful snow white patina and cartwheel luster are evident.
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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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CAC certified for quality and originality. Well struck with apricot gold coloration and shimmering luster. So very near gem with outstanding eye-appeal.
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Caribbean blue-green toning is joined by amber and lilac. Very dramatic contrast and superior eye-appeal. Nice for the grade.
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The obverse surfaces are a vivid magenta and sapphire blue atop mirrored fields. The reverse shows a spectacular shading effect as the color changes from soft amber to bright pumpkin orange. A stunning coin in terms of eye-appeal and quality as well.
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What a beauty! First, for the sake of accuracy the holder is scratched...this coin is flawless! The obverse is toned in shades of turquoise blue, mint green, fiery orange and crimson! The reverse is more gold in color with some hints of mint green. Ey
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Lustrous magenta, olive green and gold toning and a pinpoint strike have created a superb example of a proof Indian cent. Amazing color and pristine surfaces. There are some marks on the holder...not on the coin.
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Since the 1885 mintstate nickel is the premier issue, the proof coin is in high demand also. An enticing example with subtle contrast and stellar color. Soft pastel shades of peach, mint green, baby blue, petal pink and lilac are veiled atop the surface
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A PQ example of an ever popular date. This 85-CC is bright, sparkling white with impressive luster and frosty devices. What sets this piece apart in our opinion is the technical merits...this coin is as nice as any MS67 you could compare it to. Flawles
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WOW! What a reverse! Monster Toning that is exciting to view. The obverse is
sparkling white, lustrous and very nice for the grade assigned. The reverse is
crescent toned atop white surfaces and features colors in tones of turquoise,
magenta, am
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KEY DATE! The luster is pleasing and the untoned surfaces show cartwheel brilliance. Some of the stars are softly struck and the reverse shows some weakness as well in terms of strike. However, this date is always in demand and the quality is all there
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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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CAC certified for quality and originality. Well struck and lustrous with beautiful Caribbean blue and peach-gold toning on the obverse and prooflike luster on the reverse. Marvelously preserved.
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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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Vibrant luster and tan-gold coloration will capture your attention. The reverse features a area of navy blue toning in the wreath that is quite attractive. The toning is a bit freckled but again not a distraction. Superb striking details.
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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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From the “Bingham Collection” comes this gorgeous toned Columbian – Obv. And Rev. are bright silky white with gorgeous peripheral toning especially on obverse as it is electric blue and dark red mixed together in... Read More
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This commem is not designated as such but there are definitive signs of proof-like surfaces. Brilliantly toned about the rims in sapphire blue, and the centers of the coin are stark, snow white. Mirrored magnificently...an exciting coin that must be see
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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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POP. 5 with none finer...and rest assured the other four coins do not look like this exquisitely toned gem. Gorgeous surfaces and amazing color will grab your attention, a coin not to be overlooked...you will look long and hard to find another to match t
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A stunning example with vivid color that does not hide the vibrant luster beneath. Very nice for the grade...you will not see any indication of coin contact or any distractions whatsoever. The centers of both sides are a lovely violet and the rims are r
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Original toning and mint luster shine forth. The dove gray patina is highlighted by orange and caramel toning just at the obverse date...the reverse has a sliver of aqua toning just at the rim. Very nice surfaces for the grade.
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PQ+++++ This alluring white Morgan shows cartwheel luster and a frosty appearance.
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Stunning!! CAC certified for originality and quality. Stark, bright white surfaces with mirrors that go on forever. Pristine.
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Cameo contrast is evident on both sides, although more pronounced on the obverse. This beauty is stark white but for a rim splash on the reverse rim of violet hue. Brilliant throughout and high-end for the grade!
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CAC certified...Immensely lustrous with a satin-like glow! The bold eye-appeal
is simply breath-taking. Few examples at this level show the eye-appeal of this
stellar piece.
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Peach-gold surfaces are exquisitely preserved and are extremely reflective. Very nice for the grade, only a few tiny hairlines have limited the grade. Gem eye-appeal!
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Original antique white surfaces are expertly struck and the luster jumps off the coin. Untoned with a satin-like finish.
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Population 2 with just 17 finer! A semi-key date Morgan that is never easy to acquire at this grade level. This example shows satin-like luster and a soft veil of honey-colored toning with splashes of pumpkin orange! Immaculate surfaces and a razor sha
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Glowing luster exudes from brass/gold surfaces on both sides of this spectacular Indian. The absence of any marks or distractions truly sets this piece apart. Over the top eye-appeal complete a package that may be unimproveable.
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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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One of the most difficult coin series to achieve! With a CAC sticker, this coin is awesome for grade and appearance. A minuscule 74 coins were minted 3rd lowest of the series. It has a CAC pop 0f 1/1. This date is a... Read More
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CAC certified for quality and originality. This specimen is highly lustrous with bright yellow gold surfaces. A well struck piece with just a few marks that have denied gem status.
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CAC Certified for quality and originality. A glorious Indian with pristine
surfaces and soft satin-like luster. The portrait is flawless...you will wonder
why this coin wasn't put in a 65+ or 66 holder. The color is a medium orange
with a creamy
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CAC certified for quality and originality! A magnificent strike and rich, deep,
orange patina have set this coin apart. The silky smooth surfaces will entice
the viewer. An excellent example for a high-grade type set.
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OHHH Baby, what a beauty we have to offer! Both sides show exceptional rainbow toning in the peripheral areas and cameo contrast! The center of both sides is a salmon color and the rainbow features sapphire blue and emerald green. Album toning at it's
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This matte proof example sports a hint of sapphire blue an magenta in hue.
Impressive preservation...nice for the PR65 designation.
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Your eyes do not deceive you...the color on this better date Saint Gaudens is exquisite! A silver-gray splash is boldly atop the center of obverse and reverse. The remainder of the coin is stunning orange-gold and sparkling. The brilliant luster qualit
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The Philadelphia mint struck a mere 1,050 matte proofs in 1915 and survivors are scarce. This coin looks as if it were minted yesterday and never touched! Pristine surfaces and a soft veil of gold drapes atop the surfaces on both sides. Pop 5/2.
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CAC stickered for quality and originality and plus graded as well! Silver and lavender toning have enveloped the entire piece with a dash of emerald green rim toning about the reverse. Magnificently toned and very nice for the grade...oh-so close to MS6
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MONSTER TONING! Lincoln commems are not noted for exceptional luster and color which is exactly why this coin is in a league of it's own! Shimmering cartwheel luster is joined by gold, sea-green, turquoise blue, orange and russet red on the obverse. Th
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Most collectors are surprised at how difficult this coin is to acquire, it has a rarity factor of 8.2 in MS65 or better, and doesn't exist in a grade higher than MS66! This enchanting example show immense luster and is superbly struck. The frosty surfac
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Brilliant orange mint luster jumps out at the viewer and immediately grabs your attention. Magnificently struck and we wonder why this coin did not grade MS65 or 64+..it is that nice. A couple of pinprick sized spots are evident but have not detracted f
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A delightful specimen with brilliant silver-white surfaces. The strike is superb...you would be hard pressed to find a 20-S more sharply struck. Lovely luster qualities and beautifully preserved surfaces. PQ+++++ Must be seen!
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This champagne gold beauty displays a superb strike for the date...one of the sharpest we have seen in some time. The patination becomes slightly darker at the peripheries, you will encounter a visual treat. Always in demand, first year of issue and a p
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Population 42 with a mere 3 higher in BN designation. A very nice piece that is very close to gem. A better date this coin shows glossy surfaces and areas of midnight blue and mellowed red.
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Original dove gray toning envelopes both sides of this impeccably preserved gem. No distractions or marks to speak of and the strike though soft at the centers is typical for the date. Possibly a candidate for regrade and PCGS has graded only 16 finer.
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Finest known! POP. 1...In fact NGC has only graded 4 Saint Gaudens in MS67+ and two of those were high-relief issues. Impressive eye-appeal...in fact NGC could very well have placed a star on the grade assigned! This coin literally glows! Creamy smoot
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Essentially pristine surfaces yield to sparkling frosty luster. Untoned and sporting a strong strike this coin seems conservatively graded.
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A stunning, Very Rare Gem - Dated Saint! PCGS pop is 7/3 and CAC is 3/0. Extremely rare in Gem! No more than 12 to 15 coins are known. A CAC 24-D sold for $138k in a 2010 auction. This example is razor sharp in its strike with rich... Read More
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CAC stickered for quality and originality. Glittering luster abounds and the technical merit is undeniable. Oh-so close to getting that MS67 designation! A soft butter yellow patina is softly highlighted by translucent emerald green and sapphire blue a
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CAC has deemed this coin worthy of designation and we could not agree more!
Peach and vivid orange dominate the patina with a mix of frost and satin.
Highly attractive with flawless surfaces. A worthy contender for a top-notch
Gold type set.
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Sparkling luster! Gorgeous rim toning in shades of emerald green and sapphire
blue have created an elegant jewel. Cartwheel luster that jumps out at the
viewer!
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Delightful satin-like luster enhances the impeccably preserved surfaces on this beauty. It is basically untoned and original silky patina that literally glows. This coin is a PQ example..under magnification you will not detect any marks to limit the gra
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Finest known! PCGS has graded 41 coins in MS67FB and this is one of the chosen few. Pristine surfaces, frosty mint luster, and pinpoint striking are evident. There is a soft veil of peach toning on MS. Liberty's face this if very flattering!
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Immaculate surfaces and glowing luster are the hallmarks of this very special offering. We always look for $10 Indians with this pristine look about them and they are few and far between! This jewel is enchanting and not a disturbance or distraction is
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A white, silky smooth high-grade example of a scarce low mintage coin. Booming luster and pristine surfaces are the hallmark of this beauty.
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Virtually impeccable and CAC certified. The silver-blue surfaces are highlighted by satiny luster and splashes of bright amber about the rims.
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An exceptional strike and and silky luster are the hallmark of this beauty. Terrific eye-appeal and absence of disturbances have left us wondering why this coin isn't in at least a plus holder.
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