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A sparkling little jewel that doesn't fail to impress. Prooflike surfaces of glittering silver are toned in shades of midnight blue and amber at the margins. Extremely well struck and oh-so close to gem status. An alluring piece of history you must see
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A challenging coin at this level and impossible in mint state. There are remarkably few distractions on this beauty and the details are crisp. The bright silver surfaces display champagne toning about both sides and there is ample mint luster shining fo
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B-3, BB-71, R.2. Ex: Hesselgesser Collection. An astonishing example for type with spectacular eye-appeal. Although there is some faint die clashing there is little evident of adjustment marks on this piece. The soft dove-gray toning shows a faint gold
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An eye-appealing treat with light silver-gray surfaces and satin-like luster. Traces of original mint luster radiate and any marks are insignificant. A softness of strike is evident on the reverse beneath the "o" in of, but all in all a spectacular repr
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The obverse is softly toned in dove gray and forest green hues. A splendid example with only a few faint surface marks. Luster glimmers beneath the pleasing toning.
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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 low mintage of 10,220 ensures the rarity of any survivors at this grade level. Both sides show vibrant bold luster and the color is amazing. The gold is rich with highlights of brassy gold. Only wispy handling marks are noticeable and the eye-appeal
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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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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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POP. 1 PCGS has graded only this one coin in PR67...NONE FINER! The obverse has light accents of pinkish-golden toning in the center with purple and sapphire blue at the rims. The reverse displays much of the original brilliance and is graced with just a
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CAC certified for quality and originality. A satinlike, crisply stuck near gem with dynamic vestiges of red still evident. This is the small motto variety. Looks like a gem to us!
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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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A stunning rarity! Pastel gold and sunset pink toning grace the contrasted devices. The mirrors are crystal clear and the technical quality is superb. Exact numbers are elusive but it is estimated that possibly 25 pieces were struck! Designated as one
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A boldly contrasted superb piece that exhibits spectacular eye-appeal. The centers are untoned and surrounded by shades of cinnamon, violet and electric blue at the margins. Deeply reflective mirrors only add to the 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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Light rose gold and soft violet toning envelope the entire coin. The luster is creamy and full and the eye-appeal is off the charts! The surfaces are minimally abraded and the strike needle sharp. PCGS price guide lists at 18K, we think this coin is ste
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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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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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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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TOP POP! None finer! This is the one and only for the date graded as 64+! This superb coin certainly looks like a gem...It is obvious when you view this piece that there is none finer. Great luster qualities and prooflike mirrors and a soft dusting of
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A well executed strike and ample luster have served this gem well. The surfaces are white with twinkling frost.
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MONSTER TONING! WOW! Glorious luster and a color palette that will impress even the most choosy of collectors. The obverse shows turquoise, magenta, lime green, purple and bright sunshine yellow. Don't miss an opportunity to own a magnificent Morgan.
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Brilliant snowy white luster and a razor sharp strike identify this beauty. The rims are softly toned in amber with a crescent of electric blue on the reverse. A magnificent piece.
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Glittering white surfaces with fathoms deep mirrors! A breathtaking Trade Dollar with only a hairline or two limiting the grade. A proof only date that displays stunning contrast.
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Housed in an old PCGS Yellow/Green holder this beauty is mesmerizing! The stark white surfaces are deeply mirrored and the coin has an "upgradable" look to it! Cartwheel luster abounds.
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Cartwheel luster abounds and a rainbow hugs the obverse rim. Most of the obverse is toned in a sea green and yellow. This coin must be seen!
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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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PQ+++++ and sparkling white. This is just the way you want a Morgan Dollar to look...gorgeous.
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Magnificently toned in breathtaking colors. The obverse is toned in soft mint green and powder pink that melts into turquoise and explodes at the rims in deep caramel and russet red. The reverse is untoned but sparkling with luster. The entire coin
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Beautiful syrup rim toning in a caramel hued tone. The brilliant white surfaces are very nice for the grade. Oh-so close to gem.
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GORGEOUS!!! So close to DMPL! Magnificent mirrors and frost that is exciting. Don't miss this opportunity to own a Morgan with exceptional eye-appeal.
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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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A nice O- mint dollar with a soft satin-like luster that graces both sides of the untoned surfaces. Immaculate and brimming with eye-appeal.
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PCGS has graded none finer...Brilliant white surfaces are graced by soft amber toning just at the rim. Sharply struck and lustrous.
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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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Bright white with alluring luster! This coin is PQ and has a prooflike quality to the surfaces. Pop. 38 with only 3 finer!
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Monster color! A desirable gem that is oh-so close to MS67. The obverse is toned in a rainbow of gold, fuchsia, turquoise, purple, and sapphire blue. It is an exceptionally pretty Morgan and CAC certified as well.
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Glorious color! What a sweet coin! The cartwheel luster flows atop rainbow shades of turquoise, sapphire blue, yellow, fuchsia and mint green. A MS67+ coin that needs to be in a MS68 holder! Pristine surfaces and eye-appeal that is off the charts.
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AMAZING BLACK/WHITE CONTRAST. This beauty is flawless. Crystal clear mirrors make for an exciting rarity.
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RARE! You just don't see this date very often, and certainly not at this grade level. PCGS has only graded 4 finer all in MS67. There are only 2 graded in MS66+. Magnificent strike, and any marks are extremely tiny. Brilliant luster shines forth and
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A top 100 VAM variety. This alligator eye variety shows doubling at the front edge of the eye. Snow white and boasting brilliant luster this one is a keeper!
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Looks like a gem to us! Just a touch of gold hugs the rims of this brilliant sparkling white beauty. The prooflike fields are virtually flawless.
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Beautiful sparkling white luster abounds. A crisp strike is highlighted by surfaces that are much nicer than the grade would imply. PCGS Price Guide lists this date at $2,800
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CAC designated for quality and originality. WOW! This beauty is PQ....looks like a MS67 Morgan in terms of surface preservation and luster. Bright, diamond white with amazing eye-appeal. PCGS has graded only 30 finer.
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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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Super surfaces that are untoned and diamond, bright white. Struck up for a New Orleans issue.
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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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Boldly struck and brilliant with a veil of faint amber draped atop the bottom section of the obverse. Virtually impossible to acquire finer. Only 4 have graded in MS66 at PCGS. This beauty is oh-so close.
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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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Exceptional eye-appeal! Marvelous electric blue highlights the obverse, there is such intense luster shining through that the coin glows in hand! Close magnification and inspection only make this gem more appealing.
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Ooooooh baby! A amazing proof Morgan with the black/white look we love! These coins have disappeared in recent years, but always in demand. Not a spot or speck is evident, the mirrors are fathoms deep and it is dripping in frost. Oh-so-close to Deep C
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Interesting eye-appeal with splashes of vivid turquoise and gold atop brilliant obverse surfaces. Only a few miniscule marks are evident and the luster is outstanding! PCGS has not graded a MS66 for this date, and only 3 65+.
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CAC certified for quality and originality. A DAZZLING beauty with mirrors that are crystal clear with depths that exceed expectation. The portrait on this Morgan is as frosty as you will find. Graded PR64 but....it certainly looks GEM!
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What a delightful Columbian in an affordable grade level. The obverse is gorgeously toned in brilliant cobalt blue and yellow and the reverse is toned in more subtle blue. Only a few tiny marks have limited the grade.
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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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CAC stickered for quality and originality. The creamy white surfaces are highlighted by rim toning in shades of mauve, deep purple and sapphire blue. The coin is pristine and the strike is exceptional.
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White and sparkling with crystal clear mirrors and nice frosty devices. Very nice for the grade.
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An exceptional better date $5 from the historic New Orleans mint. This coin in hand is so much nicer than the grade would indicate. A minimum of marks are present and the eye-appeal is enhanced by spectacular luster.
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WOW! Almost a MS67, PQ surfaces that are very close to immaculate. Cartwheel luster and clean, clean, clean!
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MONSTER COLOR! PQ surfaces...what more could one ask for? Only 51 coins have graded finer...this coin sports a unique toning pattern making it instantly identifiable. Dazzling peacock blue, magenta and gold adorn the obverse...must be seen!
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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 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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Stunning! Glorious electric blue lights up the rims on this beauty. The center of both sides shows a soft amber glow. A sharp strike completes the picture. With the vivid color and sparkling luster this coin would be hard to improve upon.
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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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An elegant proof Morgan that is very nice for the grade! Magnificent mirrors and diamond bright surfaces show pristine qualities. A stunning piece destined for the finest collection of Proof Morgans.
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MONSTER toning! The obverse is deep magenta that features sapphire blue at the feather tips. Also just at the date brilliant orange peeks through the color adding a bit of flair! The reverse is toned in the same brilliant colors that are highlighted by
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Dazzling, diamond bright surfaces have insured that this coin is at the top of the charts for grade and eye-appeal. Keep in mind 1903 proof coinage rarely shows cameo contrast...this immaculate beauty is frosty on the devices and the mirrors go on and on
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Handpicked for quality, luster and eye-appeal. This handsome coin will not disappoint.
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CAC stickered for originality and quality! Silver mirrors are stunning...the ring of vibrant gold toning at the rim of both sides is remarkably eye-catching. Nice surfaces for the grade.
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This gem example is a handsome representative for type, and first year of issue. Flawless fields and rich creamy luster are displayed.
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Areas of cherry red are still visible on the near gem surfaces. A wonderful type coin, nice for the grade.
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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 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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Locating nice Saints has not been easy of late, we are pleased to offer this PQ example of the 1910-S. This coin looks better than most MS65's you will see. It is lustrous and boldly defined and the abrasions are so minimal as to be inconsequential. Th
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Both sides are impeccably preserved and the reverse has mellowed into a lovely magenta tone. The obverse is a golden orange with cherry red accents. A crisp strike only adds to the appeal.
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This delightful proof Barber is toned in vivid color but show remarkable mirrors as well. The obverse is toned in Caribbean blue, purple and amber and the reverse is toned in a sea green. This coin must be seen in hand to get the full effects of it's be
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