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1937-D 3-Legged Variety. VF-35 NGC. Medium golden-gray throughout with deeper toning highlights in the protected areas. Our hobbled bison friend eas

1937-D 3-Legged. VF-30 PCGS An attractive deep golden-gray example of one of the most popular die events in 20th-century American numismatics – you

1792 Half Disme. Judd-7, Pollock-7, Logan McCloskey-1. Rarity-4. Genuine. Fine Details – Damage. PCGS Warm steel-gray with gold and silver-gray high

1837 No Stars. Large Date. Proof-63 PCGS. CAC. Triple-punched date. This special coin has a lot going for it. Not only is it a downright rare United

1827 JR-3. Rarity-1. MS-65 PCGS. Attractive and lustrous steel-gray throughout, with wisps of electric blue and rose-gold in the semi-reflective fie

1829 Large 10¢. JR-2. Rarity-2. MS-67 PCGS. CAC. This sharp and beautiful dime is so near to perfection you’ll wonder how it missed the call....

1838-O No Stars. AU-58 NGC. Active luster on both sides plays well to the light golden toning highlights, particularly on the obverse. Sharply struc

1838 Small Stars. Fortin-101a, FS-801. Doubled Die Reverse. AU-58 PCGS. A sharp and appealing specimen with excellent retained luster and varied gol

1841-O Medium O. MS-64 NGC. Softly lustrous gray surfaces are alive with lively pastel ¢gold and lilac iridescence. Nicely struck on the obve...

1875 Proof-64 PCGS Soft golden-gray throughout with deep electric blue iridescence at the extreme periphery on both sides. One of only 700 Proofs of

1877 MS-66 NGC. Rich and deep sunset-orange toning engulfs both sides of this frosty and mark-free Gem, the toning nominally deeper throughout the r

1912 Proof-63 PCGS Varied blue and gold iridescence engages both sides. Grading Company: PCGS PR63 Pedigree/Collection:

1916-D Mercury. EF Details – Cleaning – Genuine PCGS. A decent coin in spite of the PCGS qualifier. Medium silver-gray with golden highlights, with

1942/1 FS-101 (FS-010.7). MS-62 PCGS. Fully brilliant and lustrous. This coin offers a great first impression for its assigned grade, and a loupe do

Mint Error. 1920-S Dime. Broadstruck. AU-58 NGC Highly lustrous and nicely struck. Broadstruck rim from 3 to 10 o’clock on the obverse and at the cor

1877 Proof-63 PCGS . A pleasing steel-gray survivor from this short-lived denomination. The fields are mirrored, the devices lightly dusted, and bur

1815 B-1. Rarity-1. E Counterstamp. MS-64+ NGC. An exceptional early quarter dollar at every turn. The frosty silver centers on both sides yield quic

1828 B-1. Rarity-1. VF-30 PCGS. This pleasing lilac-gray specimen offers mark-free surfaces along with solid all-around eye appeal. A great mid-grad

1834 B-1. Rarity-1. AU-58 PCGS. CAC. Richly varied silver, gold, and gray highlights play across the satiny and modestly lustrous surfaces of this at

1846 Proof-62 PCGS. Sultry silver-gray throughout with plenty of mint brilliance retained within the central devices, especially in the eagle’s plum

1847-O MS-63 NGC. A visual treat. The lustrous surfaces are alive with a vivid array of neon blue and vibrant crimson-gold that virtually leaps from

PCGS-Certified Eclectic Quarter and Half Dollar Quartet. Includes: Quarter. 1853 Arrows and Rays. VF-20. Medium gray. Half Dollars. 1871 VF-35, ming

1854 Arrows. Proof-65 PCGS. OGH. CAC. The soft dove-gray surfaces of this attractive Proof offer lively peach and pale blue iridescence beneath a bo

1858 Proof-66 NGC. CAC. A gorgeous, near-flawless Gem Proof of the date with rich steel-gray mirrors that enjoy splashes of lively electric blue and

1875-S MS-64 NGC. Satiny silver-gray with trace lilac iridescence and lively underlying mint luster on both sides. No serious marks are present under

1885 Proof-67 NGC. The otherwise golden-brown surfaces of this high-order Gem Proof effortlessly offer a bold display of blue and rose iridescence i

1891 MS-66 PCGS An exceptional Gem example, this frosty beauty is alive with underlying luster that supports an array of pale blue and rose iridesce

1891 MS-66 PCGS A frosty and glittering Gem from the final year of the design type. The mattelike surfaces offer satiny underlying luster that bolst

1892 Type II. MS-67 PCGS Eagle’s right wingtip obscures virtually all of the E of UNITED, a hallmark of the Type II specimen offered here. A satiny

1901 Proof-64 PCGS. The frosty motifs and reflective fields offer a dusky sky-blue and pale champagne-gold appearance. Grading Company: PCGS PR64

1903 Proof-64 PCGS The dusky silver-gray surfaces come alive with brightly varied peach, gold, and pale blue iridescence under a bright light. Gra

1797 O-101. 15 Stars. Rarity-5. Genuine – Plugged – Fine Details PCGS. Smoky steel-gray throughout with softer silver-gray high points. Plugged in t

1806 O-119a. Pointed 6, Stem. Rarity-3. AU-55 PCGS. Here is an absolutely beautiful representative example of the date, type, variety, and grade. The

1814 O-109. Rarity-2. Genuine – Cleaned – AU Details PCGS An impressive and altogether attractive coin in spite of the qualifier. The lustrous golden

1822 O-113. Rarity-3. Genuine – Tooled – AU Details PCGS PCGS Details Capped Bust 50¢ Pair, including: 1822 O-113. Rarity-3. Genuine – Toole...

1837 Reeded Edge. 50 CENTS. MS-63 PCGS Exacting cartwheel luster wends its way across the satiny pale champagne-gold surfaces of this attractive coin

1850 WB-102. RPD. MS-62 PCGS. Varied shades of steel and slate-gray, the latter relegated to the protected areas; a bright light brings out hints of

1868 Proof-63 PCGS The pale silver surfaces enjoy an even sheen of champagne-gold iridescence on both sides. The obverse falls just shy of a full ca

1870-S MS-60 PCGS. OGH The satiny golden-steel surfaces enjoy lively luster and exceptional eye appeal for the grade. Essentially unmarked to the un

1875 Proof-63+ CAM PCGS The satiny central devices standout in stark near-white contrast to the surrounding pale champagne-gold reflective pools. Di

1876 WB-103. MPD. MS-62 PCGS. A frosty and lustrous golden-gray example of a popular misplaced date (MPD) variety, here with the top of an errant 7 i

1892 Proof-63 CAM PCGS. CAC. An exemplary Proof example of the first year of Barber half dollar coinage. The devices are frosty, the fields are refle

1892 MS-64 PCGS. CAC An exceptional coin at every turn. The frosty, nearly mattelike obverse exhibits whispers of peripheral deep gold and blue irid

1897 Proof-66 CAMEO NGC. Largely brilliant with a soft universal glow of pale gold on the frosted devices and mirrored fields. Sharply struck and ex

1908-D MS-64 PCGS The satiny steel surfaces play host to bold and lively luster, while a halo of varied deep golden iridescence adorns the obverse;

1910-S AU-53 PCGS A great call by the graders – definitely finer than typical AU, but not quite Choice for the category. Frosty pale golden-gray thr

1915-S MS-64 PCGS This lustrous golden specimen offers burnt gold and fiery crimson iridescence in the protected areas. A nicely struck coin from th

1933-S MS-62 PCGS. CAC. Frosty silver with lively pale golden toning. The strike is sharp and the eye appeal is excellent for the assigned grade. Th

1795 Flowing Hair. B-4, BB-14. Head of ’94. Hidden Star, 2 Leaves. Rarity-3. AU-53 PCGS. The obverse of this sharp and essentially mark-free Flowing

1795 Flowing Hair. B-9, BB-13. Head of ’94. 2 Leaves. Rarity-3. EF-40 PCGS. Struck from a heavily clashed obverse die. Warm golden-gray throughout w