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1900 Proof-62 PCGS Mint brilliance engages the centers of this comely Proof silver dollar, while champagne-gold toning flows freely throughout both

1902 Proof-62 PCGS The lustrous surfaces display a blended whirlwind of varied gold and silver iridescence. Grading Company: PCGS PR62 Pedigree/Co

1904-O MS-64 DPL NGC. The lightly dusted motifs sit against deeply mirrored fields. Sharply struck. Grading Company: NGC MS64DPL Pedigree/Collecti

Complete Certified Morgan Dollar Set, though lacking the Proof-only 1895 rarity. Includes: * 1878 7 Tailfeathers. Reverse of ‘78. MS-61 PCGS * 1878-

1923-D MS-65 PCGS. A satiny and lustrous Gem with excellent all-around eye appeal. Fully brilliant with a whisper of pale golden iridescence. Gradi

1925 MS-67 PCGS. Impressive and broadly sweeping cartwheels support attractive champagne-gold toning. The strike is sharp, the satiny surfaces are ra

FULL PAGE Six-Piece PCGS-Certified 1900 Proof Set: Indian Cent. Proof-65 RB. CAC. An exceptionally pleasing blend of mint orange, rose, and golden-ta

1849-C Closed Wreath. Genuine – Bent – AU Details PCGS. Deep yellow-gold with plenty of retained luster. The bend is not so grievous as to be immed

1851 MS-64 PCGS An intensely lustrous orange-gold near-Gem with a sharp strike and exceptional eye appeal. Struck from slightly mis-aligned dies; th

1876 MS-66 PCGS. A beautiful yellow Gem example of the date, a coin with broadly active cartwheel luster and a pale olive glow. The strike is sharp a

1835 MS-62 NGC. Breen-6141: “Taller Head.” The deep yellow surfaces are impressively lustrous, and the somewhat prooflike fields enjoy a soft orange

1836 Script 8. AU-58 NGC. Breen-6143: “Head of 1835. Tall Head.” Deep yellow-gold with a decided olive glow. Lightly circulated and only lightly mar

1838-C AU-50 PCGS. Repunched mintmark. Deep yellow-gold with a decided olive cast. Evenly circulated but only minimally marked, tis specimen would d

1838-C VF-30 PCGS. Repunched mintmark. Lively olive-gold with brown-gold highlights in the recessed areas. Grading Company: PCGS VF30 Pedigree/Col

1839 AU-58 NGC. Breen-6148: “1839/8 New Head. Reverse of 1836.” Bright yellow-gold with sufficient luster and a crisp strike diminished slight by a b

1840-O AU-55 PCGS. A bright and lustrous yellow-gold coin with olive highlights. Mark-free to the unassisted eye. An altogether pleasing example fro

1844-D VF-30 PCGS. Warm olive-gold throughout. Well-circulated but with no serious marks available to the unaided eye. Grading Company: PCGS VF30 P

1845-D AU-53 PCGS. Rich yellow-gold surfaces enjoy lively retained luster and plenty of mint bloom in the protected areas. Nicely struck for the dat

Love Token. 1848 CAL. $2.50 Host Coin. Early ANACS certificate of authenticity. Overall About Good to Good Well-worn, and with affection no doubt. Th

1888 Proof-66 CAM PCGS CAC A beautiful Proof Liberty quarter eagle, one of 97 of the date struck, with perhaps half that figure available to today’

1903 MS-63 PCGS. Bright, lustrous, and sharp, with solid overall appeal for the grade. Grading Company: PCGS MS63+ Pedigree/Collection:

1905 MS-64+ NGC. A frosty, lustrous, and brilliant beauty that easily earns the NGC “+” designation. Grading Company: NGC MS64+ Pedigree/Collecti

1911 MS-64 NGC. A frosty and lustrous honey-gold specimen with a decided mattelike appearance. Choice at all levels. Grading Company: NGC MS64 Ped

1911-D MS-64 NGC. Strong Mintmark. Deep yellow-gold throughout with lively luster and soft olive highlights. Wire rim details – the Mint calls this

1915 MS-64 NGC. Satiny honey-gold with lively luster and varied rose and olive iridescence. The final issue of the denomination until the 1925-D issu

1928 MS-62 PCGS. Highly lustrous pale honey-gold surfaces. Grading Company: PCGS MS62 Pedigree/Collection:

1854 MS-61 NGC. Frosty honey-gold with soft rose iridescence. From the first year of the denomination, and the only year with DOLLARS in small lette

1855 AU-58 NGC. Satiny and lustrous yellow-gold with soft olive toning highlights. Much mint bloom is retained in the protected areas. Grading Com

1811 BD-2. Small 5. Rarity-3. AU-58 PCGS. This frosty and lustrous yellow-gold half eagle offers much retained luster throughout, as well as lively o

FULL PAGE 1813 BD-1. Rarity-2. Mint Error – Double Struck Reverse, First Strike in Collar – AU-55 PCGS. This recently-discovered early Half Eagle i

1838 VF-30 PCGS. . Breen-6514: “Large arrows, Small 5, TES closely spaced.” Medium yellow-gold with a definitive olive cast. Nicely struck and barely

1843 AU-55 NGC. The deep golden surfaces enjoy soft retained luster along with orange-gold mint frost in the protected design areas. Minimally marked

1847 MS-62 PCGS. CAC. A frosty and lustrous deep yellow-gold example of the date. Bold unbroken luster engages the high points. An obverse die crack

1867 MS-61 PL NGC. This bright deep yellow-gold half eagle offers softly frosted and essentially unmarked devices along with substantially mirrored

1874-S VF-30 PCGS. An evenly circulated but minimally marked example, one of 16,000 pieces produced in our westernmost mint this year. Warm honey-go

1875-S MS-64 PL NGC. Brightly lustrous yellow gold with frosty motifs and mirrorlike fields – the reverse contrast is especially eye-catching. From

1881 MS-64 PCGS. Frosty and lustrous with a crisp strike and excellent eye appeal. Grading Company: PCGS MS64 Pedigree/Collection:

1883 AU-58 PCGS. Frosty honey gold with lively yellow mint bloom in the protected areas of the design. Lustrous and choice for the grade. Grading

1899 MS-63 PCGS. Lustrous medium gold with boldly rendered features. Grading Company: PCGS MS63 Pedigree/Collection:

1902-S MS-63 PL NGC. Lustrous and bright satiny yellow gold surfaces offer reflective fields and frosty motifs. A plentiful date in Mint State, but

1908 Liberty. MS-62 NGC. Warm yellow-gold with rose overtones and plenty of lively luster. From the final year of the long-lived Liberty half eagle s

1910-D MS-64 PCGS. Fully brilliant with ebullient luster on bright yellow-gold surfaces. A moderately elusive date at MS-64 or finer; only 13 exampl

1849 EF-40 PCGS. Deep yellow-gold with fresh mint bloom still active in the protected areas. Grading Company: PCGS XF40 Pedigree/Collection:

1851 AU-50 NGC. Deep yellow-gold with olive highlights throughout the modestly reflective fields. Nicely struck and only minimally marked despite it

1853 VF-20 NGC. Evenly worn but only lightly marked, and rather attractive for the grade. Grading Company: NGC VF20 Pedigree/Collection:

1855 AU-55 PCGS. Lustrous medium golden surfaces offer mint frost in the protected areas. Nicely struck and minimally marked. Grading Company: PCGS

1891-CC MS-63 PCGS. CAC. Lustrous deep yellow-gold with olive highlights and strong cartwheel activity. The strike is sharp throughout and contact m

1894 MS-63 PCGS. Sharp and appealing with soft orange highlights on bright golden surfaces. Grading Company: PCGS MS63 Pedigree/Collection:

1900-S EF-45 PCGS. OGH. Deep golden surfaces offer rich orange highlights in the protected design areas. Evenly circulated but not notably marked. F

1901-S MS-64 PCGS. OGH. Bottom of first 1 in date repunched. This impressive honey-gold near-Gem is virtually afire with intense luster. Throw in wh