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1943-P Jefferson Nickel. Dazzling, toned lustrous surfaces are free from all but the most inconsequential blemishes. Superb! (#4018)<p><i&g...

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. Doubled die. Original toning; a jewel. (#4174)

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. Doubled die. Bold strike on both sides, not merely the steps on Monticello. Monticello means little mountain. The estate,

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. 3 over 2. A sparkling gem of the finest order. Intense cartwheel luster blends smoothly with pale silvery golden highlights o

1943-S Jefferson Nickel. A first-rate gem in this superb condition. (#84021)

1944-P Jefferson Nickel. The mint luster rolls around both sides with a pleasing cartwheel sheen, and none of the features reveal any bothersome distr

1944-D Jefferson Nickel. The strike on this issue is nearly always very sharp, and the present Gem is no exception with arching full steps leading up

1944-S Jefferson Nickel. Nicely toned. (#84024)

1946-D/D Jefferson Nickel. One rather noticeable nick on the cheek and a slight void in the planchet at the collar, but full steps on Monticello, whic

1947-D Jefferson Nickel. A beautifully toned original and extremely lustrous Gem that has superlative color and devices. (#4032)

1950 Jefferson Nickel. Attractively toned. (#84041)

1951 Jefferson Nickel. A few small marks; a lot of original color, and full steps on the reverse. (#84043)

1955 Jefferson Nickel. Well toned but somewhat marked on the face of Jefferson. Scarce when showing full steps. (#84056)

1956-D Jefferson Nickel. A solidly graded, high quality Gem, this coin displays impressive striking definition for a nickel from this branch mint. Thi

1961 Jefferson Nickel. Full swirling blue-toned mirrors on both sides. Virtual perfection in a Jefferson nickel. (#4193)<p><i>The Yellow...

1962 Jefferson Nickel. Sharp strikes are uncommon on the P-mint dates in the 1960s. One small toned area in the hair. (#84071)

1963 Jefferson Nickel. A soft impact was left by the recoil of the likely worn dies that struck this coin, and yet the steps on Monticello show comple

Lot of Three 1964 Jefferson Nickels PCGS PR68. Deeply toned and utterly gorgeous. (#4196)

1964 Jefferson Nickel. Another with very sharp detail. (#84075)

1964 Jefferson Nickel. A few little marks but generally well struck on both sides, which is unusual for 1964. (#84075)

1964-D Jefferson Nickel. More than a billion and three-quarters of these were stamped out by the Denver mint in 1964, but most are miserable specimens

1983-D Jefferson Nickel. Sharp as a razor; lovely toning. (#84111)

1794 Flowing Hair Half Dime. Sharp detail on this highly important first year Flowing hair half dime, a coin with distinctive features and much scarce

1796 Draped Bust Half Dime. "LIKERTY". Valentine-1, LM-1, Rarity-3. While not actually a distinct die variety or an intentional creation i...

1803 Draped Bust Half Dime. Large 8. An attractive early half dime that is toned a pleasing old-silver hue with more imperial accents showing up in th

1835 Capped Bust Half Dime. Large date, large 5¢. A hard to believe array of rich natural hues enhance the surfaces of this handsome gem early ...

1835 Capped Bust Half Dime. Large date, large 5¢. Sharp stars and hair curls. Another exceptional specimen of this variety. This is a blemish-f...

1863-S Liberty Seated Half Dime. A scarce, low mintage issue with only 100,000 produced, that is usually only found in lower grades. This is apparentl

1837 Liberty Seated Half Dime. No stars, large date. There isn't a single mushy letter on the surfaces of this well struck early Liberty Seated ...

1854 Liberty Seated Half Dime. A respectable amount of detail with possibly minor weakness to the denticles, although the centers are excellent. The r

1855 Liberty Seated Half Dime Arrows. Last of the with-arrows issues of 1853-55 and a smart looking gem whose smooth velvety luster underlies the natu

1858 Liberty Seated Half Dime. The mint luster rolls around both sides with a pleasing cartwheel sheen underneath the warm golden brown exterior, and

1859 Liberty Seated Half Dime. Lightly toned. Devices were struck with insufficient energy by the dies thus failing to impart all design elements bold

1862 Liberty Seated Half Dime. If you love seated Liberty coinage, and who doesn't, then this attractive gem toned 1862 half dime should attract...

1862 Liberty Seated Half Dime. Light die clash. Beautiful toning. The devices were struck with such force and clarity by the dies that all design elem

1869 Liberty Seated Half Dime. One of only 600 Proofs struck this year, and of that number, a mere handful exist above the Gem Proof 65 level, with dw

1872 Liberty Seated Half Dime. Lustrous. (#4400)

1802 Draped Bust Dime. Collectors find this an elusive 1802 Dime in all grades, but especially the higher circulated grades where few are sold at auct

1805 Draped Bust Dime. 4 berries. Beautifully toned yet very lustrous with a whisper of silvery gold at the center, this 1805 dime stands tall and pro

1841 Liberty Seated Dime. Absolutely glorious toned surfaces on both the obverse and reverse. While the grade alone should be worth honking your horn,

1859-O Liberty Seated Dime. With a limited original mintage of 480,000 coins and a poor rate of survival, it is little wonder that the 1859-O is a sca

1863 Liberty Seated Dime. This low mintage issue is especially popular with its 460 Proof mintage and lack of high-end specimens. Flashy and completel

1867-S Liberty Seated Dime. Only 120,000 minted. A lustrous and very attractive toned seated Liberty dime. 1867 is the year of President Johnson'...

1869 Liberty Seated Dime. One of only 600 Proofs made and a nearly superb representative from the small population of survivors. Nice cameo devices ag

1879 Liberty Seated Dime. Very few Proof seated Liberty coins have achieved such a prestigious grade. Many of the Proofs that were struck and distribu

1889 Liberty Seated Dime. Lustrous, mint-frosty devices put on a show with their rich pale gold iridescence, the overall effect greatly reinforced by

1889 Liberty Seated Dime. Only 711 Proofs issued. Deep blue-gray with speckled silver-gold accents in the center. (#4786)<p><i>The Frank...

1890 Liberty Seated Dime. Lustrous and generally well struck. Mottled toning. (#4704)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1893 Barber Dime. Another gemmy specimen, mint-frosty devices are nicely offset by the strong mirrors on both sides; clearly this is one in a hundred

1893 Barber Dime. A frosty Gem with shimmering surfaces and a powerful strike, plus iridescent blue with russet-red toning. (#4800)<p><i>...

1898 Barber Dime. Only 735 Proofs made. A satiny frosted gem typical of 1898 with strong underlying mirrors and faint delicate highlights. Boldly stru

1898 Barber Dime. Gorgeous rainbow-fresh color at the rim. Another outstanding Proof of this early Barber date. (#4882)<p><i>The Frankli...

1909 Barber Dime. Swimming in mint brilliance over each side of this sharply made Gem. Both the peripheries and the central regions are impressive for

1916 Mercury Dime. A marvelously toned, frosty Gem with no visible imperfections. A sharp impression was left by the recoil of the dies that struck th

1916 Mercury Dime. Precision strike on every device. The beautiful first-year Mercury dime offered here not only eclipses the normally seen striking w

1916 Mercury Dime. Lustrous and sharply made. First year of issue. Deep natural grayish brown patina. (#4905)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Col...

1916-S Mercury Dime. First year of the Mercury dime from the San Francisco mint. The satiny luster is very appealing underneath original toning. (#490

1917 Mercury Dime. Well struck. The toning could be better looking, but as it is all original, bidders should focus on the sharp full bands of the rev

1917-S Mercury Dime. It would seem that word has passed around among collectors of this series to be on the lookout for the branch mints in Gem qualit

1917-S Mercury Dime. Another choice early Mercury dime for the collector. (#4914)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1918-D Mercury Dime. Blazing luster on satiny deep champagne gold surfaces. A touch of weakness is seen at the bottom of the date and on the central c

1918-D Mercury Dime. Nicely toned. Very few survivors could possibly equal the gem technical merits and originality of this 1918-D dime. In addition t

1918-S Mercury Dime. Choice and very attractively valued in this toned condition. (#4920)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1919 Mercury Dime. Original toned throughout with fine-grain, matte-like surfaces underneath, there are no impairments on either side that are worthy

1923 Mercury Dime. Crisp bloom from the dies plus attractive toning makes this a very appealing specimen whose luster is all original. The devices are

1924 Mercury Dime. Nice and frosty luster that glitters and swims in "cartwheel" fashion underneath a light overlay of toning. Well struck...

1926-D Mercury Dime. Especially bold strike including separated cross bands (these tend to be merged on most D-mint Mercury dimes of the 1920s). A lus

1928-S Mercury Dime. There is little to say about the surfaces of this coin as they are as near to perfect as imaginable for a Mint State 65 dime made

1929-D Mercury Dime. The surfaces are highly lustrous and each side has a light coating of natural iridescent white patina that swirls and alternates

1934 Mercury Dime. An beautiful Gem with excellent luster and surfaces that are free from all but the most trivial luster grazes and a few marks on th

1936 Mercury Dime. Only 3,837 Proofs issued this year. A splendid jewel of a coin, fresh with original russet gray patina, the fields glowing from the

1936 Mercury Dime. Only 4,130 Proofs minted in 1936. A high degree of smooth-flowing mirror surface graces the satiny silver gray toned perfection of

1936 Mercury Dime. A flashy, fully struck, and thoroughly gem-level 1936 with outstanding detail. (#4999)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collect...

1938 Mercury Dime. With mintage still low after three years of Proof production, the mint sold 8,728 Proof Mercury dimes in 1938, a very small figure

1942 Mercury Dime. Fresh and lustrous. Nicely struck, too, perhaps not fully so at the central part of the cross bands, but still well enough that its

1942 Mercury Dime. Warm naturally striated surfaces exhibit gorgeous mirror luster and a superb, hand-picked appearance as though it were just removed

1942 Mercury Dime. Proof mintage of 22,329 pieces. Nice original toning. (#5077)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1943 Mercury Dime. Glowing luster. A sparkling original gem of this high-mintage World War II date. (#5044)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Colle...

1959 Roosevelt Dime. A boldly struck smooth surfaced example, with great depth to the detail and nice mint bloom underneath knock-out colorful toning!

1964-D Roosevelt Dime. Doubled die reverse. Interesting and scarce variety with doubling most noticeable on ONE DIME and AMERICA. (#95129)

1970 Roosevelt Dime. No S. A boldly struck and virtually pristine Superb Gem with lovely tonedcolor from the Proof set case in which it was no doubt s

1983 Roosevelt Dime. No S. The key date in 1983 where the mint forgot to put a mintmark on the die and the Proof pressman overlooked this, much to the

1983 Roosevelt Dime. No S. Another popular No S variety and just as splashy and vibrant as the 1970 No S from this same consignment. (#95265)

1875-CC Twenty Cents. A frosty, well preserved coin that is nicely struck in all areas of the design and is quite attractive overall with a light over

1837 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar. Mint luster like brilliant frosted glass gives this scarce small size Bust quarter dollar much of its life and pizzaz

1891 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Baking fresh luster on satiny surfaces overlaid by deep golden amber, blue, and purple-gray toning. Not even the s

1853 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. 3 over 4. Arrows and rays. Unmistakably the 1853/4 variety, though here in a later die state; repunching is still

1854 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Arrows. The unprecedented amount of gold unearthed during the California Gold Rush sparked a boom in mining throug

1857 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Soft satin-like fields careening with lustrous silver color includes some die striation lines often seen on this a

1857 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Boldness defines this handsome 1857 No Motto quarter dollar, with its sleek semi-prooflike fields to its handsome

1859 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Only 800 Proofs were prepared, but as many were left unsold at the end of the year, a large percentage of the issu

1872 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. White. There is nothing perplexing or questionable about this remarkable gem Proof. It is right up-front with its

1881 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. A mere 975 Proofs left the coining dies this year. Intense careening mirror sparkle support the satiny, matte-like

1882 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Slightly larger mintage than in 1881, with 1,100 Proofs struck of the 1882. Another gem quality seated quarter, on

1887 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Nice speckled toning. With 710 Proofs made, the 1887 is definitely scarce in all grades. (#5588)<p><i&g...

1888 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. Almost surreal entries of blue iridescence at left and right. A sparkling gem Proof of the finest order with sleek

1888 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. A satiny gem with strong fundamental luster under natural toning. Nicely struck, though not totally at the upper s

1889 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar. One of only 711 Proofs made this year. Original surfaces; a grand bold strike on all devices with beautiful gold,

1892 Barber Quarter Dollar. First year of the new design often encounters larger than average mintage, and 1892 is no exception, when 1,245 Proofs wer

1897 Barber Quarter Dollar. An intricately detailed Proof striking that is obviously original toned throughout. The fields are very smoothly mirrored