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1795 Flowing Hair Dollar. 3 leaves beneath each wing. Common variety, the most easily recognized 1795 flowing hair from the obverse die line just behi

1795 Flowing Hair Dollar. 2 leaves beneath each wing. Deep gray patination on both sides supporting lighter gray portrait, eagle, and other design ele

1795 Flowing Hair Dollar. Silver plug. Dark porous toning as though the coin were removed from the ground; the high points of the stars, letters and r

1796 Draped Bust Dollar. Large date, small letters. Easily identifiable by the knob-like die break at IC of AMERICA this is a very well made and caref

1797 Draped Bust Dollar. 9 stars left, 7 right, large letters. Often a challenging issue to find in any condition, mintage was low (but not so low as

1797 Draped Bust Dollar. 10 stars left, 6 right. Reddish brown and old-gray toning throughout, with clean (perhaps "cleaned") surfaces, ni...

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Small eagle reverse, 15 stars on obverse. The popular (and rather scarce, come to think of it) small eagle 1798 which has 15

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Small eagle reverse, 13 stars on obverse. A few old scratches through the portrait; the toning yields a two-tone accent where

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Heraldic eagle reverse, close date. Obverse 7: Wide date, the 8 firmly united with bust, as used on BB-104. Reverse G: This r

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Heraldic eagle reverse, wide date, 13 arrows. A sparkling fresh example of the optimum About Uncirculated quality for this ac

1798 Draped Bust Dollar. Heraldic eagle reverse, wide date, 13 arrows. Numerous adjustment marks and later marks on the obverse portrait and in the ad

1799 Draped Bust Dollar. Deep steel with blue-gray and warm russet toning over very choice surfaces and a distinguished strike. Everything is bold aro

1799 Draped Bust Dollar. 8 stars left, 5 right. The popularly collected variety which has unbalanced obverse stars. Well toned throughout with choice

1799 Draped Bust Dollar. 9 over 8. 15 stars on reverse. The popular BB-141 issue with two extra stars peeking from behind clouds as though they were t

1799 Draped Bust Dollar. 9 over 8. 15 stars on reverse. The strike is very nice overall despite polishing, just the usual weakness on the eagle'...

1800 Draped Bust Dollar. "AMERICAI". Sixteen die combinations are known of 1800-dated dollars, most of which do not constitute major diffe...

1801 Draped Bust Dollar. Nice original surfaces with the color medium gray on both sides. (#6893)

1803 Draped Bust Dollar. Large 3. Lighter silver-gray with accents of dark gray around the main devices. Centers well struck; excellent quality and vi

1803 Draped Bust Dollar. Large 3. Irregular, mottled toning on this well struck, last year bust dollar. The centers show excellent definition on PLURI

1836 S$1. A extremely beautifully toned specimen of this famous rarity, and as graded, one of the most desirable of all American silver coins. Both ob

1850 Liberty Seated Dollar. As the Nineteenth Century reached its midpoint, about 20 silver dollars were coined in Proof. This is an attractive very c

1863 Liberty Seated Dollar. Proof mintage was only 460 pieces. A high degree of luster spins smoothly on the satin, deep frosted devices of this brigh

1866 Liberty Seated Dollar. With motto. A transition took place in 1866 when the mint added the motto IN GOD WE TRUST to the silver coins. Warm golden

1867 Liberty Seated Dollar. Mintage decline by 100 pieces in 1867 over 1866, when a mere 625 Proof sets were sold. Powerfully burning mirror reflectio

1868 Liberty Seated Dollar. Proof mintage was only 600 pieces. An solid Proof-64 in all regards. The satiny frosted devices are alight with sizzling l

1869 Liberty Seated Dollar. A simply out of this world Superb Gem, both sides are devoid of both post-minting problems and impairments. The faithfully

1870 Liberty Seated Dollar. Only 1,000 Proofs minted. The 1870 is the first Proof Seated Dollar since 1861 whose original mintage made it to an even 1

1872 Liberty Seated Dollar. A blazing pale golden specimen with highly concentrated frost on the devices and almost ostentatious eye appeal. Don'...

1873 Liberty Seated Dollar. A fully struck Proof with a light overlay of true toning color. Close examination reveals some light hairlines. Destined f

1873-CC Trade Dollar. Natural dusky gray toning wiht underlying frost. There are a few marks on Liberty's arm and hand; the eagle's leg on t...

1874 Trade Dollar. A glossy coin and a sparkling Proof 64 by any benchmark. What's more, this has an engaging display of mirror iridescence in t...

1875-S Trade Dollar. Lovely golden and antique gray patina that nicely covers the surface but shimmers and dances from the underneath luster. Boldly s

1876 Trade Dollar. Well toned with marginal weakness on some of the stars but generally boldly made, especially on the two main devices. A desirable T

1877-CC Trade Dollar. Likely an early strike from fresh CC-mint dies, judging from the frosty details. The surfaces are satin silver with a dash of to

1877-S Trade Dollar. A decidedly sharp '77-S that has nicely toned, frosted surface. Lustrous and well preserved for the grade, with only scatte...

1878 Trade Dollar. It has been quite some while since we last offered a PR68 representative of the 1878 Trade Dollar, and that coin did not possess th

1880 Trade Dollar. Standing very high in the roster of NGC-graded coins, the piece is notable for its given 66 grade and, away from that, perhaps more

1881 Trade Dollar. Minimal Proof quality with hairlines and minor disturbance in the fresh mirror reflectivity. What isn't touched by anything i...

1883 Trade Dollar. The Philadelphia Mint's final delivery of Proof Trade Dollars amounted to 1,097 coins. Despite its status as a last-year issu...

1878 Morgan Dollar. 8 tail feathers. Lovely peripheral toning; a frosty gem of the scarcer 8 tail feathers variety this year, the only date in which y

1878 Morgan Dollar. 8 tail feathers. Frosty with a spot of toning on the cheek. (#7072)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1878 Morgan Dollar. 8 tail feathers. Strong contrast between the frosted devices and mirror-like fields. Original toning at the rim. (#97073)<p&g...

1878 Morgan Dollar. 7 tail feathers, reverse of 1878. Struck with methodical precision throughout. A brilliant and highly lustrous Gem that has exquis

1878 Morgan Dollar. 7 tail feathers, reverse of 1878. Lovely deep mirrors with full brilliance except around the margin and on a single localized area

1878 Morgan Dollar. 7 tail feathers, reverse of 1878. A very minor luster graze by the chin. Otherwise, metal flow enhances the billowing mint dazzle

1878 Morgan Dollar. Strongly doubled tail feathers. A spectacular deep mirror example with original, icy white originality from impressive frosted dev

1878 Morgan Dollar. Strongly doubled tail feathers. This is the earlier named 7 over 8 tail feathers variety, now relegated to the history books. A ni

1878-CC Morgan Dollar. A lustrous example whose vivid wintry blast of white color undulates and billows across the surface like a Himalayan avalanche.

1878-CC Morgan Dollar. Extra crisp detail on all relief portions. From center to periphery the glare of luminous silvery luster glows with rich, heavy

1878-CC Morgan Dollar. Very frosty. (#7080)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>