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A few light marks on Liberty's upper body and legs. Generally nice and lustrous (30% to 40% mint frost adheres), plus a good strike. Desirable o...

Fresh silvery bright fields and devices with only light contact marks and field abrasions. Housed in an early PCGS holder, this nicely preserved speci

Iridescent satin to frosted luster resonate off of the surface of this well preserved Gem. As a Type it fits perfectly the No Motto requirements of a

Frosty mint luster with agreeable toning, a choice No Motto example of the Seated Liberty design.

Prooflike in the fields and nicely frosted throughout Liberty and her counterpart on the reverse. Indeed, the eagle is very bold on this issue, and qu

Soft satin-like fields careening with lustrous silver color. Clear-cut devices point to it having been giving a full strike by the dies. You'll...

Fully struck and brilliant throughout with no distracting abrasions present, this coin has sleek satin-white frost from center to periphery and is hig

Dazzling bright satin surfaces and uncommon beauty in a gem quality 1890 seated Liberty quarter, a coin that besides its bright, original and uncleane

A landmark rarity in American numismatics and one of only 5 specimens traced, this being the highest certified by a third-party grader. The brilliant

A white, untoned example, as crisp and lustrous as when it was first issued, with devices razor-sharp, blazing white against smooth as a mountain lake

Extra sharp stars and other devices point to it having been given a firm blow by the dies. Only the feather ends on the arrows show any softness. Orig

A gem, full strike specimen featuring satiny cheek contours on Liberty, a wealth of design detail throughout, and original "antique silver"...

Attractive semi-prooflike sheen to the silvery frost of the fields on this well made coin. One or two obverse stars are weak on the right side, but el

Attractive surfaces with original dusky gray toning shows an absence of attempts at cleaning. Scarce New Orleans mint date in this grade.

Booming satin silver surfaces glowing with original mint frost, with lovely golden brown and russet color appearing on the reverse but slipping over t

With beautiful deep purple-brown to steel blue toning, the result, no doubt, of close to a century's worth of careful storage and handling (make...

Classic black-on-white cameo contrast found only on a few remaining Barber Proofs, with this coin bellowing out its near-perfection from across the ro

Very attractive toning which includes gold, lavender, blue and some dusky russet brown shades, both sides fully involved and the entire surface pristi

United States silver coins struck in 1916 and early 1917 possess a "textured" luster, almost velvety, unlike anything before or since. The...

Desirable with this meticulous strike on the head, knee and cross drapery, as well as full rivets in the shield plus full central "escutcheon&q...

This coin is stunning in quality for this extremely rare overdate. It is one of the two finest graded by NGC and is certain to be the centerpiece of a

Bright mint luster characterizes the surfaces on this lovely piece with satiny pearl-gray overlay of natural patina helping to temper what might other

Exquisite deep golden sunset toning on either side with plenty of reds and warm amber hues to excite the collector of beautifully toned coinage. All d

Cutting-edge detail in Washington's portrait and hair along with the eagle's stylized feathers. A beautiful, nicely toned example whose pres...

A fantastic coin for the choice grade, with riveting appeal from frosted crystal-like fields underlying pale original toning. Satiny throughout, it ha

Flowing mint brilliance like a shimmering waterfall cascades over each side of this fully struck MS64. The obverse has acquired natural medium gold to

Lightly toned.

Silver mirror-smooth gem quality surfaces, quite lustrous in appearance with natural toning haze imparted by the mint's celluloid sleeve. (Many ...

Struck with scientific exactness throughout and remarkable given the primitive conditions at the early United States mint. It pays to recall that silv

Sleek medium gray patina with extra choice rims, surfaces, color, detail. Inasmuch as 1797 is one of only two years this design was implemented, it ha

Pleasing antique silver color with deep gray fields becoming the support surface for nicely raised lighter "rubbed silver" highlights. The...

Features well-developed russet brown and gray toning on each side with subtle colors glinting through. The strike on this issue is nearly always very

Here is a coin with exquisite iridescent blue and golden russet color, fresh, original, gleaming originality. The underlying luster is outstanding mak

Toned, with numerous small field marks, a spot of verdigris in the right obverse field, and minor friction on the cheek and other high points. Margin

Frosty and naturally toned with only slight friction and marks on the knees and other high points keeping it away from MS63 or higher quality. Both si

Cleaned and recolored, now a dark coppery brown hue with green iridescence. Pin scratches and marks in the field.

A little bit of luster present around devices; generally medium-gray, dullish surfaces.

A crisply struck coin glowing with smooth warm golden glow from the fields and devices, with the fields extraordinary for this rare date. Wholly proof

In NGC holder #551959-012 and described by Bowers in the 1988 sale of the Norweb sale, part 3 as "the obverse is brilliant with delicate champa...

Toned, with marginal aesthetic appeal in spite of its choice grade and razor-sharpness. The toning somewhat uneven. Only 950 Proofs issued this year.

A better date issue from the 1879-89 period of low-mintage years. Choice, glittering, and well struck.

Distinctive areas include eagle's legs and HALF DOLLAR. Nicely toned.

First year of issue, and among the more difficult S-mint dates in Uncirculated condition. This is more than mere Unc, much more, a thoroughly monumen

Virtually superb in this state of preservation, with smooth cheek contours on Liberty, lustrous and showing undiminished frost. Devices, too, are way

While technically a Gem MS65, the surface displays muddled toning effects with some little problems on Liberty's face and neck. These are counte...

Silver satin surfaces, quite lustrous in appearance give this handsome 1911-S coin a leg up on the competition -- what competition there is since very

Soft satin-like fields careening with lustrous silver color on the highest design is offset on this Gem Proof by smooth, reflective fields whose depth

Flashy white-on-black contrast from the pristine surfaces and virtually untoned radiance -- an incredible specimen, all things considered, where has i

Proof mintage was only 777 pieces. Barber half dollar Proofs minted in 1901-04 use an "all brilliant" finish on the devices. Choice with r...