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So-called Missing Leaf variety. First year of the new Shield design, there were innumerable date doublings and other unusual varieties in the early ye

Medium gray color without any obvious defects or problems.

One of the more unusual varieties and described thusly on the SEGS holder: "PUP: BROKEN `C/S'-CENTS `S' STATES. As we stated earlier, t...

Outstanding nickel-bright luster with golden toning, a flashy, well struck example of this last year issue.

A nearly gem specimen of one of the most famous of all nineteenth century American Proof nickel five-cent rarities, a coin that is almost in the same

Nicely toned and well struck, also housed in an early (pre-1989) grading slab.

A boldly struck white surface example, with great depth to the detail and nice mint bloom. Top-quality one-year Type.

A golden-hued Gem that was struck from relatively fresh dies, being quite lustrous overall underneath the toning.

Excellent detail from a strong strike, the surfaces show sharp nickel-silver color with warm golden brown accents. A sharp impression was left by the

Minor flatness on the stars and left ear of corn, hair well defined throughout without the least bit of softness. This lustrous, satiny near-gem is mo

Fully struck on each side, the brilliant prooflike surfaces have a sheet of silvery luster that shimmers and sparkles and is uninterrupted by any noti

Satin cartwheel luster on a well struck coin. Light golden to neutral gray toning, otherwise pure silvery surfaces shine forth. Despite weak stars, th

Toned. Has 1988 ANACS authenticating papers. On this doubled reverse, portions of UNITED STATES are most affected. Consignor refers to this as the dis

An incredible opportunity for the Liberty nickel buyer, this year is many times scarcer than most others of the 1880s, due primarily to the dullish st

A satin example lightly toned to a shade of yellow, mainly on the reverse, the original nickel-bright fields and devices glowing from below with cartw

As collectors become more experienced in this series, there's been a widening gap between the various dates in the 1880s and 1890s. Whereas duri...

The surfaces have a bright, metallic, satin-like sheen and full cartwheel radiance. Outstanding!

Attractively toned on the obverse and reverse with natural light gray surfaces atop sleek mint frost. As is the case with so many of the gems from thi

This lovely Gem is finished in satin luster with glowing fields and sharply impressed devices, plus natural golden with light nickel-gray toning.

One small toned spot on the neck. Bright nickel-gray color with a hint of russet0gray toning streaks on the reverse of this well struck and nicely pre