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A very pleasing two-tone Proof in which the devices, satin frosted as they are, give it nice contrast against the reflective fields. Only scattered (a

Having only 1,006,473 made before the mint decided it needed to reduce the design’s relief, the high relief 1921 is always popular with collectors. Th

White.

Shimmering white luster with nice cartwheel effect.

1922 $1 PCGS MS64

Ex Binion Collection. Light golden toning atop silvery luster.

1923 $1 PCGS MS64

Delicate pastel gold toning. A real charmer.

1928 $1 NGC VF20

1928-S $1 PCGS AU58

2000-S Sac $1 ANACS PF65 Heavy Cameo.

Mellow color and choice but not spectacular surfaces. A popular, inexpensive Pattern. The head style continues that of the Large Cent which was being

One of the few Patterns also to be struck in Mint rather than Proof quality, this is the famous Transitional Indian cent featuring identical devices a

The absence of sufficient metal from the dime planchet accounts for this error's light weight and weak impression. Scarce. ANACS authenticating ...

Dusky gold and smoke-gray toning.

Lustrous with a hint of toning.

Choice and relatively clean paper for this key issue, with normal horizontal and vertical creases and wear, though some crispness remains. Signatures

There is only about 15% inking or so on the black "G" seal at left.

A lovely piece that is quite close to being graded New. The reverse of the case has some tiny scattered greenish spots. From the front, the stamp is

A lovely example of this extremely difficult to obtain, high 24¢ denomination. Luckily for denomination set collectors, this is the most commo...

A lustrous large silver coin with strong details, having lovely eye appeal and an impressive appearance.

Obv: Bee. Rev: Stag standing before a palm tree. A nice light silver in color with underlying original luster.

Obv: Laureate bust of Maximianus. Rev: Diocletian, Maximianus, Constantine and Galerius sacrificing in front of camp gate. An attractive example, th

Obv: Bust of Caracalla. Rev: Eagle. Small, natural edge roughness at top behind the head and opposite. Bold in detail and being a natural silver wi

Choice Uncirculated. Julian IP-17, 76 mm. By Moritz Furst and John Reich. Bust right portrait of Van Buren, struck from the Original obverse die and

30.5 mm. Obv: bust of Hooker facing right. Rev: eagle and shield hovering above militaria and flags. The Dies were produced by die sinker Merriam,

Julian SC-11, Storer 407. Deep colorful, rather magnificent toning. Bust of Franklin facing left, surrounded by the legend "THE GIFT OF FRANK...

27mm diameter. The front side of this copper token depicts a standing auctioneer. "W.W. Wilbur. Auction & Commission Merchant. Charleston ...

Choice Extremely Fine. Julian IP-42, struck at the United States Mint for presentation to an Indian chieftain. 63.5 mm, holed at the top. Normal cont

2.75" tall x 1.5" wide x .25" deep. Missing the innards and with most of the silvering worn off. The front features raised medallio...

A heavy, poured ingot with sanded sides, giving it a nice matte finish. A sample was drilled out of the back and assayed to determine the purity of th

The otherwise orange-gold color yields to warmer golden-rose hues toward the centers and especially in the fields. Well struck for the issue. One o

Ever so slight friction on the cheek and in the fields removes this scarcer Type 2 from full mint state but just barely. The coin is otherwise well st

Just shy of full mint status as seen in its abundant luster and better than average hair definition on Liberty. Mintage topped out at 758,269 pieces t

Lustrous and fairly well struck for this typical mushy issue, although the usual weakness along the top edge of the date numerals.

(PCI graded AU50.) Lightly cleaned. Better than average in terms of its strike and surface preservation, with muted satin-finish luster on both sides.

Smooth satiny finish is somewhat hazy, but with razor-sharp depth in Liberty’s feather’s bonnet as well as all intricate detail showing in the wreath.

Pleasing medium antique gold finish with lots of detail in the hair.

Struck on a yellow gold to greenish gold planchet, with pleasing surface left, plenty of muted luster, and no objectionable abrasions. The rims, too a

With flattering mint luster and a minimum number of wispy abrasions, this peach-gold coin is every bit the choice specimen. (SEGS MS64.)

Minor dullness on the highest points of the design but still a nice mixture of greenish gold to orange gold color. The key date in the 15-coin Indian

Frosty with natural gold patina.

(PCI graded Mint State 63.) Lustrous and well struck, with only a few areas not showing quite 100% crispness of detail.

Or perhaps a little finer, but not quite up to MS64 caliber as measured by the PCI grading service, in whose holder this coin appears. Dullish high po

Students of the Indian $2.50 series know the difficulties in grading Mint State specimens. Sometimes a point or two difference in the numerical grade

Light hairlines from cleaning. Popular date because it is affordable and easy to resell, this is a lustrous well struck specimen with localized areas

The fields on this well preserved early No Motto half eagle are somewhat prooflike, with typical die polish lines. Light abraded, and moderate weaknes

Bright glittering gold color with oceans of mint frost and minimal signs of abrasions.

Bright golden color.

So close to Mint State that many will want to acquire it as one in order to improve their date and mintmark set of these interesting Indian $5 pieces.