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1802/1 $2.50 NGC MS 64 - This 1802/1 $2 1/2 is of the highest rarity and quality for the date and series! Seldom ever seen in even MS-60 quality, the existence of this coin in this condition,almost defies belief! Well struck with soft satiny luster and no adjustment marks. This coin belongs in the finest collection.1826 50C NGC MS 61 - Toned in light shades over magenta, this coin is extremely well struck with good luster and clean surfaces. Very sharp for the grade.1851 G$1 PCGS MS 68 - WOW!! That's all I can say. This Gold dollar is the ultimate in display perfection. Fantastic color, strike, luster and surfaces! This coin has it all! For the ultimate type set. PCGS population of only 2 coins. Housed in an old green label PCGS holder1854 G$1 TYPE 2 PCGS XF 45 - This is a fresh original example of this highly collectible type 2 gold dollar. Well struck with good luster and surfaces. These are a really good value right now.1854 G$3 NGC AU 55 - This is a very nice problem free example of this first year issue $3 gold piece. Displays nice satiny luster over clean surfaces.1855-O G$1 PCGS MS 63  - This without a doubt, the nicest 1855O Gold Dollar I've ever seen or handled. When even found in uncirculated condition, they are almost always lackluster and poorly struck. This coin has a bold strike, and tremendous freshness. Its surfaces are very choice and frankly I can't understand why it didn't grade MS-64. For the finest set. CAC stickered for premium quality.1857-S G$3 NGC AU 55 - This is a super nice example of this very rare date $3 Gold piece. Boldly struck with excellent color and luster. NGC population of only 23 coins. Trends=$15,000.1858-D G$5 NGC AU 58 - This is a bright lustrous coin with a good strike and none of the surfaces problems typically seen on D mint gold. Trends=$10,0001862 PATT $10 J-298 PCGS PR 65 BN - This is an interesting pattern using an early form of the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" that is now common to US Coins. The idea behind placing a reference to God on coins drew much support during the early days of the Civil War and would become standard practice a few years later. Patterns were struck with various forms of the motto. This coin, referenced in Judd/Pollack as J-289 is struck in bronze copper. The obverse is that of a regular $10 Liberty and the reverse is similar to a $10 Liberty but with the motto GOD OUR TRUST above the eagle.
The coin itself is pristine and of superb eye appeal. The surfaces are an even, glossy brown nearly devoid of marks. Only a small contact mark in front of Liberty's ear and a small spot in the right obverse field limit the grade. The coin is cataloged as an R-6, with 21-30 examples known. The latest Judd reference book places the population at 22 pieces total. PCGS has graded a total of 15 examples, including only 5 in this grade and just a single coin finer. An interesting piece that represents a transition in U.S. coinage that is still relevant today.1867 G$3 NGC AU 58 - This is a super nice, problem free example of this very scarce dated $3. Well struck with good luster and clean surfaces. Trends=$65001876 20C PCGS PR 63 - This is a super original proof twenty cent piece deeply toned in shades of golden-russet over hairline-free lustrous surfaces. PQ1876 G$2.50 NGC MS 65 - This is a very rare quarter eagle. With an original mintage of only 4176 pieces, this coin being offered is the finest known for the date. This is the only gem MS-65 coin graded by either PCGS or NGC and has to date never appear for sale at public auction. This gem has prooflike surfaces and booming luster over cameo devices. Of all the quarter eagles, David Akers considers this date to be the 2nd rarest in the series. This coin IS the plate coin in the Akers book! A tremendous opportunity to acquire the best!1878 PATT $5 J-1573 PCGS PR 66 RB - This is a splendid Premium Gem that exhibits substantial brick-red. The highpoints of the major devices have toned gunmetal-gray. There are no contact marks and hairlines, and carbon is minimal. The eagle's breast has a solitary horizontal roller mark, as present on the planchet prior to the strike. An important opportunity to obtain this elusive pattern.1878 S$1 7/8TF STRONG PCGS MS 64 DMPL - This is a super rare DMPL dollar! Blazing white with excellent cameo contrast and deep mirrors. This coin has super clean surfaces and great eye-appeal. CAC stickered for premium quality.1878 S$1 7TF REVERSE OF 1878 NGC PR 66 - This is on of the rarest Morgan Dollar proofs in the unheard of grade of PF-66. Deeply toned in shades of golds, greens and blues. Very Rare and seldom offered.1878-CC S$1 PCGS MS 65 - This is a frosty white coin with original surfaces and a nice cheek.1881-CC S$1 PCGS MS 65 - This is a frosty white gem with clean surfaces and a great look.1881-O S$1 PCGS MS 64 DMPL - 1881O Morgan Dollars are scarce in deep mirror prooflike but seldom do they have the look that this coin has. Deep black mirrors with frosty cameo white devices and a clean puffy cheek. PQ+1883 5C NO CENTS NGC MS 62 - Although graded only MS-62 by NGC, its the neat ice blue and gold toning that give this coin a special look. Additionally the luster and surfaces are more like a coin graded MS-64. for the life of me I don't understand why they put it in a MS-62 holder. Great eye-appeal.1885 G$1 ANACS PR 58 - This is a great and affordable example of a proof gold dollar that shows just the slightest bit of wear. Attractive with deep mirrors.1885 G$1 PCGS PR 66 - This is a fantastic proof gold dollar! The luster is deep and glassy, the strike is full and there are no hairlines over the cameo contrasted surfaces. PQ+ Housed in an older PCGS holder (Prior to them designating proof gold coins cameo). For the finest Proof gold type set. CAC stickered for premium quality.1885-S G$5 NGC MS 66 - Gem gold type is where its at right now! With gold bullion over $900/oz The most desirable area in gold type is at the top of the grade range (MS-65 and better quality) This gem 1885S is not only that but is also a low population date as well. This coin displays thick luster over nearly mark-free surfaces.1889 3CN NGC PR 66 - This is a super fresh coin with cameo surfaces and great eye-appeal. Very PQ.1890-CC S$1 NGC MS 65 DMPL - Wow! This is a super rare DMPL dollar seldom seen for sale. Blazing white with cameo contrast and deep mirrors. Very low population.1892 COLUMBIAN 50C NGC MS 67 - This is an awesome Columbian Half! Blast white centers with concentric rings of golds, greens and blues surrounding the periphery. NGC population of only 23 coins.1892 COLUMBIAN 50C PCGS MS 66 - Columbian halves seldom come with this nice of a look. Deeply toned in golds, greens and blues, this coin just oozes with eye-appeal.1893-CC G$20 NGC MS 62 - This is a fresh original coin with soft satiny luster and clean surfaces. Totally original and priced to sell.1893-CC G$20 PCGS MS 62 - This CC $20 has upgrade written all over it! Boldly struck with clean surfaces and great luster. More importantly, it has the "look" of a MS-63 coin. Very PQ. CAC stickered for premium quality.1893-S S$1 NGC AU 55 - Here it is, the rarest date in the Morgan dollar series in an almost unheard of AU-55 grade! This coin displays a bold strike with proof-like surfaces and just a light hint of wear. Although fairly plentiful in VF and lower grades, this date becomes decidedly rare at the AU level and virtually unobtainable in uncirculated condition.1895 G$2.50 NGC PR 66 Ultra Cameo - This is how you want all of your proof gold coins to look!! Spectacular original orange-peel surfaces with ultra deep cameo devices over hairline-free surfaces. Very PQ. NGC population of only 15 coins.1897-O S$1 PCGS MS 62 - Undipped white and original with a bold strike and very clean surfaces. PQ+1901-S G$5 PCGS MS 66 - This super gem has it all! Great luster, mark-free surfaces and incredible freshness. These are a great deal at only a small premium over MS-65 grade.1909-S VDB 1C LINCOLN PCGS VF 35 BN - This is about as nice and original as they get! From an old time collection and freshly graded, this 09SVDB looks as good as many coins graded XF.1911 25C PCGS PR 65 Cameo - This is a perfect looking gem proof cameo barber quarter. Snow white with deep contrast over hair-line free surfaces.1913-D 5C Ty 2 ANACS AU-58 - This is a nice slider example of this better date Buffalo. Even golden-brown color and crisp detail.1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is one of the nicest Pan pacs I have ever seen! Bright white centers with neat rings of golds, greens, and blue framing the rims. Very PQ, looks better than most coins graded MS-67.1916 25C STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER NGC MS 66 FH - This is a spectacular example of this key date Standing liberty quarter. Blazing white with great luster and impeccable surfaces make this super gem stand out from other coins graded MS-66. Typically when seen MS-66 coins come with some form of crusty ugly toning, but not this one! Very PQ!1920-S G$20 NGC MS 61 - The 1920S is a classic rarity. The original mintage of 558,000 coins was never widely circulated and it is apparent that most were melted by the government in the 30's. The certified population by both PCGS and NGC is only 15 coins in this grade! There are less than 150 coins known to exist in all grades. This piece displays a better than average strike, soft satiny luster and super clean surfaces. This coin has the cosmetic appearance of a MS-63 coin! rare, seldom offered and PQ!1922 1C NO D STRONG REVERSE PCGS XF 40 BN - This is a nice glossy example of this key date lincoln cent with no surface problems and a strong reverse. **note mark in photos is on the holder, not the coin1923 G$20 PCGS MS 65 - The 1923 $20 St.Gaudens is really difficult to find in true gem condition. This coin displays great orange-peel color over super lustrous mark-free surfaces.1923-S MONROE 50C PCGS MS 65 - This is a really neat Monroe. Typically unattractive even in gem condition, this coin displays glowing luster and a strong strike. Mostly white with just a touch of light gold attesting to this coins originality.1926-D G$20 PCGS MS 62 - This is a super nice and affordable example of this rare date Saint. Well struck with nice color, luster and surfaces, this is one of the top ten rarest dates in the series.1928-S S$1 PCGS AU 50 - This is a nice collectible example of the key date peace dollar.1932-D 25C PCGS MS 63 - This is a perfect looking example of this key date Washington quarter. Lustrous, well struck with clean surfaces. Just a hairline away from MS-64.1932-S 25C PCGS AU 58 - This is a lustrous example of this semi-key date Washington quarter. Just a little high point rub away from MS-62 quality1932-S 25C PCGS MS 63 - Blazing white with booming luster and super clean surfaces. Looks better than most coins graded MS-64 PQ+1936 25C PCGS PR 66 - This scarce proof Washington has just the lightest wisp of color from the cellophane of the original holder. This coin displays good mirrors and great eye-appeal.1936 LONG ISLAND 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is super nice original Long Island with frosty luster and very clean surfaces.1936-S CINCINNATI 50C PCGS MS 65 - Here we have the toughest of the Cincinnati halves in gem MS-65 condition. The obverse is toned in light golds and reds from the being in the original three card holder while the reverse is blazing white. Very scarce and underrated.1936-S CINCINNATI 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is the rarest Cincinnati half out of the three coin set, Blazing white with super smooth surfaces, much nicer than typically encountered. Rare and desirable.1944-S 10C PCGS MS 66 - This is a blazing white coin with pristine surfaces and nearly full bands.1945-D 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is fresh original coin with nice luster and neat golds and greens framing the rims. The coin is also well struck. Just a few ticks in the field keep this coin from grading 67, PQ with great eye appeal.1946 IOWA 50C PCGS MS 65 - This is a nice original gem Iowa half with excellent luster and surfaces.1951 50C PCGS PR 67 - Surprisingly scarce in this grade this 1951 Franklin Hald is white with cameo contrast and flawless surfaces. In an old green label PCGS holder2006 AMERICAN BUFFALO $50 FIRST STRIKE PCGS MS 69 - Here we have a near perfect MS-69 example of the First Strike 1oz gold Buffalo. With gold are near record highs, these are very popular right now.2009-S 1C PCGS PR 70 PDC RD - This is a 2009-S Proof Lincoln Cent Complete Set Of Four, PCGS PR-70 RD DCAM. in special bicentennial labeled holder. Very tough to find in the perfect grade of PR-70 Deep Cameo. Hurry these won't be around long!
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