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Flawless first strike proof, with holder signed by Thomas Cleveland.
Flawless first strike proof, with holder signed by Thomas Cleveland.
Appealing peripheral toning highlights the obverse, while generous luster is retained on the reverse.
Appealing peripheral toning highlights the obverse, while generous luster is retained on the reverse.
Clean and beautiful 1883 No Cents variety with a cameo-like proof finish.
Clean and beautiful 1883 No Cents variety with a cameo-like proof finish.
Charming lustrous Buffalo nickel in the last year of its issue, with the slightest bit of gold toning. A nice companion to my similarly-graded 1938 Jefferson nickel in its first year of issue.
Charming lustrous Buffalo nickel in the last year of its issue, with the slightest bit of gold toning. A nice companion to my similarly-graded 1938 Jefferson nickel in its first year of issue.
Charming lustrous Buffalo nickel in the last year of its issue, with the slightest bit of gold toning. A nice companion to my similarly-graded 1938 Jefferson nickel in its first year of issue.
Lovely uncirculated example from the D.L. Hansen collection with exceptional obverse toning, including sunset-like pink and russet hues which strengthen over the left side.
Lovely uncirculated example from the D.L. Hansen collection with exceptional obverse toning, including sunset-like pink and russet hues which strengthen over the left side.
"Substantial Eye Appeal! Hammered Strike, Frosty Cartwheels, Peripheral Gold Toning. Eye appeal galore and bold strike on this wonderful 1835 Capped Bust quarter." as described by the seller.
"Substantial Eye Appeal! Hammered Strike, Frosty Cartwheels, Peripheral Gold Toning. Eye appeal galore and bold strike on this wonderful 1835 Capped Bust quarter." as described by the seller.
Charming orange russett toning adorns the obverse of this high grade common year coin.
"Incredible quality with satin white luster throughout and a bold strike. Virtually free of contact marks on the devices or fields. Bold visual appeal with a full head in gem condition." as described by the seller.
"Incredible quality with satin white luster throughout and a bold strike. Virtually free of contact marks on the devices or fields. Bold visual appeal with a full head in gem condition." as described by the seller.
Elegant uncirculated early American half dollar, brimming with original luster.
From PCGS Coinfacts: "Ron Guth: The 1898 Half Dollar is plentiful in most grades and it is an excellent choice for type purposes. MS63 and MS64 examples can be found with ease, and even MS65's are available frequently. MS66 examples are fairly scarce, but there is a nice cluster of MS66+'s that offer excellent quality and colorful eye appeal. The best example is a single PCGS MS67. David Akers: Mint state examples of this issue are not especially difficult to locate, but true Gems...are considerably more rare than generally believed. By no means is the 1898 a common date like the 1892 or certain other issues after 1907."
From PCGS Coinfacts: "Ron Guth: The 1898 Half Dollar is plentiful in most grades and it is an excellent choice for type purposes. MS63 and MS64 examples can be found with ease, and even MS65's are available frequently. MS66 examples are fairly scarce, but there is a nice cluster of MS66+'s that offer excellent quality and colorful eye appeal. The best example is a single PCGS MS67. David Akers: Mint state examples of this issue are not especially difficult to locate, but true Gems...are considerably more rare than generally believed. By no means is the 1898 a common date like the 1892 or certain other issues after 1907."
From PCGS Coinfacts: "Ron Guth: The 1898 Half Dollar is plentiful in most grades and it is an excellent choice for type purposes. MS63 and MS64 examples can be found with ease, and even MS65's are available frequently. MS66 examples are fairly scarce, but there is a nice cluster of MS66+'s that offer excellent quality and colorful eye appeal. The best example is a single PCGS MS67. David Akers: Mint state examples of this issue are not especially difficult to locate, but true Gems...are considerably more rare than generally believed. By no means is the 1898 a common date like the 1892 or certain other issues after 1907."
Stunning high grade business strike with exceptional surfaces and soft autumn sunset-colored hues along the bottom of the obverse, extending to the top of the reverse. The seller had the holder labeled with a "WOW!" sticker.
Stunning high grade business strike with exceptional surfaces and soft autumn sunset-colored hues along the bottom of the obverse, extending to the top of the reverse. The seller had the holder labeled with a "WOW!" sticker.
Stunning high grade business strike with exceptional surfaces and soft autumn sunset-colored hues along the bottom of the obverse, extending to the top of the reverse. The seller had the holder labeled with a "WOW!" sticker.
"The Gulf Coast Early Dollar Collection* B-7, BB-156 A strong even strike is enhanced by problem free surfaces and attractive two-toned silvery-gray patina, with considerable luster in the recesses of the obverse and throughout the reverse." as described by the seller.
"The Gulf Coast Early Dollar Collection* B-7, BB-156 A strong even strike is enhanced by problem free surfaces and attractive two-toned silvery-gray patina, with considerable luster in the recesses of the obverse and throughout the reverse." as described by the seller.
This attractive and well-struck type example of a Seated Liberty dollar retains a generous amount of original luster in both the devices and fields. This coin launched my dollar type coin collection.
This attractive and well-struck type example of a Seated Liberty dollar retains a generous amount of original luster in both the devices and fields. This coin launched my dollar type coin collection.
Soft, clean luster complemented by a focus of pleasing toning along the bottom edge of the reverse makes this higher grade trade issue an eye-catcher.
Soft, clean luster complemented by a focus of pleasing toning along the bottom edge of the reverse makes this higher grade trade issue an eye-catcher.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Link to Heritage Auctions provenance: https://coins.ha.com/itm/peace-dollars/1925-1-ms67-pcgs-mintage-10-198-000/a/1377-7162.s?type=DA-DMC-PCGS-USCoins-1377-09122024#
Link to Heritage Auctions provenance: https://coins.ha.com/itm/peace-dollars/1925-1-ms67-pcgs-mintage-10-198-000/a/1377-7162.s?type=DA-DMC-PCGS-USCoins-1377-09122024#
Link to Heritage Auctions provenance: https://coins.ha.com/itm/peace-dollars/1925-1-ms67-pcgs-mintage-10-198-000/a/1377-7162.s?type=DA-DMC-PCGS-USCoins-1377-09122024#
First day of issue of the first in series, in a decent grade.
First day of issue of the first in series, in a decent grade.
Near flawless first year of issue reverse proof honoring the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.
Near flawless first year of issue reverse proof honoring the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.