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1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent PCGS MS65 (CAC)

1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent PCGS MS65 (CAC)

In 1858, there was a “large letter” and “small letter” variety produced. An easy way to tell the difference between large-letter and small-letter varieties is to look at the word ‘America’. In the large letter variety, the letters A and M are joined, whereas in the small letter they are not. This coin offered here is the “Large Letter” variety, which is a bit more available than the “Small Letter”. Wonderful bright surfaces are visible on both sides. The strike is strong and marks are minimal. A true beauty!

PCGS Cert #50056803

PCGS / NGC Population: 151/134 Higher: 28/21
CAC Population/Higher: 14/3

Priced at: $4,450.00

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1902 Indian Cent PCGS PR66RD (CAC)

1902 Indian Cent PCGS PR66RD (CAC)

Vibrant red coloring deepens through-out the peripheries and is accentuated with amazing reflectivity in the fields. This pleasing design with its intricate detail on the headdress and reverse wreath was designed by James Longacre.

PCGS Cert #50035371

PCGS / NGC Population: 25/20 Higher: 9/3
CAC Population: 3/2

Priced at: $2,300.00

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1913 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RB

1913 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RB

The bright golden centers are accentuated by fiery magenta that encircles the peripheries. The design elements are fully struck with great depth to the fields. A stunning addition to any collection.

PCGS Cert #25537015

PCGS / NGC Population: 127/74 Higher: 89/73
CAC Population/Higher: 5/15

Priced at: $1,150.00

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1915 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RB

1915 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RB

From a small mintage of 1,150, (which is the second lowest proof mintage) comes this wonderful near Proof Lincoln Cent. Warm red and brown tones form a lovely striated pattern across both the obverse and reverse. Matte proof Lincolns were minted between 1909 and 1916 and always coveted by collectors.

PCGS Cert #25537006

PCGS / NGC Population: 57/15 Higher: 62/46
CAC Population/Higher: 2/12

Priced at: On Hold

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1940 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR65RD (CAC)

1940 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR65RD (CAC)

A lovely Proof Lincoln Cent that displays intense bright, watery surfaces on both sides. The strike is bold, and the overall eye appeal is high.

PCGS Cert #20292673

PCGS / NGC Population: 564/276 Higher: 221/112
CAC Population/Higher: 0/2

Priced at: $185.00

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1851 Three Cent Silver PCGS MS65 (CAC)

1851 Three Cent Silver PCGS MS65 (CAC)

1851 was the first year of issue for the three cent piece and this is a great piece for the “first year of type” collector. Gorgeous silvery-blue patina touches both sides and illuminates this unusual and simple design.

PCGS Cert #24191877

PCGS / NGC Population: 170/170 Higher: 113/83
CAC Population/Higher: 18/18

Priced at: $885.00

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1854 Three Cent Silver PCGS MS64 (CAC)

1854 Three Cent Silver PCGS MS64 (CAC)

Although popular initially when the Three Cent Coins went into circulation, the public quickly changed their minds. Because of the small size coins were easy to lose and as we know, silver quickly becomes discolored and dirty. The coins name evolved – Three Cent Silver to Trime then lastly and not lovingly the “Fish Scale.” This example boasts brightly untoned surfaces with a bit of die-clashing that is very common on the Three Cent Silver.

PCGS Cert #18359580

PCGS / NGC Population: 95/103 Higher: 55/33
CAC Population/Higher: 12/11

Priced at: $1,600.00

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1858 Three Cent Silver PCGS MS65 (CAC)

1858 Three Cent Silver PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Stunning flecks of crimson, olive, aqua-marine and gold illuminate the surfaces of this bright coin. Although the mintage is high for the date, the availability in high grades is slim. A great short lived series with such a unique design and fun history attached to it.

PCGS Cert #21697756

PCGS / NGC Population: 45/45 Higher: 40/28
CAC Population/Higher: 6/2

Priced at: $2,850.00

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1874 Shield Nickel NGC PR66

1874 Shield Nickel NGC PR66

A beautiful light toned Shield Nickel example with crisp detail on both the obverse and reverse. With a small mintage of 700 coins this is always a tough date. Between PCGS and NGC only 78 coins have received the Proof 66 grade with a measly 13 higher.

NGC Cert #2133518008

PCGS / NGC Population: 38/40 Higher: 8/5
CAC Population/Higher: 6/3

Priced at: $1,300.00

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1874 Shield Nickel NGC PR66 (CAC) Eliasberg

1874 Shield Nickel NGC PR66 (CAC) Eliasberg

Not only is this a tough date, but what a cool pedigree. Louis Eliasberg was an American Financier and Numismatist. His claim to fame in the Numismatic Community was completing a coin collection containing a specimen of every United States coin of every date, metal, denomination, and mint mark ever struck which were known as of that date. (Although the collection did not differentiate between proofs and circulation strikes) This wonderful example is untoned and dripping with luster. A stunning coin!

NGC Cert #625419005

PCGS / NGC Population: 38/40 Higher: 8/5
CAC Population/Higher: 6/3

Priced at: $1,325.00

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1877 Shield Nickel PCGS PR66 (CAC)

1877 Shield Nickel PCGS PR66 (CAC)

A beautiful frosty example that displays lively, pristine, golden surfaces. The 1877 is a Proof only date with a small mintage of only 510 coins. This coin offered here is tied for the finest known. Not a single coin has been graded higher by PCGS. Housed in an old green holder.

PCGS Cert #4838445

PCGS / NGC Population: 32/37 Higher: 0/5
CAC Population/Higher: 5/1

Priced at: $5,500.00

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1881 Shield Nickel PCGS PR66 Cameo (CAC)

1881 Shield Nickel PCGS PR66 Cameo (CAC)

This is an absolutely breathtaking late date, proof – type coin. Crisp devices display a wonderful array of powder blue, golden-rose and lemon yellow. The reflectivity is deep and this coin is well deserving the cameo designation.

PCGS Cert #24082950

PCGS / NGC Population: 55/52 Higher: 14/29
CAC Population/Higher: 10/7

Priced at: $1,150.00

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1883 Shield Nickel PCGS MS66 (CAC_

1883 Shield Nickel PCGS MS66 (CAC_

The five cent denomination was introduced to replace the five-cent fractional currency notes that were in circulation. The Shield nickel design was taken from Longacre’s two cent design and modified. A stunning “last year of issue” example, bold detail is noted on both the obverse and reverse. The obverse shows some unique die cracks; the end of the die and a series.

PCGS Cert #06642980

PCGS / NGC Population: 106/87 Higher: 10/17
CAC Population/Higher: 0/1

Priced at: $1,200.00

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1909 Liberty Nickel PCGS PR65 Cameo

1909 Liberty Nickel PCGS PR65 Cameo

Creamy, golden, lustrous surfaces provide a wonderful backdrop to the crisp, cameo devices; this example is spectacular! The design was by Charles Barber and ran for 30 years. Originally the coin did not have the word “Cents” on the bottom of the reverse and some were gold-plated and passed for $5 coins. This was changed within the first year, adding the “cents” to the reverse, to stop this fraudulent practice.

PCGS Cert #24159344

PCGS / NGC Population: 40/32 Higher: 67/74
CAC Population/Higher: 14/23

Priced at: $550.00

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1913 Type II Buffalo Nickel PCGS PR64 (CAC)

1913 Type II Buffalo Nickel PCGS PR64 (CAC)

Nice battleship grey coloration with golden-orange highlights nicely placed on this gorgeous James Fraser, Buffalo Nickel. Although typically struck with matte-like granularity the clincher is the superior striking and lack of detracting contact marks.

PCGS Cert #25537014

PCGS / NGC Population: 80/42 Higher: 245/283
CAC Population/Higher: 1/26

Priced at: $1,500.00

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1915 Buffalo Nickel PCGS PR66 (CAC)

1915 Buffalo Nickel PCGS PR66 (CAC)

Matte Proof Buffalo Nickels were only minted 4 years, and are very scarce and in great demand. A stunning example with a splashes of orangey-rose that glisten within the silvery surfaces. A remarkable specimen that lacks any deficiency of striking detail, surface preservation, or eye appeal.

PCGS Cert #25537005

PCGS / NGC Population: 126/92 Higher: 54/34
CAC Population/Higher: 18/8

Priced at: $2,400.00

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1907 Barber Dime PCGS MS66+ (CAC)

1907 Barber Dime PCGS MS66+ (CAC)

An amazing opportunity for the Barber Dime or Type Collector! This is one of only two coins to receive this grade from PCGS with just a single coin graded higher. The 1907 has the highest mintage for the series, but looking at the population figures, finding one in this state of preservation is challenging. Caramel, amber and crimson gently flow through-out both sides of this high-end Barber Dime.

PCGS Cert #24037726

PCGS / NGC Population: 2/1 Higher: 1/0
CAC Population/Higher: 6/0

Priced at: $2,250.00

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1913 Barber Dime PCGS PR67 Cameo (CAC)

1913 Barber Dime PCGS PR67 Cameo (CAC)

When nothing but the Finest will do! Here is a breathtaking specimen of this “Finest Known” proof 1913 Barber Dime! The depths of the fields are endless with crisp, captivating devices that are enhanced by the multitude of colors that dance across the obverse and reverse. A wonderful opportunity for the Barber collector or anyone who appreciates what only nature and time will do with a canvas.

PCGS Cert #25537013

PCGS / NGC Population: 2/2 Higher: 0/1
CAC Population/Higher: 1/0

Priced at: On Hold

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1916 Barber Dime PCGS MS66+ (CAC)

1916 Barber Dime PCGS MS66+ (CAC)

A stunning example of this “last year of issue” for the Barber Dime series! The series ran a whopping 24 years until the Mercury Dime took over. This coin is super clean with gorgeous cartwheel luster that is illuminates the bright silvery-blue surfaces. Warm golden-amber gravitates to the rims. A wonderful coin and the only one to receive the “+” grade from PCGS!

PCGS Cert #25542789

PCGS / NGC Population: 1/1 Higher: 6/8
CAC Population/Higher: 13/2

Priced at: $1,875.00

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1878-CC Seated Liberty Quarter PCGS MS65 (CAC)

1878-CC Seated Liberty Quarter PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Super bright fields seem to energize and float the sharp features of this Christian Golbrecht design. The 1878-CC was the final quarter dollar produced in Carson City before the Mint changed its focus to Morgan Dollars. Only 996,000 pieces were struck for the year and most of those survivors are in lower grades.

PCGS Cert #16282882

PCGS / NGC Population: 18/20 Higher: 5/6
CAC Population/Higher: 3/1

Priced at: $4,750.00

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Notes on Our Next Show

Long Beach Coin and Collectibles Expo
Table 633
February 2-4, 2012
Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA

If you have items to SELL please stop by our table and we will be happy to discuss purchasing them

We will also have many items with us for you to view. If you are looking for anything in particular, or have an interest in anything on our website, please email or give us a call, prior to the show and we will make sure we bring this item for you to view.

Thank you and we look forward to meeting you.

Show Schedule

Long Beach Coin and Collectibles Expo
Table 633
February 2-4, 2012
Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA

St. Louis Numismatic Association's Annual Greater American Coin Fair
February 9-12, 2012
St. Louis Airport Hilton, St. Louis, MO

PCGS Members Only Coin Show
February 29-March 3, 2012
The Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas, NV

Baltimore Coin & Currency Convention
March 22 -25, 2012
Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, MD

Central States Numismatic Society Show
Table 1108
April 18 -21, 2012
Renaissance Hotel & Convention Ctr., Schaumburg, IL

American Numismatic Association - National Money Show
May 10-12, 2012
Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO

Garden State Numismatic Association
May 17-19, 2012
Unkrainian Cultural Center, NJ

Long Beach Coin and Collectibles Expo
Table 633
May 31-June 2, 2012
Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA

Colorado Springs Coin Show
June 29-July 1, 2012
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO

Baltimore Coin & Currency Convention
June 28 - July 1, 2012
Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, MD

Missouri Numismatic Society 52nd Annual Coin show
July 26-28, 2012
St. Charles convention Center, St. Charles, MO

American Numismatic Association - Worlds Fair of Money
August 7-11, 2012
Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA

Long Beach Coin and Collectibles Expo
Table 633
September 6-8, 2012
Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA

Baltimore Coin & Currency Convention
November 15-18, 2012
Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, MD

56th Money Show of the Southwest
November 29-December 1, 2012
George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, TX