Pilgrim 1920 PCGS MS66 (CAC)

A lovely, high-end example of this popular, early commemorative. Creamy, lustrous untoned surfaces.

PCGS Cert #50224097

PCGS / NGC Population: 304/156

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1873 Liberty Quarter Eagle Closed 3 PCGS MS64 (CAC)

The scarcer of the two logo type varieties, as according to Breen the Closed 3 issue was produced only through February, 1873. The mint changed to the Open 3 design, believing the closed design looked too much like an “8”. Only 55,800 Closed 3 Quarter Eagles were minted. This example is 1 of 41 in to receive this grade with 9 higher. A wonderful representative with glowing golden surfaces.

PCGS Cert #15423347

PCGS / NGC Population: 41/36 – 9 higher

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1853 Liberty Quarter Eagle PCGS MS63 (CAC)

Despite a large mintage of 1.4 million pieces this is a very elusive issue even at the MS63 level.
This boldly impressed yellow-orange piece offers strong luster and carefully preserved surfaces. On the reverse there are several scratches on the holder, if you have problems viewing the coin, please give us a call for a better description.

PCGS Cert #12218088

PCGS / NGC Population: 99/126

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1934 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse PCGS MS65 (CAC)

A lustrous example of this important variety featuring heavy doubling at the motto IN GOD WE TRUST, at the date, and Liberty. The present piece displays lovely olive green and amber throughout both the obverse and reverse. With only a 196 total coins graded by PCGS, a nice Gem should spark considerable interest among variety collectors.

PCGS Cert #06680554

PCGS / NGC Population: 17/6

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1874-S Seated Quarter With Arrows PCGS MS66 (CAC)

Only two years of the With Motto Seated Quarter series have arrows at the date. A discovery of a small hoard of 1874-S Quarters in a West Coast bank years ago, making a small supply of high grade examples available. A wonderful example displaying gorgeous untoned surfaces. Only one coin has been graded higher.

PCGS Cert #06719979

PCGS / NGC Population: 29/12 – 1 Higher

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1862 Seated Quarter PCGS MS66 (CAC)

With the Civil War starting its second year, people were hoarding money, making this a very tough date. With 932,000 coins minted, PCGS has only graded 113 1862 Seated Quarter in Mint State condition. There are only 7 coins at the MS66 level with 2 finer. This is a truly special coin with bright luster over stunning original surfaces. Even the devices are exquisitely defined. A great opportunity.

PCGS Cert #6359460

PCGS / NGC Population: 7/7 – 2 Higher

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1913 Type I Buffalo Nickel PCGS MS66 (CAC)

From the first year of issue of the Buffalo Nickel series comes this scrumptious. Delicate golden toning drapes the fields and the well struck devices.

PCGS Cert #15545735
PCGS / NGC Population: 1569/1134

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1868 California Fractional 25c BG-710 PCGS MS62

According to the industry reference, California Poineer Fractional Gold, by Walter Breen and Ronald J. Gillio, this piece was struck by Frontier & Co. circa 1864 to 1871. Listed by Breen and Gillio as an R-6, attesting to its scarcity. A fun little coin which “romanticized” the old west.

PCGS Cert #6434497
PCGS / NGC Population: 4/0

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1936 Mercury Dime PCGS MS66FB (CAC)

A great coin with ¾ of the obverse untoned. The portion left on the obverse has a warm mix of bronze and magenta that flows over the entire reverse. A great toned Mercury dime.
PCGS Cert #21070311
PCGS / NGC Population: 469/177

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1922-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS65 (CAC)

Absolutely the finest 1922-S Peace Dollar we have seen. Satiny fields look as if they were just struck. Void of the usual bagmarks seen. Without a doubt the best “eye appealling” 1922-S available on the market today. You will not be disappointed.

PCGS Cert #06681695

PCGS / NGC Population: 244/199

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Lafayette 1900 $1 PCGS MS64 (CAC)

The first Commemorative one dollar issue. A mix of olive, warm gold and a deep bluish tone mix throughout the lustrous obverse and reverse. A well struck and attractive example of this conditionally challenging type.

PCGS Cert #15330741

PCGS / NGC Population: 924/704

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Long Island 1936 PCGS MS65 (CAC)

The Long Island type was one of many struck in 1936, the most prolific year of the silver commemorative series. Designed by Howard Weinman, the son of A.A. Weinman who designed the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. This gorgeous piece is bright with areas of aquamarine, magenta, emerald-green and golden-brown.
PCGS Cert #14300174

PCGS / NGC Population: 344/279

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1915 Buffalo 5c PCGS PR66 (CAC)

A stunning proof Buffalo example with a gorgeous wash of honey over silvery surfaces. This is a remarkable proof specimen that lacks any deficiency of striking detail, surface preservation, or eye appeal.

PCGS Cert #06725372

PCGS / NGC Population: 116/93

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Boone 1935 PCGS MS66 (CAC)

Lovely fiery crimson and golden orange bands encompass the borders of this lustrous and boldly struck example. A wonderful P-mint Boone.

PCGS Cert #15285745

PCGS / NGC Population: 187/163

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1913-S Barber 50c PCGS MS64 (CAC)

A tough date from the San Francisco mint. Although 604,000 coins were minted there are only 75 coins PCGS has graded in between MS60 – MS67 condition. Only 18 coins have been graded higher than MS64. A lovely golden wash gracefully touches both sides of this lustrous beauty.
PCGS Cert #21956513

PCGS / NGC Population: 23/26

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1908 Barber 50c PCGS MS65 (CAC)

The Barber coinage was designed by Charles Barber. This design was used for 23 years on the Half Dollar, while the dime and quarter ran 24 years. A very nice example with an overall golden tone and flecks of amber placed about. Only eight examples have been graded higher.
PCGS Cert #50242548

PCGS / NGC Population: 13/11

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1871 California Fractional Gold $1 BG-1109 Bass PCGS MS63

A very attractive example of the highly desirerable Dollar denomination. Given a low R-4 rarity in the latest edition of California Pioneer Fractional Gold. The fact that Harry Bass thought enough of this coin to add it to his collection validates its quality. That opportunity is now yours.

PCGS Cert #5562876

PCGS / NGC Population: 13/0

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1947-S Washington 25c PCGS MS67

This Superb Gem has exceptional luster and frosty surfaces. Toned in an array of golden-green and deep-rose.

PCGS Cert #06753890
PCGS / NGC Population: 128/616

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1874-CC Trade Dollar W/ Chop Mark PCGS MS60

A scarce coin from the Carson City mint which found its way to the Orient and back home. You could write a whole book on this coin if it could talk. A superb example, guaranteed to please collectors and historians alike. Beautiful fields abound with handsome fall colors.

PCGS Cert #12745585
PCGS / NGC Population: Not Available

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1877-CC Seated Half Dollar PCGS MS64 (CAC)

A great opportunity to buy a tough Seated Half Dollar that screams with originality. Although 1.4 million were minted, there are only 39 graded MS64 with 19 graded higher. This example has so much character. Light and dark golden hues mix with an array of blues, greens and reds throughout both sides. Bountiful luster with an exacting strike, sums it up.

PCGS Cert #06716902
PCGS / NGC Population: 39/43

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