A super near gem with outstanding luster and eye-appeal. Nice yellow-orange coloration. Although this is one of the common dates in this highly collectible series, the population is noticeably smaller than many of the dates.
PCGS Cert #25548522
PCGS / NGC Population: 1829/2609 Higher: 444/483
CAC Population/Higher: 130/27
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PCGS Cert #4033632
PCGS / NGC Population: 377/413 Higher: 20/19
CAC Population/Higher: 26/1
A very attractive example, with well-detailed design elements and lustrous orange-gold surfaces that show pleasing highlights of rose.
PCGS Cert #24316976
PCGS / NGC Population: 3566/5404 Higher: 1671/2944
CAC Population/Higher: 100/129
A fantastic representative of James Longacre’s PrincessThree Dollar Gold design. Radiant luster glistens on both sides of this lovely example. Although the 1878 three dollar gold piece is a common date, it becomes quite elusive in gem or finer grades and the price reflects this with the price doubling in MS65. The MS64+ is a great alternative to the next grade price increase.
PCGS Cert #24316975
PCGS / NGC Population: 184/147 Higher: 72/203
CAC Population/Higher: 61/32
A spectacular Civil War issue, minted to commemorate the Battle of Gettysburg and designed by sculptor Frank Vittor. This wonderful example is enhanced by a lovely golden tone that enhances this popular design.
PCGS Cert #24887380
PCGS / NGC Population: 1951/1160 Higher: 2261/1597
CAC Population/Higher: 28/215
A stunning representative of this Fort Vancouver Commemorative. Superb luster radiates over Dr. John McLoughlin, builder of the Fort. The Reverse displays the intricate details of the Fort, built on the Columbia River in 1825, with the frontiersman shown in the foreground. Now for the colors that are displayed, where to start. Fiery amber, crimson, emerald, bright yellow, powder-blue; there is no limit to the colors that create the appeal to this coin. A spectacular coin that is sure to delight the fussiest Color enthusiast.
PCGS Cert #2732659
PCGS / NGC Population: 292/253 Higher: 46/46
CAC Population/Higher: 64/9
The surfaces shimmer with tinges of reddish-gold color. The Pan-Pac Quarter Eagle is one of the scarcer commemorative gold coins and it is also one of the best designed. The net mintage of this issue was only 6,749 pieces, with a substantial number melted as unsold.
PCGS Cert #25527024
PCGS / NGC Population: 9/7 Higher: 21/124
CAC Population/Higher: 87/9
The 1926 Sesquicentennial Exposition, held in Philadelphia to commemorate the 150th anniversary of American independence, was the occasion for the issuance of commemorative half dollars and quarter eagles. A lovely gold commemorative with Apricot-gold color overlaying soft luster. The motifs exhibit excellent strike definition.
PCGS Cert #24229605
PCGS / NGC Population: 11/6 Higher: 137/81
CAC Population/Higher: 129/9
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PCGS Cert #14790222
PCGS / NGC Population: 75/106 Higher: 21/58
CAC Population/ Higher: 8/9
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PCGS Cert #20434830
PCGS / NGC Population: 3/0 Higher: 28/60
CAC Population/ Higher: 7/4
When I look at this piece the first thing that comes to my mind is “a coin that defies existence”. Let me explain. I’ve seen many GEM or near GEM 3 Legged Buffalo nickels; and I handled several of them. But I have never seen one with the eye appeal of this coin. If fact, if this coin was in the middle of a roll of regular 1937-D nickels you wouldn’t even look for the error on the reverse. Blazing luster, generally found on the non 3 leg variety, is abundant.
This coin is basically out of the woodwork. Fresh to the market this piece hasn’t been available to the collecting fraternity for several decades. When first submitted to NGC it received a grade of MS 66+. It was subsequently submitted to PCGS where it was graded MS 66, and then to CAC where it received the coveted seal of approval.
If you are looking for one really special coin this year, one that everyone will admire, then this might be for you. As the old saying goes…”opportunity is knocking”‘
PCGS Cert #24214885
PCGS / NGC Population: 4/16 Higher: 0/3
CAC Population/ Higher: 2/0
This Premium Gem Cameo specimen displays bold contrast and a sharp strike throughout the pristine silver-white surfaces. Richly frosted snow-white devices offer excellent contrast with the watery mirrors that are framed by velvety cobalt blue and amber rim toning. Absolutely gorgeous!
NGC Cert #446974009
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/3 Higher: 1/2
CAC Population/ Higher: 0/0
Blazing mint luster, virtually mark free surfaces and gorgeous red-brown coloring that brightens and enlivens the entire coin. This wonderful coin was designed by James Longacre with intricate detail seen on the headdress and reverse wreath.
PCGS Cert #25524528
PCGS / NGC Population: 85/112 Higher: 3/18
CAC Population/ Higher: 8/0
This example offers clean surfaces and attractive bright red coloring. Phenomenal eye-appeal! The strike is bold if not entirely full, and the coin otherwise is quite near technical perfection.
PCGS Cert #25524660
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/0 Higher: 93/62
CAC Population/ Higher: 8/11
The 1864 Small Motto is many times scarcer in the higher Mint State grades than the Large Motto pieces, and a key piece to the series. Nicely struck for the grade with warm chestnut brown coloration and subtle blue highlights. The Two Cent Piece is the first regular-issue coin denomination to bear the motto IN GOD WE TRUST.
PCGS Cert #24588781
PCGS / NGC Population: 32/23 Higher: 116/224
CAC Population/ Higher: 3/29
A superb example of this Cameo Three Cent Nickel that was designed by James Longacre. Incredible deep watery fields seem to float the crisp frosty devices. One of only 36 coins to receive this lofty grade from PCGS with not a single example finer. A great deal with the last coin selling in auction for $1725.00.
PCGS Cert #24234791
PCGS / NGC Population: 36/17 Higher: 0/5
CAC Population/ Higher: 15/0
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PCGS Cert #24482312
PCGS / NGC Population: 19/13 Higher: 6/9
CAC Population/ Higher: 3/5
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PCGS Cert #25524580
PCGS / NGC Population: 140/0 Higher: 138/0
CAC Population/ Higher: 8/19
A lovely toned example with blush golden-pink hues that are visited by pale blue tones. A very clean example and housed in an old green holder.
PCGS Cert #9448538
PCGS / NGC Population: 137/172 Higher: 22/25
CAC Population/ Higher: 25/6
Last year of issue and boasting the largest Proof mintage for the series, which makes this date quite affordable. Lovely surfaces twinkle in iridescent blue and pink rose hues. A gorgeous addition to any Type or Shield Nickel set.
PCGS Cert #24298021
PCGS / NGC Population: 192/223 Higher: 23/470
CAC Population/ Higher: 29/8