The sharp devices present a wonderful contrast against the deeply reflective fields. Delightful blue-lilac radiates though-out both the obverse and reverse. One of only two coins to receive the “+” grade from PCGS.
PCGS Cert #25580476
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/0 Higher: 27/31
CAC Population: 14/10
Wonderful luster radiates from this Liberty Nickel. This coin was originally produced without the word cents under the “V”, and later added to stop some from gold plating the coins and passing them as $5 coins. A tough coin in this condition with only 24 so graded and none finer.
PCGS Cert #16954551
PCGS / NGC Population: 24/31
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PCGS Cert #19925252
PCGS / NGC Population: 25/30 Higher: 1/2
CAC Population: 9/0
Creamy lustrous surfaces provide a wonderful backdrop to the sharply impressed devices. Lovely warm honey-apricot enlivens both sides. Very strong visual appeal!
NGC Cert #187140011
PCGS / NGC Population: 169/147 Higher: 57/34
CAC Population: 11/15
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NGC Cert #1633357021
PCGS / NGC Population: 59/83 Higher: 10/16
CAC Population/ Higher: 14/3
A beautiful example with sparkling surfaces. The “black and white” Cameo contrast is strong and visually appealing.
NGC Cert #1633357022
PCGS / NGC Population: 30/17 Higher: 9/16
CAC Population/ Higher: 16/5
This coin was originally produced without the word cents under the “V”, and later added to stop some from gold plating the coins and passing them as $5 coins. A nice example that is clean and perfect for the grade
PCGS Cert #15542675
PCGS / NGC Population: 196/172 Higher: 81/57
CAC Population: 16/13
A beautiful example with sparkling surfaces. A light golden tone covers the coin with icy blue surrounding the borders. The dies are rotated 180 degrees on the reverse.
PCGS Cert #18233344
PCGS / NGC Population: 62/99 – 20/35 Higher
The sharp devices present a wonderful contrast against the deeply reflective fields. Solidly struck with bright surfaces.
PCGS Cert #18233343
PCGS / NGC Population: 62/99 – 20/35 Higher
The sharp devices present a wonderful contrast against the deeply reflective fields. Bands of magenta and honey-apricot cling to the peripheries, leaving the centers iridescent blue. A visual delight!
NGC Cert #577869023
PCGS / NGC Population: 33/38 – 3/12 Higher
A Solidly struck with sparkling golden surfaces, this is a beautiful Liberty nickel. A wonderful addition to any Gem Liberty Nickel Set.
PCGS Cert #15542676
PCGS / NGC Population: 177/126 Higher: 67/55
CAC Population: 10/13
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NGC Cert #1209686001
PCGS / NGC Population: 8/21 Higher: 1/2
CAC Population: 3/0
Fully struck and seemingly pristine! A great gem example with pretty golden accents on both the obverse and reverse.
PCGS Cert #11932865
PCGS / NGC Population: 208/153 Higher: 68/32
CAC Population: 15/9
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PCGS Cert #13630238
PCGS / NGC Population: 37/62 Higher 9/25
Brilliant with crisp frosty devices; this example is spectacular! One of only 14 coins to receive this grade with 1 finer from just a small mintage of 1,725 coins minted in 1906. 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. Changed within the first year, adding the “cents” to the reverse, to stop this fraudulent practice.
PCGS Cert #06935098
PCGS / NGC Population: 14/11 Higher: 1/0
CAC Population/Higher: 8/0
The 1907 boasts the lowest proof mintage for the series with just 1475 coins. Deep watery fields and beautifully struck up devices are just a few of this examples attributes. There is just a faint golden–rose hue that highlights both sides.
PCGS Cert #3272954009
PCGS / NGC Population: 28/67 – 7/9 Higher
This date has the lowest proof production total of any Liberty nickel issue from 1883 to 1912, with just 1,475 pieces produced. Fully struck and seemingly pristine. The fields are watery and deeply reflective. Pretty golden accents on both the obverse and reverse highpoints.
NGC Cert #3272954009
PCGS / NGC Population: 28/67
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PCGS Cert #06632822
PCGS / NGC Population: 86/85 Higher 34/74
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PCGS Cert #18362731
PCGS / NGC Population: 28/54 Higher 9/21
Brilliant with crisp frosty devices; this example is spectacular! One of only 10 coins to receive this grade with 4 finer from just a small mintage of 1,620 coins minted in 1908. 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. Changed within the first year, adding the “cents” to the reverse, to stop this fraudulent practice.
PCGS Cert #16713764
PCGS / NGC Population: 10/5 Higher 4/4