NGC has designated this specific gold coin as TOP POP / FINEST KNOWN. NGC-certified genuine and graded MS64. 1/2 $ California gold in size. Better date of 1886. Thin wreath style. Just back, fresh from NGC, and never been sold in an NGC slab. The slab is in brand-new condition with no scratches or chips. […]
Grade: MS68. ONLY 3 at MS68 by NGC. The fields on this impressive gem are nearly flawless, gleaming with a brilliant golden luster. The strike is sharp and the devices are crisp with well-defined and exceptional detail throughout.
This 1965 25C Washington Quarter is a rare and valuable addition to any coin collection. Made of 75% copper and 25% nickel over a pure copper center, this coin was struck in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and features the iconic portrait of George Washington on the obverse side. With its business strike type and United States origin, […]
A popular date thanks to a low mintage of business strikes, just 5,000, as well as proofs – just 710. This beauty is among the finest known with only two PCGS pieces graded higher. The striking detail is detail sharp and the devices frosty with strong contrast against beaming, liquid-like mirrors. Untoned centers are framed […]
MAC takes up where CAC leaves off. MAC stickers spotless coins. A MAC sticker could enable you to increase the value of your coins above that stated market existing Price Guides. MAC provides the Price Guide and POP reports for all coins that have been through its process.
This 1869 quarter (J-733) is a remarkable piece of pattern coinage reflecting a fascinating period of experimentation in U.S. Mint history. Patterns like this represent test designs or compositions, often produced in limited numbers, making them highly sought after. The Standard Silver design was produced in small quantities and sold directly to collectors. Of course, […]
ANACS TOP POP 1/0 – AMONG FINEST KNOWN – NONE GRADED ABOVE SP68 IN PCGS OR NGC . NEAR PERFECT SMS PROOFLIKE – GREAT EYE APPEAL .
Up for sale is a lot of 1962 1C Lincoln cents graded by PCGS as: (3) MS66RD Red and (4) MS65RD Red. These coins were hand selected from over a 1,000 of this year while coin roll hunting original bank rolls.
1858 1C J-211b PT33. Grade PR64. Choice Proof (13: 4,4,5) Very rare with only 9 examples known and one example is in the Smithsonian. This example is outstanding with very few marks and good mirrors.
ICG PR69 DCAM 4/0 UNLISTED. POP LIST PRICE.
