Snow-5, Obverse Die Gouge, 7th Feather to “M”. 1863 Indian Cent. PCGS MS-63: Variety is not attributed on the PCGS slab. Neat, rare variety in high grade. Condition census, and possibly tied for finest known.
Satiny mint luster coats the frosty original surfaces of this supreme ultra gem Washington Quarter. Mostly white with light gold and rose hues near the peripherals. With no distractions, this outstanding example is possibly one luster graze away from being the lone finest known! Powerful luster cartwheels boldly around both sides. Very attractive! – Washington […]
TOP POP! FINEST KNOWN! Only two certified in all grades by all grading companies. R-8.
No other 1941 MS68 has ever been auctioned except for one in 2023 that went for over $25,000! Tied with just four others at PCGS for the finest known and select in every way. Cherry red color and featuring fields that are free of chatter or bag marks. A well-struck example with scintillating mint luster. […]
A popular first-year proof Franklin issue from a low mintage of 51,386 coins struck. This exceptionally preserved beauty is completely untoned and virtually flawless. Silky smooth mirrors offer a remarkable cameo finish creating outstanding visual appeal. Tied for the finest known cameo example at PCGS, this would make a highlight acquisition for the advanced registry […]
1943 1C PCGS AU50-RARE ONLY KNOWN MUSEUM PIECE MINT ERROR-STK ON SILVER 10C PLAN LINCOLN SMALL CENT. The preserved condition of the coin is the main factor to evaluate the market value which is beyond the PCGS, NGC, ANACS and ICG guidelines.
This is the PCGS plate coin for the variety and is the single finest known with no red-brown or red examples known (though other unattributed examples are likely to exist). Deep, dark chocolate surfaces glow with orange-red hues on both well-defined sides. The outer star tips as well as the date and reserve peripheral lettering […]
Popular first-year issue with designer’s initials (VDB) added to the reverse. Spotless with full mint bloom and perfect original red coloration. Bested by only 5 finer at PCGS, yet none of those carry the CAC seal of approval, making this example arguably one of the finest known. – Lincoln Cent (Wheat Reverse)
Deep, bowl-like luster from cupped dies create a really unique appearance on this beautiful coin. The watery mirrors and heavy die polish lines on the reverse are quite incredible to behold. Tied with 11 others at PCGS for the finest known in existence. – Morgan Dollar
PCGS MS63. I also just got in a MS64 and just listed it which is now the real finest known. This is a VERY tough to get die clashed variety. 18A III211 · C3a (Doubled 882 Left, Clashed Obverse n, We, ust, M) ( ? ).
