This is a rare opportunity to own a 1958 Jefferson Nickel 5c coin that has been graded MS67 by NGC. This coin is a top population and is the finest known. It is a registry coin that has not been circulated and is uncirculated. The coin was struck in Philadelphia, United States, and has a […]
1B3 III21 · C4a (Pitting in OL and Bottom Eagle’s Left Wing, Counter Clash Lip) (189) I-2 R-5. SUPER NICE PCGS MS64 OF THIS RARE LATE DIE PITTED DIE VARIETY. 1904-O VAM-1B3 Pitting in OL and Bottom Eagle’s Left Wing, Counter Clash Lip.
COIN IS NGC CERTIFIED IN ALMOST UNATTAINABLE GRADE OF MINT STATE 66+ BROWN. MAGNIFICENT GEM WAS STRUCK 10% OFF CENTER. WHAT U C IS EXACTLY WHAT U GET. (A) The sale is in bulk amount.
ONLY 7 Graded MS67+ by PCGS. The devices are crisp and incredibly well-articulated with beautiful detail definition, crisp lines, and nice depth present throughout, indicative of a firm original strike.
You will receive a TOP POP (1 OF 1) 1958-D/D RPM VP-002 Jefferson Nickel NGC MS64 (Repunched Mint Mark). This is the only known coin graded by NGC in all grades! FINEST KNOWN.
From a scant production of just 460 proofs, this incredible example is among the finest known. PCGS reports only five finer, just one of which is DCAM. Brightly reflective mirrors contrast boldly with frosty devices producing a strong cameo effect. Bright wheat gold and peachy tan color blends beautifully adding to the already strong visual […]
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A PQ Approved sticker is awarded to exceptional coins that pass a strict grading standard. PCGS graded MS65+ CAC PQ. This market is surging higher as another Morgan rarity just sold for double the anticipated price.
PCGS MS64 with lustrous surfaces. The coin has a hint of light gold toning, and overall beautiful surfaces. The small size of the coin gives the double-denomination great eye-appeal!
This Morgan is considered to be one of the two rarest KEYS for the Series, the 1893-S being the other one. Examples in such impeccable gem condition are virtually unknown. In fact, this 1884-S Morgan IS THE ONLY ONE graded MS67 by PCGS with only 1 higher, at MS68.
