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1880-S. PCGS graded MS-64+. CAC Approved. The lightly marked honey-gold surfaces of this near-Gem example show a few minor signs of contact, typical of the assigned grade. The design elements ar ...
1874-S. PCGS graded AU-50. Pretty rose-gold and orange-gold color lightly overlay both sides, the fields revealing traces of luster from the more protected areas around the devices. Well struck ...
1874-CC. PCGS graded AU-55. The bright yellow-gold surfaces of this partially lustrous Carson City half eagle display a fully original appearance. The strike is slightly soft (as usual) at the c ...
1873. Closed 3. NGC graded MS-66. A remarkable example! A needle sharp strike combined with blazing mint luster that is highly reflective makes this beauty a candidate for Finest Known. Only 49, ...
1872-S. NGC graded AU-53. Similar in overall rarity to the more highly regarded 1872-CC, the 1872-S, just 36,400 pieces struck, is an issue that has largely disappeared through commercial use an ...
1871-S. NGC graded AU Details, Improperly Cleaned. Orange-gold surfaces with the majority of design features showing bold definition. This one has possibly been cleaned long ago. The "S" mintmar ...
1871-S. PCGS graded AU-58. The bright yellow-gold surfaces exhibit light circulation but only minimal marks, especially to the naked eye. From a modest mintage of just 25,000 pieces, most of whi ...
1871-CC. Sharpness of Fine, holed and cleaned. In 1871 at Carson City, 20,770 half eagles were struck, nearly all of which saw heavy circulation. This example is not an exception, as it has been ...
1870-S. PCGS graded AU-58. CAC Approved. One of the four finest 1870-S half eagles graded by both PCGS and NGC combined, with no Mint State examples graded by either service. A mere 17,000 piece ...
1908. With Motto. NGC graded MS-62. Lustrous with a touch of toning on each side. The second year of issue, and the introductory year for the motto IN GOD WE TRUST on the reverse (PCGS # 8859) . ...
1907. No Periods. PCGS graded MS-62. Bright yellow-gold with a few small marks on the reverse (PCGS # 8852) . Estimated Value $1,400 - 1,500. Categories: $10 Indian
1907. No Periods. PCGS graded MS-64. PQ. Well defined overall and nearly mark-free. The highly lustrous surfaces present a satiny finish and a honey-gold appearance (PCGS # 8852) . Estimated Val ...
1906-D. PCGS graded MS-64. Attractive red-orange and deep yellow-gold patina overall. This is always a popular date as it marks the premier Denver Mint issue. A near-Gem coin worthy of your clos ...
1906. PCGS graded Proof 66 Deep Cameo. Being a large-sized coin, the $10 gold pieces bear plenty of blank field spaces that won't allow any mark to hide, and the ultra reflective surfaces of the ...
1905-S PCGS graded Genuine Unc Details. Some minor marks and hairlines are confined to the obverse. Both sides are attractively toned a deep golden color (PCGS # 8758) . Estimated Value $700 - 7 ...
1902. PCGS graded MS-65. Sharply detailed throughout with rich honey-gold luster and faint green highlights at certain light angles. For pedigree purposes, a single small scuff is behind Liberty ...
1899. NGC graded MS-64+. CAC Approved. The 1899 ten is easily located in grades of MS-62 and lower, but its availability dramatically declines in each succeeding higher grade. The date becomes r ...
1899. NGC graded MS-66. A fully lustrous Gem with frosty surfaces and exceptional eye appeal. Pastel-rose highlights add to the overall yellow-golden appearance, and there are no mentionable mar ...
1893. NGC graded Proof 64 Ultra Cameo. CAC Approved. Frosty honey-gold motifs and deeply mirrored fields display a glittering, bright appearance overall A fully defined and very attractive Choic ...
1892-CC. NGC graded VF Details, Improperly Cleaned. The surfaces are abnormally bright with deeper colorations in the recesses of the design. Free of significant abrasions, this is an affordable ...
1891-CC. PCGS graded MS-62. A satiny butter-gold example with lively luster, and some multicolored toning areas on the obverse. A few minor scuffs and marks are prevalent also on that side. Shar ...
1891-CC/CC FS-501. NGC graded MS-61. A radiant apricot-gold Carson City type coin. The strike is sharp except the most central areas on each side. Abrasions are minor for the MS-61 level. Mint l ...
1887-S. PCGS graded MS-64. The MS-64 level of preservation is uncommonly high for a survivor of this 817,000-piece S-mint mintage as most survivors remain in MS-63 and lower grades, most likely ...
1886-S. PCGS graded MS-62. Sharply defined and fully lustrous. Several marks are noted on Liberty's cheek that limit the grade (PCGS # 8709) . Estimated Value $600 - 650. Categories: $10 Liberty ...
1881-CC. PCGS graded AU-53. The attractive orange-gold surfaces exhibit traces of mint bloom in the protected areas. Deeper orange color is seen at the centers of each side, particularly the rev ...
1873-S. NGC graded VF-25. Deep gold toning, average strike & wear, and a group of small marks in the left obverse field. Only 12,000 pieces were coined in 1873 (PCGS # 8668) . Estimated Value $1 ...
1872-CC. PCGS graded AU-50. Comparatively clean surfaces with a deep honey-gold appearance. Some typical scattered ticks are seen with the unaided eye, but nothing overly detracting is noted. Fr ...
1870-S. NGC graded AU Details, Improperly Cleaned. The eagles struck at San Francisco in 1870 circulated widely, this despite a very limited mintage of just 8,000 pieces. The result is that the ...
1868. PCGS graded AU-58. Nice straw-gold color with some subtle red at certain peripheral areas with indirect lighting. 1868 is considered a rare date with only 10,630 pieces minted. Abundant de ...
1867-S. NGC graded VF-35. A notably circulated example with a generally untoned appearance and a few small bagmarks on both sides. Despite a mintage of 9,000 pieces, this date is much scarcer th ...
