Catalog references: 264674 coin(s)
1843. NGC graded Proof 65. As is the case with all early proof coinage, the 1843 Liberty Seated dime is a major numismatic rarity. Mintage estimates by leading researchers indicate somewhere on ...
1827. JR-12, Rarity 1. PCGS graded MS-65. An amazing Gem sporting attractive, somewhat mottled reddish-golden and silver-gray toning on both sides. The toning is fairly iridescent in quality, al ...
1805. 5 Berries. JR-1, Rarity 3. PCGS graded VF Details, Bent. Medium argent-gray color with ample remaining detail. A couple of gouges are reported on the reverse that probably bent the coin lo ...
1802. JR-4, Rarity 2. PCGS graded F Details, Repaired. Discoloration is noticed on each side, the result of repairs to the obverse surface in an attempt to remove damage. Still, an essential coi ...
1800 JR-1, Rarity 4. PCGS graded EF-40 PQ. CAC Approved. Medium steel-gray with hints of blue and attractive on the reverse, the obverse displays somewhat deeper gunmetal-blue color. A couple of ...
1871. V-1. PCGS graded Proof 64. Open topped D in UNITED. The center of the obverse exhibits a pebbly effect that Breen ascribes to die rust. The deep, icy-mirrored surfaces display rich multico ...
1871. PCGS graded Proof 66 Cameo. CAC Approved. The mintage of the 1871 Proof half dime was 960 pieces, from which this is one of the finest we have seen. It is a nicely toned example featuring ...
1869. PCGS graded MS-66+ PQ. CAC Approved. A frosty Gem with bright, untoned luster and exceptional eye appeal. The strike is bold overall, save for a point in the reverse wreath opposite the ob ...
1862. NGC graded MS-65. A lustrous Civil War era Gem seated half dime with essentially untoned, partially reflective surfaces. Sharply struck with an absence of usually-seen clash marks. Excelle ...
1862. PCGS graded MS-66. Beautiful obverse toning in shades of sea-green, mint-green, and lilac-gray; the reverse is mostly brilliant. Smooth, satiny and boldly impressed, a delightful high-grad ...
1857-O. PCGS graded MS-66+ PQ. CAC Approved. By the standards of the New Orleans Mint during the 1850s, the 1857-O half dime is actually a high-mintage issue with just over 1.3 million business ...
1855. PCGS graded Proof 66. CAC Approved. The 1855 is one of just three years of Liberty Seated half dimes with Arrows at the Date, a distinctive type. As proofs were not widely sold to collecto ...
1853. Arrows. PCGS graded MS-66. CAC Approved. Richly frosted with a pebbly surface texture, common to this issue. Deep sunset-gold toning circles the rims on each side. Sharply defined with nea ...
1837. No Stars, Small Date. PCGS graded MS-65. Very lightly toned on both sides in hues of lilac-gray and a nice, bold strike. The first year issue of a new design is often tempting for the coll ...
1797. 15 Stars, V-2, LM-1, Rarity 3. PCGS graded EF-45 PQ. CAC Approved. From a mintage of 44,527 pieces, a figure that includes the 13 Stars and 16 Stars varieties of the date as well. Three di ...
1797. 15 stars. V-2, LM-1, Rarity 3. NGC graded MS-66. The 15 Stars was the first of three types to be produced in 1797; next came the 16 Stars, and last was to the 13 Stars variant. The 15 Star ...
1795. V-5, LM-8, Rarity 3. PCGS graded F Details, Damage. Both sides are noticeably pockmarked and corroded. Enough detail remains to attribute this well worn piece (PCGS # 4251) . Estimated Val ...
1795. V-5, LM-8, Rarity 3. PCGS graded F Details, Bent. A more common die pairing featuring seven curls of hair and no berries under the left wing. Well circulated, this one has been slightly be ...
1937-D. 3 Legs. PCGS graded AU-58. This is an uncommonly well produced example of this famous 20th century mint error, both sides exhibit bold to sharp definition that even extends to the top of ...
1937. PCGS graded MS-67+. CAC Approved. Just a hint of ice-blue toning is seen over both sides with soft rose accents at certain areas of the design elements. Boldly struck with a powerful blow ...
1937. PCGS graded Proof 65. PQ. Lovely rich golden toning plus multicolored iridescence as the coin turns under a light. Housed in an Old Green Holder (PCGS # 3996) . Estimated Value $1,000 - 1, ...
1936. Satin. NGC graded Proof 68. In 1936, Proof Buffalo nickels were first produced with a satin finish, this being later revised to a brilliant finish due, in part, to complaints from the coll ...
1927-S. NGC graded MS-66. Star. Lovely rainbow toning. Pop 4; none finer at NGC. Tied for the finest graded at either service. Estimated Value $25,000 - 30,000. Categories: Buffalo Nickels
1927-D. PCGS graded MS-64. Fully lustrous with attractive golden toning overall, but softy struck on the reverse as is usually seen. Pop 442; 79 finer, 11 in 64+, 59 in 65, 4 in 65+, 5 in 66. (P ...
1925-D. PCGS graded MS-66. The 1925-D Buffalo nickel is one of the most difficult dates in the series to locate in well struck condition. David Lange, in The Complete Guide to Buffalo Nickels, w ...
1880. PCGS graded Proof 67+ Cameo. CAC Approved. A dusting of pale patina is seen on both sides and enhances already exceptional eye appeal. This coin is fully struck throughout, the dies also p ...
1879. PCGS graded Proof 67 Deep Cameo. CAC Approved. Delicate pale gold tinting is evident on the surfaces, especially on the reverse, although the coin basically presents as brilliant. Smooth a ...
1924-D. PCGS graded MS-64 Red. The smooth, slightly frosted surfaces exhibit a pronounced golden-red color which presents as even on each side. Very little muting of color is seen, and there are ...
1909. PCGS graded Proof 66 Red & Brown. A striking proof Lincoln with plenty of original mint red enhanced by gorgeous cherry-red and blue toning. While relatively common in Gem condition, few a ...
1909 Indian. PCGS graded MS-66 Red. Vibrant red color evenly overlays each side of this remarkable Gem example. The surfaces are truly outstanding as there are no bagmarks or spots of any conseq ...
