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GOLDBERG COINS & COLLECTIBLES INC.
Ira and Larry Goldberg are experts in the Numismatic field with over 50 years of experience. In 2010, they were each awarded a Lifetime Achievement for their contributions to the Numismatic Community. Over the last three decades, they have helped people build world-class collections which have realized record-breaking prices.
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1798 S-144 R5+ Large 8, Style I Hair PCGS Genuine. Sharpness VG8 with fine roughness under a glossy very dark olive brown and steel patina. No verdigris. The only notable mark is a dul ...
1797 NC-5 R6 PCGS Genuine. Slightly glossy olive brown with lighter steel brown and chocolate toning on the devices. The obverse has the details of G4 while the reverse is better with ...
1797 S-131 R2 Stemless Wreath. PCGS graded VF-35. Glossy medium brown and light chocolate. A beautiful cent, close to choice except for an obvious planchet lamination from the rim befo ...
1797 S-130 R2 PCGS Genuine. Sharpness EF45 with a repaired nick hidden in the hair at the forehead and another in the field close under the chin. The only other notable marks are a tra ...
1797 S-127 R4. PCGS graded EF-45. Very attractive glossy light chocolate brown and steel with frosty lighter steel brown toning in protected areas on the reverse. No spots, stains or c ...
1797 S-126 R3 F15. Sharpness VF25 with extremely fine roughness covering most of the planchet plus a couple tiny pits on the neck. No verdigris and only a few trivial signs of contact. ...
1797 S-126 R3 PCGS Genuine. Sharpness EF45 with extremely fine roughness under very attractive glossy light chocolate brown toning. No spots, stains, or contact marks. Great eye appeal ...
1797 S-121a R7- Reverse of 1796 with Plain Edge Fair-2+. The obverse is at least Good-4 and nearly choice but the reverse is considerably weaker (as usual) and displays a dozen small p ...
1796 S-117 R5+ Draped Bust G6. A couple points sharper but covered with fine roughness. No verdigris, but there are several old, light scratches hidden in the roughness on the obverse ...
