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With box. Gifted to my son Matthew for Christmas in 2025.
With box. Gifted to my son Matthew for Christmas in 2025.
With box. Gifted to my son Matthew for Christmas in 2025.
Purchased decades ago while I was assembling a British type cent collection.
Purchased decades ago while I was assembling a British type cent collection.
Purchased to contrast the condition to my lowball British 1861 half penny graded PO01.
Purchased to contrast the condition to my lowball British 1861 half penny graded PO01.
Purchased to contrast the condition to my lowball British 1861 half penny graded PO01.
A nice, no-problem example of this early half cent type coin.
A nice, no-problem example of this early half cent type coin.
“Walnut brown both sides, surfaces are surprisingly very clean for assigned grade, razor sharp elements, minuscule marks, obverse has some mint red around rim oozing into some devices, reverse is subdued from any mint, spectacular example”, as described by the seller.
“Walnut brown both sides, surfaces are surprisingly very clean for assigned grade, razor sharp elements, minuscule marks, obverse has some mint red around rim oozing into some devices, reverse is subdued from any mint, spectacular example”, as described by the seller.
“Walnut brown both sides, surfaces are surprisingly very clean for assigned grade, razor sharp elements, minuscule marks, obverse has some mint red around rim oozing into some devices, reverse is subdued from any mint, spectacular example”, as described by the seller.
"Superb Braided Hair Type, Hammered Strike, Steely Fields, Center Brown, Peripheral Orange . The Braided Hair half cent design was employed from 1849 through the end of the denomination's issuance. Mintages dropped notably in 1854 with only 55,358 struck that year. Cohen-1 is the single die pairing. Gem examples are very scarce with MS66 Brown and Red-Brown being very rare. This superb example is only one of five at the MS65+ level for both coloring certifications. A superb type piece with original brown and orange coloration along with a very sharp strike. One of the CoinFacts plates coins and ex. DL Hansen Collection. Housed in normal PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2022) holder with CAC approval.", as described by the seller.
Purchased raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025. Subsequently submitted to PCGS for crossover later in the same year.
Purchased raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025. Subsequently submitted to PCGS for crossover later in the same year.
Purchased raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025. Subsequently submitted to PCGS for crossover later in the same year.
Purchased raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025. Subsequently submitted to PCGS for crossover later in the same year.
Purchased raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025. Subsequently submitted to PCGS for crossover later in the same year.
Spotless high-grade red coin in the first year of issue with the Lincoln Memorial depicted on the reverse.
Appealing peripheral toning highlights the obverse, while generous luster is retained on the reverse.
Appealing peripheral toning highlights the obverse, while generous luster is retained on the reverse.
Clean and beautiful 1883 No Cents variety with a cameo-like proof finish.
Clean and beautiful 1883 No Cents variety with a cameo-like proof finish.
Charming lustrous Buffalo nickel in the last year of its issue, with the slightest bit of gold toning. A nice companion to my similarly-graded 1938 Jefferson nickel in its first year of issue.
Charming lustrous Buffalo nickel in the last year of its issue, with the slightest bit of gold toning. A nice companion to my similarly-graded 1938 Jefferson nickel in its first year of issue.
Charming lustrous Buffalo nickel in the last year of its issue, with the slightest bit of gold toning. A nice companion to my similarly-graded 1938 Jefferson nickel in its first year of issue.
Lovely uncirculated example from the D.L. Hansen collection with exceptional obverse toning, including sunset-like pink and russet hues which strengthen over the left side.
Lovely uncirculated example from the D.L. Hansen collection with exceptional obverse toning, including sunset-like pink and russet hues which strengthen over the left side.
"Substantial Eye Appeal! Hammered Strike, Frosty Cartwheels, Peripheral Gold Toning. Eye appeal galore and bold strike on this wonderful 1835 Capped Bust quarter." as described by the seller.
"Substantial Eye Appeal! Hammered Strike, Frosty Cartwheels, Peripheral Gold Toning. Eye appeal galore and bold strike on this wonderful 1835 Capped Bust quarter." as described by the seller.
Charming orange russett toning adorns the obverse of this high grade common year coin.
"Incredible quality with satin white luster throughout and a bold strike. Virtually free of contact marks on the devices or fields. Bold visual appeal with a full head in gem condition." as described by the seller.
"Incredible quality with satin white luster throughout and a bold strike. Virtually free of contact marks on the devices or fields. Bold visual appeal with a full head in gem condition." as described by the seller.
The first issue of the state quarters from 1999 in a reasonably high business strike grade.
The first issue of the state quarters from 1999 in a reasonably high business strike grade.
Given a details grade due to a tiny gash along the lower edge of the lower obverse. Otherwise a lovely steel-blue-tan toned type example of this early half dollar.
Given a details grade due to a tiny gash along the lower edge of the lower obverse. Otherwise a lovely steel-blue-tan toned type example of this early half dollar.
Elegant uncirculated early American half dollar, brimming with original luster.
Charming type coin hard to find in this grade, featuring subdued toning around the edges and crisp devices with remnants of original luster.
Charming type coin hard to find in this grade, featuring subdued toning around the edges and crisp devices with remnants of original luster.
Lovely proof coin with charming original toning and spectacular provenance: I acquired it from Goldcoast Coin Exchange in 2021. It had previously been part of the Teich Family collection, where it had been purchased during the November 1957 auction of The Empire Collection United States Silver and Copper Coins at Stack's in New York City for a bid of $52. It is listed as being in 'Brilliant proof' condition under item #1540 on page 89 of the original auction catalogue, Per the catalogue, the Empire Collection was 'Assembled by a renowned numismatist [and] begun in 1886. However, the modesty of the gentleman preclude[d] the use of his name in connection with it.'
Lovely proof coin with charming original toning and spectacular provenance: I acquired it from Goldcoast Coin Exchange in 2021. It had previously been part of the Teich Family collection, where it had been purchased during the November 1957 auction of The Empire Collection United States Silver and Copper Coins at Stack's in New York City for a bid of $52. It is listed as being in 'Brilliant proof' condition under item #1540 on page 89 of the original auction catalogue, Per the catalogue, the Empire Collection was 'Assembled by a renowned numismatist [and] begun in 1886. However, the modesty of the gentleman preclude[d] the use of his name in connection with it.'
Stunning high grade business strike with exceptional surfaces and soft autumn sunset-colored hues along the bottom of the obverse, extending to the top of the reverse. The seller had the holder labeled with a "WOW!" sticker.
"CAC Approved - Superb Gem Proof, Watery Mirrors. Essentially perfect for the assigned grade. Mirrors are crisp and highly reflective. Strike is incredible with every gown line being deeply impressed and separated. Even the intricate ear details are well defined. Previously part of the Springfield collection." as described by the seller.
“Superb Gem PCGS Graded Original Franklin with a Vintage Look and Icy Blue Fields Contrasted by Semi-Cameo Devices”, as described by the seller. A bit of obverse toning around the letter y in liberty.
“Superb Gem PCGS Graded Original Franklin with a Vintage Look and Icy Blue Fields Contrasted by Semi-Cameo Devices”, as described by the seller. A bit of obverse toning around the letter y in liberty.
Near flawless high grade uncirculated silver bicentennial half dollar as a compendium to my proof silver issue.
Near flawless high grade uncirculated silver bicentennial half dollar as a compendium to my proof silver issue.
A very special registry coin, by dint of it's superior grade. Only five others are known to exist in this grade, with none higher. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1977 Kennedy Half Dollar.
This attractive and well-struck type example of a Seated Liberty dollar retains a generous amount of original luster in both the devices and fields. This coin launched my dollar type coin collection.
This attractive and well-struck type example of a Seated Liberty dollar retains a generous amount of original luster in both the devices and fields. This coin launched my dollar type coin collection.
Soft, clean luster complemented by a focus of pleasing toning along the bottom edge of the reverse makes this higher grade trade issue an eye-catcher.
Soft, clean luster complemented by a focus of pleasing toning along the bottom edge of the reverse makes this higher grade trade issue an eye-catcher.
Possible reverse strike through mint error. Purchased raw in 2025 and submitted to PCGS for holdering.
Lovely higher grade example of this common date and mint mark. I purchased it on a whim to see how high a grade of Morgan dollar I could get without breaking my budget. Looks cleaner in person.
Lovely higher grade example of this common date and mint mark. I purchased it on a whim to see how high a grade of Morgan dollar I could get without breaking my budget. Looks cleaner in person.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Although the 1880 s Morgan dollar is a generally available date for type collectors, pieces in this condition are legitimately rare, while the wonderful toning further enhances the coin's uniqueness and appeal. Of note, images of this coin are featured by PCGS in the Coinfacts entry for the 1880 s Morgan Dollar.
Blast white surfaces, with CAC sticker, this is a lovely high grade example of a relatively common date and mint mark.
Blast white surfaces, with CAC sticker, this is a lovely high grade example of a relatively common date and mint mark.
Lovely, clean uncirculated example of this rare date and mint mark. Initially purchased in an older NGC holder, submitted to NGC for reholdering service, then submitted to PCGS for cross-over service.
Lovely, clean uncirculated example of this rare date and mint mark. Initially purchased in an older NGC holder, submitted to NGC for reholdering service, then submitted to PCGS for cross-over service.
Lovely, clean uncirculated example of this rare date and mint mark. Initially purchased in an older NGC holder, submitted to NGC for reholdering service, then submitted to PCGS for cross-over service.
Lovely, clean uncirculated example of this rare date and mint mark. Initially purchased in an older NGC holder, submitted to NGC for reholdering service, then submitted to PCGS for cross-over service.
Lovely, clean uncirculated example of this rare date and mint mark. Initially purchased in an older NGC holder, submitted to NGC for reholdering service, then submitted to PCGS for cross-over service.
This perfectly imperfect PCGS uncirculated 1922 peace dollar holds a special place in my collection, as it was the very first holdered coin I ever acquired, back in 1991. I remember cobbling together $27 to order it sight unseen from a mail-in catalogue, which offered a choice of peace dollars graded MS61 and higher. The MS63's were too expensive for me, so I settled on an MS62. When it finally arrived, after weeks of anticipation, I opened the package to reveal a coin that only a mother would love - the obverse was covered in an unsightly tan-brown residue obscuring the details of the device. Some thirty-four years later I would resubmit the coin to PCGS, where it was lovingly restored to a lustrous, mostly residue-free state.
Superb luster and a frosty reverse device adorns this common date high grade Peace dollar. Some small contact marks and a bit of toning likely preclude it from a higher grade.
Superb luster and a frosty reverse device adorns this common date high grade Peace dollar. Some small contact marks and a bit of toning likely preclude it from a higher grade.
This stunning high grade registry quality circulation issue features a gorgeous frosted patina on its obverse device set against a strong cartwheel in the background fields. I recall the seller relaying his sentimental attachment to the coin, as it came from his personal collection. I reassured him that it could not possibly be going to a more loving home.
Problem-free near flawless surfaces on this lovely silver Ike dollar. Hard to believe it didn't grade higher.
Problem-free near flawless surfaces on this lovely silver Ike dollar. Hard to believe it didn't grade higher.
Near flawless silver uncirculated coin with features a slightly more satin-like finish than my MS67 Eisenhower dollar of the same year.
Near flawless silver uncirculated coin with features a slightly more satin-like finish than my MS67 Eisenhower dollar of the same year.
Clean surfaces and a pleasing finish adorn this Eisenhower dollar in somewhat above average mint state grade.
Clean surfaces and a pleasing finish adorn this Eisenhower dollar in somewhat above average mint state grade.
Clean surfaces and a pleasing finish adorn this Eisenhower dollar in somewhat above average mint state grade.
A touch of gold along the periphery of the obverse and lovely russet toning along the periphery of the reverse set this coin apart from the others.
A touch of gold along the periphery of the obverse and lovely russet toning along the periphery of the reverse set this coin apart from the others.
A gorgeous tapestry of iridescent green and russet-brown toning adorns the obverse rim of this high grade iconic half dollar commemorative coin.
A gorgeous tapestry of iridescent green and russet-brown toning adorns the obverse rim of this high grade iconic half dollar commemorative coin.
A gorgeous tapestry of iridescent green and russet-brown toning adorns the obverse rim of this high grade iconic half dollar commemorative coin.
A perfectly ordinary example of the first clad copper-nickel commemorative half dollar issued by the United States mint.
A perfectly ordinary example of the first clad copper-nickel commemorative half dollar issued by the United States mint.
1820 Matron Head Cent. N-13. Rarity-1. Large Date. MS-65+ BN (PCGS). From the Stacks Bowers lot description at its March 2021 Auction (Session 1 - Numismatic Americana, Early American Coins & U.S. Coins), where it sold (Presumably to my seller) for $2,100: 'Highly lustrous and unabraded surfaces retain about a third of their original mint red. Lightly toned to a bluish steel-brown elsewhere creating a lovely patina and choice overall appearance. Satiny with hardly any marks to disturb this delicate texture. We'll note faint traces of an old fingerprint over the hair bun and at the lower left wreath, but this is not of much concern. Displays an exacting strike on the devices and only slight weakness on a few of the star lines. The characteristic die crack is seen encircling the stars and date. A beautiful Gem for a high-end date or type set. Provenance: From our (Bowers & Ruddy's) Wilfred E. Helwig sale, February 1979, lot 1557.'
1820 Matron Head Cent. N-13. Rarity-1. Large Date. MS-65+ BN (PCGS). From the Stacks Bowers lot description at its March 2021 Auction (Session 1 - Numismatic Americana, Early American Coins & U.S. Coins), where it sold (Presumably to my seller) for $2,100: 'Highly lustrous and unabraded surfaces retain about a third of their original mint red. Lightly toned to a bluish steel-brown elsewhere creating a lovely patina and choice overall appearance. Satiny with hardly any marks to disturb this delicate texture. We'll note faint traces of an old fingerprint over the hair bun and at the lower left wreath, but this is not of much concern. Displays an exacting strike on the devices and only slight weakness on a few of the star lines. The characteristic die crack is seen encircling the stars and date. A beautiful Gem for a high-end date or type set. Provenance: From our (Bowers & Ruddy's) Wilfred E. Helwig sale, February 1979, lot 1557.'
1820 Matron Head Cent. N-13. Rarity-1. Large Date. MS-65+ BN (PCGS). From the Stacks Bowers lot description at its March 2021 Auction (Session 1 - Numismatic Americana, Early American Coins & U.S. Coins), where it sold (Presumably to my seller) for $2,100: 'Highly lustrous and unabraded surfaces retain about a third of their original mint red. Lightly toned to a bluish steel-brown elsewhere creating a lovely patina and choice overall appearance. Satiny with hardly any marks to disturb this delicate texture. We'll note faint traces of an old fingerprint over the hair bun and at the lower left wreath, but this is not of much concern. Displays an exacting strike on the devices and only slight weakness on a few of the star lines. The characteristic die crack is seen encircling the stars and date. A beautiful Gem for a high-end date or type set. Provenance: From our (Bowers & Ruddy's) Wilfred E. Helwig sale, February 1979, lot 1557.'
1820 Matron Head Cent. N-13. Rarity-1. Large Date. MS-65+ BN (PCGS). From the Stacks Bowers lot description at its March 2021 Auction (Session 1 - Numismatic Americana, Early American Coins & U.S. Coins), where it sold (Presumably to my seller) for $2,100: 'Highly lustrous and unabraded surfaces retain about a third of their original mint red. Lightly toned to a bluish steel-brown elsewhere creating a lovely patina and choice overall appearance. Satiny with hardly any marks to disturb this delicate texture. We'll note faint traces of an old fingerprint over the hair bun and at the lower left wreath, but this is not of much concern. Displays an exacting strike on the devices and only slight weakness on a few of the star lines. The characteristic die crack is seen encircling the stars and date. A beautiful Gem for a high-end date or type set. Provenance: From our (Bowers & Ruddy's) Wilfred E. Helwig sale, February 1979, lot 1557.'
1820 Matron Head Cent. N-13. Rarity-1. Large Date. MS-65+ BN (PCGS). From the Stacks Bowers lot description at its March 2021 Auction (Session 1 - Numismatic Americana, Early American Coins & U.S. Coins), where it sold (Presumably to my seller) for $2,100: 'Highly lustrous and unabraded surfaces retain about a third of their original mint red. Lightly toned to a bluish steel-brown elsewhere creating a lovely patina and choice overall appearance. Satiny with hardly any marks to disturb this delicate texture. We'll note faint traces of an old fingerprint over the hair bun and at the lower left wreath, but this is not of much concern. Displays an exacting strike on the devices and only slight weakness on a few of the star lines. The characteristic die crack is seen encircling the stars and date. A beautiful Gem for a high-end date or type set. Provenance: From our (Bowers & Ruddy's) Wilfred E. Helwig sale, February 1979, lot 1557.'
"The Gulf Coast Early Dollar Collection* B-7, BB-156 A strong even strike is enhanced by problem free surfaces and attractive two-toned silvery-gray patina, with considerable luster in the recesses of the obverse and throughout the reverse." as described by the seller.
"The Gulf Coast Early Dollar Collection* B-7, BB-156 A strong even strike is enhanced by problem free surfaces and attractive two-toned silvery-gray patina, with considerable luster in the recesses of the obverse and throughout the reverse." as described by the seller.
Incredible rose-gold palate adorns the obverse and reverse of this high grade half dollar with full bell lines, from the D.L. Hansen Collection.
Clean and respectable silver clad proof issue of the bicentennial quarter.
Clean and respectable silver clad proof issue of the bicentennial quarter.
Clean and respectable silver clad proof issue of the bicentennial quarter.
The first issue of the state quarters from 1999 in a reasonably high proof grade.
The first issue of the state quarters from 1999 in a reasonably high proof grade.
This affordable near flawless proof issue may be a good starting point for a type collection.
This affordable near flawless proof issue may be a good starting point for a type collection.
Flawless clad proof with giant deep mirror cameo fields, on its last year of issue.
Flawless clad proof with giant deep mirror cameo fields, on its last year of issue.
First day of issue of the first in series, in a decent grade.
First day of issue of the first in series, in a decent grade.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Perfectly average placeholder type coin honoring the life of Abraham Lincoln on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Flawless silver American eagle from the 225th anniversary of the opening of the U.S. mint.
Flawless silver American eagle from the 225th anniversary of the opening of the U.S. mint.
I purchased this shimmering enhanced finish Kennedy half dollar to round out my modern half dollar type set.
I purchased this shimmering enhanced finish Kennedy half dollar to round out my modern half dollar type set.
Flawless first strike issue of the curved Apollo 11 50th anniversary half dollar.
Flawless first strike issue of the curved Apollo 11 50th anniversary half dollar.
Flawless first strike issue of the curved Apollo 11 50th anniversary silver dollar.
Flawless first strike issue of the curved Apollo 11 50th anniversary silver dollar.
Flawless clad proof commemorative Basketball Hall of Fame half dollar, non-colorized version.
Flawless clad proof commemorative Basketball Hall of Fame half dollar, non-colorized version.
Flawless first strike proof, with holder signed by Thomas Cleveland.
Flawless first strike proof, with holder signed by Thomas Cleveland.
Flawless clad uncirculated commemorative Basketball Hall of Fame half dollar.
Flawless clad uncirculated commemorative Basketball Hall of Fame half dollar.
Flawless uncirculated first strike issue of the basketball hall of fame curved silver dollar.
Flawless uncirculated first strike issue of the basketball hall of fame curved silver dollar.
On my coolest coins list: A flawless clad proof commemorative Basketball Hall of Fame half dollar, colorized version.
On my coolest coins list: A flawless clad proof commemorative Basketball Hall of Fame half dollar, colorized version.
This flawless first-ever colorized proof curved commemorative silver dollar is just so cool in so many different ways.
This flawless first-ever colorized proof curved commemorative silver dollar is just so cool in so many different ways.
Flawless satiny enhanced uncirculated finish nickel, in a holder signed by coin designer Jamie Franki.
Flawless satiny enhanced uncirculated finish nickel, in a holder signed by coin designer Jamie Franki.
Flawless proof first strike struck at the San Francisco mint.
Flawless proof first strike struck at the San Francisco mint.
Flawless proof first strike struck at the San Francisco mint.
Near flawless first year of issue reverse proof honoring the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.
Near flawless first year of issue reverse proof honoring the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.
First strike of the American silver eagle with its new reverse, the first redesign since the mint began issuing them in 1986. The dramatic new design features an eagle soaring in descent while clutching an oak branch.
First strike of the American silver eagle with its new reverse, the first redesign since the mint began issuing them in 1986. The dramatic new design features an eagle soaring in descent while clutching an oak branch.
First strike of the American silver eagle with its new reverse, the first redesign since the mint began issuing them in 1986. The dramatic new design features an eagle soaring in descent while clutching an oak branch.
This first day of issue women's quarter honors iconic poet May Angelou on its reverse , while the obverse features a fully redesigned likeness of George Washington, based on a 1931 engraving by Laura Gardin Frazer. Acquired in 2022.
This first day of issue women's quarter honors iconic poet May Angelou on its reverse , while the obverse features a fully redesigned likeness of George Washington, based on a 1931 engraving by Laura Gardin Frazer. Acquired in 2022.
Flawless proof issue signed by Leonard Buckley, honoring astronomer Dr Vera Rubin.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Purchased in 2017 in an ICCS holder with an MS63 grade. Submiteed to NGC in 2025 for reholdering.
Lustrous gem business strike from Queen Elizabeth's coronation year.
Lustrous gem business strike from Queen Elizabeth's coronation year.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. With box.
Unholdered. With box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Part of bulk submission in 2025
Part of bulk submission in 2025
Part of bulk submission in 2025
Part of bulk submission in 2025
Unholdered. Without box.
Unholdered. Without box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. With box.
Purchased raw in 2025 and submitted to ANACS for holdering in the same year.
Purchased raw in 2025 and submitted to ANACS for holdering in the same year.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Purchased raw and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Purchased raw and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Unholdered. With box. Gifted to my daughter Vivia for Christmas in 2025.
Unholdered. With box. Gifted to my daughter Vivia for Christmas in 2025.
Unholdered. With box. Gifted to my daughter Vivia for Christmas in 2025.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
I bought this piece to kick off my Canadian dollar type coin collection, which expanded in parallel with its American counterpart.
I bought this piece to kick off my Canadian dollar type coin collection, which expanded in parallel with its American counterpart.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025
Unholdered. Unboxed.
Unholdered. Unboxed.
Unholdered. Unboxed.
Unholdered. Unboxed.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box. Jeweled reverse.
Unholdered. No box. Jeweled reverse.
Submotted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submotted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submotted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submotted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025. Lowball statua.
Submitted raw to NGC for holdering in 2025. Lowball statua.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Submitted to NGC raw for holdering in 2025.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. In sealed envelope.
Unholdered. In sealed envelope.
Acquired from an acquaintance circa 2022. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Acquired from an acquaintance circa 2022. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Acquired from an acquaintance circa 2022. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Acquired from an acquaintance circa 2022. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Acquired from an acquaintance circa 2022. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Acquired from an acquaintance circa 2022. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Purchased for me by my grandmother in 1989. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025
Purchased for me by my grandmother in 1989. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025
Purchased for me by my grandmother in 1989. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025
Purchased for me by my grandmother in 1989. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
Unholdered. In cello.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
This oddity from the Marshall Islands would have been an ideal tribute to the late Princess Diana, if not for the fact that it looks nothing like her. I suspect the engraver had never ever actually seen her and was working off of the drawing on the coin folder. I purchased the coin raw in 2021 and submitted to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Purchased in its original packaging complete with envelope holder with commemorative stamp and certificate of authenticity. I submitted it to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Purchased in its original packaging complete with envelope holder with commemorative stamp and certificate of authenticity. I submitted it to NGC for holdering in 2025.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered.. No box.
Unholdered.. No box.
Purchased by my grandmother. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Purchased by my grandmother. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Purchased by my grandmother. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Purchased by my grandmother. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Purchased by my grandmother. Submitted by me to NGC for holdering in 2025. It is unique as a certified coin; no other coin of its type has been holdered by any of the reputable coin certification companies.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Amazing C-5A variant of this early cent, acquired raw directly from the inimitable early half cent expert Ed Fuhrman, in 2025. Not straight graded due to the presence of a small amount of obverse corrosion.
Amazing C-5A variant of this early cent, acquired raw directly from the inimitable early half cent expert Ed Fuhrman, in 2025. Not straight graded due to the presence of a small amount of obverse corrosion.
Amazing C-5A variant of this early cent, acquired raw directly from the inimitable early half cent expert Ed Fuhrman, in 2025. Not straight graded due to the presence of a small amount of obverse corrosion.
Amazing C-5A variant of this early cent, acquired raw directly from the inimitable early half cent expert Ed Fuhrman, in 2025. Not straight graded due to the presence of a small amount of obverse corrosion.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.
Unholdered. No box.