Black Cat - 20th Century Type Set, Major Types No Gold, Circulation Strikes (1900-1999) 的钱币相册
CAC - Eagle Eye Photo Seal. This final-year Indian cent displays frosty copper-orange luster and no abrasions.
CAC - "The Duckor 1919 Lincoln cent is sharp and luminous, yielding untouched frosty luster with no discernible carbon spotting. Coloration transitions between rose-red, orange, gold, and faint greenish hues, all within the scope of the Red category. The originality is unquestioned. Housed in a green label holder with a green CAC label" Ex: The Dr. and Mrs. Steven Duckor Collection of Lincoln Cents
CAC - PCGS lists only six coins in this grade with a Plus designation. A sharp strike and brilliant, undisturbed zinc luster produce unbridled eye appeal and technical quality.
This MS67+ is among the very finest survivors. Luster rolls over this fiery-orange cent, showing bold strike characteristics and devoid of all but a few microscopic flecks.
CAC - The Sole Finest at PCGS. Virtually mark-free surfaces that show copious luster and a bold strike on both sides. Almost imperceptible rose hues on the left obverse complement surfaces that are largely untoned.
CAC- "A superb gem, this 1912-S Barber 10c retains its full, original luster with a strong cartwheel visible under vivid multi-colored toning. Pastel green, magenta, and pale blue are dominant, with russet and olive more visible on the reverse. Boldly struck, with all of the finest details exhibited in strong relief, and surfaces that show only the most trivial disturbance under strong magnification, this MS67+ closely approaches the MS68 grade. The finest 1912-S at PCGS (4/24) Ex. Law Collection, Simpson, Stewart Blay.
This superb GEM example is tied for finest graded for the date. A rich satiny mint frost swirls on both sides of this smooth as glass example. The devices on the obverse and reverse are very well struck and exceptionally well defined. A dusting of delicate clear gold toning on both sides. The surfaces are clean and smooth, free of any distractions.
CAC - The only MS68 Type I Standing Liberty Quarter Endorsed by CAC. The detail is excellent, not only on Liberty's head but on the small feathers of the eagle. Strong mint luster swirls beneath deep and gorgeous patina, which covers the surfaces in patches of peach-umber, green-gold, and muted powder-blue.
CAC - The Finest Known Once Graded MS69 NGC - I still have the label. From the Hugon Collection"The frosty mint luster rolls over each side, unimpeded by the usual impairments seen on these larger-sized silver coins. Formidable eye appeal is created by the gorgeous colors that grace each side, which also brings up the subject of originality, a characteristic that is unquestioned on this piece. Gray-golden toning in the centers is framed by aqua and sea-green at the peripheries." One of the finest Barber Half Dollars.
CAC - A bold glowing satiny like luster beams from all over. Beautiful and totally original pastel like shades of vibrant rose/gold/pale blue/lilac colors swirl all over. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out.
Tied for finest-certified. Superb Gem Kennedy half resembles a fine watercolor in its intermingled colors and subtle transitions from one shade to another. A glow of copper-orange toning serves as the focal point on each side, augmented by interwoven blue, gold, and lilac hues -- all illuminated by bright silver luster that shines through. A decidedly sharp strike adds to the high technical quality.
CAC - The design elements are sharply detailed and richly frosted and the surfaces radiate vibrant mint luster on both sides.
