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CAC approved. Choice original PCGS XF 45+, the only one graded 45+ CAC approved.
CAC approved. Choice original PCGS XF 45+, the only one graded 45+ CAC approved.
CAC approved. A very nice XF45, sharp with light toning and considerable reflectivity.
CAC approved. A very nice XF45, sharp with light toning and considerable reflectivity.
CAC approved. I bought this one because it's more attractive than the XF45 CAC I had in this set. Choice and original.
CAC approved. I bought this one because it's more attractive than the XF45 CAC I had in this set. Choice and original.
CAC approved. I crossed this from an NGC XF45 holder. Prior owner said it was at one time NGC AU53. A "perfect" XF, totally original and choice.
CAC approved. I crossed this from an NGC XF45 holder. Prior owner said it was at one time NGC AU53. A "perfect" XF, totally original and choice.
CAC approved. One of the best strikes I've seen for this date with wonderful toning (the pics look a little yellow) with gray with hints of blue devices and somewhat reflective fields under rich aqua toning.
CAC approved. One of the best strikes I've seen for this date with wonderful toning (the pics look a little yellow) with gray with hints of blue devices and somewhat reflective fields under rich aqua toning.
CAC approved. A really nice XF45 with beautiful irridescent old gold toning with electric blue at the peripheries over semi-prooflike surfaces and lots of luster. Prior owner cracked it from an ANACS AU55 holder and thought PCGS woud grade it at least AU50. He was disappointed but I was delighted to get this lovely girl.
CAC approved. A really nice XF45 with beautiful irridescent old gold toning with electric blue at the peripheries over semi-prooflike surfaces and lots of luster. Prior owner cracked it from an ANACS AU55 holder and thought PCGS woud grade it at least AU50. He was disappointed but I was delighted to get this lovely girl.
CAC approved. This coin was in a CAC approved NGC XF45 holder when I first saw it and I bought it because I liked it more than the CAC approved PCGS XF45 I had at that time. It easily crossed to PCGS and CAC again approved it.
CAC approved. This coin was in a CAC approved NGC XF45 holder when I first saw it and I bought it because I liked it more than the CAC approved PCGS XF45 I had at that time. It easily crossed to PCGS and CAC again approved it.
CAC approved. A "perfect" XF45, stone-cold original with perfect color for an unmolested likely circulated Seated Dollar, and, I feel, worth the substantial premium I paid for it. The folks at CAC agreed when I submitted it to them.
CAC approved. A "perfect" XF45, stone-cold original with perfect color for an unmolested likely circulated Seated Dollar, and, I feel, worth the substantial premium I paid for it. The folks at CAC agreed when I submitted it to them.
CAC approved. What a gorgeous example of this, likely the scarcest date in the 1840's. Totally original with breath-taking color with gray/plum centers and electric blue about the peripheries.
CAC approved. What a gorgeous example of this, likely the scarcest date in the 1840's. Totally original with breath-taking color with gray/plum centers and electric blue about the peripheries.
CAC approved. I bought this because I thought it more attractive than the XF45 CAC I already owned. Plus it was less expensive.
CAC approved. I bought this because I thought it more attractive than the XF45 CAC I already owned. Plus it was less expensive.
CAC approved. Another gorgeous XF45. This coin has it all -- well struck with nearly flawless surfaces all topped by beautiful lavender/gray toning with flashes of russet luster. This is the only CAC approved XF45 for this very scarce date.
CAC approved. Another gorgeous XF45. This coin has it all -- well struck with nearly flawless surfaces all topped by beautiful lavender/gray toning with flashes of russet luster. This is the only CAC approved XF45 for this very scarce date.
CAC approved. A simply gorgeous XF45 Seated Dollar with vari-colored irridescent toning. A perfect XF.
CAC approved. A simply gorgeous XF45 Seated Dollar with vari-colored irridescent toning. A perfect XF.
Original and choice circulated 1852's are rare and this one seems to qualify. Sharp lustrous and very attractive with natural russet toning.
Original and choice circulated 1852's are rare and this one seems to qualify. Sharp lustrous and very attractive with natural russet toning.
CAC approved. A very sharp strike with silvery-gray toning some cartwheel luster remaining and good eye appeal add up to a nice XF45. This was in a PCGS AU50 holder but I saw it more as a Choice XF45. It is now conservatively graded as XF45 and so nice at that level that it received CAC approval.
CAC approved. A very sharp strike with silvery-gray toning some cartwheel luster remaining and good eye appeal add up to a nice XF45. This was in a PCGS AU50 holder but I saw it more as a Choice XF45. It is now conservatively graded as XF45 and so nice at that level that it received CAC approval.
CAC approved. A very sharp, deeply toned coin. A very, very tough date and this one is a "keeper". The ONLY 1854 XF45 that is CAC approved.
CAC approved. A very sharp, deeply toned coin. A very, very tough date and this one is a "keeper". The ONLY 1854 XF45 that is CAC approved.
A choice original example of this very scarce date, well struck with nice silvery gray toning with hints of green and blue over glossy fields.
A choice original example of this very scarce date, well struck with nice silvery gray toning with hints of green and blue over glossy fields.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. A crust-errific original coin, well struck for this date with mostly gray toning with traces of russet. A bit of bag chatter in right obverse field hardly detracts.
CAC approved. What a gorgeous near perfect original XF45 for this scarce date that rarely comes original. OGH. Great strike and toning to die for. A "perfect" XF but for a small rim bump upper obverse, which I feared would be the usual kiss of death at CAC. The overall superb appeal overcame that obstacle.
CAC approved. What a gorgeous near perfect original XF45 for this scarce date that rarely comes original. OGH. Great strike and toning to die for. A "perfect" XF but for a small rim bump upper obverse, which I feared would be the usual kiss of death at CAC. The overall superb appeal overcame that obstacle.
CAC approved. Wow, what a nice original coin. Handsomely toned in grey and gold with some electric blue in the peripheries. I took this "Gem" XF plus cash in trade for my PCGS AU50 and this is clearly the better coin. CAC agreed, and this is the only XF45 that CAC has approved.
CAC approved. Wow, what a nice original coin. Handsomely toned in grey and gold with some electric blue in the peripheries. I took this "Gem" XF plus cash in trade for my PCGS AU50 and this is clearly the better coin. CAC agreed, and this is the only XF45 that CAC has approved.
CAC approved.A perfect crusty gray original coin and clealy not from the Treasury hoard released in the early 60's. Far harder to find a choice original XF than a flashy Unc.
CAC approved.A perfect crusty gray original coin and clealy not from the Treasury hoard released in the early 60's. Far harder to find a choice original XF than a flashy Unc.
CAC approved. A choice, sharp and totally original example of this extremely difficult date to find in choice circulated grades. Glossy fields and choice original gray toning make for an attractive coin.
CAC approved. A choice, sharp and totally original example of this extremely difficult date to find in choice circulated grades. Glossy fields and choice original gray toning make for an attractive coin.
CAC approved. A lovely virtually perfect XF45, totally original with excellent detail, super clean surfaces and rims and delightful gray and blue toning. In an OGH.
CAC approved. A lovely virtually perfect XF45, totally original with excellent detail, super clean surfaces and rims and delightful gray and blue toning. In an OGH.
CAC approved. Sharp, original and problem free. A really nice example of this tough Civil War Date.
CAC approved. Sharp, original and problem free. A really nice example of this tough Civil War Date.
CAC approved. A really choice, original XF45. Sharp and lustrous with surfaces and rims that are mark free.
CAC approved. A really choice, original XF45. Sharp and lustrous with surfaces and rims that are mark free.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. This is the first and only choice XF45 for this date with choice surfaces, lustrous fields and great natural toning. I paid a big premium for it but I think it's worth it.
CAC approved. Wow what a pretty coin. Well struck and problem free with incredible old toning in aqua, green, blue and russet. This is the fourth 1867 I've owned since starting this set and the only one that is choice. Hideously expensive and only time will tell if it was smart choice financially but for now I am very happy to finally conquer this surprisingly difficult date that seldom comes "decent" much less "choice" with this "Gem XF."
CAC approved. Wow what a pretty coin. Well struck and problem free with incredible old toning in aqua, green, blue and russet. This is the fourth 1867 I've owned since starting this set and the only one that is choice. Hideously expensive and only time will tell if it was smart choice financially but for now I am very happy to finally conquer this surprisingly difficult date that seldom comes "decent" much less "choice" with this "Gem XF."
CAC approved. This was the ONLY XF45 that CAC had approved at the time of purchase. (I since received CAC approval on another which is in my 19th Century type set.) I first saw it at lot viewing for a Stack's auction and placed what I thought was a generous bid on the internet. But I was outbid by just a few dollars by a floor bidder who turned out to be a long-time dealer friend. He sent it to CAC and listed it on his website. I saw it and got reunited with this beauty. It cost me a few hundred extra but at least I finally brought this girl home. This coin looks even better in-hand that it does in the photos.
CAC approved. This was the ONLY XF45 that CAC had approved at the time of purchase. (I since received CAC approval on another which is in my 19th Century type set.) I first saw it at lot viewing for a Stack's auction and placed what I thought was a generous bid on the internet. But I was outbid by just a few dollars by a floor bidder who turned out to be a long-time dealer friend. He sent it to CAC and listed it on his website. I saw it and got reunited with this beauty. It cost me a few hundred extra but at least I finally brought this girl home. This coin looks even better in-hand that it does in the photos.
CAC approved. This was the ONLY XF45 that CAC had approved at the time of purchase. (I since received CAC approval on another which is in my 19th Century type set.) I first saw it at lot viewing for a Stack's auction and placed what I thought was a generous bid on the internet. But I was outbid by just a few dollars by a floor bidder who turned out to be a long-time dealer friend. He sent it to CAC and listed it on his website. I saw it and got reunited with this beauty. It cost me a few hundred extra but at least I finally brought this girl home. This coin looks even better in-hand that it does in the photos.
CAC approved. This was the ONLY XF45 that CAC had approved at the time of purchase. (I since received CAC approval on another which is in my 19th Century type set.) I first saw it at lot viewing for a Stack's auction and placed what I thought was a generous bid on the internet. But I was outbid by just a few dollars by a floor bidder who turned out to be a long-time dealer friend. He sent it to CAC and listed it on his website. I saw it and got reunited with this beauty. It cost me a few hundred extra but at least I finally brought this girl home. This coin looks even better in-hand that it does in the photos.
CAC approved. This was the ONLY XF45 that CAC had approved at the time of purchase. (I since received CAC approval on another which is in my 19th Century type set.) I first saw it at lot viewing for a Stack's auction and placed what I thought was a generous bid on the internet. But I was outbid by just a few dollars by a floor bidder who turned out to be a long-time dealer friend. He sent it to CAC and listed it on his website. I saw it and got reunited with this beauty. It cost me a few hundred extra but at least I finally brought this girl home. This coin looks even better in-hand that it does in the photos.
CAC approved. This was the ONLY XF45 that CAC had approved at the time of purchase. (I since received CAC approval on another which is in my 19th Century type set.) I first saw it at lot viewing for a Stack's auction and placed what I thought was a generous bid on the internet. But I was outbid by just a few dollars by a floor bidder who turned out to be a long-time dealer friend. He sent it to CAC and listed it on his website. I saw it and got reunited with this beauty. It cost me a few hundred extra but at least I finally brought this girl home. This coin looks even better in-hand that it does in the photos.
CAC approved. This is a really choice XF45, arguably AU50, with lively surfaces toned in light gray with iridescent blue around the peripheries. A good amount of cartwheel luster remains. I paid a huge premium but I think it was worth it.
CAC approved. This is a really choice XF45, arguably AU50, with lively surfaces toned in light gray with iridescent blue around the peripheries. A good amount of cartwheel luster remains. I paid a huge premium but I think it was worth it.
CAC approved. This is a really choice XF45, arguably AU50, with lively surfaces toned in light gray with iridescent blue around the peripheries. A good amount of cartwheel luster remains. I paid a huge premium but I think it was worth it.
What a nice XF45! Sharp, lustrous, defect-free and great color. CAC approved and easy to see why. A real keeper.
What a nice XF45! Sharp, lustrous, defect-free and great color. CAC approved and easy to see why. A real keeper.
CAC approved. Another "perfect" XF45. A real keeper even though a very common date. A bargain. Thanks, Liz.
CAC approved. Another "perfect" XF45. A real keeper even though a very common date. A bargain. Thanks, Liz.
A really choice XF40, lightly toned and problem free. Nicer than a PCGS XF45 I was offered the same day I bought this at $5000 more. Several dealers I showed it to suggested submitting it to PCGS for grade review, thinking it should be XF45. No such luck.
A really choice XF40, lightly toned and problem free. Nicer than a PCGS XF45 I was offered the same day I bought this at $5000 more. Several dealers I showed it to suggested submitting it to PCGS for grade review, thinking it should be XF45. No such luck.
A really choice XF40, lightly toned and problem free. Nicer than a PCGS XF45 I was offered the same day I bought this at $5000 more. Several dealers I showed it to suggested submitting it to PCGS for grade review, thinking it should be XF45. No such luck.
CAC approved. A very sharp original dusty gray coin with very little wear, just minor scuffing and bag chatter from light contact with other coins. Hints of gold assist the undeniable eye apppeal of this specimen.
CAC approved. A very sharp original dusty gray coin with very little wear, just minor scuffing and bag chatter from light contact with other coins. Hints of gold assist the undeniable eye apppeal of this specimen.
CAC approved. A choice and pretty example of this very difficult date. Well struck with rich original toning over glassy fields and well struck devices.
CAC approved. A choice and pretty example of this very difficult date. Well struck with rich original toning over glassy fields and well struck devices.
CAC approved. A choice and pretty example of this very difficult date. Well struck with rich original toning over glassy fields and well struck devices.
CAC approved. A very difficult low mintage date to find original and problem free.
CAC approved. A very difficult low mintage date to find original and problem free.
CAC approved. Very sharp and deeply toned. A choice coin. Purchased in an ANACS XF40 holder in November 2010. I liked this coin enough to send to PCGS to see if it would cross it at XF40. PCGS liked it enough to send it back to me as XF45. Wow. Then to top that off, it then received CAC approval, still the ONLY 1873 XF45 that has been CAC approved as of 07/26/15.
CAC approved. Very sharp and deeply toned. A choice coin. Purchased in an ANACS XF40 holder in November 2010. I liked this coin enough to send to PCGS to see if it would cross it at XF40. PCGS liked it enough to send it back to me as XF45. Wow. Then to top that off, it then received CAC approval, still the ONLY 1873 XF45 that has been CAC approved as of 07/26/15.
CAC approved. Very sharp and deeply toned. A choice coin. Purchased in an ANACS XF40 holder in November 2010. I liked this coin enough to send to PCGS to see if it would cross it at XF40. PCGS liked it enough to send it back to me as XF45. Wow. Then to top that off, it then received CAC approval, still the ONLY 1873 XF45 that has been CAC approved as of 07/26/15.
CAC approved. Very sharp and deeply toned. A choice coin. Purchased in an ANACS XF40 holder in November 2010. I liked this coin enough to send to PCGS to see if it would cross it at XF40. PCGS liked it enough to send it back to me as XF45. Wow. Then to top that off, it then received CAC approval, still the ONLY 1873 XF45 that has been CAC approved as of 07/26/15.
An unusually nice 1873-CC, sharp with good color over glossy fields and virtually no marks.
An unusually nice 1873-CC, sharp with good color over glossy fields and virtually no marks.
An unusually nice 1873-CC, sharp with good color over glossy fields and virtually no marks.
An unusually nice 1873-CC, sharp with good color over glossy fields and virtually no marks.
An unusually nice 1873-CC, sharp with good color over glossy fields and virtually no marks.
An unusually nice 1873-CC, sharp with good color over glossy fields and virtually no marks.