1855 3CS MS66 认证号25675699, PCGS号3671

CAC This is one of the finest examples known of this scarce date! Amazing luster resides in the fields, which shines through rich toning flecks that inhabit the obverse, and flashes with shimmering reflectivity through the green, blue, and crimson hues. The reverse is more uniformly toned with deep greenish-gold shades, but again the dazzling luster is apparent. Only 139,000 pieces were struck for this scarce date, and not many exist that can even approach this stellar example. The strike is reasonably sharp but for a hint of softness on the periphery, and both dies show the commonly seen die clashing. PCGS 8, NGC 5, CAC 5.

Ron Guth

The 1855 Three-Cent Silver is the second year of the Type 2 sub-type, and it has the lowest mintage of any date from the 1850s, and the lowest mintage of all dates until 1863.  As a result, this is one of the more valuable dates in the series, but most circulated grades can be found for a small premium over the type price, at least, up until the EF and better levels.

This issue is almost always seen with clashmarks of some degree or another.  The finest example certified by PCGS is a single MS66+.