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1909-S VDB 1C MS65RB PCGS #2427

CAC The surfaces are bright red with a hint of yellow, as often seen. The "Brown" part of the grade is from the woodgrain toning over each side. This is common to all 1909 cents, both Indian and Lincoln types, and is from improper mixture of the alloy. This coin's appearance is most likely just how it looked in 1909.

1913 5C Type 1 MS67 PCGS #3915

CAC. Light nickel-gray color overall with glimpses of gold and tan. This striking Superb Gem has the frosty luster and rugged textures that characterize the finest examples of this popular one-year type.

1913 5C Type 1 MS67 PCGS #3915

CAC. Light nickel-gray color overall with glimpses of gold and tan. This striking Superb Gem has the frosty luster and rugged textures that characterize the finest examples of this popular one-year type.

1915 5C MS67+ PCGS #3927

CAC 5/0 (1/16)

1917 25C Type 1 MS67FH PCGS #5707

CAC. Light gold toning, a needle-sharp strike, and dynamic cartwheel luster confirm the high grade of this exceptional Type One quarter. Nearly devoid of marks, and practically unobtainable any finer. Population: 60 in 67 Full Head, 2 finer (3/12).

1917 25C Type 1 MS67FH PCGS #5707

CAC. Light gold toning, a needle-sharp strike, and dynamic cartwheel luster confirm the high grade of this exceptional Type One quarter. Nearly devoid of marks, and practically unobtainable any finer. Population: 60 in 67 Full Head, 2 finer (3/12).

1930 25C MS67FH PCGS #5779

CAC. Brightly lustrous with just a hint of lemon-gold patina on each side. This Superb Gem is silver-white elsewhere with great eye appeal. Excellent definition on Liberty's head with the lower rivets of the shield showing the only elements of softness.

1930 25C MS67FH PCGS #5779

CAC. Brightly lustrous with just a hint of lemon-gold patina on each side. This Superb Gem is silver-white elsewhere with great eye appeal. Excellent definition on Liberty's head with the lower rivets of the shield showing the only elements of softness.

1941-S 50C MS66 PCGS #6613

(was CAC, regraded and came back 'non CAC'). A full booming intense luster beams nothing but snow white color from both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is totally terrific!

1941-S 50C MS66 PCGS #6613

(was CAC, regraded and came back 'non CAC'). A full booming intense luster beams nothing but snow white color from both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is totally terrific!