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Teletrade Auction (March 1999): Nice cameo effect against smooth reflective mirrors with nice mint-copper color.
Teletrade Auction (March 1999): Nice cameo effect against smooth reflective mirrors with nice mint-copper color.
Teletrade Auction (December 1998): Nice tone-free example of the nickel when proof production resumed after WWII; OGH gem.
Teletrade Auction (December 1998): Nice tone-free example of the nickel when proof production resumed after WWII; OGH gem.
Teletrade Auction (March 1999): Nice cameo look to this first year proof Roosie.
Teletrade Auction (March 1999): Nice cameo look to this first year proof Roosie.
Coin Universe Auction (May 1999): Very nice tone-free silver color and luster.
Coin Universe Auction (May 1999): Very nice tone-free silver color and luster.
Teletrade Auction (March 1999): The start of harvest colored toning on this first year proof Franklin.
Teletrade Auction (March 1999): The start of harvest colored toning on this first year proof Franklin.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Red copper with irridescent overtones of brilliant turquoise, emerald green and magenta (appearing as dark brown toning in the photo).
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Red copper with irridescent overtones of brilliant turquoise, emerald green and magenta (appearing as dark brown toning in the photo).
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some copper toning fogs the surfaces, particularly on the reverse.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some copper toning fogs the surfaces, particularly on the reverse.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some light toning diminishes the overall luster of this piece.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some light toning diminishes the overall luster of this piece.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Light copper toning in the periphery; nice mirrors.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Light copper toning in the periphery; nice mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Brilliant silver high-end gem with a hint of colorful toning sprayed across its surfaces.
Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Brilliant silver high-end gem with a hint of colorful toning sprayed across its surfaces.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant copper color, nice mirrors.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant copper color, nice mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (September 1985): Copper brown toning gives the piece a cameo look.
Teletrade Auction (September 1985): Copper brown toning gives the piece a cameo look.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Slight toning in the periphery; nice silver luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Slight toning in the periphery; nice silver luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Spotty toning and fields; prime up-grade candidate.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Spotty toning and fields; prime up-grade candidate.
eBay Auction (April 2005): Just the suggestion of copper brown toning beneath the reflective and brilliant silver surfaces. This OGH gem has great eye appeal.
eBay Auction (April 2005): Just the suggestion of copper brown toning beneath the reflective and brilliant silver surfaces. This OGH gem has great eye appeal.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Full mint-state copper color and luster, very attractive.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Full mint-state copper color and luster, very attractive.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice contrasting portrait with different shades of copper toning.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice contrasting portrait with different shades of copper toning.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some toning in the fields diminishes overall silver luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some toning in the fields diminishes overall silver luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some spotty toning on both sides; full red color and luster otherwise.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Some spotty toning on both sides; full red color and luster otherwise.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Turquoise toning in the devices, attractive gem nickel.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Turquoise toning in the devices, attractive gem nickel.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice surfaces; a bit of copper toning on the reverse.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice surfaces; a bit of copper toning on the reverse.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Aqua/turquoise toning on this silver gem.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Aqua/turquoise toning on this silver gem.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant silver surfaces with the suggestion of underlying colorful toning.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant silver surfaces with the suggestion of underlying colorful toning.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant red gem, nice mint-fresh copper color and luster, nice surfaces.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant red gem, nice mint-fresh copper color and luster, nice surfaces.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Deep mirrors and nice cameo contrast on this well-struck gem.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Deep mirrors and nice cameo contrast on this well-struck gem.
Teletrade Auction (March 2000): Champagne/gold toning on this high-end cameo.
Teletrade Auction (March 2000): Champagne/gold toning on this high-end cameo.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Just a hint of hazy toning on both sides.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Just a hint of hazy toning on both sides.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice strike, mint-red color, nice mirrors.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice strike, mint-red color, nice mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (January 2005): Even light frosting of all devices, nice proof-nickel color with excellent mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (January 2005): Even light frosting of all devices, nice proof-nickel color with excellent mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (January 2005): Very sharp looking cameo gem; nice frost and very deep and reflective mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (January 2005): Very sharp looking cameo gem; nice frost and very deep and reflective mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Another deep cameo missing the 'D' in the designation; very heavy frost and black mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Another deep cameo missing the 'D' in the designation; very heavy frost and black mirrors.
eBay Auction (July 2002): Nice cameo contrast, reflective mirrors, and all silver luster.
eBay Auction (July 2002): Nice cameo contrast, reflective mirrors, and all silver luster.
1957 Lincoln Cent PR67 { PCGS-3 } (Sep'1985) Very brilliant rich copper luster graces this gem. A very good strike and great eye appeal provides an attractive tribute to Abraham Lincoln minted during the "Happy Days" period of our country during the Eisenhower administration.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Deep turquoise toning on both sides; a bit foggy on the reverse devices, still an attractive coin.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Deep turquoise toning on both sides; a bit foggy on the reverse devices, still an attractive coin.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Attractive cameo contrast with excellent mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Attractive cameo contrast with excellent mirrors.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Outwardly silver; but underlying toning dampens the luster and eye appeal. Definite upgrade candidate.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Outwardly silver; but underlying toning dampens the luster and eye appeal. Definite upgrade candidate.
eBay Auction (June 2002): Some spotty toning; but mostly very reflective silver surfaces.
eBay Auction (June 2002): Some spotty toning; but mostly very reflective silver surfaces.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice copper proof from the fifties; red, well-struck and good luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Nice copper proof from the fifties; red, well-struck and good luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): A hint of gold toning on the obverse; and darker brown toning on the reverse.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): A hint of gold toning on the obverse; and darker brown toning on the reverse.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): The hint of aqua toning beneath hazy surfaces.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): The hint of aqua toning beneath hazy surfaces.
eBay Auction (January 2005): Knock-out gorgeous silver luster; very nicely preserved mirrors.
eBay Auction (January 2005): Knock-out gorgeous silver luster; very nicely preserved mirrors.
eBay Auction (June 2002): Brilliant silver with the hint of frosting; very reflective mirrors.
eBay Auction (June 2002): Brilliant silver with the hint of frosting; very reflective mirrors.
1959 Lincoln Memorial Cent PR67RD { PCGS-3 } (Sep'1985) Shimmering copper surfaces give this penny an interesting look. After 50 years of production, the wheat adorned reverse is replaced appropriately by the Lincoln Memorial.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Very nice cameo contrast; brilliant proof luster.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Very nice cameo contrast; brilliant proof luster.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): The hint of champagne toning beneath mint silver surfaces.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): The hint of champagne toning beneath mint silver surfaces.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Light frosting of all devices, great mirrors with cameo contrast.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Light frosting of all devices, great mirrors with cameo contrast.
eBay Auction (May 2002): Very deep reflective mirrors with lots of luster from polished silver surfaces offers quite dazzling eye appeal.
eBay Auction (May 2002): Very deep reflective mirrors with lots of luster from polished silver surfaces offers quite dazzling eye appeal.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Nice cameo contrast on this more common of the date varieties.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Nice cameo contrast on this more common of the date varieties.
eBay Auction (March 2005): Great cameo contrast with deeply reflective mirrors.
eBay Auction (March 2005): Great cameo contrast with deeply reflective mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (September 2005): Multiply reflective mirrors on this gem provide stark contrast the the highly frosted devices.
Teletrade Auction (September 2005): Multiply reflective mirrors on this gem provide stark contrast the the highly frosted devices.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Well struck frosted gem, some spotty toning in the obverse fields, brilliant silver otherwise.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Well struck frosted gem, some spotty toning in the obverse fields, brilliant silver otherwise.
eBay Auction (May 2002): Very heavily frosted. Couldn't figure out why this wasn't 'deep cameo'; until I realized that PCGS had graded it as deep cameo, and left the "D" off of the designation on the label by mistake!
eBay Auction (May 2002): Very heavily frosted. Couldn't figure out why this wasn't 'deep cameo'; until I realized that PCGS had graded it as deep cameo, and left the "D" off of the designation on the label by mistake!
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Very nice Camelot Copper with plenty of luster.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Very nice Camelot Copper with plenty of luster.
eBay Auction (March 2005): Nice lightly frosted devices; substantial toning on the reverse fields.
eBay Auction (March 2005): Nice lightly frosted devices; substantial toning on the reverse fields.
eBay Auction (February 2005): A hint of toning on this silver gem; plenty of proof luster.
eBay Auction (February 2005): A hint of toning on this silver gem; plenty of proof luster.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Brilliant silver; highly frosted devices contrast with the multiply reflective mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Brilliant silver; highly frosted devices contrast with the multiply reflective mirrors.
1961 Franklin Half Dollar PR69 { PCGS-3 } (Apr'2002) This brilliant silver, very well struck gem half dollar has excellent surfaces and mirrors. Devices have nice evenly heavy frosting and the mirrors are deep and multiply reflective.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Deep mirrors with cameo; excellent mint-copper color and luster.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Deep mirrors with cameo; excellent mint-copper color and luster.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Very attractive heavily frosted nickel with very deep and black mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (February 2005): Very attractive heavily frosted nickel with very deep and black mirrors.
Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Light champagne toning; some spotty toning on the brilliant silver gem.
Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Light champagne toning; some spotty toning on the brilliant silver gem.
eBay Auction (April 2002): Brilliant luster and heavy frost shimmers in pools of silver in the deeply mirrored fields.
eBay Auction (April 2002): Brilliant luster and heavy frost shimmers in pools of silver in the deeply mirrored fields.
eBay Auction (April 2002): Nicely contrasted frosted devices with deep reflective mirrors. In OGH.
eBay Auction (April 2002): Nicely contrasted frosted devices with deep reflective mirrors. In OGH.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Great looking penny, uniform red-copper color, full cameo with nice reflective mirrors.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Great looking penny, uniform red-copper color, full cameo with nice reflective mirrors.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Superb luster, with highly reflective and brilliant surfaces.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Superb luster, with highly reflective and brilliant surfaces.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Heavy frost and even toning dulls the brightness some on this silver gem.
Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Heavy frost and even toning dulls the brightness some on this silver gem.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Brilliant silver gem with heavily frosted devices; deep mirrors but some toning spots in the periphery of the obverse fields.
eBay Auction (February 2005): Brilliant silver gem with heavily frosted devices; deep mirrors but some toning spots in the periphery of the obverse fields.
eBay Auction (March 2002): Very reflective silver luster from this high-end gem.
eBay Auction (March 2002): Very reflective silver luster from this high-end gem.
1964 Lincoln Memorial Cent PR69DCAM { PCGS-3 } (Mar'2005) Virtually flawless surfaces offer great contrast between the highly frosted devices and the deep multiply reflective mirrors. This piece has rich all-natural mint fresh red-copper color.
1964 Jefferson Nickel PR69DCAM { PCGS-3 } (Nov'2004) Great deep cameo contrast with very nice mirrors makes for one super-looking coin. Heavy frosting of the devices make them come to life against the black mirrors.
1964 Roosevelt Dime PR69DCAM { PCGS-3 } (Mar'2005) Multiple reflections off of the mirrors of this silver gem give it an other-worldly look. The mirrors are pools of shimmering luster while the devices are heavily frosted.
1964 Washington Quarter PR69DCAM { PCGS-3 } (Oct'2005) Nice cameo contrast between the frosted devices and highly reflective mirrors. Brilliant untoned silver surfaces display plenty of luster and offer great eye appeal.
1964 Washington Quarter PR69DCAM { PCGS-3 } (Oct'2005) Nice cameo contrast between the frosted devices and highly reflective mirrors. Brilliant untoned silver surfaces display plenty of luster and offer great eye appeal.
1964 Kennedy Half Dollar PR69DCAM { PCGS-3 } (Aug'2006) First and last year of the regular issue silver JFK half-dollar; an elegant design with the hair that Jackie approved, this highly frosted coin offers superb eye appeal.