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1909 5C Proof Liberty Head V Nickel PCGS PR65 CAC Coin
$523.80A 1909 (Philadelphia Mint) Proof Liberty Head V Nickel graded Proof 65 (PR-65) by PCGS with a green CAC sticker. This piece displays an original vibrant luster with light lavender and golden hues, semi-glossy surfaces and excellent sharp details. The total mintage for this date & mint in proof: 4,763. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1919 S 5C Buffalo Nickel NGC AU53 About Uncirculated Key Date Coin
$404.75A 1919 S (San Francisco Mint) Buffalo nickel graded About Uncirculated 53 (AU-53) by NGC. This piece displays an original matte light grey to grey nickel color/tone with some golden orange hues and excellent visible details. The total mintage for this date & mint mark: 7,521,000. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1890 1C Indian Head Cent ICG MS63 RB Red Brown Uncirculated Coin
$142.85An 1890 (Philadelphia Mint) Indian Head Cent graded Mint State 63 Red & Brown (MS-63 RB) by ICG. This piece displays an original light luster, eye appealing red/brown hues and excellent details. The total mintage for this date: 57,180,114. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1909 S/S 1C Lincoln Wheat Cent S/Horizontal S PCGS MS64 RD Red Key Date Coin
$761.89A 1909 San Francisco Mint (S) (S over Horizontal S variety) Lincoln Wheat Cent graded Mint State 64 Red (MS-64 RD) by PCGS. This piece displays an original vibrant luster, original red color with light streaks of darker hues and excellent details. The total mintage for this date & mint: 1,825,000. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1908 S 1C Indian Head Cent NGC MS62 RB Red Brown Uncirculated Key Date Coin
$571.42A 1908 S (San Francisco Mint) Indian Head Cent graded Mint State 62 Red Brown (MS-62 RB) by NGC. This piece displays an original light brick red color/tone with some darker areas, light visible luster and excellent details. The total mintage for this date & mint mark: 1,115,000. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1909 5C Proof Liberty Head V Nickel PCGS PR67+ CAC Coin D.L. Hansen Collection
$2,380.94A 1909 (Philadelphia Mint) Proof Liberty Head V Nickel graded Proof 67 Plus (PR-67+) by PCGS with a green CAC sticker and formerly from the D.L. Hansen collection. This piece displays an original vibrant luster with glossy/watery fields, light golden toning and excellent sharp frosted details. The total mintage for this date & mint in proof: 4,763. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1935 1C Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS67 RD Red Gem Uncirculated Coin
$214.28A 1935 (Philadelphia Mint) Lincoln Wheat Cent graded Mint State 67 Red (MS-67 RD) by PCGS. This piece displays an original vibrant luster, deep fiery orange/red color/tone and excellent details. The total mintage for this date & mint mark: 245,388,000. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1921 S $1 Morgan Silver Dollar Hit List 40 VAM 1B-6b Thorn Head PCGS AU55 Coin
$285.70A 1921 San Francisco Mint (S) Morgan Silver Dollar (VAM-1B-6b/Thorn Head/Die State 10) graded About Uncirculated 55 (AU-55) by PCGS. This piece displays an original light grey silver color/tone with a light visible luster underneath and excellent visible details. VAM-1B-6b is the tenth die state in the Thorn Head VAM series. VamWorld states, "Tenth die gouge state. Shallow gouge back of cap between NU polished again making it short faint spike." The total mintage for this date & mint mark: 21,695,000. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
1921 High Relief $1 Silver Peace Dollar NGC XF Details Rim Damage Key Date Coin
$176.18A 1921 High Relief (Philadelphia Struck) Silver Peace Dollar graded Extremely Fine (XF) Details (Rim Damage) by NGC. This piece displays an light grey silver color/tone, multiple rim bumps visible on the obverse and very nice visible details. The total mintage for this date & mint: 1,006,473. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase. Learn More -
FULL DATES 2 Rolls of 50 ea $10 Face Value 90% Silver Roosevelt Dimes
$236.742 Rolls of 50 mixed & full date 90% silver Roosevelt dimes in average circulated condition. This listing is for TWO rolls of 50 pieces EACH. All coins will be packaged in a plastic tube.
The Roosevelt Dime is a ten cent piece that was minted in ninety percent silver from 1946-1964 and in copper nickel from 1965 to date. Designed by John R. Sinnock, the inception of the Roosevelt dime started with the death of the 32nd President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Soon after his passing, Virginia Congressman Ralph H. Daughton proposed legislation to replace the Mercury Dime with Roosevelt’s image. Chief U.S. Mint Engraver John R. Sinnock was assigned to prepare the new design, and his initial design was rejected. After preparing a new design, it was approved on January 6th, 1946 and on January 30th, 1946 the Roosevelt dime was released on what would have been Roosevelt’s 64th birthday. The obverse features Roosevelt’s bust facing left with Sinnocks initials JS in the truncation of the neck and the date to the right. The reverse depicts a torch, olive branch, and oak branch symbolizing liberty, peace and strength, respectively. The mint mark is found to the left of the torch at the bottom, however starting in 1968, the mint mark was moved to the obverse above the date. Parameters originally set for the Roosevelt Dime struck in silver were: .900 silver, .100 copper composition, a net weight of .07234 oz. pure silver, total weight of 2.5 grams, and featured a 17.9 mm diameter with a reeded edge. However, with the repeal of the gold and silver standard in 1964, the Roosevelt dime was changed to a clad strike and today dimes are .750 copper, .250 nickel composition bonded to an inner core of pure copper. The weight was also reduced to 2.27 grams.
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