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This is a totally SUPERB GEM and a real MS67+! The surfaces are super clean and have a thick satiny texture. A full booming luster shows off the totally original gold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. This is NOT a dipped coin either-you can see plenty of fresh frost all over. Miss Liberty and every details are well struck. The eye appeal is gorgeous! PCGS 34, NGC 29, CAC 16. PCGS has graded 5 in MS67+ with just 2 higher. You will NOT see these in any frequency.
This is a totally SUPERB GEM and a real MS67+! The surfaces are super clean and have a thick satiny texture. A full booming luster shows off the totally original gold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. This is NOT a dipped coin either-you can see plenty of fresh frost all over. Miss Liberty and every details are well struck. The eye appeal is gorgeous! PCGS 34, NGC 29, CAC 16. PCGS has graded 5 in MS67+ with just 2 higher. You will NOT see these in any frequency.
BEST EYE APPEALING GEM NGC CERTIFICATION # 5822804-001 PF69 RD CAMEO
1830 V-8, LM-3 Half Dime, MS66 Multicolor Toning, Nearly Unimprovable 1830 H10C V-8, LM-3, R.2, MS66 NGC. A radial die crack through star 1 distinguishes LM-3 from the similar LM-2. Navy-blue, golden-brown, and rose-red toning endows this sharply struck and coruscating Premium Gem. No marks are noticeable across the attractively toned surfaces. Our online auction records show only a single higher-graded LM-3 example, an MS66 Prooflike dime in our June 2005 New York Signature. A desirable Capped Bust type coin. Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 232C, Variety PCGS# 38640, Base PCGS# 4277)
1830 V-8, LM-3 Half Dime, MS66 Multicolor Toning, Nearly Unimprovable 1830 H10C V-8, LM-3, R.2, MS66 NGC. A radial die crack through star 1 distinguishes LM-3 from the similar LM-2. Navy-blue, golden-brown, and rose-red toning endows this sharply struck and coruscating Premium Gem. No marks are noticeable across the attractively toned surfaces. Our online auction records show only a single higher-graded LM-3 example, an MS66 Prooflike dime in our June 2005 New York Signature. A desirable Capped Bust type coin. Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 232C, Variety PCGS# 38640, Base PCGS# 4277)
1852-C Five Dollar, MS64 Condition Census Quality One Finer at Both Services Combined 1852-C $5 MS64 NGC. Variety 1. The 1852-C Liberty half eagle claims the second-highest mintage of the series at 72,574 pieces and the issue has a surviving population of 300 to 350 pieces in all grades. While circulated examples are not difficult to locate, Mint State specimens are elusive, and the 1852-C is very rare at the MS64 grade level. This impressive Choice example offers well-detailed design elements and lightly marked greenish-gold surfaces that show prooflike reflectivity in the sheltered areas. Overall eye appeal is outstanding. This coin should find a home in a fine collection of Southern gold. Census: 9 in 64 (1 in 64 ★ ), 1 finer (10/21). Ex: Long Beach Signature (Heritage, 9/2014), lot 3417.(Registry values: P3) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 25UB, PCGS# 8251)
1852-C Five Dollar, MS64 Condition Census Quality One Finer at Both Services Combined 1852-C $5 MS64 NGC. Variety 1. The 1852-C Liberty half eagle claims the second-highest mintage of the series at 72,574 pieces and the issue has a surviving population of 300 to 350 pieces in all grades. While circulated examples are not difficult to locate, Mint State specimens are elusive, and the 1852-C is very rare at the MS64 grade level. This impressive Choice example offers well-detailed design elements and lightly marked greenish-gold surfaces that show prooflike reflectivity in the sheltered areas. Overall eye appeal is outstanding. This coin should find a home in a fine collection of Southern gold. Census: 9 in 64 (1 in 64 ★ ), 1 finer (10/21). Ex: Long Beach Signature (Heritage, 9/2014), lot 3417.(Registry values: P3) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 25UB, PCGS# 8251)
1858-C Half Eagle, MS61 Collectible Charlotte Type Coin 1858-C $5 MS61 NGC. Variety 1. Two die pairs exist for the '58-C five. The mintmark is further west on Variety 1 than on the rarer Variety 2. This peach-gold Charlotte half eagle is well defined and displays minimal contact. Liberty's cheek is particularly smooth. Portions of the fields are moderately granular, as made due to shallow strike-throughs.
1858-C Half Eagle, MS61 Collectible Charlotte Type Coin 1858-C $5 MS61 NGC. Variety 1. Two die pairs exist for the '58-C five. The mintmark is further west on Variety 1 than on the rarer Variety 2. This peach-gold Charlotte half eagle is well defined and displays minimal contact. Liberty's cheek is particularly smooth. Portions of the fields are moderately granular, as made due to shallow strike-throughs.