A group of 50 beautiful Mexico 1 Centavo BU gold colored dime sized coin. This is Mexico's cent (1 Centavo). Due to quantity, dates will vary

In the original GSA case and box. The GSA coins were taken directly from original bags of "CC" dollars and put in a hard display case. These have always been popular with collectors, not only from the historical perspective, but the pristine frosty white surfaces these coins display. This one was graded Ch MS64 by NGC. As collectors want these in the original case, NGC puts a band around the case with the grading information. Most GSA dollars are dated 1882-1884. This one is a scarce 1881-CC, and is a glowing frosty white color.

Attractive medium brn surfaces. This key date is graded F15 (F-VF) by PCGS. Our grade and price is for a F12.

Radiant creamy white lustre. A much better strike than normally seen on this key date!

Full white with deep cameo! (Sample picture)

Creamy lustre and hardly a surface mark. A beautiful example, and at Wholesale Unslabbed Ask!

During the economic times this coin was struck, very few were kept in MS condition. It is a rare event to have a full red Gem 1914-D. It's about 50 times as rare as an 'S-VDB in the same grade! The ultimate rare investment coin! This ultra rarity is beautiful, slabbed by NGC, and available at Graysheet wholesale Bid!

No damage, just honest wear. The wear goes into the lower half of date. However, it is easy to read all 4 digits in date. On the reverse, the mottos are worn away, but the eagle and MM shows. Clnd (Not noted on slab), but no nicks or marks on this rarity. A chance to own the rarest Barber quarter for about half what they usually sell for in AG-G.

We are more than skeptical of less known grading services. This coin is an easy one to grade, but they have it right. The coin is figured as a "Raw" (unslabbed) coin. If you remove it from the slab, there is no change in value. Key date.

So sharp and perfect that you have to look twice to see that it is a real Liberty Nickel that looks this perfect!