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

Sharp Liberty, nice medium brn color and no corrosion deposits. Even micro-porosity that takes close inspection to detect. Attractive key date that will fit in a VF or XF collection. A VF30 sells for about $1900, but with the light porosity, it is reduced to...

Frosty tan surfaces and no problems. This is the most famous Mint error in the Lincoln series. A very rare date and, at last report, was the most often counterfeited coin. This pleasing example, that is slabbed by PCGS, should become even harder to locate in the future years.

Open 3, No Arrows. Frosty white spot free lustre rolls over the premium, virtually mark free, surfaces. This key date is very rare, and had an original mintage of only 60,000 coins. The low mintage 'S-VDB had over 6 times the mintage of this dime. Just as importantly, the first year of the Lincoln cent was hoarded, and very few dimes were put back in the 1870's. Even though far rarer, this MS64 wht dime is less than an MS64 Rd 'S-VDB. A 'sleeper date' that is currently valued far less than its rarity would indicate.

A beauty with sparkling lustre. No chop marks or nicks. As usually the case, this one has been cleaned, but it is very attractive!

Full strike and even lustre on this Gem BU Key date!

A beautiful coin with lustre in the protected areas. An old cleaning is visible with close inspection. A mere 54,454 minted. This is the second lowest mintage Hearaldic dollar. XF40 Bust dollars Bid for $4400, and this date goes for a premium over that.

A bold date and a full clear horn. This date is often softly struck on the bison's head, and lacks a full horn, even on slabbed VF's. This one is a premium problem free example.

Lots of golden lustre on both sides. Looks RB. MS65 Red Bid is $6,500. Rare date this nice, especially with a full strike like this specimen. (Blue)

Even frosty tan surfaces with some red lustre showing in some protected areas. This is the boldest doubled die coin in the series.