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About CAC Coins: John Albanese efforts to identify above average coins in Third Party Grading service holders is having a significant impact within the numismatic marketplace. Coins designated with the Green Bean easily bring full trend guide pricing along with premiums. Astute collectors are demanding only CAC validated coins for long term collecting objectives and sound financial holdings.

This price list features only Gerry Fortin Rare Coins inventory that has CAC approval. Look for the icon by individual listings.

There are 183 Coins for Sale. New coin(s) added on August 23, 2026

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Photo	Type	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
Half & 1 Cent
	Early Copper	1820 Large Date	MS65+BN	NGC 6329497008	N-13	Gem	$2950	New August 19! Dazzling Luster with Attractive Toning. This large cent has wonderful eye appeal. The luster is excellent and accentuates the blue and magenta toning seen throughout the coin. There is a huge die crack on the obverse that connects the stars and date together. Miss Liberty's cheek is clean. Without some spots in Miss Liberty's hair, this coin would grade even higher.
	Flying Eagle	1857	MS63	PCGS 41703694		Choice	$1695	New August 18! Steely Reflective Luster, Wicked Nice Eye Appeal, CAC Approval. Ex. Evergreen and Sooner Collections. A thoroughly pleasing 1857 Flying Eagle strike that presents sharp steely fields with substantial reflectance. Surfaces are unabraded with a hint of obverse verdigris at the legend and date punch. Reverse strike is weak at the upper right wreath. Overall, the eye appeal is wicked nice and certain to please the advanced collector. Recently upgraded by the Sooner Collection and back on the price list. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2022) holder with CAC approval.
	Flying Eagle	1858 J-193	PF61	PCGS OGH 1457845	J-193	Choice	$2500	New August 18! 1858 Pattern Flying Eagle Cent. J-193. Ex. Humphreys Collection. The obverse is the regular-issue Small Letters 1858 cent. The reverse resembles the as-issued 1860 Indian cent with an oak wreath and ONE CENT with a shield at the top, but the shield is much broader and ornamental. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Excellent eye appeal despite a fair number of hairlines and a few spots. The mirrors are strong and the red mauve toning is very pretty. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 3.0 holder (Jan 1990 - Feb 1993).
	Flying Eagle	1858 J-203	PF45	NGC 1780616004	J-203	Choice	HOLD $2150	New August 18! 1858 Circulated Pattern; J-203. Ex. Humphreys Collection. This near gem example of this relatively common pattern displays light even wear over original light brown surfaces. The obverse has a hooked-neck eagle flying left with tall wings. The reverse is similar to that of the issued 1860 cent but there is no shield at 12 o'clock. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge.
	Flying Eagle	1858 Small Letters	MS63	PCGS 36364603		Gem	$1950	New August 19! Well Struck with Excellent Original Luster. Ex. Evergreen. Dazzling original luster excites the eyes on this well struck example. There are no noticeable marks. The PCGS label says this is a Small Letters variety. There is also an Eagle Eye sticker and a Snow-13 designation which is a Large Letter variety which looks to be incorrect as it is a Small Letters variety.
	Indian	1859	MS63	NGC 8424905012		Choice	$1095	Great Color, Clean Surfaces. This is an eye appealing example of the first year of the Indian cent type. Excellent red orange color with nice luster. A few small specks keeps this from a gem rating.
	Indian	1861	MS64	PCGS 21602074		Choice	$975	New August 15! Attractive Light Surfaces on this Civil War Coin. Ex. Evergreen Collection. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.
	Indian	1899	PF67RB	PCGS 50481396		Choice	$5450	Almost Fully Red. This nicely struck proof displays attractive color. The obverse is mostly red with deeper magenta color on the left which likely prevented the coin from being designated as fully red. The right obverse is flashy with orange color mellowing to yellowish green towards the rim. The reverse is fully red. None of the small specks are distracting.
	Lincoln	1909 VDB	MS64RD	PCGS 12938370		Gem	$150	New August 18! Gem Red 1909 VDB. Ex. Humphreys Collection. Full red over very clean surfaces. Looks 65. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005 - 2011) holder.
Image Available Soon	Lincoln	1958 Lot of 52 1934-1958 Lincoln 1c CACG-65RD	MS65RD	CACG		Choice	HOLD $1890	Sold from Daily Blog. CAC Endorsement
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	Capped Bust	1834	MS65	PCGS 26130192	LM-2	Gem	$4450	Superb Toning; Hammered Strike. This gem Capped Bust half dime has everything going for it - fantastic luster underlying grey blue multicolored toning over mark free surfaces. The strike is exceptional as well with each star coming to a point and outstanding detail on the eagles feathers and talons.
	Seated	1837 Small Date	AU58	NGC 348522012		Gem	$1450	Wow! For the Color Connoisseur. First Year Type. Gorgeous dual-side toning provides superb eye appeal on this first year of issue of this No Stars type half dime. Vibrant blue toning surrounds light magenta color. Well struck with a whisper of wear. There is an interesting cud forming on the first A in AMERICA on the reverse. Light handling lines can be seen on the obverse fields but are hidden beneath the very attractive toning.
	Seated	1838	MS65	PCGS 25351181		Choice	$1895	Near Gem. Atrractive Stars, No Drapery Type.. Surfaces are original with a few ticks on either side. The obverse is well struck with eye appealing toning and is gem quality. The obverse center is mostly copper toned with tints of blue and magenta at the date and yellow blue near stars 1-8. The reverse is well struck except for the A in HALF.
	Seated	1838 No Drapery, Large Stars	MS64	NGC 2685622002		Choice	$1285	Creamy Frosted Luster, Complete Strike, Near-Gem, CAC Approved. 2025 Black Friday Sale Offering - A boldly repunched star 8 is readily evident on this superbly preserved 1838 Seated half dime. Radiant mint bloom radiates creamy frosted luster when placed under angled lighting. Strike is fully executed with a reverse die crack through O(F) into the wreath. One reverse field mark holds this piece back from potential higher grade. The eye appeal is certainly there. Newly consigned and a premium example. Housed in new large font NGC holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1843	MS66	PCGS 13718953		Gem	$2750	Beautiful toning; shattered reverse. Excellent luster underlying golden rust toning at the centers with blue toning at the obverse periphery creates excellent eye appeal on this early Seated half dime. With only 9 stickered at CAC in 66 with none higher, this pop top half dime would be a great addition to a collector putting together a high grade set or would make an excellent type coin. The shattered reverse die creates additional interest.
	Seated	1846	EF45	CACG 41371215		Choice	$6950	Key Date! Good Detail, Unmarked Surfaces. Ex. Hilt Collection. Just 27,000 minted of this lowest minted date in the Stars on Obverse type. The next smallest mintage date is the 1853 No Arrows with a mintage of 135,000. What stands out is how smooth the surfaces are. The coin displays good detail with nice even wear. CAC has endorsed 4 at this grade, with just 5 higher. The CACG holder indicates this with a (L)egacy designation.
	Seated	1853 Arrows	MS67	CACG 648509387		Gem	$12950	Original surfaces; High Grade Type Coin. CAC has only endorsed 9 coins at the Supberb Gem MS67 level of this three year type coin. This coin is original with highly lustrous undipped off white surfaces. It is nicely struck and clean. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse.
	Seated	1860 Transitional	MS64	PCGS 52076438	J-267	Choice	$7300	Rare with about 100 Known! The Coin without a Country. In 1859-1860, the half dime and dime changed to having United States of America moved from the obverse to the reverse. During this transition period, some 1860 half dimes were struck with the new With Stars Obverse. However, some coins were paired with the 1859 reverse which doesn't have United States of America on the back, thus the "Coin without a Country." PCGS now calls these Transitional and a Judd-267 pattern number has been assigned to these rare transitional coins. This coin has attractive and original rust purple toning over lustrous surfaces. It is well struck with the exception of stars 9 and 10 on the obverse. There is one line on the right obverse field near stars 12 and 13. While these coins are certainly rare, it is the story that makes this a fascinating conversation piece to non-collectors.
	Shield	1881	EF40	NGC 3746119020		Choice	$825	Semi-key Date. Just 68,000 business strikes were minted of this scarce date. It displays nice originality with a smooth evenly worn obverse. The reverse has some older scattered marks in the open field surrounding the 5 and near the last A in America.
	Shield	1882	PF67	PCGS 44875001		Choice	HOLD $1600	New August 11! Price Reduction - Pristine Surfaces; Grey Blue Toning. Ex. Island Lake Collection. This superb proof has received the CAC seal of approval at the PCGS PF 67 grade. It is free of hairlines and other blemishes and has attractive blue grey toning over satiny fields. Very pretty!
	Liberty V	1886	G6	CACG 973638654		Choice	$225	Semi-key Date. The second best date of the Liberty nickel series, this coin has few hairlines for a coin that has circulated this much. The details are strong for the grade. There are some marks on the coin.
	Liberty V	1906	MS62	PCGS 54236097		Gem	$265	Excellent Eye Appeal. Very Attractive Color.. Even though it is a lower priced coin, this caught our attention at the recent June Baltimore show. Attractive color on both sides with the reverse color being superb makes this coin stand out from other Liberty nickels at much higher grade levels. The strike is average with some weakness in Miss Liberty's hair and the left corn stalk on the reverse is flat. There are numerous light horizontal handling lines seen with a loupe to justify the MS62 grade, but are not apparent with the naked eye. The luster on both sides is very good. The reverse on its own is easily MS64 quality.
	Liberty V	1909	PF67CAM	PCGS 50062136		Gem	$2750	New August 19! Attractively Toned on Both Sides.. It is unusual to find a nicely toned Liberty nickel with a cameo designation. The rims have bluish toning while the center is magenta on both sides. The toning doesn't impact the deeply mirrored fields that contrast nicely with Miss Liberty. Hairlines are not to be found. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.
	Buffalo	1914-D	AU58	CACG 53871921		Gem	$650	Strictly Original and Nicely Struck. Few Marks. The 1914-D Buffalo nickel is one of the best dates in a circulated Buffalo nickel collection. This coin is strictly original and perfectly graded. It is nicely struck and has very few marks for an AU58. This kind of quality in an AU58 is hard to find which is what we seek relentlessly. The CACG holder does have some haze near LIBERTY on the obverse.
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	Draped Bust	1798/7 13 Stars Reverse	EF45	PCGS 12534347	JR-2	Choice	$42000	New August 22! Extremely Rare Variety; Only 5 CAC'd; Original Silver Grey Patina. Silver-gray surfaces with hints of rose patina as the coin turns under a light. A bit softly struck in the centers, there are a few abrasions that are consistent with the grade and heavy die clashing in the obverse fields characteristic of all known examples. One scratch mark parallels Liberty's bust to 5 o'clock on the obverse rim. This is one of the rarest redbook varieties of Draped Bust dimes with approximately 30 examples known, The CAC population in all grades is 5, with this one being the lowest. There is one in 58, two in 62 and one in 63. The 63 CAC sold in 2015 for $199,750. The two 62 CACs would likely cost in excess of $100k assuming one became available. The 58 CAC is locked up in my (Matt's) collection. This coin was sold by Stacks in August 2013 for $30,555. This is a rare chance to obtain a CAC'd collector grade example of this rare date.
	Capped Bust	1821 Small Date	MS62	PCGS 50984623	JR-9	Gem	$5250	New August 21! Gem at Grade, Steely-Frosted Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels. Ex. Evergreen and Osprey Collections. The steely frosted fields on this GFRC-Gem rated 1821 JR-9 dime are captivating. A stunning open collar Capped Bust dime that would be ideal for type or placement in an advanced date set. Under angled lighting, the luster is sharp and brilliant with swirling cartwheels adding to the viewing pleasure. A complete strike, with meticulously defined hair curls and elevated start center points, further enhances the presentation. Surfaces are essentially unabraded with two well hidden hairlines on the lower obverse that warrant mention and most likely correlate to the certified grade. However, the eye appeal is that of a higher grade.
	Seated	1821 Large Date	VF35	PCGS 26810131	JR-7 R2	Choice	$595	Smooth Original Coin. An appealing original Capped Bust dime with no major marks. The lettering on the reverse is particularly interesting due to the "S OF" letters in STATES OF AMERICA being noticeably higher than the other letters and the unusually large C in AMERICA.
	Capped Bust	1831	MS64	PCGS 35587394	JR-5	Gem	$4950	New August 22! Gem Original wuth Attractive Toning. Ex. Evergreen. Orange-gold toning covers lustrous grey surfaces. Perfectly original and very clean for the grade.
	Capped Bust	1833	MS63	PCGS 45519120	JR-9	Gem	HOLD $3850	New July 26! Want List Fulfillment. Ex. Evergreen. CAC Endorsed.
	Seated	1837 No Stars, Small Date	MS65	PCGS 21314594	F-104	Gem	$13000	New August 21! No Stars, Small Date, Gem Original, Gerry Fortin Collection.. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. An extraordinary gem in all regards as both sides are draped in warm frosted luster with rose-red and sea-green toning. The surfaces are fully pristine other than a single tick to the left of the clasp. The reverse was previously clashed with a Large Date obverse and presents die clash marks below DI(ME) and across the ribbons and stems. The Small Date punch can be easily distinguished by a round top 7 digit. The Small Date is the better of the two 1837 date punch varieties with the CAC census reported at 76 examples with only five finer. Heritage Auctions, 2003 Long Beach Sale, Lot #330. Housed in original PCGS Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4562.
	Seated	1838 No Drapery, Large Stars	MS65	PCGS 6617309	F-104	Gem	$13500	New August 21! Large Stars, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. This 1838 Large Stars was among the numerous Gold CAC approved dimes within the Fortin Collection. Though overshadowed by three significantly shattered obverse dies, the F-104 obverse is also a compelling study with bold die crack through the rock and shield along with a second through star 9 and into the right field. This example radiates frosted luster from undisturbed surfaces with pastel sea-green and golden toning on the obverse and sky blue hues on the reverse. Cartwheels are equally impressive. Acquired during May, 2003 from the popular Teletrade platform. With its Gold CAC bean, this dime has claims to the condition census as the CAC population is 9 total at the MS66 and MS67 grades. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) Gold Shield holder with Gold CAC approval. PCGS #4568.
	Seated	1838 No Drapery, Small Stars	MS65	PCGS 6617304	F-101a	Gem	HOLD $6950	New August 23! Small Stars, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. Granular textured mint bloom covers both sides of this meticulous preserved Small Stars gem. Sharply struck with a faint patina on both sides. Under a bright light, the eye appeal is notable with frosted radiance and vibrant cartwheels. The Small Stars variety is the result of a Mint employee who mistakenly used the half dime star punch rather than the dime punch. F-101a, a later die state with die crack through the left stars and extending into the date. A doubled die reverse is readily evident at the lower left wreath and at the denomination. Utilized as the F-101a plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. A challenging variety, when CAC approved with a population of only 30 in total and a single example finer. The CAC price guide stands at $52,50 as reference. Heritage Auctions, August 2024 ANA Sale, Lot 352. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) Gold Shield holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4569.
	Seated	1839	EF45	PCGS 4851821	F-105a	Gem	$995	Pie Shattered Obverse - Early Die State Without Cracks, Gem Original, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection.. Previously sold by GFRC in April 2024 as part of the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and can be looked up in the archives. As previously noted, "[t]he second unique die state of four for the Pie Shattered Obverse, the Holy Grail of Liberty Seated dime die variety collecting. This conservatively graded example is ideal for the grade with antique gray patina on the obverse with increment rose house on the reverse. Purchased decades ago and employed as the F-105a plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. Gold CAC approved occurred during 2014. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.3 (2005) holder."
	Seated	1840 No Drapery	MS64	PCGS 3860000	F-108	Choice	$2500	New August 17! Satiny Radiance, Near-Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Massachusetts Collections. Over the years of researching the Seated dime series, it has been noted that the 1840 Philadelphia dies were weakly hubbed as a rule as compared to the prior two years with the F-108 obverse being in noticeable low relief. I'm quite impressed with this near-gem Mint State example for several reasons. The soft satiny radiance is readily evident along with vibrant cartwheels under the office lamp. Superior to the Liberty Seated dime web-book plate coin in detail and overall presentation. The date brings a lower CAC census at 58 in all grades with 12 finer. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4573.
	Seated	1840	MS63	PCGS 21861239	F-102	Gem	$3950	Well Struck with Vibrant Blue and Deeper Magenta Toning. Previously sold by GFRC in April 2024 as part of the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and can be looked up in the archives. This is the only Gold CAC 1840 No Drapery dime in any grade. Both sides of this well struck coin are toned vibrant blue with deeper magenta toning. There are a few marks on the fields on both sides that are well hidden beneath the attractive toning. In a PCGS Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) holder with NASDAQ:CLCT on two lines.
	Seated	1840 No Drapery	AU55	PCGS 54100761	F-103	Gem	$750	New July 2! Gem Original, Chin Whiskers Variety, Unique Toning. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. A popular Top 100 variety with heavy die polish lines from Liberty's chin to bare shoulder, thus the name Chin Whiskers. This CAC'd example has nice grey toning over very clean surfaces. A splash of colorful toning around Miss Liberty's head makes this coin memorable. Both sides show slight softness of strike including the O of ONE on the reverse.
	Seated	1840-O No Drapery	EF40	NGC 6924959008	F-106	Choice	$950	Medium O, Top 100 Varieties #16, Choice Original Surfaces. 1840 New Orleans strikes are challenging in original EF or better grades. Three mintmark sizes are available with the F-106 variety resulting from a single Medium O reverse die. An early die state reverse without the vertical die crack at noon, but exhibiting the usual weakness at (ON)E. A nice original CACd example with classic grey surfaces with darker peripheries.
	Seated	1841	MS65	PCGS 50023838	F-104	Gem	$12750	New August 21! Repunched 184, Exceptional Gem, Condition Rarity. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. A richly and colorfully toned dime that is a condition rarity with a strike that is complete. It is important to note that strike variations often plagued the With Stars design. The eye appeal is exceptional with a partially mirrored obverse and frosted reverse. Apricot-gray, blue, and golden-orange shades decorate the obverse while slate-gray gives way to orange-tinged borders on the reverse. The surfaces are entirely unabraded and a joy during 10x inspection. The repunching below the 184 digits is boldly defined while the reverse die is pristine prior to becoming excessively rusted during later usage. Heritage Auctions, November 2002, Santa Clara CA Sale, Lot #6048. Housed in its original PCGS Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) holder with Gold CAC approval. PCGS #4579.
	Seated	1841	MS62	PCGS 1435322	F-110a	Gem	$1895	Well Struck with Dual Sided Toning. Previously sold by GFRC in April 2024 as part of the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and can be looked up in the archives. This Gold CAC coin is fully toned on both sides. The stars and date are surrounded by yellow and orange toning with the rest of the obverse toned blue and magenta. The reverse is mostly blue with a magenta center. There is one scratch from Miss Liberty's left facing arm towards her stomach area. Without this mark, this coin would grade substantially higher. In a PCGS Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) holder with NASDAQ: CLCT on two lines.
	Seated	1842	MS65+	PCGS 42075540		Choice	$4500	New July 2! Near Gem. Sole PCGS MS65+. Strict Originaltiy. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. This is the only PCGS MS65+ coin with just six coins graded higher. Strictly original, this coin is well struck with good surfaces. The obverse is original grey and mark free. The reverse is easily gem quality with attractive light blue and magenta color in the centers with yellow orange toning towards the rims.
	Seated	1842	MS66	PCGS 43190533	F-105	Gem	HOLD $6750	New August 21! Tied for Finest, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. "Luster bomb" best describes this 1842 as granular mint frost is pervasive on both sides. Under a bright light, the frosted radiance is intense and thoroughly satisfying. The strike is deeply impressed with a complete head, elevated scroll edges, and fully detailed wreath leaves. Faint gold is noted within the obverse center and is amplified by the photography. The CAC census is reported at 40 total with five approved at the certified grade and none finer. Privately acquired from the Newtown Collection during early 2023. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2024) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4581.
	Seated	1842-O	MS63	PCGS 2709936	F-105	Choice	$6600	New August 20! Choice Original. Ex. Evergreen and Tenafly Collections. Silver gray surfaces are uniformly shaded to the naked eye, though under a glass a few bits of crust are evident on both sides. Luster is a consistent with the grade, and a touch sharper on the reverse. F-105, with a die lump inside of star 12, and a slightly upward sloping date. The survival of Branch Mint coinage in this level of preservation was strictly a matter of chance, as little attention was paid to mintmarks until the end of the 19th century. A quick glance at the Guide Book confirms this, with prices rapidly increasing at the EF and AU levels. This piece approaches the condition census, as PCGS reports seven pieces finer, none higher than MS65. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.0 (1998-2002) holder with CAC approval. While this coin is by no means inexpensive, it remains close to finest known, and will sell at a fraction of the price of a Gem Uncirculated example. From the Jones Beach Collection (Heritage 1/2007, lot 2565, realized $4,600). PCGS #4582.
	Seated	1843-O	VG10	NGC 4840022008		Choice	HOLD $775	New August 15! Tough and Popular O-mint with a Cameo Look. This is a popular and tough date to find with CAC endorsement. Just 33 have been endorsed by CAC in all grades. Fields are an original darker grey with lighter silver devices that provide a "cameo" look. Perfectly graded with LIBER and part of the T in LIBERTY visible. There are some scattered ticks and marks on the obverse. The reverse is gem quality. This one will not last long.
	Seated	1844	EF40	PCGS 26537566	F-102	Choice	$1100	Little Orphan Annie Date, Choice Original, Tenafly Collection. Final Consignor Price Reduction! - CAC approved 1844 dimes aka. The Little Orphan Annie, infrequently appear on the GFRC price list with CAC approval. This Tenafly Collection example is a special piece with choice surfaces covered by a multi-colored skin that includes rose, orange, gold, green and gray shades. The older holder is well worn with plastic scratches across the front side. Images capture a portion of the holder lines. The CAC price guide indicates $1150 as fair market value, but researching the Sales Archive may reveal this number to be too conservative based on prior GFRC sales. Housed in Gen 4.5 (2011-2013) holder with CAC Approval. PCGS #4585.
	Seated	1845	MS64+	PCGS 24705269	F-110	Gem	$3500	New August 23! Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. A colorful 1845 F-110 specimen that is the sole MS64+ example certified. The GFRC-Gem quality rating is appropriate for this well balanced offering. Steely-frosted radiance is showcased by light copper gold and sea-green on the obverse rims. The sea-green toning extends to the reverse with deeper copper-gold throughout. As with nearly all Fortin Collection coins, the strike is complete with strong stars, head details, and complete wreath leaves. F-110, a third die marriage of Obverse 1 with a reverse die that exhibits deep die lines through AM(ER)ICA. Utilized as the plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. Nine are CAC approved at the offered grade with four finer. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 (2011-2013) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4586.
	Seated	1847	MS62	PCGS 60189018	F-101	Choice	HOLD $3600	New August 17! Underrated Date at Grade, Choice Original. Ex. Evergreen and Massachusetts Collections. Securing an 1847 Seated dime at the Mint State level requires patience and diligent searching given the low survival rate. Thick, steely-frosted luster compliments the grade rarity for this CAC approved example. The strike is essentially complete with just a touch of weakness at the upper left reverse wreath leaves. F-103, with the top of a misplaced 7 digit to the lower left of the final 7 date punch. Though the CAC census is reported as 35 approved, this date is limited to six total in Mint State with three finer at the MS63 level. One of those, from the Fortin Collection, recently sold for $8765 during its January 2025 auction sale. The CAC $2500 price guide value is understated. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4589.
	Seated	1852-O	MS62	PCGS 28148598	F-101	Choice	$3950	New August 20! Challenging New Orleans Date, Hammered Strike, Unquestionably Choice. Ex. Evergreen and New Orleans Collections. Only 31 have been stickered in all grades with Mint State examples amounting to slightly more than a handful. This MS62 example presents a hammered strike with every device intricately detailed including bold die chips surrounding stars 3 through 5. The surfaces are frosted with a natural light gray patina on both sides. A 10x inspection found unblemished surfaces with two obverse rim exclusions as made. This is worthy of belonging in an advanced collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1858	PR66	PCGS 81482044		Gem	$5650	Scarce Proof Date, Single Finer, Brilliant Mirrors, Evergreen State Collection. A glittering, reflective proof dime with a large amount of cameo contrast. Rose-gold and blues decorate the obverse while the reverse exhibits center aquamarine surrounded by rose and gold intermixed hues. A hammered strike further establishes GFRC-Gem eye appeal. 1858 was the first year of "official" public proof sales by the Mint. Although Breen estimated just 80 proofs issued and later estimates suggested 100 or so proofs. PCGS estimates 50-70 are known, however, few if any are the equal of this gleaming example. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with special D.L. Hansen pedigree label and CAC approval. An important Evergreen State Collection release.
	Seated	1860	PR65+CAM	PCGS 25619936	F-101	Gem	$2665	Superb Gem Type 1 Obverse Presentation, Brilliant Reflective Mirrors, Tenafly Collection. Final Consignor Price Reduction! - What a pleasure to be again offering this magnificent 1860 proof strike that originated from the Washington State Collection. 1860 brought 1,000 proof strike with the newly engraved and hubbed Type 1 obverse design per Longacre-Paquet. The design proved to be unpopular due to rapid wear of the high points and a flat overall appearance. When examining this piece, one of the finer extant, the intricate device details become apparent. I promptly noted that Liberty's legs and breasts are quite elevated as compared to the low relief head details. Fields are brilliant reflective and surround frosted motifs. The Cameo eye appeal is thoroughly pleasing. If attempting to build a Liberty Seated dime proof set collection (1856-1891), this example will set the bar for premium quality and warrants a strong bid. CAC has approved 6 at the PR65 grade with eight finer. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #84753.
	Seated	1864	MS66	PCGS 35690560	F-102a	Gem	$15000	Gem Original, Newtown Collection. Lightly mirrored, reflective luster penetrates the thick colorful toning of this Civil War piece. Aqua and russet patina predominate, with neon shades additionally present above the figure of Liberty. F-101a, with a defect at the upper right of O(NE), the same reverse die as used in 1863. Clashing is evident beneath DIME. This piece is tied for finest known at CAC with three other pieces. The overall CAC population is 24 pieces, and the CAC price guide is $7,200. Ex. GFRC. This piece represent yet another exceptional gem from the Newtown consignor, a pedigree that will long be remembered among Seated dime specialists. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1867	MS67	PCGS 38519788	F-102	Gem	$21000	New August 21! Tied for Finest, An Exceptional Gem. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. 1867 brought the lowest Philadelphia mintage with 6,000 struck. Mint State survivors are available in all grades with this lot being tied for finest at PCGS and CAC. An exceptional example with intense prooflike reflectance and colorful rose shaded centers surrounded by peripheral blues as struck with conspicuously striated dies. Partial wire rims are noted with a full obverse strike and near complete reverse other than the upper left wheat grains. F-102, with business strike from a single die pairing with a heavily clashed obverse only. Acquired via private treaty with no known auction records, though the lot is featured as the PCGS price guide plate coin. A side-by-side comparison with the Simpson specimen could be a revealing exercise. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4645.
	Seated	1870	MS65	PCGS 46135623	F-101	Choice	$3250	Better Date. The Only 1870 Dime in MS65 Endorsed by CAC. From the Indiana collection. The CAC population report shows a total of 26 endorsed by CAC in all grades. This is the only MS65 endorsed by CAC with four endorsed at the MS66 level. This highly lustrous coin is mostly brilliant white. The obverse is well struck with smooth fields. The reverse has some strike weakness on the upper left stalk.
	Seated	1873 No Arrows, Open 3	MS63	PCGS 85794205	F-101	Choice	$2600	New August 20! Open 3, Choice Original. Ex. Evergreen and Massachusetts Collections. The 1873 No Arrows Open 3 date continues to be underrated for its overall scarcity. It just does not garner an respect and is the Rodney Dangerfield of the dime series. The PCGS and CDN price guides are much too conservative given that only 19 are stickered with four better and the finest MS65 Fortin specimen realizing $13,500 at auction. This F-101 example exhibits thick frosted luster and a complete strike. Light gold patina is evident on both sides. Circular die cracks throughout the wreath exactly match those for the F-101 Liberty Seated dime die variety plate coin. This near-gem example offers old time eye appeal at a fair reserve. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2024) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4660.
	Seated	1875-CC Above Bow	MS65	PCGS 45211121		Gem	$3950	Beautiifully Original. Attractively Toned. Popular CC Dime. Decently well struck Carson City dime of the more common Above Bow variety. The bluish toning on both sides enhances the eye appeal. There are a few miniscule marks on both sides that makes MS65 the lowest possible grade.
	Seated	1876	PF64	CACG 683040102		Choice	$925	Nice Mirrors. This near gem has excellent mirrors under bluish grey toning with rose highlights.
	Seated	1876 Type 1 Reverse	MS66	PCGS 33179844	F-122	Gem	HOLD $1850	New August 19! Date Furthest Right, Brilliant Frosted Luster, Extremely Pretty Aquamarine-Gold Coloring, A Superb Gem. Eye appeal on steroids might be one approach for describing this superb gem 1876 dime with Type 1 reverse. The frosted luster is intensely brilliant and so pleasing with the aquamarine-gold coloring rounding out an offering with such excellent eye appeal. Strike is complete with fully defined head details, ribbon bow, and those pesky upper left wheat grains. During die variety attribution, it become quickly apparent that the date position DR-1R is a new obverse with date punch furthest to the right. This piece will be listed as Type 1 F-122 as part of the GFRC price list posting process. The reverse die is heavily clashed with parallel die lines through the wreath immediately right of the denomination. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1876-CC Type 1 Reverse	MS65	PCGS 25254106	F-119	Choice	$2150	New August 23! Strictly Original and Nicely Struck. Ex. Evergreen. Nicely struck on strictly original surfaces. There is a die break under the date and reverse doubling on ONE DIME to identify this as F-119. Few marks or handling lines are seen. There is one obverse spot on Miss Liberty's neck. The reverse is particularly attractive and grades at least MS66.
	Seated	1876-CC	MS61	CACG 94072028	F-129	Choice	$800	New July 27! Well Struck and Original. This is an original and well struck example of the F-129 with doubling seen on the E in ONE on the reverse. Surfaces are attractively smooth for the grade. Light traces of rub on the obverse is the reason for the rather conservative grade from CACG.
	Seated	1876-CC Type 2 Rev	EF45	PCGS 83650078	F-101	Choice	$950	Type 2 Reverse, CACd Choice Original, Top 100 Variety. This is the third time this 1876-CC Type 2 reverse example is back on the GFRC price list. This time it comes with a CAC sticker. This coin is slate blue-grey with good eye appeal. This is a scarce and important Top 100 Variety. The PCGS Pop is 2 in 45 with 4 higher. The CAC stickered pop is 3, one in 15, this 45 and one higher in 50. There are two CACG coins in 20 and 25. If you are building a seated dime variety set or want to add a variety coin to your seated dime set, this is your coin.
	Seated	1877-S	MS65	PCGS 55457544	F-111 R5	Gem	$5750	New August 15! Magnificent Gem, Granular Frosted Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels, Rare Die Pairing. Ex. Evergreen Collection. GFRC is thrilled to be offering one of the finest 1877-S dimes extant along with being a rare R5 die pairing per my research as published in the Liberty Seated Dime die variety online reference. This is a magnificent gem with granular frosted luster and vibrant cartwheels. A speckled natural gray patina overlays the obverse while the reverse is a lighter uniform gray with gold and rose shades appearing under angled lighting. The surfaces are meticulously preserved too! Now let's move on to the importance of this die pairing in terms of rarity. The F-111 variety is the last of the three different reverse die pairings (F-109, F-110, F-111) with Obverse 7. Reverse C, which was previously paired with the F-103 obverse, shows die wear and erosion at the denticles. There is considerable weakness in the lower left ribbon end and wreath leaves. The reverse die may have been polished after the F-103 die pairing. This is only the fourth F-111 example handled by GFRC with the next finest being a PCGS MS62 CAC example sold during May 2018. Clearly, the finest known F-111 extant. CAC has approved only 33 examples in all grades with five finer. The estimate CAC market value is currently $4900 which recognizes the 1877-S date rarity in full gem. An important offering that belongs in one of the finest Seated dime collections being assembled. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1880	MS64	PCGS 36155036		Choice	$900	New August 18! Reduced Price - Mintage of 36,000. Gorgeous Reverse. The mintage for 1879-1881 Philadelphia dimes were a small fraction from the high mintage 1872-1878 issues. This coin is original and nicely struck. The coin is clean for an MS64. Both sides have slate grey toning with the obverse having darker toning surrounding the date and United States of America. The reverse is lighter and would grade at least MS65 by itself.
	Seated	1881	PF64CAM	PCGS 64627138		Gem	$1500	New August 19! Gorgeous Color on Heavily Frosted Devices. Simply beautiful! The obverse is gorgeously toned in vibrant blue, magenta, and orange colors. A hairline or two on the right obverse field can be seen, but doesn't distract from the incredible eye appeal of this coin. The devices on the reverse appear to be a deep cameo. While not a super high grade, this looks better than many proofs graded much higher.
	Seated	1886-S	MS65	PCGS 4363344	F-101	Gem	HOLD $5250	New August 22! Brilliant Frosted Luster, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Massachusetts Collections. 1886-S is a scarce and underrated issue in Mint State, yet it is often priced similarly to more obtainable dates such as the 1879 and 1880. The CAC census is only 24 in all grades with nearly all approved being Mint State. This richly frosted and lustrous specimen originated from the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection, and as a duplicate, sold into the Massachusetts Collection during October 2021. An exceptional example as the pristine surfaces are covered with variegated deep rose and steel-blue toning that is somewhat lighter on the reverse. Strike is sharply defined with partial wire rims noted. GFRC images accurately capture the overall coloration but are unable to fully illustrate the bright light radiance and spinning cartwheels. Recently reholdered into its current PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4697.
	Seated	1887-S	MS65+	PCGS 26517878	F-101	Gem	HOLD $1375	New July 13! Gem Original. Gorgeous Toning. Ex Spring Branch and Newtown Collections. Rotating cartwheels dance over the fields of this attractively toned San Francisco piece. Blue patina at the rims frames mixed shades of russet and maroon, and the eye appeal is compelling. F-101, with the top of S(TATES) weak and a die line within the mintmark. The 1 in the date tilts slightly to the left. The CAC census report 10 coins in MS65 and nine examples higher. In-hand comparison with other pieces in the Newtown consignment suggests this piece is undegraded, and the CAC and PCGS Plus designations are fully warranted. The PCGS price guide in MS65+ is $1,200, going up to $1,800 in MS66. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.5 (2012-2013) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1887-S	MS65	PCGS 21552355	F-108	Gem	$1250	New August 16! Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. An impeccable strike is promptly noted with completely defined device elements on this brilliantly frosted specimen. The cartwheel action is intriguing while olive-green, orange-rose and hints of gold are quite attractive. Accurately graded given two micro-ticks in the right obverse field. The 1887-S issue is a slightly better date in lofty Mint State grades. F-108 with a high level date and weak base above the 887 digits. Worthy of an auction lot viewing effort as the luster is quite convincing. The overall CAC census reports 70 approved with twelve finer. Bowers & Merena June 2010 Baltimore Sale, Lot #1844. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4699.
	Seated	1888	MS64	PCGS 40802656		Gem	$695	Dual Sided Toning with Loads of Eye Appeal. Ex Seal Beach. Excellent eye appeal defines this coin. The obverse is mostly bluish yellow. The reverse is exceptional with orange magenta color surrounding the bluish yellow center. The obverse head detail is somewhat weakly struck, but the reverse is well struck. There is a slight luster graze in the field above Miss Liberty's left facing shoulder.
	Seated	1888-S	MS66	PCGS 39743083	Unlisted	Gem	$6750	New August 22! Unlisted Die Pairing, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Massachusetts Collections. Moderate, steely luster produces swirling cartwheels as this San Francisco piece is rotated under a light. Gray fields hide subtle maroon color in the protected areas of the obverse, while the rims are more intensely shaded with evergreen patina. The reverse reveals blue color behind the wreath, with subtle lilac hues evident at the center. Unlisted in the Fortin web-book, with a level date and thick mintmark that are consistent with Obverse 9 and Reverse D. Tied for finest known at CAC with seven other coins and a single CACG MS66+ finer. The CAC guide value is $6,750, not inexpensive, but still a reasonable value with no finer approved survivors known. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2022) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4701.
	Seated	1889 Doubled Die Reverse	MS63	PCGS 21300803	F-122	Choice	$775	New August 21! Doubled Die Reverse #3, Choice Original, Top 100 Varieties. Lustrous silver surfaces admit occasional shades of smoky gray patina in the protected areas, highlighted by hints of gold color here and there. Nicely struck, with a near full head and distinct detail in the left stalk. F-122, the doubled die reverse, most notably apparent at the upper left leaf, but additionally evident in (O)NE and elsewhere. The reverse die is shared with F-106, and this is a visually compelling variety, #89 on the Top-100 Varieties list (http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/major_100_table2.htm). CAC has certified 96 pieces overall. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4702.
	Seated	1889-S	MS64	PCGS 43181572	F-108	Choice	HOLD $1600	New August 17! Steely Reflectivity, Near-Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Newtown Collections. Steely surfaces reveal light, crusty gray patina with a few deeper shades at the rim, while the reverse reveals additional, even rose color. A few marks are hidden within the figure of Liberty. F-108, with an even date and the mintmark centered under the bow knot. The CAC pop report notes seven pieces in MS64, seven coins in MS65, and two examples in MS66. The CAC price guide value is $1,400. This is a pleasing example for the money, attractively toned and reasonably close to the top of the census. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2022) holder with CAC approval. This lot brings the well known Newtown Collection pedigree and returns to the GFRC price list after a buyback.
	Seated	1891	MS65	PCGS 14166045		Choice	$875	Strictly Original. CAC MS65 Quality. This is a no question original coin with no mentionable marks. Swirling a coin under a light, the reverse displays pizazz with rainbow colors and well struck details. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated	1891	MS64	PCGS 21507312	F-108	Choice	$725	New August 21! Near-Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Gerry Fortin Collections. Lightly mottled russet and lilac patina covers the frosty obverse of this last year of issue Philadelphia piece, while the more untoned reverse exhibits reddish-brown color at the right rim. F-108, the plate coin in the Fortin web-book, with stray detail in the lower loop of the 9, and reverse die cracks. Strike is typical, with reverse softness at K10. The CAC census notes 196 pieces total. Although not a challenging date, this remains an affordably priced example with substantial luster and original surfaces. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) holder with CAC approval. Note, there are lines on the holder to the upper right on both sides.
	Barber	1901-O	MS66+	PCGS 6666231		Gem	$7250	New August 13! Price Reduction - Exceptional Gem. An exceptional gem from the incredible Simpson Collection and among the finest known examples. PCGS has graded 2 in this grade with only a single 67 finer while CAC has beened 3 in 66 (not sure how many of these had a plus) plus one in 67. A must have for a date collector of the finest Barber dimes or for the New Orleans specialist.
	Barber	1911	MS67	PCGS 53615223		Choice	$3500	Attractive Dual Sided Toning. This coin has wonderful dual sided toning. Miss Liberty has an almost cameo look as she stands out from the rainbow toned fields around her. There are two small light ticks that can be seen on Miss Liberty's cheek under magnification. The well struck reverse has vibrant orange and olive green toning and completely mark free.
	Mercury	1916-D	G4	PCGS 59806580		Gem	$1750	The Key. Smooth, well-worn surfaces are very pleasing for that the modest G04 grade. Slate-gray fields with deep ebony toning around the devices and rims create a very appealing cameo contrast. The surfaces display plenty of surface like and appear to have traces of luster. The date and mintmark are clear, and even the rims are well.defined despite the wear. The detail suggests a G6 grade. Please compare to pictures of PCGS graded G6 with CAC approval and we think you'll agree. The 1916-D is the key date to the series low grade problem free examples of are high demand.
	Mercury	1936-S	MS67FB	PCGS 25628662		Gem	$895	Undipped and Flashy. Excellent luster and flash on this premium gem. Unlike most white mercs, this one has undipped surfaces with nice frost and few marks. Well struck too.
	Roosevelt	1946-S	MS68FB	CACG 958267761		Gem	$1795	Single Finest CAC Endorsed Example. This is the only example of this issue graded MS68FB by CACG and is drop dead gorgeous. Fantastic target toned color on both sides beneath great luster. This has legitimate claims to be the finest known example of this issue.
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	Seated	1875-CC	VG8	PCGS 18475324		Gem	HOLD $425	Original and Unusually Smooth for VG8. Ex Seal Beach. Start and finish your Carson City 20c set with this coin. With this much circulation wear, one normally expects to see a myriad of lines and marks but that is not the case with this coin. It has attractive originality on medium gray surfaces with even wear. The attractive blue color around the stars and Miss Liberty enhances the eye appeal. There is one small mark on both the obverse and reverse and that is it. in a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) blue holder.
	Seated	1875-CC	MS62	PCGS 45062684		Gem	$3950	New August 19! Gem Original, Granular Frosted Luster, Transparent Gray Patina, Hammered Strike, CAC Approved. Ex. Evergreen. Unquestionably original with reverse "dirt" inside the legend lettering, denomination, mintmark. The obverse strike is hammered with crisp definition of the hair braids and elevated stars along with a 95% struck up LIBERTY on the scroll. Under a bright light, this lot presents a soft frosted glow. Any abrasions are minute and require a thorough 10x review to locate. If searching for a Mint State Carson City double dime for type, this lot is worthy of close inspection and consideration. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2024) holder with CAC approval.
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	Capped Bust	1818	EF45	PCGS 38101917	B-2	Choice	$2300	Crusty Original; Later Die State. From the Evergreen collection. This one is for those that like deep, crusty toning. Late B-2 die state with heavily clashed dies.
	Seated	1840 Drapery	EF40	PCGS 80668428		Choice	HOLD $695	Surprisingly Tough to Find with CAC. The 1840 with drapery quarter is difficult to find nice with just 24 examples endorsed by CAC which compares to a number of the more recognized scarcer dates. Strictly original with light grey surfaces. There are some small scattered marks on the obverse that are well toned over. This coin was traded for another coin at Batlimore and is now available to our Seated quarter collectors looking to add this difficult piece.
	Seated	1843-O Large O	F15	PCGS 29806057	Briggs 3-F	Choice	$1500	Large O, Choice Original, Scarce Die Variety, Crusty Gray Patina, Accurately Graded. Listed separately by Briggs as 3-F and the lone 1843 reverse die with a Large O mintmark. Later captured by the Cherrypickers Guide and listed as FS-501. Always found in lower circulated grades with the finest PCGS holdered being an AU53 example. This Fine 15 example is noteworthy for its strict originality and choice surfaces. Crusty gray patina covers both sides. CAC approval is absolutely warranted due to originality and accurate grading. Overall, an essentially unimprovable example for the collector wishing to fill the #5 spot, in a Top 25 Varieties set. Housed in a PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. The PCGS label reads, "Large O FS-501 (FS-001.5)".
	Seated	1847	AU55	CACG 82896440		Choice	$975	Attractive Patches of Color on Obverse. Attractive patches of blue, magenta, and orange toning adds to the eye appeal of this original coin. The rims on both sides are nicely struck, but the centers are more weakly struck. On the reverse, the left facing wing, shield and the arrow nock are weakly struck. Some marks and handling lines can be seen, but none are overly distracting. In a CACG Witter Brick holder.
	Seated	1847-O	VF30	PCGS 50571189		Choice	HOLD $950	New June 26! Better O-mint Quarter. Original Medium Grey. Just 34 coins endorsed by CAC in all grades. This is an original medium grey better date O-mint quarter. Some thin scratches are seen on the obverse right field, to the left of star 7, and above the Phrygian Cap. There is also a rim ding near star 11. The reverse surfaces are decently smooth with dirt embedded withn the eagle and on the first S in STATES. There is an interesting die crack on the reverse at ES OF.
	Seated	1852 RPD	AU50	PCGS 35982038		Choice	HOLD $1495	New August 21! Near Gem. Strictly Original with Nice Surfaces.. Ex. Humphreys Collection. Strictly original with a nice strike and smooth surfaces. Designated on the holder as a Minor Variety with a Repunched Date (RPD), the repunched 5 is readily seen. There are just 28 examples endorsed by CAC in all grades with 7 in the AU range. This is a tough coin in this grade to find with CAC endorsement.
	Seated	1859-S	VF25	PCGS 11776686		Choice	$4250	Just 23 CAC Endorsed Examples in All Grades. This coin is very difficult to price due to the recent sale of a gem PCGS-XF40 CAC for $18,000, more than triple the CPG retail price. Decently struck with the large S mintmark of this era. There are some scattered abrasions and light handling lines on the obverse. The reverse has smooth surfaces. There are only 23 CAC endorsed examples in all grades.
	Seated	1859-S	F15	PCGS 34428066	Briggs 1-A	Choice	$1650	Rare San Francisco Date, Smooth Surfaces, Choice Original. Ex. Tenafly Collection. The 1859-S is a well-known low mintage date in the quarter series that becomes non-existent at the Mint State level. This coin is exceptional for the grade with remarkably smooth surfaces for a F-15 example. Pleasing, medium gray patina covers both sides with light crust around the left stars. The CAC population report indicates 21 approved pieces in all grades with an incremental three CACG holdered. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval. A collector of circulated quarters would be hard pressed to find a more attractive example in the F/VF band, as Briggs notes most pieces come with problems. PCGS #5450.
	Seated	1860-S	F12	PCGS 18254441		Choice	$5200	New July 2! Better Date. Tough Coin in F12 CAC or Higher. From a sheer number of survivors, there are other S-mint Seated quarters that are tougher to find, but the majority of 1860-S qiarters that exist either have problems or are VG or lower. This original coin shows a full LIBERTY.There are some handling lines with a minimal number of marks. The reverse does have a characteristic strike weakness from 6 o'clock to 9 o'clock, but the center of the reverse grades at least F12.
	Seated	1864	MS62	PCGS 27741440		Choice	$3000	No Noticeable Marks. CAC has endorsed just this coin at this grade and 15 coins at MS64 or higher. A nicely struck Civil War era coin with no noticeable marks. Toning is mostly brownish with traces of purple on the reverse near QUAR. DOL. The luster on the reverse is excellent, but muted on the obverse which probably kept this coin from a higher grade. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse.
	Barber	1896-S	G4	CACG 175995980		Choice	$975	One of the "Big 3" Barber Quarters. The 1896-S, 1901-S, and 1913-S quarters stand as the key dates of the series. While heavily circulated, this coin is quite a bit nicer than the typical low grade 1896-S quarter and would fill a big hole in building a set.
	Barber	1900-S	AU58	PCGS 38189071		Choice	$895	Well Struck with Good Luster. This turn of the century branch mint coin is well struck and posseses good underlying luster on original surfaces for this ever popular AU58 grade. The surfaces are bathed in copper toning with deeper copper highlights in some areas around the rim. Under a loupe, light handling lines can be seen on Miss Liberty's cheek
	Barber	1902	AU55	PCGS 28008041		Gem	HOLD $330	New June 26! Nice Luster. Gorgeous Reverse Toning. A common date with an uncommon look. Lustrous surfaces bathes the coin. The obverse displays light blue, magenta, and copper toning towards the rims. There is a thin scratch below Miss Liberty's eye and some marks near star 11. The reverse toning is simply marvelous with blue, magenta, green, and yellow seen in the fields.
	Barber	1907-D	MS62	NGC Fatty 209416025		Choice	HOLD $850	NGC Fatty Gen 4.0. Prooflike Surfaces. The prooflike surfaces on this coin enhances the beauty and makes it stand out over most any other MS62 Barber Quarter. The coin is well struck with brilliant fields and light copper toning with traces of blue color. The reverse on its own grades at least MS65. The obverse has one line below Miss Liberty's cheek and one darker toning spot in the center of Miss Liberty, but the luster is unusually nice for this grade level. Housed in an NGC Gen. 4.0 Fatty holder without barcode
	Barber	1911-D	AU55	PCGS 18521530		Choice	$1200	Better Date. Original and Lustrous. Barber quarter specialists know that the 11-D is a much better date in the series. This one is brilliant white with darker speckles more apparent on the reverse. It is smooth with no mentionable marks.The coin is decently struck with just star 3 being weaker. This is a tough coin to find with CAC endorsement with two in AU55, three in AU58 and just 6 Uncs.
	Barber	1914-S	VG10	CACG 969736599		Choice	$295	264,000 Mintage. Better Date. For a well circulated coin, it still shows 4 1/2 letters of LIBERTY. This light grey coin has an original skin and has few imperfections giving it great eye appeal.
	Standing Liberty	1917 Type 1	MS66FH	PCGS 43603503		Gem	$2950	New August 16! Type 1, Full Head, Unquestionable Gem, Granular Frosted Luster, CAC Approval. Ex. Evergreen. How we enjoy handling high end Standing Liberty quarters when unquestionably original as this 1917 Type 1 MS66 Full Head specimen. The micro-granular frosted luster glows with angled lighting. The creamy light golden-gray patina also screams originality along with mottled toning at the peripheries. Surfaces are absolutely pristine under 10x. Strike is hammered with bold head and shield rivets fully defined. If searching for that ultimate 1917 Type 1 piece for a type set, a close inspection might be warranted. We just don't often see this marvelous preservation state on silver coinage. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 holder with CAC approval.
	Standing Liberty	1921	MS64	PCGS 33926365		Choice	$3300	Original White of this Better Date. This is an original white example of this better date Standing Liberty Quarter. The strike is decent and the fields are smooth. There is an interesting die crack that traverses the top of the date. On the reverse, there is a scratch on the left facing wing that looks to be the only reason why it is not in an MS65 holder.
	Standing Liberty	1930	MS65FH	PCGS 44655146		Gem	HOLD $1450	New August 17! Brilliant Luster Bomb, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Westend Avenue Collections. A spectacular 1930 Standing Liberty quarter that warrants a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. "Luster bomb" is an appropriate description with intense frosty luster that drips off the coin. Head strike is exquisitely detailed. Surfaces are unabraded and pleasing under a 10x. This is a fabulous gem that should be immediately scooped up. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2023) holder with CAC approval.
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	Capped Bust	1806 Pointed 6, Stem	VG10	PCGS 19225725	O-118b R4	Choice	$850	Original and Smooth; Cool Die Cracks. A cool die variety with die cracks from rim to claw, through TED and from rim through the O in OF into the stars. The coin looks just how a totally original 1806 half should look with even grey surfaces. The surfaces and the rims are very clean and the detail is good for a F12, except for the eagle's left facing wing which is weak due to striking weakness caused by the die breaks.
	Capped Bust	1808	AU58	PCGS 46956753	O-102a	Gem	$5950	New August 21! Highly Lusterous Fields Surrounded by Attractive Rim Color. Ex. Evergreen. It will be hard to find a more eye appealing AU58 of this date. Highly lusterous centers are surrounded by very pretty rim toning that is more expansive on the obverse. Decently struck with reasonably smooth surfaces. A massive die break starts on the rim above Miss Liberty's head, traverses her entire length of her hair down through the 0 in the date through to the rim.
	Capped Bust	1809 III Edge	VF30	CACG 551850642	O-111	Choice	$995	Colorful Toning. Probem free. Ex. John McCloskey. Beautiful toning is the hallmark of this early bust half. Grey blue and rust toning cover the peripheries of this sharply struck coin. The wear pattern creates a circulated cameo look on the obverse. In a CACG Witter Brick holder.
	Capped Bust	1811/10	MS62	PCGS 16110402	O-101	Gem	$9500	New August 20! 1811/10 Overdate, Scare in Mint State, Superb Bright Light Colors. The obverse tan shades and reverse greens give way to center rose and aquamarine surrounded by peripheral gold once activated. Fields are steely with ample luster for spinning cartwheels. The toning may appear thick from the images, but actually is quite transparent. This piece warrants a Gem quality rating and is fairly priced for the premium nature. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval. The label documents the Witham pedigree.
	Capped Bust	1812	MS62+	PCGS 43331784	O-107	Choice	$3950	New August 20! Granular Frosted Luster, Pristine Surfaces, Heavy Die Clashing, Center Dot. Granular frosted luster and light gray patina are promptly noted when inspecting this choice 1812 O-107 half. It is difficult to imagine how such an early piece of Americana can be so well preserved. Surfaces are pristine with any abnormalities being die clashing. A small obverse center dot is evident along with die crack from milling up through the lower bust. Another GFRC new offering that is certain to please the knowledgeable numismatist. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2022) holder with CAC approval.
	Capped Bust	1813	AU58	PCGS 43698485	O-102	Choice	HOLD $3250	New August 22! Choice Original. Ex. Evergreen and Twin Lakes Collections. Even silver-gray color fills the centers of this Capped Bust piece, leading toward rings of smoky patina at the rims. Residual luster is frosty, and the eye appeal is wholesome. The O-102 comes with thin milling on the obverse, as the star points stretch toward the border. On the reverse, the I is higher than the T in UNITED. The Early Half Dollar Information site notes only a single example of the O-102 in Mint State. With over 450 varieties in the Capped Bust half series, there are frequent opportunities to pursue near finest-known examples, and the present offering represents such a possibility. The CAC census reports 287 coins total, with 34 examples in AU58 and 36 pieces in Mint State. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2024) holder with CAC approval. The label documents the Overton 102 attribution. PCGS #6103
	Capped Bust	1813	EF45	PCGS 37026697		Choice	$925	Super Original. Both sides have grey toning with original luster peaking out at the stars and letters. Weakly struck at the lower reverse and upper part of the obverse.
	Capped Bust	1814	AU58	PCGS 11458785	O-103	Gem	$2950	New August 20! Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen. A very attractive and completely original looking Capped Bust half dollar. Nice mint luster remains on both sides. The centers are largely deep silver grey, with delightful sunset hues around the rims. Nicely struck from dies that clashed multiple times, leaving an interesting array of clashmarks on both sides of the struck coin. A heavy die defect connects the left wing of the eagle to the scroll above, and makes this common variety easy to quickly identify.
	Capped Bust	1814	AU50	PCGS 83089023	O-107a R5	Choice	$1595	New July 2! R5 Die State: Original Grey Toning. This slate grey PCGS AU 50 CAC Bust half is the late die state of O-107 with a die break on the tip of Liberty's nose. It is considered R-5 and is an important and interesting coin for Bust half variety collectors. In AU 50 CAC, we believe this approaches the condition census. This is a fully original coin with grey toning. A moderate sratch on the cheek is noted.
	Capped Bust	1823 Patched 3	MS62	PCGS 39322807	O-101a	Choice	$7950	New August 21! Patched 3, Exceptional Eye Appeal, Brilliant Frosted Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels, Very Scarce CAC Approved. A luscious 1823 O-101a Patched 3 offering that would be a highlight in an advanced Capped Bust half dollar collection. Beautifully preserved with a stunning presentation of brilliant frosted luster and surrounding copper-gold and aquamarine-blue peripheral toning at the rims. A few luster breaks in the left obverse field account for the technical grade. Eye appeal however, is that of a higher grade. Mint worker efforts to "patch" the center of the digit is easily seen under 10x. This is a low CAC population variety that is always popular. Only three have been approved at this grade level with six finer. The pricing premiums grow much more substantial at Choice Mint State. I like this piece so much that a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation is warranted as this is such a pretty example. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 holder with CAC approval.
	Capped Bust	1826	MS62+	PCGS 29295317	O-112	Gem	$3950	New August 23! Exceptional Gem, Sparkling Radiance, A Truly Differentiated Example. What differentiates this exceptional gem 1826 O-112 specimen from nearly all other Capped Bust halves seen is the sparkling radiance that is 100% consistent on both sides. Under a bright light, this piece is jaw dropping with awesome peripheral gold luster and dancing cartwheels. GFRC images capture in the in-hand appearance while a check of the PCGS TrueView will provide a hint of the radiance. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 (2015) Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval and Link pedigree on the label. Immediately sold upon being posted in the Daily Blog.
	Capped Bust	1826	AU55	PCGS 16656644	O-116a	Choice	$795	New July 2! Strictly Original with Few Marks. This is a strictly original 200 year old light grey Bust half with few marks of any note. The reverse has some darker patches which embodies the originality.
	Capped Bust	1829	AU58	PCGS 21726649	O-113a	Choice	$1600	New August 16! Steely Frosted Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels, Completed Strike, Choice Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen and Twin Lakes Collections. Capped Bust half dollar fans should pay close attention to this 1829 O-113a specimen. Unquestionably choice with smooth steely fields and unabraded surfaces. Luster is the typical steely-frosted texture often see on early halves at this grade level. Light copper-gold toning is fairly consistent on both sides and does not impede the underlying luster during bright light inspection. The O-113a die state can be attributed by the last A in STATES being filled. Yet another excellent Twin Lakes release. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.3 (2004) holder with CAC approval.
	Capped Bust	1829 Small Letters	AU55	CACG 916384004	O-119	Choice	$850	New June 26! Strictly Original. Accurately Graded. Strictly original with light grey surfaces. There is a thin ring of orange toning along the obverse rims that enhances the eye appeal. Some old thin lines can be seen on the obverse, but are not too distracting. The reverse is decently struck with smooth surfaces and is gem quality on its own.
	Capped Bust	1829/7	AU58	PCGS 8794703		Gem	HOLD $2750	New August 18! Exceptional Eye Appeal, Gem Original, Popular Overdate, Twin Lakes Collection. Ex. Evergreen Collection. "Intense" is the operative word to describe the frosty granular luster on this 1829/7 O-101 Capped Bust half. This piece simply lights up and give the appearance of being freshly struck. Strike is close to complete, a difficult feat given the erratic nature of screw press production. The overdate is clear with the bottoms of the prior "27" easily seen with 10x. This luster bomb is an unquestionable gem at grade. This piece will be worth its premium once in hand. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Capped Bust	1830 Small 0	AU58	PCGS 44225561	O-115	Choice	$1350	New August 17! Small 0, Super Eye Appeal, Briliant Frosted Luster, Near-Gem. Ex. Evergreen and Twin Lakes Collections. This is a near-gem 1830 O-115 Capped Bust half release that has excellent eye appeal. Inspection under angled lighting will immediately convince collectors to take this one home as the frosted luster is quite intense and eye catching. Undisturbed granular mint frost is readily seen with a 10x. Speckled gray-ebony toning nicely frames the brilliant centers. Reverse strike is deeply impressed while the obverse clasp is weakly defined. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2023) holder with CA approval.
	Capped Bust	1831	MS64	PCGS 36782850	O-106	Choice	$4950	New August 19! Well Struck, Original Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen. Pale grey toning over frosty original surfaces. Very well struck with hardly a trace of rub. The surfaces are smooth for the grade.
	Capped Bust	1834 Sm Date, Sm Ltrs	AU53	PCGS 32708883		Choice	$850	Pretty Dual Sided Toning. This is a well struck lustrous Bust half dollar with wonderful dual sided toning. The reverse is slightly rotated. Beneath the color, there are some light lines on the left obverse field emanating near Miss Liberty's chin. The eye appeal will not disappoint.
	Capped Bust	1834 Small Date, Sm Letters	MS61	PCGS 50984625	O-116	Gem	HOLD $1650	New August 20! Superb Eye Appeal, Granular Frosted Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Low CAC Population. The certified grade is much too conservative given overall eye appeal including brilliant frosted luster from granular mint bloom. Cartwheel are intense and so pleasing. Toning is intermixed olive, rose, gold, and gray. Bright light viewing leads to light rose-gold with shimmering luster. Why MS61? O-116 captures Obverse Hub 8 with double outline of clasp. CAC population is two at MS61 and eight at MS62.
	Capped Bust	1835	AU58	PCGS 11365973	O-101	Choice	$1200	New August 15! Choice Original. Ex. Evergreen and Twin Lakes Collections. Medium skin covers both sides, revealing silver and smoky gray patina, while the high points of Liberty exhibit deeper slate color. A few crusty bits reside here and there, most notably in the reverse shield. Hairline-free surfaces are clearly original, and the aesthetic appeal is wholesome. O-101, with the upper lip thick, and the 5 (in 50 C.) punched at a left slant. CAC reports 262 pieces in all grades combined, 51 examples in AU58, and 53 coins in Mint State. The CAC price guide assigns a value of $870. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #6168
	Capped Bust	1835	EF40	CACG 436746183		Choice	$450	Colorful Toning. This near gem has light grey surfaces with copper centers and beautiful colorful toning at the peripheries. The usual conservative grading by CACG.
	Seated	1846 Medium Date	AU50	PCGS 27831771	WB-10	Choice	HOLD $775	New July 27! Doubled Die Obverse, Choice Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Oregon Beaver Collections. Mixed gold and olive patina richly covers both sides, with occasional crust evident in the shields and rock. Luster is steely, with some cartwheel remaining. WB-10, with obverse die doubling evident in the stars and date. This piece is worthy of study with a glass, as other doubling points will be located with careful examination. The Medium Date is characterized by the serifs of 4, which nearly touch. Typically struck, with stars 11-13 lightly impressed. CAC has certified 46 pieces, with 14 coins in Mint State grades. A great coin to pass around at a Seated half dollar summit or similar gathering of like-minded collectors. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1850	MS65+	PCGS 50073544	WB-4	Gem	$45000	Condition Census, Gem Original, Newtown Collection.. Consignor Price Reduction - Production of silver coinage began falling in 1850, as increasing supplies of gold caused an imbalance in the valuation of silver. Congress corrected the problem only with the Coinage Act of 1853, leaving the Mint to coin a decreasing supply of silver bullion in the intervening years. This low-mintage piece exhibits liberal copper and aqua patina, and the overall eye appeal merits the GFRC Gem designation. Ample luster imparts slight reflectivity to the surfaces. Stars are sharp, while the left claws remain separated, if faintly so. WB-4, with a tine to the upper left of 1. CAC has approved 28 coins total, with a single coin in MS65 (the present coin) and only one piece finer, at MS67. The CAC price guide value is $36,000 (CAC does not price plus grades), while the PCGS value at the MS65+ level is $60,000. Ex. GFRC, August 2023, at $53,000. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #6264.
	Seated	1856-S	AU55	CACG 160250845		Choice	$6500	One of the Top 5 CAC coins. A highly lustrous example with a giant S mintmark on the reverse. Light obverse handling lines can be seen. A low popultion CAC coin in choice AU grades. There is one stickered as a 55, this one as a CACG AU55 and only two sticked in 58. GFRC sold one of the AU58s in March 2021 for $14,999 and Heritage sold the other AU55 CAC coin for $7,800 in October 2023 making this coin an execellent value.
	Seated	1859-S	MS64+	PCGS 25009864		Choice	$6950	New July 20! Near Gem. Original White and Fully Struck. Ex. White Pine. The strike is just pounded on this No Motto San Francisco Seated half. This is original white with very few marks. The giant S mintmark on these early SF halves is interesting. There are some small die breaks that are seen on the both sides. Just 5 higher CAC endorsed examples.
	Seated	1860-O	VF35	PCGS 61834126		Choice	HOLD $350	New August 19! Original for a Slightly Better Date. Well struck, the darker surfaces are original. One small mark on the right obverse field can be seen. The reverse is mark free. Even in this modest grade, quality like this is seldom seen.
	Seated	1866 With Motto	MS65	PCGS 12108941	WB-1	Gem	HOLD $8800	New July 27! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Newtown Collections. Medium crust reveals a layer of golden skin atop the frosty surfaces of this GFRC-rated Gem example, with deeper blue-gray color at the rims. WB-1, with the top of a 6 in the dentils below the rightmost 6. The reverse die cracks are not yet developed. Star points are evident, while the detail around the eagles left leg is less distinct. As with many of the half dollars of the Civil War and Reconstruction era, production was lower, and this issue easily rises above common date status with less than a million pieces struck. CAC has certified 32 coins in all grades, three pieces in MS65, and two examples finer. The CAC price guide value is $7,250. Sold by GFRC in auction for $8000 in March 2025. Ex. Witter Coin, earlier from Heritage (July 2008, lot 549), at $6,325. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1869	MS61	PCGS 80467651		Choice	$1350	New July 27! Choice Original. Ex. Spring Branch, Oregon Beaver and Seal Beach Collections. Steely surfaces exhibit silver patina marked by deeper maroon color in the stars, while the reverse reveals russet shades within the legend. The reverse fields are more reflective, serving to create pleasing contrast with the frosty eagle. Most star centers are defined, while the eagle claws to the left join together. WB-3, with a high date sloping downward. CAC has stickered 45 pieces in all grades, with 14 coins finer. The CAC price guide value is $1,350. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1870	MS64	PCGS 19264518	WB-7	Choice	$3950	New July 20! Near Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Newtown Collections. Rich color covers both sides of this middle-date Philadelphia piece. Deep tan and chestnut patina underlays both sides, with navy blue highlights present in the left stars and aqua hue evident in the legend and protected areas of the obverse. Stars points are distinct and claw joints are separated, if faintly so. CAC has stickered 38 pieces total, with three coins at MS64 and only five examples finer, all at MS65. The CAC guide value is $3,600 in MS64 and $10,500 in MS65, making this the highest CAC-approved example one can hope to attain without a major, five-figure investment. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1874-CC	MS63	PCGS 25399807	WB-3	Choice	$37000	Near-Gem Original, Newtown Collection.. Along with the 1870-CC and 1878-CC, the 1874-CC is one of the keys to Carson City half dollar set. Few pieces survived from the small mintage of 59,000 pieces and today examples in all grades are highly prized. This piece exhibits even, medium gray toning, with hints of gold, russet, and blue more evident as the coin is tilted under a light. Moderate cartwheel radiates from both sides, a touch more actively on the reverse. WB-3, with a die lump below the curl and a diagonal die line through (STAT)ES. The mintmark is small with close spacing and slopes upward. Well struck with star centers evident and typical softness in the left claws. CAC has approved 47 coins total, a single piece in MS63 (the present coin), two examples at MS64, and a single coin at MS65. PCGS reports three higher pieces in MS64, one coin in MS65 and one example in MS66. The CAC price guide value is $37,400 while PCGS is a tick higher at $37,500. The significance of this offering is hard to overstate, as Carson City pieces are among the most desirable issues in the Seated series. This piece combines the all-important CC mintmark with key date status and a strong technical grade. As if that were not enough, CAC endorses this example as premium for the grade. The new owner of this special coin will be exceptionally pleased. Ex. GFRC (August 2021), at $35,000, previously from the Milford Collection (Heritage 1/2011, lot 5565), realized $26,450. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.5 (2012-2013) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #6347.
	Seated	1875	MS65	PCGS 19696072		Gem	$4500	New July 20! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Newtown Collections. Blue-green and russet patina fill the rims of the GFRC-rated Gem example, complemented by frosty luster, and the aesthetic appeal is strong. Protected areas exhibit similar aqua color, contrasting with silver centers. The stars are well-defined, while a couple of the claw knuckles blend together. CAC notes 95 stickered pieces total, 11 coins in MS65, and two examples finer, all at MS66. The CAC price guide value is $4,100 in MS65. Ex. Heritage (February 2019, lot 4048), at $3,360. Sold by GFRC for $3850 in May 2025.Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1876	MS66	PCGS 44698854		Gem	$5500	New July 27! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Newtown Collections. Reflective surfaces host russet fields and electric blue patina at the rim, and the eye appeal is immediately apparent. Central devices are lighter, with the deepest shades at the rim, a favored scheme among aficionados of toned coins. Typically struck, with stars to the right softly impressed. The 1876 die varieties are not fully documented, but this example is distinctive, with a low date. CAC has stickered 79 examples in all grades, three coins in MS66, and a one MS67 finer. The CAC price guide value is $4,750, a reasonable level for an especially attractive piece that is near finest known. Sold by GFRC for $5000 in January 2025. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2024) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated	1877-S	MS62	CACG 685215384		Gem	$995	New July 27! Steely Reflective Luster, Absolute Gem at Grade, Very Conservative CACG Grading. Ex. Spring Branch. This 1877-S Seated half is an absolutely gem at the CACG certified grade. Steely fields radiate glowing reflective luster when viewed under a bright light. The darker in-hand toning melts away and reveals center rose and peripheral blues on the obverse while the reverse transitions to center blue-gray with peripheral aquamarine-gold. A 10x located a few ancient micro ticks on the lower gown that are totally inconsequential given the magnificent originality and eye appeal. This piece is more than conservatively graded. Housed in new CAC Grading (2023) holder and graded consistent with CAC approval standards.
	Seated	1881	MS65	CACG 294426045		Choice	$4995	10,000 Minted. Lustrous with Color. Just 10,000 minted. This coin was clearly saved soon after being minted and well cared for since. It is well struck with few marks of any consequence. Both sides have colorful toning over strong underlying luster. The obverse has toning around the rims and on the right field with blue, magenta, and yellowis hues. The reverse toning is especially attractive as you move towards the right where the deep blue and magenta toning turns into vibrant yellow, orange, and blue color that glows from the strong underlying luster.
	Seated	1881	MS64	PCGS OGH 5169886		Gem	$3950	New July 2! Superb Toning; Gem Quality. This coin has spectacular multiculored toning that comes alive under a light. The fields are semi prooflike and have excellent luster. The strike is excellent and marks are at a minimum. Would grade substantially higher but for some small lines to the left of stars 11 and 12.
	Barber	1897-S	F15	NGC 8292202019		Choice	$850	Scarce Date; Problem Free Original Grey Surfaces. Four of the seven letters of LIBERTY are full with BER being partial. There are no major distracting marks on this light grey coin. From arms length the obverse looks smooth, but a loupe reveals some smaller marks on the obverse. The reverse is gem quality.
	Barber	1900-S	AU50	PCGS 53908878		Choice	$725	Strictly Original Light Grey. The surfaces are light grey and unquestionably original.There are some small scattered toned over marks on the coin. Curiously, there is a die break from star 8 through star 13 and through the bottom of Miss Liberty's neck and ending at the B initial.
	Barber	1901	AU55	NGC 127836010		Gem	$750	New July 2! NGC 3.0 holder. Superb Luster with Light Attactive Toning. Ex. Island Lake Collection. This AU55 in an old NGC 3.0 (1987-1989) holder is pretty clearly an AU58 in today's grading. Tremendous luster on nicely struck surfaces. Some original blue and copper toning adorn both sides. It is devoid of marks and handling lines. You are not going to see too many AU Barber halves look like this.
	Barber	1906	AU58	PCGS 33316732		Choice	$850	Beautiful Originality, Popular PCGS-AU58 CAC. An obviously original undipped coin with nice luster and color. Mostly grey with a bit of crusty toning over problem free surfaces.
	Barber	1906-D	MS62	NGC 4437138004		Choice	HOLD $995	Attractive Originality and Lustrous. Beautiful originality on this lustrous first year of issue Denver half dollar. The color is a warm orange and yellowish green hue. The strike is decent. There is one line between Liberty's cheek and jaw, otherwise this coin would be an MS63. The reverse is fully MS64 or better.
	Barber	1909	AU58	CACG 264614661		Choice	$795	Popular AU58 Grade. Decently struck with good luster for this popular AU58 grade. The rims are copper toned with the obverse rims being more deeply toned. The obverse has some scattered lines that are more prevalent on the left obverse field. The reverse is gem quality on its own.
	Walking Liberty	1916-D	MS65	PCGS 44394843		Gem	$2850	First Year Denver Design Issue, Pretty Golden-Rose Shades, Gem Original. GFRC Cost Basis! - The 1916 Philadelphia and Denver struck Walking Liberty halves have comparable rarity in the higher Mint State grades. I could not resist adding this notable gem Denver example to inventory. A well frosted example with radiant luster and the expected cartwheels given a moderate golden patina that turns to rose closer to the peripheries. If luster and superb eye appeal are your cup of tea, this new offering might warrant a closer look. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2023) holder with CAC approval.
	Walking LIberty	1916-D	MS64	PCGS 56076175		Choice	$1800	Strictly Original with Some Color. This is a highly lustrous example of this first year coin. There is a pretty tinge of color between the mintmark and the date. The fields on both sides are quite clean.
	Walking Liberty	1918-D	AU53	PCGS 50626921		Choice	$895	Nice Originality. Very smooth frosty grey surfaces. Much retained luster remains under the fully original slightly crusty surfaces. The usual weakness in the central obverse and reverse but little actual wear. Good detail and little wear on liberty's head and breast and the eagles wing feathers. An excellent candidate for a high grade circulated date set.
	Walking Liberty	1919-D	AU58	PCGS 43828912		Choice	$6950	New July 2! One of the Best Early Walker Dates in a Very Popular Grade. Well Struck and Lustrous. The 1919-D Walker is one of the toughest dates in the Early Walker series. In MS65, it is a $250,000 coin. This AU58 is lustrous and well struck. It is mostly untoned save for some olive toning towards the top of the obverse. There are some small ticks on the obverse, but none are distracting. The reverse is essentially mark free.
	Walking Liberty	1919-S	AU53	PCGS 60189861		Choice	$3850	Golden Toning. This beautiful coin has strong satiny luster and semi-reflective surfaces covered by pretty golden toning. The wear is light for the grade. A few very light lines on the obverse but the eye appeal is well above average for this tough date. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.3 holder (March to November 2005).
	Walking Liberty	1921	AU58	PCGS 33597235		Choice	$9250	Frosty Luster. This near gem has strong frosty luster cover the original obviously undipped surfaces. Mostly grey with the lightest golden toning. Only the lightest of marks with very few light lines. A very attractive coin.
	Walking Liberty	1921-D	EF40	PCGS 42290337		Choice	$5950	Near Gem. This near gem is one of the key dates to the series. It's color is a very attractive battleship grey with light pink and peach iridescence with a lot of underlying luster. The surfaces are very smooth with only a few small marks in the obverse field keeping it from a gem grade. The reverse is pristine. Both sides are very well struck with excellent detail, even at the centers, notwithstanding the XF grade. You can even see Libery's thumb on her left hand.
	Walking Liberty	1921-D	VG10	NGC 6616202015		Choice	$625	Key Date, Natural Coin Gray, Choice Surfaces. GFRC Cost Basis! - The 1921-D and 1921-S are the unquestioned key dates within the Walking Liberty half dollar series. The 1921-D sports the lowest mintage of the series and is even rare in the lower circulated grades. GFRC located this perfectly original example at the Summer Baltimore show for inventory. One can never have enough 1921-D example in inventory, right? Surfaces are toned a natural coin gray. Housed in new large font NGC holder with CAC approval.
	Early Commems	1921 Alabama 2x2	AU50	PCGS OGH 2596619		Gem	$375	OGH. Coin Grey; Undipped Original. Ex Seal Beach. A very nice coin for a circulated CAC commem set. Original undipped grey with light wear. In a PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.
	Walking Liberty	1938	MS66+	NGC 6604045003		Gem	$750	Gem Original, Cumberland County Collection.. Consignor Pricing Reduction! - This gorgeous 1938 half offers brilliant frosted luster and swirling cartwheels under a bright light. A fully struck specimen with deeply impress skirt lines, a high relief outreached hand and head that will please the most stringent strike fanatics. The pristine surfaces beg the question of why this "CCC" lot not certified to the next level. This is a compelling offering that warrants several bids to locate a suitable pricing level. CAC price guide is $685 at MS66 with an increase to $2250 in "7". Housed in new large font holder with CAC approval. PCGS #6604
	Walking Liberty	1941	PF65	CACG 416744670		Gem	$750	New June 26! Super Flashy!.Excellent Mirrors. Conservatively graded by CAC as "only" a PF65, this coin is very flashy, well struck and displays more eye appeal than higher graded examples. The fields display deep watery mirrors throughout. In a CACG Witter Brick holder.
	Walking Liberty	1941	MS67	PCGS 16837033		Choice	$850	New August 15! Brilliant White and Well Struck. Flashy luster on a well struck type date Walking Liberty half with clean surfaces.
	Walking Liberty	1946 Doubled Die Rev	MS64	NGC 3406834080		Choice	$1895	Frostly White Near-Gem. A well struck nicely frosted coin with only a few marks keeping it from a full gem grade. The doubling on this interesting variety is most prominent on E PLURIBUS UNUM.
	Franklin	1957-D	MS67FBL	PCGS 51663939		Gem	$3300	Colorful Mint Set toning; Well Struck. Classic mint set toning on this clean and very attractive Franklin half. The luster and the strike are excellent. The obverse center is drenched in desirable green with some magenta and deeper orange color.
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	Draped Bust	1799 7x6 Stars	EF40	PCGS 31310666	B-5	Gem	$7250	Nice Originality with an Obverse Cameo Look. An 18h century artifact with nice originality and relatively smooth fields. The wear on the obverse is even and provides contrast between the worn areas and the rest of the coin provide a cameo look. Interesting die breaks throughout the reverse. This coin is a stand out even compared to other CAC'd bust dollar.
	Seated	1866	PF64	PCGS 45843645		Gem	$8500	Strong Cameo. An undipped proof with strong cameo on both sides, especially on the reverse which in our opinion boarders on deep cameo. Light toning covers both sides but does not hide the strong mirrors. The hairline free surfaces are surprisingly undisturbed for a 64. We would rather sell this one to a collector rather than a crack out dealer so if you want it please order before Central States. When we saw this coin at the recent March Baltimore show, we knew we had to buy it since we couldnt put it down.
	Trade	1875-S	MS64+	PCGS 25003370		Choice	$4500	Stone Cold Original; Grey Iridescence. A near gem beauty with excellent luster and color. We love Trade dollars and think they are undervalued relative to other series. This one would make an excellent type coin.
	Trade	1877-S	EF45	PCGS 56971825		Choice	$775	Near Gem. Blue Grey Toning. This is what an original XF45 Trade dollar should look like. Only light wear on Miss liberty's knee and arm with good detail on her drapery. Eagles feathers are well detailed as well. Attractive grey toning with a bluish tint. No mentionable marks.
	Morgan	1878-S	MS64	PCGS 37833000		Choice	$375	Dual Sided Toning, Brilliant Frosted Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Perfectly Original. GFRC Cost Basis! - Since starting the GFRC business, there has always been an affinity for toner Morgans. Over time, I've been hand selecting CAC approved toners with coloration that is consistent with originality expectations. Let's face it, there are ample amounts of retoned Morgans out in the market with what I consider to be unnatural colors. This 1878-S example offers the classic obverse aquamarine, copper-gold, and blues on the obverse and delineated green and copper-gold on the reverse that could have paper origins. Accurately graded with brilliant frosted luster and swirling cartwheels. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
	Morgan	1879-CC GSA Hard	MS62+	NGC 5906267001		Choice	$10750	New July 2! With Original Box and GSA Certificate. Frosty Semi PL Surfaces; Clean Fields. Humphreys Collection. Only a little over 4,000 1879-CC dollars were distributed through the GSA sales of the 1970s, and these coins represent the bulk of this Mint State survivorship for this issue. This is the second-rarest Carson City Morgan dollar, trailing only the famous 1889-CC. The present coin has excellent frosty prooflike luster. Strike sharpness is above average for the issue, and the fields are very clean for the modest grade. Light abrasions on Miss Liberty's face account for the grade. Comes with the original box and original GSA certificate worth a few hundred dollars by itself.
	Morgan	1879-CC	AU58+	PCGS 52687291		Gem	$12750	Pop 3 in AU58+ with Tremendous Toning. Ex. James A. Stack. We've seen a lot of 1879-CC Morgan dollars, but never with this kind of double sided intense target toning. A picture cannot begin to tell the story of this coin. This coin demands to be twirled under a light to see the magnificent toning. As part of the James A. Stack collection, this coin sat untouched for about 70 years. There is some rub on the center of the eagle on the reverse to justify the grade.
	Morgan	1880-CC 8/High 7	MS65	PCGS 25529837		Gem	$1850	New August 20! 8/High 7 Repunched Date, Gem Original, Steely Frosted Luster. A gem original example of the 1880-CC repunched date with an easily seen undertype 7 digit inside the second 8 digit. On this high-end example, the entire 7 digit can be seen in its most minute detail. A premium example with steely frosted luster and vibrant cartwheels along with well preserved surfaces. The luster is notably reflective under a bright light as the fields are covered with micro granular mint bloom. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Morgan	1880-S	MS64 PL	PCGS 52755840		Gem	$395	Very Flashy PL with Contrast. The mirrors of the field have no haze and provide nice conrast to the devices. This isn't too far away from being a DMPL.
	Morgan	1880-S	MS67+	PCGS 58600813		Gem	$1950	Flashy Luster and Very Clean. An incredible premium gem that displays a full strike and dazzling cartwheel mint luster. Subtle field reflectivity joins the frosty dominating appearance. Liberty's cheek and the fields are pristine.
	Morgan	1880-S	64Star	NGC 4266023004		Gem	$400	Partially Mirrored, Brilliant Reflective Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Gem Eye Appeal. This 1880-S Star rated Morgan is an unquestionable gem with exceptional eye appeal. Both NGC and CAC have certifications have noted this fact. This is one of those "wow" coins that will be a prize in a type set or a regular Morgan dollar set. It is more than appropriate to issue a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation to do this coin justice. Housed in newer NGC holder with edge view insert and fresh CAC approval. Previously sold by GFRC October 2021 and back to the price list at the prior sale price.
	Morgan	1881-CC	MS63	CACG 519749654		Choice	$995	Frosty White with Clean Cheek. An attractive lustrous white coin in a GSA Hard Case with original box and certificate. The obverse has a clean cheek for an MS63 coin with luster grazes and light marks on the left field. The reverse on its own is at least an MS65. Just 296,000 1881-CC dollars were minted.
	Morgan	1881-S	MS64*	NGC 4293411001		Gem	$475	New July 13! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Watch Hill Collections. The 1881-S is one of the most common Morgans, so when selecting an example it makes sense to search for something distinctive. This piece is a worthy example, with a series of colorful crescents crisscrossing the obverse. Blue green shades covering the cheek lead to gold and conclude with intense magenta and evergreen at the date. Surfaces are somewhat prooflike as often seen for the issue, while swirling cartwheels are evident with a moderate tilt of the coin. Housed in new large font NGC holder with CAC approval.
	Morgan	1882-S	MS67	PCGS 44912423		Gem	$1295	Highly Lustrous and Well Struck. Picking up this highly lustrous flashy coin, we thought this was an 1880-S or 1881-S dollar, but it is actually an 1882-S. The population of 1882-S dollars in MS67 or higher is less than half of either the 1880-S or 1881-S. It is blast white with no spots or any discoloration. Well struck on both sides with the smallest of marks that provides substantial eye appeal.
	Morgan	1883-CC	MS65+PL	PCGS 83200298		Gem	$1195	New August 20! Proof Like, Sharp Reflectance, Super Cartwheels. This 1883 Carson Cituy struck Morgan is thoroughly pleasing given the proof like fields and brilliant reflective luster. Cartwheels are vibrant with little twisting of the holder to secure rapid light movement. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
	Morgan	1890-CC	AU58	PCGS 27744078		Gem	$825	New July 13! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Watch Hill Collections. Partially mirrored fields are framed by russet rims, more deeply on the obverse. The eagle is exceptionally frosted, contrasting with surrounding prooflike surfaces. Swirling cartwheels remain, with superior luster for an AU58 example. A nice coin. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with CAC approval. The CDN retail value is $422.
	Morgan	1891-CC	MS63	PCGS 42119705		Choice	$1350	Well Struck and Original. A well struck example of this better date cc morgan. The obverse of mostly white with a touch of gold in the left obverse while the reverse shows more of the same toning. Both sides have nice frosty luster.
	Morgan	1895-S	F12	PCGS 28914706		Gem	$750	New July 13! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Watch Hill Collections. This is precisely what an original, circulated Morgan dollar should look like, with lighter high points and contrasting shades in the recessed areas. The rarity of the issue (400,000 minted) only adds to the appeal of this CAC-approved example. This piece exhibits gray shading throughout, with reddish overtones additionally present on the obverse. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with CAC approval.
	Morgan	1898-S	AU58	PCGS 47531318		Choice	$435	Attractive Slider, Steely Radiance, Vibrant Cartwheels, Light Gold Patina. GFRC Cost Basis! - Another better San Francisco strike that has been carefully handled with limited rub on the cheek. Under the desk lamp, steely radiance is noted along with swirling cartwheels. The cheek is unblemished and pleasing. A well balance Morgan that is worthy of a CAC only collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2023) holder with CAC approval.
	Morgan	1899-O	MS64	PCGS OGH 7562221		Gem	$450	OGH. Eye Appealing Blue and Magenta Obverse Toning. Ex Seal Beach. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder. This lustrous nicely struck example shows beautiful blue and magenta toning throughout the obverse. Accurately graded as MS64, the reverse is flashy white.
Gold
	Gold G$1	1855 Type 2 Indian Princess	MS61	PCGS 45679465		Choice	$1950	Challenging Type 2 Indian Princess, Soft Frosted Luster, Premium Example, Evergreen State Collection. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2026) holder with CAC approval. Full description shortly.
	Gold G$1	1855-O Type 2 Indian Princess	AU50	PCGS 46309487		Choice	$3250	Superb Originality; Popular O-mint Type Coin. As the only O mint Type II gold dollar, the 1855-o gold dollar is very popular, especially when found with stone cold original, problem free surfaces. This strike is good except for slight weakness on the wreath leaves. There are a few tiny scattered ticks and marks but they do not detract from the great overall eye appeal.
	Gold G$10	1850 Liberty	AU55	PCGS 25618372	Large Date	Choice	$3100	New July 20! Choice Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Wisconsin Gold Collections. Residual luster lies in the protected areas of this Large Date example, contrasting with the minimally abraded fields. Surfaces are somewhat reflective and the overall flash is pleasing for the grade. Copper patina is occasionally evident, most noticeably at star 1. Stars are softly impressed, while a few of the claw joints exhibit separation, if faintly so. The CAC stickered population is 45 coins, with only four pieces at the Mint State level. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval
	Gold G$10	1851-O Liberty	EF45	NGC 1809172001		Choice	$3495	Great Color, Original. The first thing one notices when viewing this coin is its blatantly original surfaces. Excellent surface life gives this coin the look of a higher grade. The color is beautiful. A few small marks keeps this one from a gem rating.
	Gold G$10	1854-S Liberty	AU58	NGC 5742986003		Choice	$8800	New July 20! Strictly Original Example of the First SF Eagle. Ex. White Pine. This is a stricly original example of this first year of San Francisco coin. There are no mentionable marks on either side. The reverse shows a few interesting die breaks at TES of STATES and MERI in AMERICA.
	Gold G$10	1855 Liberty	AU58	PCGS 46565964		Choice	$8500	New August 22! Near Gem. Strictly Original and Highest Graded Gold CAC. This is what strictly original gold looks like. Greenish gold with extremely few noticeable marks on the coin. The only more visible mark seen is in the field above Miss Liberty's head near stars 9 and 10. This is the highest graded Gold CAC for the date. From the Fairmont group.
	Gold G$10	1888-S Liberty	MS63	PCGS 51001741		Gem	$3500	Excepional Luster. The first thing one notices when looking at this coin is its exceptional nearly prooflike luster. Add to that the great obviously original color, hammered strike and absence of any significant marks, this coin would not be out of place in a 64 holder.
	Gold G$10	1891 Liberty	MS64	PCGS OGH 6549510		Choice	$12500	OGH. Tied for Highest Graded with CAC; Beautiful Original Color. Near Gem. If you want to learn what strictly original gold looks like, this is it. Excellent luster under deep orange toning. With a mintage of just 91,820, this coin in an OGH PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) holder becomes difficult in MS63 CAC and very difficult in MS64 CAC with 3 CAC endorsed in this grade with none finer. A few obverse marks keeps this from grading MS65, but the reverse on its own is MS65.
	Gold G$10	1901-S Liberty	MS64+	PCGS 35160254		Choice	$2950	New July 20! Choice Original, Brilliant Frosted Luster. Ex. Spring Branch and City by the Bay Collections. Lustrous yellow gold surfaces greet the viewer of this frosty San Francisco piece. Detail is sharp throughout, with individual feathers and claws easily distinct. Scattered contact marks are consistent with the grade, and the overall eye appeal is wholesome. The CAC price guide value is $2,950 in MS64 and $4,700 in MS65. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$10	1901-S Liberty	MS63	CACG 555204451		Choice	$2895	Original. A beautiful frostly undipped example of this popular date.
	Gold G$10	1906-D Liberty	MS62	NGC 3219079014		Choice	$2895	Well Struck of this First Year of the Denver Mint Issue. Frosty golden-orange surfaces with a full strike and strong eye appeal. The 1906-D is the first Denver Mint eagle, and has a generous mintage of 981,000 pieces. This eye appealing coin would make a great addition to a mintmarked gold type set or specialized Liberty Head eagle collection.
	Gold G$2.5	1862-S Liberty	F15	PCGS 44693986		Choice	$3150	New August 22! Strictly Original Rare Date with 8,000 Minted. This Civil War date had a tiny mintage of just 8,000. Only 18 have been endorsed by CAC at any grade. It is strictly original with pale reddish yellow coloration. The surfaces display excellent luster for the grade. Some marks can be seen in the left obverse field. The reverse is gem quality.
	Gold G$2.5	1901 Liberty	MS65	PCGS 81986960		Gem	$1350	New August 15! Gem Yellow Gold Surfaces. Well Struck with Booming Luster. Ex. Oregon Beaver. This gem quality late date liberty quarter eagle has flashy yellow gold toning, excellent booming luster and minimal marks. Well struck with an obverse luster graze between stars 5 and 6. The reverse displays a die break above STA in STATES. It would make an excellent type coin.
	Gold G$2.5	1905 Liberty	MS64+	PCGS 81623025		Choice	HOLD $1025	Near-Gem Original, Rich Satiny Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, CAC Approval, Evergreen State Collection. The 1905 quarter eagle certainly brings on the eye appeal given its rich satiny luster that glows under the desk LED lamp. Cartwheels are consistent with full gem grade along with attractive honey green-gold coloration. Strike is 100% complete. This piece has the "look" of a gem but a single faint line in the right obverse field precludes that certification. MS64+ rewards the visual appearance. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$2.5	1926 Indian	MS63	PCGS OGH 9892392		Choice	$1075	OGH. Strictly Original Reddish Gold Color. Ex Seal Beach. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder. This nicely struck coin oozes originality with a reddish gold tint. Surfaces don't have noticeable handling lines, but there are some marks to the left of the Indian and some smaller ones on the cheek. This makes a nice type coin that one can use to compare strict originality on gold coins.
	Gold G$20	1907 Liberty	MS63	PCGS 16077891		Choice	$5750	Smooth Lustrous and Original Liberty $20. Wonderful originality for this Choice BU with no major marks. It is decently struck with original luster.
	Gold G$20	1924 St Gaudens	MS63	PCGS Rattler 5074659		Choice	$5200	Rattler with an Original Reddish Orange Hue. Delightful reddish orange originality on this common date St. Gaudens $20 in a PCGS Gen. 1.2 (1986-1989) rattler holder.
	Gold G$20	1927 St Gaudens	MS64	NGC 105618021		Choice	$5195	Nice Originality in an NGC Fatty Holder. Marks are at a minimum on this original $20 Saint in an old NGC Fatty Holder.
	Gold G$5	1845-D Liberty	EF45	PCGS 15212027		Gem	$6950	New July 20! Strictly Original Greenish Gold. Ex. White Pine. The originality of this greenish gold coin is unusual for a Dahlonega gold coin. The surfaces are quite smooth on both sides with just a mark below star 6 on the obverse. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Gold G$5	1859 Liberty	EF45	PCGS 43137251		Choice	HOLD $3200	New July 20! Near Gem, Ex. Fairmont. Ex. Spring Branch. Lightly mirrored fields with honey green-gold coloration overlaid with copper hues at the peripheries. CAC population of only 21 in all grades. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2023) holder with CAC approval. Ex Fairmont.
	Gold G$5	1871 Liberty	AU58	PCGS 45172528		Choice	$9750	Low CAC Pop. Pop Top. Beautiful color.. A glance at the CAC pop report shows that Liberty half eagles from the Phildelphia mint are significantly underrated compared to their mint marked counterparts. This gorgeous 1871 is one of six AU58 stickered at CAC with none higher. The total CAC pop is only 11. Compare this to the 1871-CC half eagle that has a total CAC pop of 42, but which is priced at more than 7 times as much. This example not only has beatiful color but is minimally marked and has nice luster. A near gem which should be seen to be appreciate.
	Gold G$5	1876-S Liberty	EF40	NGC 4483507005		Choice	$8750	Tough Date with only about 100 Known. This is one rare Liberty half eagle with an estimated 100 known in any grade. The coin has an attractive orange glow with only scattered marks. This is one of just two at this grade level with a CAC sticker with just four higher. With a CPG Value of $9,750, this is a reasonably priced example.
	Gold G$5	1880 Liberty	MS64	PCGS 37765546		Choice	$1895	Slightly Better Date in MS64. This coin gets tougher at the MS64 level. The luster is good with some weakness seen in Miss Liberty's hair and the eagle's neck and at the nock of the arrows.
	Gold G$5	1891 Liberty	MS64	PCGS 41436481		Choice	$3100	Rare Uncirculated, Superb Rose-Gold Coloring, Completed Strike, Near-Gem. GFRC Cost Basis! - 1891 Philadelphia $5 gold strikes were limited to 61,360 pieces in an era of massive silver coinage output. Most survivors are found with abrasions and/or light wear. At the MS64 level, this grade becomes rare and even more so with CAC approval. PCGS has not certified a single gem specimen, therefore MS64 and MS64+ graded examples are as good as it gets. GFRC is pleased to be offering one of the MS64 certified survivors that also has CAC approval. An infrequently seen rose-gold coloring is consistent on both sides. Bright light inspection is a joy given the brilliant frosted luster that explodes off the surfaces. Strike is 100% complete and rounds out the checklist for a designating this offering a near-gem. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2021) holder. Previously sold by GFRC during June 2021 for $4350.
	Gold G$5	1892-CC Liberty	AU50	PCGS 45275987		Choice	$2950	New July 20! Honey Green-Gold, Choice Surfaces. Ex. Spring Branch and Osprey Collections. Attactive orange gold toning. Well preserved surfaces with nice eye appeal. Some copper-gold device haloing adds more charm. The buyer is certain to be pleased with the quality. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2023) holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$5	1899 Liberty	MS64	PCGS 83574788		Choice	$1495	New July 20! Near-Gem, Satiny Luster, Fully Struck, Pleasing for Type. Ex. Spring Branch. This 1899 half eagle was struck from worn dies with heavy metal flow lines resulting in satiny luster and gentle cartwheels. Strike is complete with abrasions being consistent with assigned grade. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$5	1903-S Liberty	MS64+	PCGS 32800793		Gem	$2250	New July 27! Gem Original. Ex. Spring Branch and Wisconsin Gold Collections. Exceptional luster flows from the surfaces of this San Francisco five, and the GFRC Gem rating is no surprise, given the in-hand pop of the flashy fields. Even yellow-gold color blankets both sides, interrupted only by a few ticks that are consistent with the MS64+ technical grade. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$5	1912 Indian	MS63	NGC 6453767003		Choice	$2250	Great Type Candidate, Steely-Frosted Luster, Honey-Gold, Well Preserved Surfaces. GFRC Cost Basis! - 1912 dated Indian $5 gold is known for its sharp luster and strong strikes. Yet another Summer Baltimore addition, this honey-gold colored example fits the bill. The obverse is pristine while there is one mark at the upper left reverse that is evident in the images. A premium example that is offered at a completive price to the CAC price guide. Housed in new large font NGC holder with CAC approval.
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