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Capped Bust attributions and rarity rating assignments are according to "Early United States Dimes 1796 - 1837" by Davis, Logan, Lovejoy, McCloskey and Subjack.

There are 13 Coins for Sale. New coin(s) added on August 21, 2026

Photo	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
Draped Bust
	1807	AU55	PCGS 37609911	JR-1	Choice	$5750	New August 15! Eye Appealing Draped Bust Type, Steely Fields, Rose, Aquamarine and Gold Toning. Ex. Evergreen Collection. 1807 brought the final year of the Robert Scott draped bust rendition of Liberty. Mintage is high at 165,000 making the date ideal for type set acquisition. The JR-1 pairing was the only dies used that year with heavy die clashing appearing as production progressed. All strikes are known for having weak stars on the left along with weak reverse denticles due to polishing. GFRC is pleased to be offering this well preserved example with attractive steely luster and aquamarine and rose toning. When placed under a bright light, obverse coloration shifts to olive-green surrounded by peripheral gold while the reverse has center rose, then the same aquamarine and a hint of gold at the rim. Surfaces have a few well hidden ticks that are often encountered for draped specimens. An eye appealing example that would fit nicely into an early type set. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder.
Capped Bust
	1814 Small Date	MS62	PCGS 84715398	JR-1	Choice	$3950	New August 19! Rare Grade, Small Date Type. Ex. Evergreen. The JR-1 is the sole Small Date die marriage for the year and is difficult to find in mint state. This coin is grey with bluish toning at the rims and has excellent luster and only minor marks. The PCGS pop is 6 in 64 with only 3 higher. Pedigreed to D. L. Hansen.
	1821 Large Date	MS63	PCGS 31505429	JR-5	Choice	$2250	New August 20! Large Date Type. Ex. Evergreen. An R-3 rated variety of the Large Date type. Charcoal grey toning with iridenscent highlights. A small mark on Miss Liberty's jaw line is the only mark of note. Some striking softness on the eagle's talons.
	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.
	1821 Large Date	AU53	PCGS 20198629	JR-7	Choice	$975	Choice. Excellent luster. Nice Grey Iridescent Toning. JR-7, R-2. Excellent luster underlying medium grey iridescent toning. A bit softly struck on the left obverse stars but well struck elsewhere. Scattered marks with a light scrape at at star 10. PCGS Gen 4.4 Holder (Nov 2005 to Dec 2011).
	1823/2 Large Es	MS64	PCGS 39279756	JR-3	Choice	$9500	New August 21! Near Gem. Great Luster with Substantial Eye Appeal. Ex. Evergreen Collection. It is hard to believe that this coin is over 200 years old. The luster is flashy. The vibrant blue, magenta, and copper toning provide substantial eye appeal. Nicely struck, the surfaces are quite smooth. A center dot is seen on the obverse. A few vertical lines are seen on the left obverse field below star 5. The PCGS Pop shows 10 at this grade with 5 graded higher.
	1823/2 Small Es	MS62	PCGS 49548287	JR-1	Choice	$2750	New August 20! Nice Luster, Good Strike. Ex. Evergreen. Both sides are light silver with excellent luster. The obverse has a blush of golden toning at stars 4 through 8. An above average strike on both sides. A few lines keep this from a higher grade.
	1824/2	MS64	PCGS 37566321	JR-1	Choice	$5250	New August 19! Attractive Original Toning, Well Struck. Ex. Evergreen. Attractive original toning with mauve with splashes of rust and sea green on the obverse with the reverse having grey blue iridenscence. The surfaces are smooth with nice satiny luster. The strike is better than average and the overdate is easy to see with the naked eye. PCGS pop of 9 with 5 higher. Pedigreed to D. L. Hansen.
	1827	MS64	PCGS 49300035	JR-12	Choice	$4500	New August 19! Lustrous and Well Struck. Ex. Evergreen. Lustrous light grey surfaces with colorful toning at the rims creates nice eye appeal. A few light lines but no marks of note. Well struck.
	1832	MS64	PCGS 38996021	JR-2		$3250	New August 19! Colorful Eye Appealing Toning. Ex. Evergreen. A myriad of colors blanket the obverse, including burnt orange, purple, blue and greens. The reverse is grey in the center with some blues and orange around the peripheries. A few marks and lines can be found on both sides but nothing that stands out. The luster and strike are both good.
	1833	MS63	PCGS 45519120	JR-9	Gem	HOLD $3850	New July 26! Want List Fulfillment. Ex. Evergreen. CAC Endorsed.
	1835	MS62	PCGS 50707092	JR-5	Choice	$1500	New August 15! Old Time Eye Appeal, Steely-Frosted Luster, Hammered Strike. Ex. Evergreen and Osprey Collections. GFRC images accurately capture the presentation and eye appeal of this 1835 JR-5 Capped Bust dime. Speckled deep gray toning is readily evident along with light golden background hues. Overall strike is hammered with deeply impressed hair curls and stars along with eagle claws and feathers. A 10x review found pristine surfaces. Why the MS62 grade? The luster is consistent with that certified grade level. Perfect for a type set or whatever reason for purchasing. Housed in new large font NGC holder.
	1836	MS64	PCGS 37566325	JR-2	Choice	$3600	New August 19! Bisecting Obverse Die Crack, Colorful. Ex. Evergreen. Blue grey toning covers both sides of this well struck dime. A later die state with the bisecting obverse die crack. Pedigreed to D. L. Hansen.
	1837 Capped Bust	MS64	PCGS 81212923	JR-3	Choice	$3500	New August 20! Original and Attractive Toning. Ex. Evergreen. Easily identifiable as JR-3 with a bisecting obverse die crack going through the digit 7 known on all examples. Attractive original blue grey patina on both sides. Well struck with few marks. Pedigreed to D. L. Hansen.