dollars

PCGS 1879-S Morgan dollar partial collar strike. Strong partial collar on the coin's edge, and superb grade!

PCGS 1899-O Morgan dollar partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially within the collar die, and as a result, only part of the edge received reeding on the edge.   MS62 flashy luster

PCGS 1884-O Morgan dollar partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially within the collar die, and as a result, only part of the edge received reeding on the edge.   MS64 flashy luster and a little toning on the reverse. Small rim di…

PCGS 1877-S trade dollar partial collar strike. The coin was struck only partially within the collar die, and approximately half of the reeding is missing on the edge.   A very rare series for major mint errors, with even partial collar strikes.…

ANACS 2007-D John Adams dollar missing reverse clad layer. The coin weighs 5.91 grams (normal is 8 grams.) Scarce.   MS64 with lustrous, red/brown surfaces. 

NGC 1921 Morgan dollar uncentered broadstruck, with the coin larger in size than normal, and missing most of the reeding on the edge (just a few faint traces, but not enough to keep it from qualifying as a broadstrike.) A nice example, with a decent.…

PCGS Manganese dollar T-1 blank, intended for striking into a Native American, Presidential or Innovation dollar. The blank weighs 8.01 grams. Much scarcer than the T-2 planchets of the same time. Note: We have a few of these in stock, and the buyer …

PCGS 2009-D William Henry Harrison reverse missing clad layer. The manganese layer split off before strike, leaving the copper alloy core exposed.    MS62

PCGS 1978 Ike dollar Struck 20% off-center. A major off-center Ike dollar, and and affordable example. Ike dollars are scarce more than 15% off-center.   MS62 with counting wheel marks keeping the coin from a higher grade.   

PCGS James Madison dollar obverse manganese layer missing before strike. The coin is copper colored on its obverse due to the outer manganese clad layer missing before strike. Scarce.   MS64 lustrous and attractive. 

PCGS 2007-D Washington dollar with the reverse clad layer missing before strike. The coin is coppery colored on the reverse due to the outer manganese layer separated almost entirely, before strike.   A small sliver of the manganese remains arou…

ANACS 2001-P Sacagawea dollar reverse missing clad layer. The clad layer separated from the coin before strike. As a result, the coin is more "copper" colored in appearance on it's reverse, which is the side the split occurred on.   Generally a.…

NGC 1976 Type-1 bicentennial Eisenhower dollar struck 75% off-center. The coin shows part of the Liberty Bell and some of the lettering on the reverse, and part of Ike's head and some lettering on the obverse.   This is a scarcer date for major.…

NGC 1971-1976-S proof Ike dollar 40% silver planchet. The planchet was intended for striking into a proof 40% silver Ike dollar from the 1971-1976 era. As a planchet, it has a raised rim, and also the coin's surfaces are glimmering, and have the fine…

PCGS $1 2000-P Sacagawea dollar broadstruck. The coin has large expansion in size, and is dramatic in appearance.   Sacagawea dollar broadstrikes are scarce, and only a small number are known!   MS65 lustrous

ANACS 2001-P Sacagawea dollar with a 4% curved clip at 10 o'clock.   Clips are generally scarce on Sacagawea dollars.   AU58 with lustorus, slightly mirrored surfaces. A scratch on the reverse at 12 o'clock. 

This is a U.S. $1 feeder finger which was used for striking silver dollar sized coins at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grabener coin…