1867 Shield Nickel No Rays (VG) "Dark"The 1867 Shield Nickel No Rays in VG (Very Good) condition shows significant wear, but its major design elements like the shield and date are still readable. The "Dark" description refers to its aged patina or oxidation, common in older nickels with heavy circulation. As an early example of the U. S. five cent nickel series, it remains a collectible piece with historical appeal despite its lower grade.

the 1853 date offers a desirable and affordable option for collectors of the Braided Hair Large Cent series

this historic half dollar features Liberty wearing a laurel wreath on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse

This coin is a prized addition for collectors due to its limited mintage

and the overall surface shows noticeable abrasions from the cleaning

Designed by Hermon A

this half dollar is a prized piece for collectors of early 19th-century U

This 2013 $5 (1/10 oz) Gold Eagle coin has been graded MS70 by Professional Coin Grading Service

with only light wear visible on the high points while retaining much of its original luster and detail

strong strike

Though well-worn

" was struck by the U

is known for its well-defined Liberty portrait and sharp eagle design on the reverse