1912-S Liberty "V" Nickel (FN15) PCIThe 1912 S Liberty "V" Nickel, graded FN15 by PCI, is the final and scarcest issue of the Liberty Nickel series, struck at the San Francisco Mint. In Fine 15 condition, the coin shows moderate wear with strong detail in Libertys hair and the Roman numeral V on the reverse still clearly visible. Its low mintage and status as a key date make it a highly sought after piece for collectors of classic U. S. coinage.

and its popularity among collectors is enhanced by its relatively low mintage and desirable condition in VF

this coin stands out as a beautiful and desirable example for collectors seeking high-quality Morgan Dollars from the late 19th century

graded G (Good)

depicting the eagle in flight

especially due to the rarity of this year and the noticeable imperfections that add character to the coin's history

hard to find in this nearly pristine condition

The S mintmark remains visible despite the heavy wear

The 1923 Peace Dollar graded MS64 by NGC is a sharply struck coin with strong luster and only minor contact marks consistent with its near-gem designation

but still retains substantial luster and clear details on both sides

1976-S SILVER PROOF

The 1915-D Barber Quarter in Very Good (VG) condition features moderate wear with more visible details

The 1877 Liberty Seated Dime