Presenting an exceptionally rare 1831 $2.5 Capped Bust Quarter Eagle. This coin is a true gem for collectors, boasting honest wear and glowing honey-gold surfaces. With a mintage of just 4,520 and a survival estimate of only 137 in all grades, it is incredibly scarce. This piece holds significant value, as reflected by its PCGS Price Guide value of $16,000. Notably, it is the only CAC-graded example in this condition, with no CAC approved but only 12 finer, incredibly low figure, most of which are uncirculated. This Pop 1 and the lowest graded at that represents a distinct type for advanced collectors, and is part of the reduced diameter series produced between 1829 and 1834. This is a rare opportunity to own this type with such historical significance and outstanding preservation at the most affordable graded with CAC approval. See this coin’s live video with Paradime Live* here. CACG Cert Verification #328694724 • PCGS Price Guide - $16,000• PCGS POP - 1/64• CAC POP - 0/12• CACG POP - 1/0• PCGS Coin# - 7671 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

One of rarest Charlotte Quarter Eagle, 1842-C $2.5 from a small mintage of 6,729 only 115 are estimated today. Of the 115 estimated, no more than a dozen retain natural surface. Finding examples with original surface and good eye appeal is very tough for a Southern Branch Mint date. True Quarter Eagle numismatists are aware of the rarity of this date. The coin, however, has serious claims to an XF40 despite its weak-strike. No CAC example in surrounding grade has sold for over a decade and only 12 in CAC are approved finer for this VF35 example. PCGS Cert Verification #37410186 • PCGS Price Guide - $3,750• PCGS POP - 14/56• CAC Price Guide - $4,050• CAC POP - 1/12 • PCGS Coin# - 7724 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

The 1808/7 Capped Bust Half Dollar is a popular overdate for the series when a repurposed 1807 die, with an 8 was punched over the 7. With only about 1,200 estimated across all grades, this coin's surfaces are adorned with a pale gold and dusky gray shades, and is as original a Bust Half Dollar will come. With a PCGS population of 63 and a CAC population of 7, this coin is an excellent addition especially at this price point. The PCGS Price Guide values it at $1,050, while the CAC Price Guide lists it at $1,000. The last auction record dates back more than a decade, though a XF45 PCGS CAC sold for $1,260 06/22 HA. PCGS Cert Verification #20939832 • PCGS Price Guide - $1,050• PCGS POP - 63/203• CAC Price Guide - $860• CAC POP - 7/58 • PCGS Coin# - 6091 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.