This target-toned 1862 Trime, graded MS64 by PCGS, displays a stunning array of colors radiating towards its lustrous center on both sides. Cobalt blues and cinnamon reds blend into a vibrant, iridescent inner circle, reminiscent of the toning seen on proof Trimes. Finding a three-cent piece with CAC approval and such eye-catching color is a rare find. The 1862 is one of the most sought-after type coins in the new design, marking the last issue of the denomination with a six-figure circulation strike mintage. Few survivors, however, can match this Gem's combination of technical quality and eye appeal. It would make an excellent addition to a high-quality set, further elevating the appeal of this exceptional type coin from the middle of the silver three-cent series. PCGS Cert Verification #50805012 • PCGS POP - 298/434• CAC Price Guide - $800• CAC POP - 27/150 • PCGS Coin# - 3680 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

With a mintage of 165,000 and an estimated survival of only 1,000 pieces, this 1807 Draped Bust Dime is a remarkable example of early American coinage. Dimes minted between 1798 and 1807 feature the distinctive Draped Bust obverse paired with the Heraldic Eagle reverse. Struck from a single die pair, this piece exhibits pleasing eye appeal, with a two-toned patina of silver, copper, and gunmetal as well as some toning between devices all indicating possible long-term storage in an envelope. Most early U.S coinage have had an old cleaning and as a result a two-tier market exists. This attractive representative of the final Draped Bust dime is a superb representative with the last example sold $3,360 05/24 HA. PCGS Cert Verification #85785105 • PCGS Price Guide - $3,000• PCGS POP - 18/264 • PCGS Coin# - 4480 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

This PCGS graded 1854 Three Dollar Gold coin is an ideal type coin for the budget-conscious collector, offering high-end eye appeal and originality in the Three Dollar Gold series. Splashes of pink-copper toning grace both sides of this lustrous green-gold example, adding depth and originality to its visual appeal. Despite the light wear that defines its grade, the strike provides good detail. As the first year of the denomination, this piece displays surfaces remarkably free of heavy handling marks or scratches, making it a standout example. This date represents great value compared to similar $3 in the 1870's, especially given recent strong increase in CAC bid. PCGS Cert Verification #25599792 • PCGS Price Guide - $2,100• PCGS POP - 582/2,428• CAC Price Guide - $2,000• CAC POP - 27/282 • PCGS Coin# - 7969 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.