As a result of reduced demand for twenty cent piece, the U.S. Mint abolished the production of twenty cent pieces in 1876, but issued proof pieces for collectors up until 1878. Boasting a smooth and frosty surface with no serious hits or marks worth the notice, this example is one that displays superb eye appeal. The strike is razor sharp with all details clearly visible. Lustrous and reflective toning embrace the surface of the coin offsetting borderline colors of an array of teal, olive green, and emerald green. Other tones of sapphire blue, amber yellow, and metal copper are in full display also. Last PCGS CAC auction record was for $4,112 05/16 LE over 8 years ago which was no where as attractive as this. See this coin’s live video with Paradime Live* here. PCGS Cert Verification #50451337 • PCGS Price Guide - $4,000• PCGS POP - 92/305• CAC Price Guide - $4,050• CAC POP - 7/30 • PCGS Coin# - 5306 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

This 1875-CC seated liberty twenty cent is the only collectible date as it is one of the two Carson City twenty cent series, since the 1876-CC is extremely rare and a $500,000 to $1,500,000 coin. A well circulated example with outstanding eye appealing hues of brown coppery gold with a slight mixture of teal green. CAC has approved only 7 other examples for the grade with a non-CAC PCGS example that sold for $840 03/23 ST. You will never find another originally toned CAC circulated 1875-CC 20C under $1,500. PCGS Cert Verification #49661043 • PCGS Price Guide - $1,000• CAC Price Guide - $875• CAC POP - 8/180• PCGS Coin# - 5297

Mintage of 1,260 the 1876 twenty cent proofs were cut down to half from the previous year due to reduced demand which was brought about by confusion with the quarter since it was similar in size and value. This seated liberty twenty cent specimen is decorated with some fantastic toning. The colors on the obverse display a peripheral ring of gold with a mixture of teal, cerulean blue, and forest green gracing surface along with some hints of copper brown here and there. The reverse on the other hand exhibit hues of blue fire, amber, and an array of teal and cerulean blue. The strike is sharp boasting a virtually flawless surface with no noticeable abrasions on either side of the coin. With CAC placing a $2,810 price guide and no relevant comps we believe these are how toned twenty cent proofs should be collected. CACG Cert Verification #382517027 • CAC Price Guide - $2,810 •CAC POP - 1/30 •CACG POP - 1/0• PCGS Coin# - 5304

Out of a mintage of 10,708, the majority of 1879 Carson City Double Eagle Gold coins entered circulation in Western commerce. Nearly all surviving examples are found in circulated grades. Choice Carson City Double Eagle coins are consistently sought after and seldom appear for sale. With an estimated 300 to 350 survivors, the 1879 CC Double Eagle ranks among the top three Carson City Double Eagles in terms of overall rarity. A diagnostic die lump below the 9 in the date confirms the singular die pair for this specific year and mint. This specimen presents an appealing choice grade PCGS XF40, featuring pleasing orange-gold surfaces. Despite circulation, a sharp strike reveals significant definition. Among the most wholesome Carson City Double Eagles we have encountered, it displays minimal marks or abrasions. With its exceptional originality, this coin will complement any collector's cabinet, regardless of their intentions. It stands as an ideal coin in a desirable and accessible collector grade. This delightful Carson City mint Twenty Dollar Double Eagle will undoubtedly attract many admirers. Price guide is $20,000, with the most recent non-CAC sale fetching $16,200 on 07/22 at HA., whilst an NGC XF45 non-CAC for $15,000 01/22 HA, even in lower grade VF30 NGC an example sold for $9,000 01/22 HA. These are rare in all grades. PCGS Cert Verification #49405998 • PCGS Price Guide - $20,000• PCGS Coin# - 8989 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

In 1873, a mere 2,300 Liberty Seated Silver Dollars were crafted at the Carson City Mint, and there is speculation that a considerable number were melted during the transition from the Seated Liberty design to the new Trade dollar format. Within the four CC Seated dollar issues, the 1873-CC stands out as the scarcest, posing a more challenging quest than the 1871-CC due to its lower mintage, particularly in the search for surviving coins across all grades. Mint state examples of this coin are seldom, if ever, encountered in the market, with only a handful known to exist. The rigorous grading standards have played a role in diminishing the number of coins deemed 'mint state,' as many examples discovered just a few decades ago now find themselves in AU58 holders. This further amplifies the significance of any offering of the 1873-CC Seated Dollar. As the rarest among the four Carson City Liberty Seated Silver Dollars and encased in an OGH holder, this specimen's appeal is elevated to an even greater extent. Being safeguarded in the old green holder, specifically PCGS 3.1, serves as a testament to the coin’s originality, having been preserved for over twenty-five years. This exceptional VF30 example stands out with remarkable eye-appeal for its grade. The coin's overall coloration showcases an attractive olive-gray hue, adorned with iridescent nuances of gold, deep blue, and green enveloping both sides. Impressively, it displays excellent detail, maintaining a splendid circulated cameo state due to the wear it has endured over time. The motifs are distinctly sharp, offering full readability of LIBERTY, while the reverse boasts strong definition. Notably, the surfaces exhibit no significant abrasions or lines, presenting only honest wear. The eye appeal is particularly bold, adding to the allure of this rare issue. No relevant auction comparable (comps) are seen in the past 8 years. In fact the only CAC sale in any grade in the past 8 years was a AU55 PCGS CAC for $117,500 07/22 LE and AU58 PCGS CAC for $132,000 08/22 HA. In all grades only 7 examples have received CAC approval. Finer than this example will cost 6 figures. For advanced collectors, this represents a noteworthy opportunity to acquire the rarest CC-mint Seated dollar. PCGS Cert Verification #3279438 • CAC POP - 1/4 • PCGS Coin# - 6972 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.