Newp 1862-S $5 PCGS F-15 CAC.Show your "S" mint or Civil War coins of all denominations and metals!

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  • calgolddiver
    calgolddiver Posts: 1,803 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @semikeycollector said:

    @calgolddiver said:
    66

    Beautiful color! Is it Red or RB?

    I call it 66RB (no designation on the holder)

    Top 15 Type Set 1792 to present

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  • justindan
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  • semikeycollector
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    @justindan said:

    Lovely piece!
    Nice color and minimal abrasions!
    Now I see the tiny S!

  • CivilWarBuff
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    @justindan said:

    Is this your piece Justindan?

  • justindan
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    @CivilWarBuff said:

    @justindan said:

    Is this your piece Justindan?

    Yes sir. I own this coin.

  • CivilWarBuff
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    I thought I recognized, I guess you are Precision Coin,on the Bay nice to meet you!

  • alefzero
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    I used to do the Civil War era quarter-eagles. At least when I did them, some of those dates were downright rare and never on the market from both the Philly and SF mints in AU and higher. Have not checked the pops (though we all know the top end includes lots of duplicates due to crackout regrades). Should do that again sometime.

  • semikeycollector
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    @alefzero said:
    I used to do the Civil War era quarter-eagles. At least when I did them, some of those dates were downright rare and never on the market from both the Philly and SF mints in AU and higher. Have not checked the pops (though we all know the top end includes lots of duplicates due to crackout regrades). Should do that again sometime.

    1864 and 1865 are crazy rare. The 1866 and 1867 are tough too in all grades.
    I know the San Francisco issues are often rare in BU.

  • justindan
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    @CivilWarBuff said:
    I thought I recognized, I guess you are Precision Coin,on the Bay nice to meet you!

    Yes sir. Nice to meet you as well.

  • johnny9434
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    Hope this fits in somewhere

  • Stooge
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    My 2 cent pieces are all MS64RB. I find that grade to be abundant, full of eye appeal, easy on the wallet and full of luster. An easy grade for that beautiful red/brown wood grain copper look.


    Later, Paul.
  • semikeycollector
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    @johnny9434 said:


    Hope this fits in somewhere

    Yes. This is front and center as a civil war battle! Pretty commemorative coin!

  • semikeycollector
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    @Stooge said:
    My 2 cent pieces are all MS64RB. I find that grade to be abundant, full of eye appeal, easy on the wallet and full of luster. An easy grade for that beautiful red/brown wood grain copper look.

    Lovely coins!

  • Copperindian
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    Civil War history:

    All the 1861-D G$1’s were minted under the Confederacy.

    “The thrill of the hunt never gets old”

    PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
    Copperindian
    Copperindian II
    Indy Eagles
    Gold Rush
    Bust Caps

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    Early Walkers

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  • Copperindian
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    Highest graded duo (1861-1865):

    Both are MS67.

    “The thrill of the hunt never gets old”

    PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
    Copperindian
    Copperindian II
    Indy Eagles
    Gold Rush
    Bust Caps

    Retired sets: Soaring Eagles
    Copperindian
    Nickelodeon
    Early Walkers

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  • liefgold
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    Hard to find S mint in MS.

    liefgold
  • JBN
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    @skier07 said:

    Congratulations. That is an awesome coin. The coin was added to my collection in 2010 from Heritage with the following lot description: Rich violet, blue-gray, and medium-gray shadings are found on most of each side, with the lightest colors where the high points are worn. Solid eye appeal for this elusive Civil War-era Seated dollar issue. PCGS has graded 88 coins finer (8/10).
    I hope you enjoy your dollar as much as I did.

  • semikeycollector
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    @skier07 said:

    I really like the lighter devices and dark fields. Natural, no marks to speak of. A perfect cameo XF! Few look this nice!

  • semikeycollector
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    @liefgold said:
    Hard to find S mint in MS.

    Strong luster on the 1859-S $1 and nice strike. Looks a point or so higher. Very Rare in BU!

  • semikeycollector
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    @Copperindian said:
    Finally, “best in show”, certainly the prettiest:

    Really enjoying the red mint bloom and appreciating the fully struck details! Amazing top grade for the issue coin (and red)!

  • semikeycollector
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    @Copperindian said:
    Highest graded duo (1861-1865):

    Both are MS67.

    Amazing coins! Love the full head strike on the half dime! It's cool that they are the top pops!

  • semikeycollector
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    @Copperindian said:
    Civil War history:

    All the 1861-D G$1’s were minted under the Confederacy.

    This gold $1 and the 1861-D $5 are amongst the most popular US gold coins. I wish I had gotten into gold 20 years ago to have a shot at owning one of these! Great coin. I think the planchet flaw is cool!

  • semikeycollector
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    edited September 14, 2026 2:35PM
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    @JJSingleton said:
    From the start of the Civil War. This was struck while the Dahlonega Mint was under the control of the Confederacy.

    I sold this a few years ago.

    That's just an amazing piece! I'm glad my eyes returned to their sockets, after seeing this! Is the superintendent your relative or is your user name a namesake of the superintendent of the Dahlonega mint?

  • semikeycollector
    semikeycollector Posts: 1,448 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @Desert Moon said:

    @semikeycollector said:
    Newp 1862-S $5 PCGS F-15 CAC - 1 of only 12 CACs for all grades for this issue. A very tough date!




    Pretty darned wholesome..............

    Thank you Desert Moon! You know my buddy Scott Brown.

  • semikeycollector
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    @Catbert said:


    Love the high grades Seated Halves with those colors! Plus some better dates.

  • BigFrankie
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    VF 35 CAC. Tied for second highest circulated Bean.

  • semikeycollector
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    @BigFrankie said:
    VF 35 CAC. Tied for second highest circulated Bean.

    I had a VG in my collection for like 35 years, but yours is pretty! Love the toning and absence of marks! It is one of the tough ones!

  • CaptHenway
    CaptHenway Posts: 34,164 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Fabulous thread!

    Professional Numismatist, Retired. 55 year member ANA. Former ANA Senior Authenticator. Winner of four ANA Heath Literary Awards; three Wayte and Olga Raymond Literary Awards; Numismatist of the Year Award 2009, and ANA Lifetime Achievement Award 2020. Winner of the PNG's 2026 Robert Friedberg Award for "The Enigmatic Lincoln Cents of 1922," Available now from Whitman or Amazon.
  • calgolddiver
    calgolddiver Posts: 1,803 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    @Catbert said:


    WOW ... as usual

    Top 15 Type Set 1792 to present

    Top 10 Cal Fractional Type Set

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