The 1st year of issue 1864 2CP two cent piece was issued in two varieties, Large Motto and Small Motto. The Small Motto is the much scarcer issue, about 15X based on pricing in the offered grade. Submitted to NGC at FUN and recently returned from grading. An NGC pop of 30 is noted. Rims are crisp. Much nicer in hand with smooth surfaces and enough contrasting grey and shades of brown to properly accent the design elements. Original.

New 7/17 This CACG graded 1875-S double dime is above the average fare seen for the G6 grade with clean, original  surfaces and more design detail that is normally seen at this lower level of circulation. Rim edges are clean on both the obverse and reverse with a good amount of denticles showing. All 13 stars are clear and MIss Liberty's portrait is well presented with no hits or blemishes, just good honest wear. On the reverse the S mintmark is clear and the eagle's feather detail is quite nice for the grade. CACG currently showing a pop of 9. A great choice for a lower grade collection. Original. G

This CACG graded 1875-S double dime is attributed as BF-9, which pairs Obverse 6 with Reverse F. The 1875-S is the most common of the short lived 20C and is always in demand as a type coin. The Obverse can be identified by the die chip in the denticles under the 8. Per John Frost this is not a misplaced digit date. The reverse with an early and light die crack at the top of AME(RIC)A. The variety is listed as an R2. In all, 11 obverse and 10 reverse dies were employed, resulting in 16 collectible die marriages for the 1875-S, Currently, CACG has graded 8 at the presented grade, a testament to the coins popularity. Choice. G