Super nice near full white Mercury dime shows lustrous white surfaces and full bands. Gem. 

1941 Proof Mercury dimes were minted to the tune of 16,557. Proof Mercury dimes were only issued for 7 years, 1936-1942. This example with a bit of obverse toning and glassy proof like surfaces that my pics don't quite capture..  Gem.

New 8/5 Amazing Denver Mercury dime with lustrous white surfaces and fully delineated bands.  Gem. 

Superb Denver full bands Mercury dime with lustrous white surfaces and full bands.  Gem. 

Lightly toned Denver wartime issue full bands Mercury dime with lustrous surfaces and full bands.  Gem. 

Top end Mercury dime with lustrous white surfaces and full bands. Minor chip on back rail noted for accuracy. Gem. 

Denver wartime issue full bands Mercury dime with lustrous white surfaces and full bands.  Gem. 

This PCGS Type 1  Full Head is always in demand as a one year Type coin. Lovely, original fields that show lots of remaining mint luster are accented by golden brown tones that perfectly display the artistry of Hermon MacNeil's classic design.  The soaring eagle reverse displays very good breast and eagle feather detail. Attractively priced for the offered quality. Gem.

The 1st year of issue PCGS Type 2 Standing Liberty Quarter is nicely struck which is certainly not always the case. The date is strong as are all of the obverse and reverse stars. Miss Liberty's head showing the top of the laurel leaves. The eagle's feathers are nice, a bit of neck and breast detail also showing. Surfaces a consistent silver grey with good remaining luster.  Well priced for the offered quality. Choice.

This Standing Liberty quarter comes with crusty old time toning, the reverse particularly nice with a circular rim toning that enhances the soaring eagle. The date is full and bold, the strike quite good. Nice selection for a XF-AU type or date set for the collector that likes toning. Original

This CACG Standing Liberty Quarter exhibits a strong strike, particularly in the focal head area, which is nearly full on this coin.  The patina shows good luster and original grey-silver surfaces. Light rub on the high points of the design, most notably Miss Liberty's thigh area. Choice. G

Lustrous Walker that exhibits blast white lustrous surfaces and strong strike. Eagle's left leg with nice feathers. Gem.

Nicely stuck with satiny luster, very nice for the assigned grade. Gem.

This CAC stickered Philadelphia Franklin is well above the standard fare with original golden toning and lots of remaining luster on both the obverse and reverse.  Gem. 

Lovely Cameo Franklin Type 2 issue that is so very nice in hand. Type 2 Reverse is identified by 3 feathers to each side of the perch and a much stronger strike on the eagle. Offered at an attractive price point, at the PR68CAM grade PCGS shows a suggested $240, Gem. 

New 7/28 Wow! This Denver issue 1958 Franklin half dollar comes with Full Bell , nice underlying luster and amazing dual sided toning. The obverse with classic rainbow tones at the rim, particularly through IN GOD WE TRUST. The reverse with deep golden toning that covers the entire surface. Great eye appeal and worthy of the asked for premium. Gem.

GEM Ultra Cameo Franklin that's absolutely stunning in-hand. Cameo is amazing for both Dr. Franklin and the Liberty Bell. Housed in older NGC Brown label holder. Gem.