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CAC Grading is donating eight prints of coins to the ANA Summer Seminar in Colorado Springs, to be auctioned off during ...
06/18/2026

CAC Grading is donating eight prints of coins to the ANA Summer Seminar in Colorado Springs, to be auctioned off during the YN auction. Proceeds will go towards future scholarships for young numismatists. Each printing will be one of two. The first four will be available during week one, and the remaining four during week two. The prints available each week will feature different coins and will come signed by John Albanese and Ron Drzewucki.

06/16/2026

This 1831 Quarter Eagle has booming luster with subtle highlights of the sought-after "copper-orange" look, often found on older vintage gold.

This piece is graded CAC MS63

We're at the Baltimore Whitman Expo! Come visit us at booth 463, where we will be accepting submissions until Saturday a...
06/11/2026

We're at the Baltimore Whitman Expo! Come visit us at booth 463, where we will be accepting submissions until Saturday at 11:30.

06/08/2026

Happy Monday!

This 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar has a perfectly even wear pattern and is the epitome of originality, with a rich, dark col...
06/04/2026

This 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar has a perfectly even wear pattern and is the epitome of originality, with a rich, dark color. The 1795 Dollar is known for two major varieties: the Three Leaves and Two Leaves (pictured here). This variety is determined by counting the leaves located under the eagle's wing on the reverse. Of the two types, the two-leaf variety is scarcer.

This piece is graded CAC XF45
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This coin is especially challenging as heavily circulated coins of this era are expected to show much more wear and tear...
06/03/2026

This coin is especially challenging as heavily circulated coins of this era are expected to show much more wear and tear. It is unusual for a coin, especially of this size, to remain problem-free. This piece once received a great strike, as everything important is still visible and sharp around the devices.

This piece is graded CAC G6
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A first look at a new product we are rolling out soon!
05/30/2026

A first look at a new product we are rolling out soon!

This pattern is William Barber's rendition of the Seated Liberty design. Like many pattern coins, these were sold in set...
05/27/2026

This pattern is William Barber's rendition of the Seated Liberty design. Like many pattern coins, these were sold in sets that included a Half Dime, a Dime, a Quarter, a Half Dollar, and a Dollar. A few sets included a Three-Cent Silver issue. All coins issued within the set had a common obverse design. Sets were available in silver, copper, or aluminum. Each set came with uniform plain or reeded edges.

This piece is graded CAC PR64BN
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This Liberty Seated Half Dime is an important Civil War date and the sole finest recognized example by CAC. The Philadel...
05/12/2026

This Liberty Seated Half Dime is an important Civil War date and the sole finest recognized example by CAC. The Philadelphia Mint issued the only half dimes in 1861 since the New Orleans Mint closed (and later reopened) after Louisiana seceded from the Union in January, 1861. Aside from the original patina the coin has acquired, it appears as if the piece was struck yesterday. No piece of detail is left to the imagination.

This piece is graded CAC MS67+
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This So-Called Dollar was struck at the U.S. Mint's exhibit during the U.S. Sesquicentennial Exposition in Philadelphia,...
05/05/2026

This So-Called Dollar was struck at the U.S. Mint's exhibit during the U.S. Sesquicentennial Exposition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The World's Fair celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and took place from May 31 through November 30th, 1926. These coins were struck in copper, brass, gold-plated copper, nickel, and gold-plated nickel. These So-Called Dollars were struck for collectors on demand, who likely chose their desired metal composition for a nominal fee. Copper pieces were struck by different, higher-relief dies. In addition to the main exposition, the U.S. Mint also attended the "post-exhibition" period, which ran in December. The attendance did not meet projections.

Note: At this time, CAC Grading will grade So-Called Dollars as long as they were struck by the U.S. Mint.

This piece is graded CAC AU58
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Virginia Beach, VA
23454

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