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CAC Grading

Name: CAC Grading
Address: 1716 Corporate Landing Pkwy, Virginia Beach, VA, 23454, US
Telephone: +18885373798

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10/30/2026

Coin of the day!

10/21/2026

Known as "So-Called Dollars,” the Denver Mint struck these pieces to celebrate its opening in 1905, although regular issue coinage was not distributed until 1906. These are widely believed to have been struck to test the machinery ahead of its full opening. These pieces are very hard to come by, as they were originally acquired at the Denver Mint's opening ceremony in 1905.

CAC Grading accepts So-Called Dollars struck by any U.S. Mint.

This piece is graded CAC AU58BN

10/07/2026

The 1839 B***y Head is a classic variety of Large Cents that features an odd stylistic choice: the final lock of hair wraps around the shoulder and up the bust.

The "B***y" nickname was given by collectors, who associated its forward-leaning posture with the seabird B***y, known for its awkward, waddling gait. This obverse variety appears on six obverse dies across nine Newcomb varieties, making it relatively attainable. This coin was chosen for its wonderful originality and uniform surfaces.

This piece is graded CAC AU58BN
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10/01/2026

During the United States' involvement in World War II, the U.S. Mint sought alternative materials to strike coins, because copper, tin, and nickel were crucial to the war effort. The Mint commissioned private firms to experiment with different materials. In this case, plastic!!! The coins produced in this campaign are made from many materials, including plastic, rubber, and even glass!

The reasoning for the lack of a denomination was that these were intended to be experimental. This is similar to J-2180, which was struck in 1982 and tested the new zinc alloy for the cent denomination.

This piece is graded CAC MS63
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09/29/2026

With bright, radiant luster and original toning, this Vermont, half dollar is as original as it gets! These pieces were struck to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington, an American victory that weakened British forces leading up to the Battles of Saratoga.

This colorful example is graded CAC MS67

09/17/2026

One of the best releases of the entire year!

09/17/2026

Since the 1870's, the origin of the Capped Bust Quarters bearing the "E" and "L" counterstrikes has confounded many numismatists. They are found on both 1815 and 1825-dated pieces. There are many theories of their origin. One of the more interesting theories holds that they were placed by the Harmony Society commune in Pennsylvania around 1832. This society was a German-American Christian communal society founded by George Rapp (1757-1847). Their economic arrangement was strict, ordering members to surrender their individual property to the society. This theory of the "E" and "L" counterstamps suggests they intended to divide wealth between two competing factions.

There are, however, other theories. For instance, a School Prize for "English" or "Latin."

This piece is graded CAC AU58
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09/15/2026

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1716 Corporate Landing Pkwy
Virginia Beach, VA
23454

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+18885373798

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