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Twenty Cent Pieces

his very short-lived series followed the Seated Liberty design of the era. Twenty Cent Pieces were struck from 1875 to 1878 with 1877 and 1878 being rare proof-only Twenty Cent Pieces. Philadelphia, Carson City and the San Francisco Mint all struck Twenty Cent Pieces.

The 1876-CC is the ‘key’ to a complete Twenty Cent Piece collection. 10,000 coins were struck but almost all were melted at the Carson City Mint. Today, a decent example of this rare Twenty Cent Piece easily fetches $100,000!

• Found 8 items
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  1875. PCGS. VF-30.

  $425.00

  Well detailed with light silver-gray surfaces.

  Item #217494 (1 / 8)
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  1875-CC. ANACS. G-6.

  $299.00

  A pleasing example of this better date.

  Item #224771 (2 / 8)
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  1875-CC. PCGS. VF-35.

  $649.00

  Well detailed with pleasing surfaces.

  Item #212293 (3 / 8)
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  1875-CC. PCGS. XF-40.

  $795.00

  Pleasing original surfaces with a trace of luster remaining.

  Item #217103 (4 / 8)
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  1875-S. PCGS. MS-64.

  $1,450.00

  Rich cream-white luster and a sharp strike with nice clean surfaces. Perfect for a high-end 'type' set.

  Item #129476 (5 / 8)
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  1875-S. PCGS. MS-65.

  $2,495.00

  Well struck with rich satiny mint luster that shows a splash of golden-green toning.

  Item #213549 (6 / 8)
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  1876. PCGS. MS-63.

  $1,895.00

  Crisp white luster and a sharp strike. The second lowest business strike mintage in the series at 14,640.

  Item #221610 (7 / 8)
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  1877. PCGS. PR-63.

  $14,995.00

  Beautiful original surfaces with a dusting of champagne toning with a touch of turquoise and gold hue. A scarce proof-only issue. Housed in an early PCGS holder.

  Item #206239 (8 / 8)
• 8 items found