Silver Three Cent Pieces were also known as ‘Trimes’ and were minted from 1851 to 1873. They were the smallest United States silver coin.
Non-proof Silver Three Cent Pieces from 1863 to 1872 are rare as nearly the entire production was melted in 1873. 1873 was a scarce proof-only issue and the last year of the Silver Three Cent series with a mintage of just 600 coins.
CAC. Thick frosty crisp white luster with a faint dusting of champagne hue. Surfaces are well struck with excellent eye appeal!
Very attractive with frosty cream-white luster and well struck. The only Silver Three-Cent date struck in New Orleans.
Well struck with lustrous white surfaces and touches of light gold hue.
Satiny white luster and free of significant marks.
A lovely Gem with highly reflective surfaces and a light golden hue. Just 1,000 minted.
Fantastic booming white luster with highly reflective fields that contrast nicely against heavily frosted design features. Incredible quality and great eye appeal! Just 470 minted.
Blast white with modest frost on the design and super flashy proof-like fields. The strike is needle-sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding. Quite scarce with a mintage of 22,000 and a low survival rate.
Incredible quality with flawless semi proof-like surfaces that are beautifully toned with iridescent hues of blue, lavender, russet, and gold. Just 22,000 minted.
Beautiful flashy mirrored surfaces that are essentially flawless with a pleasing light golden hue. A scarce date with just 625 proofs and 4,000 business strikes minted.
Brilliant white beautifully mirrored surfaces with a hint of gold dust. From a total mintage of 600 pieces, a scarce and seldom seen variety in which the faint curve of a presumed digit extends north and east of the ball of the nine in the date.
CAC. Sharply struck with flashy semi proof-like surfaces, light toning and frosted devices. Just 3,400 business strikes minted.
CAC. Frosty white design features with a light golden tint in the fields.
CAC. Very flashy with a white base and light golden-brown toning on the obverse. The reverse is blast white and both sides have heavy frost on the design.