1934-D Lincoln Cent. MS-67 RD (PCGS).，A vivid, smooth and smartly impressed example that will appeal to even the most discerning Lincoln cent enthusiast. As the nations economy began to recover from the worst years of the Great Depression, cent production at the Denver Mint was much slower to recover than it was at the Philadelphia Mint. The mintage for the 1934-D is relatively limited at 28,446,000 pieces, although in an absolute sense this issue cannot be described as anything but common. Only in sharply struck Superb full Red condition, as here, does the conditionally challenging nature of the 1934-D become evident.，From the ESM Collection.，
1934-D Oregon Trail Memorial. Tripled Die Obverse. MS-66 (PCGS). CAC.，Brilliant and beautiful, this satiny example is as nice as would be expected for the assigned grade. This Denver Mint issue is the only Oregon Trail Memorial half dollar of the date, an ...
1934-D Peace Silver Dollar. MS-65 (PCGS).，The lovely satin surfaces of this Peace dollar display a sharp strike and a brilliant and fresh appearance. The final Denver Mint Peace dollar, the 1934-D is also one of the scarcest in the finest Mint State grade ...
1934-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. MS-64 (PCGS). CAC.，The razor sharp strike, brilliant satin luster and premium Choice quality are sure to attract keen bidder interest in this lovely piece. The first Denver Mint half dollar produced since 1929, the 1934 ...
1934-D Washington Quarter. Medium Motto. MS-65 (PCGS).，This fully lustrous, satiny example has a light dusting of silvery iridescence on both sides. It offers lovely and original Gem Uncirculated quality for a scarce, semi-key date early Denver Mint Washi ...
1934-D Mercury Dime. MS-65 FB (PCGS). CAC.，This gorgeous Gem dime displays a blend of iridescent gold toning and bright satin luster. With the initial effects of the Great Depression having passed, the mints resumed dime production in 1934 with deliveries ...
1934-D Buffalo Nickel. MS-65 (PCGS).，This golden toned Buffalo nickel offers bold striking detail and soft satin luster. The first Denver Mint nickel struck since 1929, the 1934-D was released concurrently with the 1926-D, 1928-D and 1929-D issues that ha ...
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