1875-CC Liberty Head Double Eagle. AU-53 (PCGS).，Endearing honey-orange surfaces are boldly defined with plenty of original mint luster remaining. In the mid 1870s, the Carson City Mint was able to process enough gold to step up production of double eagles, thanks in part to a deposit of $1.5 million in bullion in July of 1875, allowing 111,151 double eagles to be produced that year. This comparatively large output permitted a quantity of the coins to be used in the export trade, from which a small number of higher grade examples were later repatriated in the mid 20th century. With demand for double eagles from Carson City far outstripping supply, an appealing AU example of the issue is a highlight of any Western gold collection.，，
1875-CC Liberty Head Double Eagle. EF-40 (NGC).，Light khaki-gold patina with glints of pale rose iridescence in the protected areas around the devices. Wispy hairlines and a glossy texture are noted for accuracy, while ample boldness of detail enhances th ...
1875-CC Trade Dollar. Type I/I. MS-64 (NGC).，This lovely example exhibits intense satin luster and a virtually full strike to both sides. Brilliant apart from speckles of milky-silver patina, the surfaces are expectably smooth for the assigned grade. With ...
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