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.
Brilliant luster and well struck.
Sharply struck and lustrous.
Sharply struck with light gold hue.
Light gold hue.
Brilliant mirrors.
Closed 3. Brilliant with nice 'cameo' contrast.
Closed 3. Sharply struck with strong luster.
Well struck and lustrous.
Impressive quality with bold contrast between the deep mirrored fields and frosted design. Fully brilliant and unblemished with outstanding eye appeal. Tied for the finest graded at either service!
Sharply struck with flashy deep mirrored fields and frosted devices. Just 510 minted.
An attractive example of this scarce poof-only date with a needle-sharp strike. The nickel-gray surfaces exhibit a soft violet tinted dusting. Only 510 pieces were minted.
Blast white with frosted devices and nearly flawless surfaces. Awarded a 'Star' designation by NGC for superior eye appeal!
Blazing nickel-white luster with deep mirrored fields that contrast beautifully with frosted devices. Only 4 graded finer, all cameo examples, at NGC.
CAC. Fantastic quality with vibrant surfaces that display subtle iridescent hues of lavender, lime-green, and gold.
CAC. A beautiful brilliant proof with bold contrast between the frosty white design features and the deeply mirrored fields. A proof-only date with a mintage of 2,350.
CAC. Nice field and device contrast.
Fantastic quality with superior luster and a needle-sharp strike. Only 21,000 minted.
CAC. Sharply struck with a clean appearance.
Reflective surfaces with a faint gold hue and trivial flecking.