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.
Lustrous light gray surfaces.
Very attractive with frosty cream-white luster and well struck. The only Silver Three-Cent date struck in New Orleans.
CAC. Thick satiny luster and well struck.
Satiny white luster and free of significant marks.
CAC. Incredible quality with champagne-gold hues enhancing deep satiny luster. Hints of blue cling to the periphery and surfaces are nearly flawless. The strike is needle-sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding!
Sharply struck with flashy surfaces and bold clash marks that are particularly distinct on the obverse. A wonderful example of this scarce and popular Civil War date that saw a mintage of just 8,000 coins.
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.
CAC. Sharply struck with flashy semi proof-like surfaces, light toning and frosted devices. Outstanding for the grade and housed in an early green label holder. Just 3,400 business strikes minted.
A scarce date with a mere 1,000 business strikes and 950 proofs minted. This is a flashy, brilliant white example with a hint of gold at the rim, frosted design features, and outstanding eye appeal.
CAC. Closed 3. Rich toning with a blend of blue, green, and gold hues. A very desirable proof-only date that is also the last issue of the series with a mintage of only 600.
Lovely reflective warm-gold shaded surfaces. A scarce proof-only date with a mere 600 minted!