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Year (?)	Description (?)	Grade (?)	Service (?)	Price (?)
1893	Indian Proof Cent	PR-66-RD	NGC	$1,890
1902	Indian Cent Cent	PR-66-RD	PCGS	$2,450
1972	Doubled Lincoln Cent	MS-64-RD	NGC	$545
1995	Double Die Lincoln Red Cent	MS-67	NGC	$100
1995	Doubled-Die Lincoln Cent	MS-67-RD	NGC	$80
1883	No Cent Liberty Nickel	PF-66	NGC	$1,600
1883	No Cent Liberty Nickel	PF-65	NGC	$1,260
1886	Liberty Nickel	PF-67	NGC	$3,750
1886	Liberty Nickel	PF-66	NGC	$1,500
1886	Liberty Nickel	PR-65	PCGS	$1,020
1886	Liberty Nickel	AU-50	CERT	$980
1889	Liberty Nickel	MS-65	NGC	$930
1889	Liberty Nickel	PF-65	NGC	$840
1903	Liberty Nickel	MS-66	NGC	$1,800
1905	Liberty Nickel	MS-65	PCGS	$770
1928-S	Buffalo - Type II Nickel	MS-64	PCGS	$1,330
1929	Buffalo Nickel	MS-65	PCGS	$345
1931-S	Buffalo - Type II Nickel	MS-66	PCGS	$1,120
1937	Buffalo - Type II Nickel	PR-67	NGC	$2,740
1937	Buffalo - Type II Nickel	PR-65	PCGS	$2,325
1937	Buffalo - Type II Nickel	PR-65	PCGS	$2,348
1937-D	Three Legged Buffalo Nickel	VF-30	CERT	$1,170
1938-D	Buffalo Nickel	MS-66	NGC	$65
1938-D	Buffalo Nickel	MS-65	PCGS	$58
2004-S	2004 Proof Set		Raw	$55

Year: The year that appears on a coin, which is usually and legally the year of manufacture. There are some exceptions to this rule. A letter following the year indicates at which mint the coin was manufactured.
Description: List of U.S. rare coin types. Click on a coin's description for more information about the coin.
Grade: The condition or state of preservation of a coin. One of the main determining factors of value.
Service: With the exception of certain uncertified circulated coins, each coin sold by Blanchard and Company, Inc. has been graded by either the Professional Coin Grading Service (“PCGS”) or by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (“NGC”).
CAC: A coin that has been identified as a premium quality coin within any particular grade, using the superior standards set forth by CAC Founder, John Albanese. Just look for the CAC verification sticker.
Price: Rare U.S. coins price value is almost solely based on condition, demand and rarity. Precious metal content is only a small factor.