1867 $1 Silver Seated Liberty PCGS PF65+ Cameo

Features of the 1867 $1 Silver Seated Liberty PCGS PF65+ Cameo:

• Minted in the year 1867
• US - Philadelphia Mint
• PF65+ Cameo Graded by PCGS
• PCGS Population: 2 with only 2 higher

We are pleased to present a stunning example of American numismatic artistry—the 1867 $1 Silver Seated Liberty, graded PF65+ Cameo by PCGS. This exceptional proof coin combines rarity, beauty, and historical significance, making it a prized addition to any advanced collection.

The 1867 Seated Liberty Dollar is a rare proof issue, with only 625 coins originally struck. Surviving examples in such high grades are scarce, particularly with the desirable Cameo contrast. As a post-Civil War issue, this coin represents a period of American resilience and recovery, adding historical depth to its appeal.

The Seated Liberty design, created by Christian Gobrecht, is one of the most elegant and enduring in U.S. coinage. The obverse features Lady Liberty seated on a rock, holding a shield in one hand and a Liberty cap on a pole in the other, symbolizing freedom and readiness to defend it. The reverse showcases a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, clutching an olive branch and arrows. The intricate details of this design are beautifully preserved in proof format, making this coin a miniature masterpiece of 19th-century engraving.

The 1867 $1 Silver Seated Liberty in PF65+ Cameo condition is a coin that embodies the finest qualities of American numismatics—artistry, rarity, and historical significance. Its stunning proof quality, enhanced by the Cameo contrast, makes it a visually striking piece that stands out in any collection. As a rare and beautiful artifact from the post-Civil War era, this coin is not just an investment in precious metal but also a timeless piece of American history. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the world of numismatics, this coin offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of 19th-century craftsmanship at its finest.