Nice choice. A 67 is a high dollar one. I like the sheriff’s badge look. One of the slang terms for the silver ones is fish scales. The 2 cent pieces have a nice big 2 on them. That one looks like it was in a Whitman book at one time.

The reverses are almost always nicer with these. I’ll take your grade, thanks!
Agree on a conservation effort, but where does the Old West Vault Character go lol!? Decisions…..
I had to look up the 2 & 3 cents–Oh yeah! Amazing designs.
And a lot to choose from, no boredom with those coins…
Here’s a tribute coin for all to admire. I sure do…
The 1869/’8′ 3C Silver, PR67+CAM….

2 and 3 cent issues, proofs and MS

Reverse 66+ Very nice
Obverse 64+ Bag mark on the cheek is distracting; The toning looks like this one had the bag up against it. It looks like the burlap/cotton fabric pattern and may have been on the ground in the Vault…
The toning bag fabric pattern could probably be conserved.

What will CACgrading award this one?
GTG(Guess The Grade)…
I’ll give it my unprofessional grade of MS-65.
Anyone else have a GTG?….

As another coin that was placed in the GSA’s ‘lesser quality’ dept.(Silver Dollar), this 1881 CC does have some undesirable toning and lackluster attributes no doubt, but less bag mark damage imo.
Less chatter overall help this coin out in the Grading Room? The two small ‘gouges’ front & back are noted. What’s interesting is the Canvas Bag Impression that was left on her face–I almost want to crack it and give it a nice Acetone Bath. But the GSA pedigree would be lost if I were to do so.

Smaller 1800’s shark? Well, how about Lib Seated Dimes or IHC? Both great issues. I’d take a 64+ on the 1885 no prob…
NGC is King when it comes to CC $1 Silver, but I’ll pass as far as submitting.
CAC will be my TPG choice for a GSA slab sub. I prefer the green strap/sticker out of the 3 that employ it. I’ve got two for sure going in, and another coin or two set for a crossover. Here’s another GSA up for consideration…
An ungraded Morgan.1881-CC. Mintage 296k , GSA 147k…

I think you could get a 64+, depending on which service you use. The CAC seems to be doing a good job so far from what I’ve seen. NGC seems to be good for silver coins.
There were some issues with PCGS slabs having toned silver modern coins. I’m not sure if that was caused by the wash used by the mint, handling by PCGS, or possible offgassing from the PCGS label paper. I’ve never seen where PCGS states the paper in their labels is archival quality lignin free to avoid the chemicals normal paper will emit as it decays.

You’ll need to go smaller… Haha

sharks2th,
I’d be interested to learn about what 1800’s types that you collect…
I’ll take a wild guess!?
Capped Bust Halves type 1,
and Liberty Head Gold….