Sharply struck with brilliant white lustrous surfaces and just a touch of high-point rub. Only 30,700 minted with few survivors as most were exported to the Orient for trade and subsequently melted.

A scarce Civil War–era issue with a mintage of just 93,600, and few approach the near-Gem quality seen here. This example displays sharp detail, original luster, and strong eye appeal, with only minor contact marks keeping it from Gem status.

A modest mintage of 93,600 and a scarce date in any grade. This is an attractive Choice AU with bold detail and strong luster, with original gray toned surfaces.

CAC. Rich reddish-brown luster with generous flashes of original mint red, especially around the devices and protected fields. Sharply struck with bold shield details and crisp legends. A high-quality example of the much scarcer Small Motto variant from the first year of the series.

Well struck and lustrous with just a touch of high point friction.

CAC. Sharply struck with no significant marks or spots. The surfaces are original and flashy with a stunning blend of copper-red and lime-brown iridescence.

Glossy brown surfaces with a tiny trace of red and a turquoise hue. The strike is sharp and there are no distracting marks.

Well detailed with pleasing medium brown surfaces.

A Civil War date and one of the great rarities in the series with just 1,270 minted. Only 30 to 40 survivors are known. This nearly mint state example is sharply struck with bright and lustrous semi proof-like surfaces. PCGS has graded just one other AU-58 and two coins finer – both MS-61.