CAC. Lustrous surfaces with rich original color blending red and mellowed brown hues. Well struck with bold detail across Liberty’s headdress and wreath.

Closed 3. This coin exhibits sharp definition throughout Liberty’s portrait and the wreath, with considerable mint red blending beautifully with mellowed coppery tones. Smooth, satiny surfaces and minimal marks support the near-Gem grade.

Closed 3. Sharply struck with swirling brilliant luster on very nice surfaces.

Closed 3. Well struck with a pleasing blend of mint red and light brown.

CAC. Open 3. A lovely well struck Gem with nearly full red lustrous surfaces.

Closed 3. Well struck with no significant marks or spots. The surfaces are highly lustrous and nearly full red.

Open 3. A lovely rose-gold patina coats this conservatively graded and sharply struck gold dollar.

A very rare date with a mintage of 7,416 and fewer than 100 known. Most are well worn. This is a very attractive example with strong detail and problem-free clean surfaces.

Arrows. An incredible Gem that is tied with one other for finest graded at PCGS! The surfaces are silver-white and semi proof-like with strong eye appeal. A single pair of dies were used to strike 228,000 coins. They apparently saw heavy circulation as few survived and high grade survivors are extremely rare.