A needle-sharp strike with frosted white devices and watery white mirrored field, giving this near-Gem a beautiful cameo appearance. A touch of gold toning is seen near the rim. Just 5,000 minted and more often seen as a proof.

CAC. Reflective medium brown surfaces project a rainbow of blue, green, gold and fuchsia hues when tilted and rotated. Great eye appeal!

CAC. Rich satiny gold luster swirls off choice minimally abraded surfaces on this beautiful near-Gem.

Bright lustrous surfaces with a sprinkle of gold toning and a great strike. Housed in an old green label holder.

Intense blazing white luster disturbed just slightly by a tiny sprinkle of gold-tan (peach juice?). The strike is needle-sharp and the frosted portrait of Liberty and the reverse eagle really jump out at the viewer and give this coin tremendous eye appeal. Old green label holder.

A stunning example of this better date with a sharp strike and radiant mint luster over exceptionally nice surfaces. Just 6,000 minted and only 5 have graded finer at NGC.

Beautiful apricot hues shimmer across razor-sharp devices and glowing mirrored fields. Marks associated with the grade are minor and within expectation. The only date in the Half Eagle series that is proof-only with a mintage of just 87 pieces and a survival estimate of 35-40 known. Pieces of any quality are seldom offered.

CAC. Sharply struck with brilliant luster and choice minimally abraded surfaces.

CAC. Well struck with satiny luster over mark-free surfaces.