Overyssel. DAV-1829. AU Details Environmental Damage. Super detail and noted environmental damage is minimal.

Blundered Date “17336”. Breen-1148. R-6+. A pleasing chocolate brown and a late die state with a vertical crack nearly bisecting the obverse die.

Period after GEORGIVS. Sharply struck and highly lustrous with mostly mint red surfaces. With excellent eye appeal and very few contact marks, the MS-63 grade seems a bit conservative.

Ryder 5-A. Attractive smooth surfaces that are devoid of marks or spots and are a deep brown color.

Sharply struck with fully defined details on both sides. This piece displays exceptional preservation, rich original brown surfaces with vibrant mint luster with no noteworthy contact marks. A beautiful coin and one of the finest survivors of this issue!

No New York. Far rarer than the With New York variety. Although well worn, this is still a nice problem-free example with pleasing medium brown surfaces.

VG or better detail but the surfaces have been altered.

Evenly worn with strong definition for the grade, showing clear detail in Liberty’s hair and facial profile, and a bold date, stars and LIBERTY. The eagle, wreath and legend on the reverse are equally bold. The surfaces are a nice light gray and relatively problem-free with minimal marks.

Lettered Edge. Struck in Birmingham, England for NYC merchants. This is a very attractive sharply struck example with shimmering olive-brown surfaces displaying green, blue and reddish hues when tilted under a light.