Fancy 5. The top of the 5 is flared upward on this popular Red Book variety. The present coin is sharply struck with vibrant mint red luster.

Nice for the grade with vibrant luster and minimal marks.

Soft silvery luster and crisp detail, particularly in Liberty’s coronet and the sharply defined wreath and Roman numerals on the reverse.

Vibrant luster and choice original surfaces.

CAC. Well struck with choice nearly mark-free surfaces and satiny original mint luster. Old green label holder.

First National Bank of Paola. Fr 382. Charter #1864. Original Series. A rare Miami County bank that only issued First Charter examples. Just 4 notes are known according to Track & Price. This example displays good color and even wear.

Low R-7. Regular dies with the ‘Fancy 5’ in the date. Struck in the copper-nickel alloy from the previous year. Plain Edge. This is a bright flashy example with frosted design features. It is the only example that PCGS has designated as “Cameo”.

R-7.  A transitional pattern with the reverse of 1866, which added IN GOD WE TRUST, paired with the regular issue 1865 obverse.  Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This is a gorgeous example with choice brown surfaces highlighted by bright blue overtones.

A beautiful near-Gem with choice original surfaces displaying rich toning and satiny mint luster. The strike is sharp with just a touch of weakness at the center of the top crossbars of the shield and die clashing is seen on both sides. A very desirable example of this scarce date which saw a limited production […]