Octagonal Indian Head. R-3. Sharply struck with extremely flashy bright gold surfaces.

Original copper-red blends with mellowed golden-brown on the satiny surfaces of this well struck near-Gem.

Well struck with rich satiny luster and a touch of gold toning.

Arrows. Thick satiny white luster and a great strike with choice surfaces that are nearly mark-free.

A beautiful frosty Gem with nearly flawless deep mirrored fields producing a stunning cameo effect. A very faint champagne hue and a touch of toning at the rim enhances this coins tremendous eye appeal!

Well struck with rich orange-gold luster over flashy semi proof-like surfaces.

CAC. Well detailed with attractive, problem-free surfaces. All the early Carson City half eagles are rare with this issue having a mintage of just 21,198.

This scarce Carson City issue offers strong visual appeal for the assigned grade. The surfaces are frosty with a vivid white luster cartwheel and only minor contact marks, mostly confined to the fields. Both sides are sharply struck with bold detail throughout.

Series D. A wonderful early ace with solid color, well balanced margins that show a partial plate number at the center bottom, and plenty of remaining brightness. An ‘EPQ’ designation has been given for this note even though notes at this level seldom receive such a designation. Only 21 notes are known in all grades […]