A sharp, even strike with variegated gray surfaces and underlying luster.

A pleasing example of this tough date with light coin-gray surfaces. Just 64,080 minted.

Browning 1. Well detailed with attractive coin-gray surfaces.

Liberty’s hair and cap display strong definition and the reverse eagle retains sharp feathering with just light wear on the high points of the design. The surfaces are pleasing and an even light silver-gray with no significant marks and considerable remnant mint luster.

Overton-104. Sharply struck with rich lustrous silver-gray surfaces. Outstanding for the grade and very close to mint state with no obvious sign of wear.

Broken 3. Sharp detail with exceptionally nice original surfaces that retain a trace of remnant mint luster.

Sharp detail with choice original toned surfaces and considerable underlying mint luster. It’s interesting to note that Liberty has a strong ‘double profile’.

Broken 3. The dies on this guide book variety were prepared with a broken ‘3’ punch resulting a poorly shaped ‘3’. This is a very attractive example with sharp detail and highly lustrous surfaces. The center is silver-white with delicate peripheral gold, lavender, and blue toning at the borders.

Large E’s. Well detailed and problem-free with original gunmetal gray surfaces. The underlying 2 clearly shows within the primary 3 and off to the bottom-right.