Nearly mint state with vibrant luster and minimal high point friction. The strike is sharp with Liberty’s hair and the reverse eagle showing bold detail. The surfaces are original with a rich, satiny antique-gold tone and only light evidence of handling. A lovely example of this scarce early ‘type’.

C-3. Well detailed with beautiful smooth surfaces.

O-101. Well detailed with original toned surfaces that retain a trace of mint luster.

C-2. A pleasing example of this scarce overdate with solid detail and nice problem-free chocolate-brown surfaces.

Strong detail with attractive gray surfaces that have a trace of luster in the stars, legend, and protected areas of the design.

Pleasing two-tone gray surfaces.

Overton-105. Sharp detail with nice original surfaces that retain a trace of mint luster.

III Edge. One of several experimental edge designs the Mint tried in 1809. This is a very attractive coins with strong detail and problem-free light gray surfaces that retain some mint luster.

Overton 107. III Edge. Lustrous and well struck with a pleasing medium-gray patina, accented by a touch of russet toning in the protected areas.