This beautifully preserved gem boasts vibrant full red luster across both obverse and reverse, with satiny luster and exceptional eye appeal. The strike is sharp with crisp feather and reverse wreath detail as well as 4 bold diamonds.

Sharply struck with beautiful golden-red surfaces.

This stunning nickel displays deeply mirrored surfaces with sharp, frosted devices that offer modest cameo contrast. The surfaces are virtually perfect with intense luster and beautiful subtle iridescent hues of ice-blue and faint gold. Incredible quality!

CAC. Nickel-white luster and a sharp strike with nearly pristine surfaces.

A choice mint state example from the first year of the series. The obverse displays a bold strike with a sharp portrait and fully defined surrounding stars. The perched eagle on the reverse has fully defined feathers and there is strong luster across both sides.

Just 22,000 minted which is the lowest mintage in the series after 1907. This coin is attractive and nearly mint state with just a touch of ‘rub’ on the high points of the design.

A nice middle-grade coin with very strong detail for the grade and choice light silver-gray surfaces.

Well struck throughout with 4 full diamonds. The surfaces are choice and mostly mint red, blending with soft brown.

Very sharply struck with rich yellow-gold luster over choice surfaces. A date that’s easy to find in the lower mint state grades but truly scarce in Gem or better.