Beautiful lustrous surfaces display gold shades and touches of ruby tint. The strike is excellent. The surfaces are virtually Gem and nearly mark-free. A wonderful example of one of the most famous errors of the twentieth century!

Well detailed with attractive problem-free surfaces.

Well detailed with nice problem-free surfaces that retain considerable mint luster and have a faint golden hue.

Well struck with choice nickel-gray surfaces that retain a fair amount of underlying luster.

CAC. This iconic variety resulted from over-polishing of the dies that removed most of the buffalo’s front right leg. The present example retains sharp details and exceptional eye appeal for the grade, with soft luster in the fields and a light golden-tan patina over both sides.

Strong detail with pleasing surfaces and a touch of luster remaining.

A pleasing example of this scarce and popular error. Housed in an old green label holder.

Vibrant white luster and a sharp strike.

A lightly toned Premium Gem from a mintage of just 5,505.