Well detailed with attractive medium brown surfaces.

CAC. Over 11 million first year 1865 dated coins were struck, but by 1872 the production had fallen to 862,000. This is an exceptionally nice coin for the grade that satiny brilliant luster and a sharp strike.

A Gem quality example of this better date, boasting lustrous original surfaces, a remarkably crisp strike, and beautiful clean fields.

CAC. Sharply struck with choice original surfaces, displaying light golden toning and minimal abrasions. A common date, but rarely seen in this high of grade. Just 5 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.

A stunning example of this scarce date with bright blue and rose toning over highly reflective and nearly perfect surfaces. Just 950 proofs and 1,000 business strikes minted.

CAC. This is a stunning example from the final business strike in the series and the lowest mintage date at just 1,000 pieces. The detail is needle-sharp with flashy proof-like surfaces coated by beautiful rich toning.

CAC. Outstanding quality with choice surfaces that are spot-free and mark-free. The strike is very sharp and the surface are highly reflective and a beautiful iridescent copper-red, soft olive-brown, and ruby.

CAC. Mintmark Below Wreath. Rich creamy luster and a sharp strike with no noticeable sign of rub.

Closed 3. One of the rarest of all $10 gold coins! All were minted with a closed 3. Just 800 were struck with an estimated 30 to 35 known. This is an attractive example with strong detail and bright lustrous surfaces. There are scattered abrasions but they are generally minor and the surfaces are much […]