Lustrous honey-gold surfaces display exceptional originality and strong satiny mint bloom, while the strike is notably sharp for this challenging small gold issue. A beautiful near-Gem!

Rich orange-gold luster remains vibrant across both sides, with only the slightest trace of circulation visible on the highest points. The strike is sharp throughout, showcasing the intricate details in Liberty’s headdress and the delicate reverse wreath with excellent clarity.

Choice near-Gem with vibrant original mint red color and satiny luster throughout. Sharply struck with clean, well-preserved surfaces and outstanding eye appeal.

A desirable late die state featuring a very distinctive knob at Liberty’s ear. This example shows light, even wear with strong remaining detail throughout the hair and coronet, and a bold reverse wreath. The surfaces are smooth and problem-free, exhibiting an attractive, uniform medium-brown patina. A pleasing and well-preserved representative of this popular Red Book […]

Outstanding for the grade with a rich lustrous orange-gold patina displaying blue-gray toning. The surfaces are choice and wonderfully original with minimal marks. Housed in an old green label holder.

A pleasing Type II Gold Dollar with original golden color and satiny surfaces. Both sides are well struck including the central detail which often comes weakly struck on this issue.

Strong detail with only slight wear on the high points, complemented by rich gold color and pleasing luster. A scarce and desirable issue in near Mint State quality.

Attractive medium-brown surfaces with smooth, satiny luster and well-defined hair curls and coronet detail. The reverse wreath is crisp and evenly struck. A pleasing Mint State example offering strong eye appeal for the grade.

An appealing example of this scarce Charlotte Mint gold dollar, displaying rich gold color and pleasing surfaces for the issue. Light, even circulation wear reveals strong remaining detail to Liberty’s portrait, with clear legends and a bold wreath, denomination, and date on the reverse. Just 9,803 minted with fewer than a couple hundred survivors.