A challenging date that is particularly tough to find in high grade. This is a beautiful original Gem with a white core that is accented by light toning. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are undisturbed by significant abrasions.

Incredibly rich orange-gold luster radiates off this amazingly ‘fresh’ Gem. The strike is very sharp and the surfaces are beautiful. A fantastic $10 Indian that looks like it just dropped off the dies a few minutes ago!

Well struck with choice surfaces that are coated with flashy white luster and a drizzle of light gold toning.

A needle-sharp strike with squared rims and the ‘sandblast’ surfaces expected of a matte proof. Very attractive with a lovely subdued red color and no noteworthy marks.

A needle-sharp strike with full blazing red luster and no significant marks or spots. A very challenging coin to find in high grade with full red surfaces. Just a single Red example has graded numerically finer at PCGS.

A very pleasing example of this scarce date with a sharp strike on an issue that often comes poorly struck. Most commonly found in the ‘AU’ grade range, coins at this grade level can be a challenge. Housed in an old green label holder.

Sharply struck with very vibrant brilliant mint luster over choice surfaces that have a delightful light golden glow. Outstanding for the grade with excellent eye appeal!

By far the lowest regular issue mintage in the series at 238,000. 1885 comes in a distant second with 1,472,700 minted. This is a sharply detailed coin with lustrous golden-gray surfaces and just a touch of wear on the high points of the design.

Sharply struck and mostly red with no significant marks or spots.