One of the better known examples of this date, with vibrant satiny white luster over outstanding surfaces. The strike is needle-sharp and the few marks are minor and well within expectations for the grade. PCGS has graded just 12 coins finer.

CAC. Flashy nickel-white surfaces and a needle-sharp strike. The surfaces are original and nearly pristine with modest frost on the design.

A sharply struck Gem with rich satiny luster and no significant marks.

CAC. Sharply struck with rich satiny nickel-gray luster coating mark-free surfaces. Strong die clashing is evident on both sides.

Highly reflective, bright nickel-white surfaces with no significant marks.

Sharply struck and nearly mark-free with lustrous original surfaces.

CAC. Very flashy with heavy frost on the design and ‘orange-peel’ textured proof surfaces. Excellent eye appeal. Just 87 minted, compared to over 1,000 for the dates from 1884 to 1889.

A spectacular blast white premium proof, exhibiting deeply mirrored fields and frosty, cameo devices, producing outstanding contrast and eye appeal. One of the finest survivors from a mintage of 965.

Solid detail for the grade with pleasing medium gray surfaces. A scarce date with a mintage of just 10,000 and more often seen in the proof format.