An interesting overdate with a 4 punched over a 2, then modified to a 5. The B-1 “E” Reverse is distinguished by a bold and unusually large letter “E” in E PLURIBUS UNUM, a die engraving error. This is a well detailed example with just light even wear on the high points of the design. […]

Overton-118a. Sharp detail and strong luster with a light golden-gray patina on the obverse and a mostly white reverse. Very nearly mint state.

Lustrous creamy white surfaces with rich gold-blue accent along the peripheries. Outstanding for the grade with excellent eye appeal.

JR-13. Well detailed and attractive with nice gunmetal gray surfaces.

Choice near-Mint with strong luster and sharp detail. Just light friction on the high points with an attractive silver-gray patina and clean surfaces.

Sharp detail with attractive and lustrous light silver-gray surfaces.

Well struck and lustrous with a beautiful satiny light chocolate brown obverse and an equally impressive olive green-brown reverse. Both sides are devoid of significant marks and have wonderful eye appeal!

Smooth, even brown surfaces with strong satiny luster and a solid strike. A pleasing Mint State example of this popular 13-star variety with excellent eye appeal.

13 Stars. Well struck with silky smooth surfaces that are draped in rich iridescent chocolate brown luster that has a trace of faded golden-red. Outstanding quality with great eye appeal!