Sharply struck with no adjustment marks and bright lustrous surfaces. The obverse is satiny and lightly frosted while the reverse has reflective semi proof-like surfaces. 44,344 minted with an estimated 650 to 850 known.

With a mintage of just 54,454 coins, the 1801 dollar is a challenging issue in any grade. This example stands out with strong detail for the grade, balanced toning, and an honest appearance free from distracting marks.

Overton 101. Attractive silver-gray surfaces, well detailed, and devoid of significant marks. A desirable example of this scarce date which saw a mintage of just 29,880.

CAC. Reverse of 1802. All 1802 half cents are overdates with the O clearly seen below the 2 of the date. They are also very scarce and truly rare when found in decent grades and problem-free. The vast majority of known coins are ‘rough’, to say the least. They are also unknown in mint state. […]

A lovely example of this very clear overdate. The underlying 1 sits boldly beneath the primary 2 in the date. The surfaces are choice and original. They’re a pleasing light coin-gray with some darker gray toning at the bottom of the obverse. The design features are bold and minimal marks are insignificant and well hidden.

A handsome and highly desirable early silver dollar, showcasing pleasing originality and the unmistakable overdate feature where the 2 is boldly punched over a 1 in the date. Both sides displays strong detail definition and choice surfaces that are evenly worn, but smooth and attractive, with a natural dove-gray patina. This coin exhibits excellent eye […]

Large 3. Solid detail with surfaces that blend light silver-gray shades. Traces of mint luster remain on both obverse and reverse.

Small Stars Reverse. A better date with a mintage of 15,017 which includes both the large and small star variants. This is a nice original example with strong detail and minimally abraded surfaces.

Large 3. Very attractive with strong detail and choice original coin-gray surfaces