Arrows. Sharply struck with rich original toning and just the barest touch of high point rub.

Arrows. One of just two dates with Arrows and Motto. Just 700 of these and 500 of the 1873 dated quarters were minted making this a scarce and desirable sub-type. This example is exceptionally nice with flashy brilliant surfaces that display heavy frost on the design and no significant marks.

Sharply struck with rich lustrous surfaces that are nearly mark-free.

Well struck with rich orange-gold luster over flashy semi proof-like surfaces.

CAC. Well detailed with attractive, problem-free surfaces. All the early Carson City half eagles are rare with this issue having a mintage of just 21,198.

This scarce Carson City issue offers strong visual appeal for the assigned grade. The surfaces are frosty with a vivid white luster cartwheel and only minor contact marks, mostly confined to the fields. Both sides are sharply struck with bold detail throughout.

Outstanding for the grade with a sharp strike and lustrous white surfaces that display far fewer marks than you’d expect for an MS-61.

Series D. A wonderful early ace with solid color, well balanced margins that show a partial plate number at the center bottom, and plenty of remaining brightness. An ‘EPQ’ designation has been given for this note even though notes at this level seldom receive such a designation. Only 21 notes are known in all grades […]

A scarce early ‘Washington’ issue that displays good inks and even wear. Track & Price notes only 44 pieces are known in all grades.