Vibrant orange-gold luster and beautiful surfaces that are exceptionally clean. Just over 3 million minted but most were held at the mint and subsequently melted after FDR outlawed gold ownership in 1933.

A pleasing example of this scarce date with bright lustrous yellow-gold surfaces, a strong strike, and minor marks consistent with the grade.

An exceptional example of this elusive Denver Mint issue, certified at the lofty grade of MS66 by PCGS. The surfaces are beautifully preserved, with satiny luster and only the most trivial marks, far fewer than normally encountered for the issue. The strike is unusually bold, showing crisp definition in the Native American’s braid and the […]

Sharply struck throughout, including bold horizontal band definition. The surfaces are nearly pristine and coated with rich satiny white luster.

Incredible quality with intense blazing white luster across nearly perfect satiny smooth surfaces. The bands are fully defined on the reverse and there is crisp detail throughout Liberty’s portrait and the reverse fasces.  An amazing and nearly perfect coin that is tied for the finest graded at PCGS !  

Well struck with full head detail which is seldom seen for this date. The surfaces are attractive and mostly brilliant with no significant marks.

Blast white with just a couple marks, consistent with the grade. Excellent eye appeal!

Well struck with 3/4 head detail and attractive original surfaces. Mostly white with a sprinkle of toning.

Blast white and a sharp strike with beautiful clean surfaces.