Browning 1. Well detailed with attractive coin-gray surfaces.

Overton-104. Sharply struck with rich lustrous silver-gray surfaces. Outstanding for the grade and very close to mint state with no obvious sign of wear.

Broken 3. Sharp detail with exceptionally nice original surfaces that retain a trace of remnant mint luster.

Sharp detail with choice original toned surfaces and considerable underlying mint luster. Liberty has a strong ‘double profile’.

A desirable overdate, showing clear remnants of the underlying 2 beneath the 3. This lovely example has smooth, evenly worn chocolate-brown surfaces with strong detail in Liberty’s hair and the reverse wreath. A solid mid-grade representative of this popular and scarce overdate variety.

Remainder. Previously Mounted. Repaired. Morris Canal and Banking. An always popular issue for its size and denomination. Tape has been placed at the top on the back which blends in well. Still very pleasing with plenty of remaining brightness.

Strong detail with a pleasing brown patina and considerable underlying luster.

Browning 2. Proper detail for the grade with nice problem-free surfaces that are a light silver-gray color.

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. […]