Frosty white luster and a sharp strike with minor marks, consistent with the grade.

A stunning cameo with heavy white frost on the design and fully brilliant and reflective fields. The strike is very sharp and the surfaces are nearly mark-free with an exceptionally clean cheek. Just two DMPL coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.

Sharply struck with bright lustrous surfaces. A semi-key date that is more available in the proof format than as a mint state business strike.

Ample margins surround great color and premium paper. A large spiked red seal catches the eye on the front and an early ornate back captures the back.

An attractive red-spike seal example that displays strong color, premium paper and an early ornate back.

A lovely Martha Washington Ace that displays more than ample borders, strong color, and original paper. A popular large red seal adds to already wonderful eye appeal.

A tough brown seal ‘Tombstone’ that displays the early ornate reverse. Well balanced borders surround pleasing bright paper and strong inks. According to Track & Price  only 80 notes are known in all grades.

A tougher ‘General Winfield Scott Hancock’ note that exhibits great margins, vivid color, and wonderful premium paper. Seldom seen at this grade level.

Bust of General Winfield Scott Hancock. Strong color blends nicely with paper that has retained much of its brightness.