Arrows. Thick satiny white luster and a great strike with choice surfaces that are nearly mark-free.

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.

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

Series E. An early ‘Washington’ type note that combines strong color with evenly worn premium paper and a well centered design. Scarce and very desirable, Track & Price only lists 44 notes known in all grades levels. PMG has awarded the ‘EPQ’ designation, seldomly assigned at this grade level.