Sharply struck with frosty mint luster under champagne toning. Struck on standard dime planchets at the San Francisco Mint.

CAC. Well detailed with pleasing rich steel-gray surfaces. While 500,000 were minted, most were melted when Hawaii became a U.S. Territory in 1900.

CAC. Outstanding quality with tan and mint red surfaces displaying a splash of violet-blue and traces of fuchsia and green accents.

A needle-sharp strike with beautiful proof surfaces that blend mint red with a touch of golden-red.

Blast white and sharply struck with excellent cameo contrast.

Beautiful satiny white surfaces and a sharp strike with no significant marks and outstanding eye appeal.

Frosty white and well struck with nearly mark-free smooth surfaces.

Blazing luster with a light golden hue over nearly mark-free surfaces.

CAC. R-6. The obverse resembles the Liberty nickel design adopted this year, but the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA replaces the stars. The reverse inscription reads PURE NICKEL, surrounded by a wreath of cotton and corn. FIVE CENTS is separated above and below with seven stars left, six right. Struck in nickel with a plain […]