Lustrous silver-white surfaces and a strong strike. There are minimal marks, consistent with the grade, and none are heavy or distracting from this coins excellent eye appeal.

Sharply struck and visually appealing with smooth, frosty luster beneath a halo of attractive peripheral toning in gold, rose, and blue hues on the obverse. The reverse is brilliant white. Minor contact marks are present but unobtrusive, aligning well with the assigned MS-63 grade.

Small O. Very attractive and nearly mint state. Both sides are well struck with satiny white luster and just a touch of rub on the high points of the design.

A bright, warmly lustrous coin showing sharp detail and attractive, even silver-gray surfaces with a faint golden hue. The fields exhibit soft cartwheel flow and minimal marks for the grade, giving this early half dollar strong eye appeal.

An attractive, well-preserved example of this desirable Small Letters variety. Lightly toned silver-white surfaces display pleasing original luster with strong cartwheel effect. Sharply detailed throughout, with crisp definition in Liberty’s portrait, stars, and drapery, complemented by a boldly struck eagle and shield on the reverse. Only minimal contact marks are present, consistent with the grade. […]

Large Letters. Outstanding for the grade with strong detail and attractive chocolate brown surfaces that retain considerable mint luster.

LM-5. An exceptional example displaying crisp luster and sharp design definition across both obverse and reverse. Liberty’s portrait is beautifully rendered with frosty silver brilliance and subtle toning highlighting this coin’s originality. The reverse eagle’s feathers and shield lines are exceptionally well-defined, showing full strike definition.

Small Letters. A wonderfully original and very attractive coin with a vibrant luster cartwheel and light golden toning. The strike is very sharp and the surfaces are stunning with no heavy abrasions.

CAC. O-110. Lustrous silver-gray surfaces and well struck except for softness on PLURIBUS. Nearly mint state.