A scarce date with a mintage of just 2,000 pieces. This is an attractive mint state survivor with bright lustrous proof-like surfaces and light cameo contrast. The strike is sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding!

Octagonal Indian Head. R-4. Well struck and very attractive with flashy surfaces.

A better date as a business strike and a proof with just 950 proofs minted. This is an attractive coin with a needle-sharp strike and reflective brick-red surfaces that have a subtle lime hue.

Solid detail with attractive medium brown surfaces.

CAC. A nice middle-grade example of this scarce date.

Well detailed with attractive medium brown surfaces.

CAC. Over 11 million first year 1865 dated coins were struck, but by 1872 the production had fallen to 862,000. This is an exceptionally nice coin for the grade that satiny brilliant luster and a sharp strike.

A Gem quality example of this better date, boasting lustrous original surfaces, a remarkably crisp strike, and beautiful clean fields.

CAC. A robust 6,036,000 minted yet this is a very tough date in high grade, and this is a beautiful example. The surfaces are nearly pristine with vibrant mint luster and the strike is extremely sharp.