CAC. A needle-sharp strike with nearly flawless and highly reflective brilliant surfaces.

R-6. Similar to the design adopted in 1883 except a small IN GOD WE TRUST is along the top obverse border. The stars are also arranged differently. Struck in nickel with a plain edge.

R-7. Similar to the regular issue Shield Nickel without the ornamental ball at the base of the shield. Stuck in copper with a plain edge. This is well struck and mark-free example with faded red blending with iridescent blue-brown toning.

Vibrant silver-white lustrous surfaces with heavy frost on the design. The strike is needle-sharp and there are only a few very trivial marks. A scarce date with a mintage of just 4,400. This is the only 66+ graded by PCGS with just 4 finer.

Pleasing brilliant surfaces with frosted design features and a very faint champagne hue.

A gorgeous blast white Premium Gem with frosted devices and beautiful cameo contrast.

CAC. Satiny mint luster and a sharp strike with beautiful surfaces that are devoid of significant marks.

CAC. Nice problem-free, highly reflective surfaces. Outstanding for the grade.

CAC. A Proof-only date with a mintage of just 1,097 coins. This is a boldly struck coin with beautiful original surfaces displaying light iridescent toning and ‘cameo’ producing frost on the design. An outstanding coin for the grade with tremendous eye appeal!