An original near-Gem with a satiny white core framed by a touch of peripheral toning.

Satiny white luster and a sharp strike.

Sharply struck clean surfaces for the grade.

Frosty mint luster and a sharp strike. Old green label holder.

CAC. FS-304. Remnants of the underlying 2 are left of the primary 3. A beautiful Gem example of this rare and important overdate variety. Brilliant satiny luster covers both sides, with sharp definition in the shield lines, crossbars, and wreath detail. The surfaces are frosty and exceptionally well-preserved, displaying only the most trivial marks, fully […]

An exceptional Gem with outstanding overall quality and eye appeal. The obverse features a sharply detailed portrait with full definition in the headdress feathers and crisp facial features. The strike is notably strong with excellent detail throughout. Surfaces are remarkably clean, displaying vibrant, original mint luster with rich golden coloration accented by subtle honey and […]

Sharply struck with brilliant mint luster flowing evenly across both sides, accentuating well-defined stars, crisp portrait detail, and a fully articulated reverse wreath and Roman numeral. Surfaces are clean and attractive, with only the most trivial marks consistent with the lofty MS66 grade. An appealing high-end nickel, offering excellent eye appeal and strong technical quality.

Just 1,700 minted which is the second lowest business strike mintage in the series. However, the PCGS population report shows this date has by far the fewest survivors in the series and is many times rarer than the lower mintage 1885 in mint state! This is a very sharply struck example with original surfaces and […]

A scarce low-mintage issue that is encountered far more often as a proof than as a business strike, making Mint State circulation strikes especially desirable. This example displays attractive silver-gray surfaces with soft satiny luster and sharp overall detail. Light handling marks are consistent with the grade, but the coin retains strong eye appeal and […]