Solid detail and even wear with pleasing original antique gray surfaces.

CAC. Large 6, Stems. Lovely original mint red luster blending with soft brown toning. The surfaces are particularly choice with no significant marks. Tied for the finest graded regardless of color designation with the only ‘Red’ MS-64 selling for $46k back in 2014.

Large 6, Stems. A beautiful early Half Cent with highly lustrous light brown and olive-green surfaces. A few marks and minor striking softness, but overall very nice for the grade!

C-1. Small 6, No Stems. Sharp detail with glossy surfaces and just a touch of ‘rub’.

CAC. Small6, Stems. C-2. Outstanding for the grade with strong detail and nearly flawless light chestnut-brown surfaces.

A lovely example of this scarce early quarter eagle with a solid strike and bright, lustrous orange-gold surfaces. Devoid of adjustment marks with strong eye appeal! Just 6,812 minted with an estimated 250 to 350 survivors.

From the final year of the iconic Draped Bust design, first introduced in 1796. This example displays strong detail with Liberty’s flowing hair and drapery folds still clearly defined. The reverse eagle retains strong shield lines and clear feathering despite light circulation. The surfaces are choice and an attractive light silver-gray color. This is a […]

O-101. Well detailed with original toned surfaces that retain a trace of mint luster.

Overton-105. Sharp detail with nice original surfaces that retain a trace of mint luster.