Flashy white luster and a sharp strike. Despite a 5 million coin mintage, anything above a VF is tough to find with mint state coins being truly scarce. This is a nice example for the grade with strong eye appeal.

Very flashy with vibrant white luster and a strong swirling cartwheel. The strike is very sharp and the surfaces display minimal marks. An outstanding example of this scarce date, with excellent eye appeal.

Super flashy with blazing luster and a needle-sharp strike. A low mintage date with just 29,768 produced.

Nice cameo contrast between frosted white design features and reflective mirrored fields. A very faint gold hue is seen when tilted under a light as well as a couple trivial tics which preclude a higher grade for this attractive near-Gem.

Sharply struck with satiny white luster.

Blast white and a sharp strike with clean, minimally abraded surfaces.

This superb Gem exhibits radiant cartwheel luster and remarkable eye appeal. Liberty’s portrait is sharply struck, her curls crisp, and the fields show vibrant brilliance with minimal marks, a testament to its exceptional preservation. The reverse eagle is fully detailed with frosty devices set against satiny fields, further enhancing its visual charm.

Paramount “Redfield Collection Mint State 65” holder.

A scarce New Orleans–minted Gold Eagle. The issue had a modest mintage of just 42,500 coins, and most entered circulation, making true Mint State survivors highly desirable. This coin displays vibrant satiny luster across rich golden surfaces, with only light contact marks, fewer than is typical for the grade. Liberty’s portrait is sharply struck, as […]