A lovely Treasury deuce with the early ornate back that exhibits nearly even wrap-around borders, strong color, and bright paper. Only very light folding prevents a higher grade. Great eye appeal!

Portrait of John Marshall who served in the Supreme Court from 1801-1835 and became fourth Chief Justice of the United States. This stunning and gorgeous example displays rich black and red inks on the front and vibrant green ink on the reverse. The premium paper is as bright and fresh as the day of production. […]

Sharply struck with frosted devices and deep reflective mirrored fields. A light iridescent orange-gold hue enhances the eye appeal on both sides.

A beautiful Gem survivor of this scarce date that saw a mintage of just 12,000 pieces. This piece exhibits satiny mint frost with brilliant silver-white luster radiating across both sides. Liberty’s gown folds, shield, and head details are crisply defined, while the reverse eagle shows exceptional sharpness in the wings, feathers, and shield. Surfaces are […]

Well struck with frosty white luster.

Crisp white luster and a sharp strike.

Sharply struck with bright lustrous surfaces displaying modest frost and a vibrant cartwheel.

An outstanding ‘plus’ designated Gem with beautiful smooth white surfaces and very few marks. The strike is extremely bold and thick white luster drenches both sides of the coin. Just a handful of coins have graded finer at PCGS with a single 66+ topping the list.

This stunning Gem radiates satiny luster across both obverse and reverse, with frosty devices and sharply defined details, especially in Liberty’s curls and the eagle’s feathers. San Francisco Morgans of this period are well-known for their strong strikes and flashy luster, and this piece is no exception. The surfaces are exceptionally clean for the grade, […]