A beautiful Superb Gem with thick satiny luster over exceptionally nice surfaces. The strike is very sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding.

CAC. A sharply executed Proof displaying strong contrast between deeply mirrored fields and frosted devices, fully earning its Cameo designation. The obverse shows crisp definition throughout the coronet, hair curls, and facial profile, set against glassy, undisturbed fields. The reverse wreath is boldly detailed, with individual leaves and bow sharply rendered and excellent separation throughout. […]

A beautiful example of this scarce Carson City issue with reflective, proof-like fields and strong contrast against frosty devices. Well-struck with bright luster, accented by light peripheral toning and minimal marks for the grade. A highly desirable near-Gem example with impressive eye appeal.

Nearly mint state with strong remaining mint luster and only light rub over the high points of the design.

Well struck with satiny white luster and scattered marks, consistent with the grade.

This near-Gem example offers a sharp strike with excellent detail in Liberty’s hair and the reverse eagle. Bright, satiny luster flows across both sides, highlighting largely clean surfaces with only minor marks typical of the grade.

A premium Gem Carson City issue with strong, frosty luster and pleasing silver-white surfaces accented by light golden highlights. The strike is sharp, with excellent hair detail and a well-defined reverse. Marks are minimal and well within the grade. Highly attractive for this better date, with standout eye appeal and a desirable “+” designation.

A scarce and highly desirable Carson City issue, this Gem example is sharply struck, with crisp detail in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s breast feathers. Brilliant, frosty luster blankets both sides, enhancing the coin’s strong visual appeal. The surfaces are clean for the grade, with only minor, well-distributed marks.

A stunning cameo with heavy white frost on the design and fully brilliant and reflective fields. The strike is very sharp and the surfaces are nearly mark-free with an exceptionally clean cheek. Just two DMPL coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.