Sharply struck with crisp hair detail and bold stars on the obverse, while the reverse shows strong definition in the wreath and central “V.”  Smooth, satiny luster with light golden-champagne toning enhances the eye appeal.  Just 2 MS-67 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.

Sharply struck with lustrous mostly white surfaces.

Portrait of Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice President from March 4, 1885 to November 25, 1885. A bright example of this popular ‘Tombstone’ design that still displays great color and some remaining crispness in the paper.

A popular ‘Tombstone’ with strong color and plenty of remaining brightness.

An attractive ‘Tombstone’ that displays strong inks and plenty of remaining brightness.

A pleasing example of this first-year $2 1/2 Indian, with vibrant luster over choice original surfaces that display minimal marks.

Vibrant orange-gold luster and as well struck as this date comes. The surfaces are devoid of significant marks and the eye appeal is outstanding.

A radiant Gem example of the final-year Liberty Half Eagle, glowing with rich original mint luster and sharply defined devices. Smooth, minimally marked surfaces help give this coin exceptional eye appeal!

Rich satiny luster and a sharp strike with a vibrant white reverse and attractive light golden toning on the obverse.