One of the most celebrated coins in American numismatics. These Augustus St. Gaudens designed High Reliefs were struck with extraordinary detail and bold relief, requiring multiple blows of the press. This example is outstanding for the grade with choice original surfaces that radiate with vibrant golden luster, while the devices remain sharp and deeply defined. […]

Exceptionally generous borders for the issue, surround bold inks. The paper retains plenty of brightness.

Full borders surround bold color and even wear.

Rich inks blend evenly with bright paper.

Bright original paper provides an ideal background for vivid color. Wear is light and easy to overlook.

An attractive ‘Woodchopper’ with bright paper and bold inks.

Rich blazing red surfaces and a sharp strike with four clear diamonds on Liberty’s ribbon. Housed in an old green label holder.

An attractive near-Gem with nice mirrored red fields and lightly frosted golden-red devices.

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.