Portrait of General Philip H. Sheridan. Well centered with strong color and light even wear. A wonderful example that displays both a large brown seal on the front and the earlier ornate design on the back.

Portrait of General McPherson. A wonderful large brown seal note with the intricate earlier design reverse. This well margined example exhibits strong color and plenty of brightness. The note faces up excellently for the grade with strong eye appeal.

Well centered with great color and paper that still display plenty of brightness. The intricacies of design on both the front and back along with the large brown seal all provide great eye appeal. According to Track & Price, only 65 are known in all grades.

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!

CAC. Well struck with brilliant luster and nice clean surfaces.

CAC. Sharply struck with smooth, well-preserved surfaces and bright, even luster throughout. Liberty’s portrait is crisply defined, with bold stars and a fully detailed reverse wreath. Outstanding quality and excellent eye appeal!

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

Sharply struck with well-defined hair strands above Liberty’s ear and clear detail throughout the wreath and eagle’s breast. Brilliant, frosty mint luster flows evenly across both obverse and reverse, creating a lively, cartwheel effect that accentuates the depth of the design. Eye appeal is notably high, with clean fields and only minimal, well-scattered contact marks […]

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.