A sharply struck and attractive example with lustrous silver surfaces that display pleasing original light toning with strong eye appeal. The obverse portrait is crisp and well defined, while the reverse figures and star motifs show excellent detail and a lack of marks.

A handsome Gem with a  sharply defined obverse portrait of Daniel Boone, and smooth satiny luster across the fields, while the reverse vignette of Boone and a Native American guide shows strong detail and pleasing depth.  A well-preserved, attractive commemorative with solid eye appeal. 

CAC. Well struck with very few marks and rich satiny white luster. Outstanding for the grade.

Sharply struck and lustrous with a faint golden hue and fewer marks than you’d expect for the grade.

Satiny white lustrous surfaces and a great strike, that does justice to this beautiful ‘high relief’ design.

CAC. An iconic first-year Peace Dollar, struck in high relief for only 1921 before the Mint abandoned the design due to production difficulties. This coin offers sharp detail on Liberty’s portrait and the majestic eagle reverse. Frosty luster glows across the surfaces, accented by clean fields and minimal marks for the grade.

Lustrous silver-gray surfaces with light high-point wear.

Boldly struck showing the intricate high relief detail of this beautiful design. The surfaces display minimal marks, consistent with the grade, and rich satiny luster.

Wonderfully original with vibrant brilliant luster accented by a trace of peripheral toning. The design is bold and accentuates the high relief design.