Capped Die. This coin retains strong detail for the grade, with Liberty’s hair strands and the cotton and wheat elements still clearly defined. Light silver-gray patina blankets the surfaces, highlighting the remaining luster in protected areas. The reverse eagle shows bold feather detail and a well-defined wreath.

A well-struck better date with bright cartwheel luster and pleasing light silver toning. Clean fields for the grade with only minor contact marks, offering strong eye appeal and near-Gem quality.

A sharply struck near-Gem with choice surfaces that are bright and lustrous, showing attractive silver-white brilliance. Minor contact marks are present but well within the grade, and the overall eye appeal is pleasing.

Flashy white luster and a sharp strike. Old green label holder.

A sharply struck Gem with brilliant, frosty luster and clean, reflective fields. Old green label holder.

Sharply struck with satiny silver-white surfaces.

CAC. Bright, frosty luster blankets the surfaces, with sharp detail throughout Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s feathers. The fields are clean for the grade, and overall eye appeal is strong. Old green label holder.

CAC. Brilliant, frosty luster radiates across clean, silvery-white surfaces, with only minimal marks visible under close inspection. The strike is crisp throughout, showcasing full detail in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s feathers. Eye appeal is outstanding, with a fresh, original look.

CAC. A beautiful Gem boasting brilliant, frosty luster and a crisp, well-defined strike throughout. The surfaces are exceptionally clean for the grade, with only the most minor ticks, and display a bright, silvery-white appearance. Eye appeal is outstanding, further enhanced by the CAC endorsement.