Outstanding for the grade with choice satiny white surfaces and a sharp strike.

Bright original silver surfaces and strong, flowing cartwheel luster. Light scattered contact marks are present in the fields, typical for the issue and fully consistent with the MS64 grade, but they do not detract from the coin’s strong eye appeal.

An attractive, well-preserved example with strong detail throughout Liberty’s portrait and a particularly strong reverse with full breast feathers. Original silver-white surfaces are enhanced by soft cartwheel luster, with only light, scattered contact marks visible in the fields.

Choice original silvery-white surfaces are accented by delicate peripheral toning, with strong cartwheel luster that rotates freely across both sides. The strike is sharp, with well-defined hair detail and a bold eagle. Light contact marks consistent with the grade are present but do not detract from the coin’s overall eye appeal.

CAC. Sharply detailed with bright frosty luster and pleasing silver-white surfaces. The strike is notably strong for the issue, with crisp hair detail over Liberty’s ear and a boldly defined eagle on the reverse. Light scattered marks are consistent with the grade, while the overall eye appeal remains highly attractive.

Frosty mint luster blankets the surfaces with a sharp strike and light marks consistent with the grade.

Paramount “Redfield Collection Mint State 65” holder.

This popular variety shows the underlying “6” beneath the final digit of the date. The coin is well struck with strong detail throughout, complemented by bright, frosty luster. Surfaces are excellent for the grade with just scattered marks, and overall eye appeal remains very pleasing.

Remnants of the underlying “6” are clearly visible beneath the final digit. This near-Gem example offers sharp strike detail with satiny white mint luster flowing across both sides. Light contact marks typical of the grade are present but do little to diminish the coin’s strong eye appeal.