Union Bank of Maryland. Counterfeit. Comment: Stains. A contemporary counterfeit of a rare early Baltimore obsolete. Stains in the upper right are not significant and blend in well.

This scarce and highly desirable overdate is among the key early dates of the series. This example displays strong remaining mint luster beneath a soft silver-gray patina, with light circulation wear confined to the highest design elements. Liberty’s portrait retains bold definition, particularly in the hair curls and cap lettering, while the stars and date […]

A ‘key’ date with a mintage of just 47,510. This is a well detailed example with steel gray surfaces that display great originality and underlying luster.   An attractive, well-preserved example of this popular overdate, showing strong Extra Fine detail throughout. Liberty’s portrait retains crisp hair curls and clear facial definition, with bold stars and […]

181.7, Punctuated Date variety. Well detailed and lustrous with attractive silver-white surfaces that are exceptionally clean and silky smooth.

181.7 Punctuated Date variety. An attractive example offering strong detail and pleasing originality. Liberty’s portrait is well defined, with bold hair curls, a clear cap and headband, and sharply struck stars surrounding the obverse. Light wear is confined to the highest points, consistent with the AU53 grade. The reverse displays a crisply outlined eagle with […]

Medium steel gray surfaces with noticeable underlying luster.

Well detailed surfaces with a blend of light to medium gray shading and splashes of olive-gold tint in the outer core.

B-1. Incredible quality with a sharp and even strike, mark-free surfaces, and satiny white luster. A single NGC MS-67 coin is all that has graded fine at either service.

Small 9. Strong detail and outstanding for the grade, with pleasing light silver-gray surfaces that retain a trace of luster.