Well struck with satiny luster on choice original surfaces. A modest 15,501 coins struck.

Bright lustrous surfaces with reflective fields and contrasting design features with modest frost. Outstanding for the grade with no significant marks and just minor hairlines.

CAC. A desirable Southern gold issue, this piece displays vibrant yellow-gold luster with nice satiny surfaces. The obverse features strong detail in Liberty’s hair and coronet, with only light chatter in the fields, typical for the issue. The reverse eagle is sharply defined, with clean wing feathers, shield lines, and a bold “O” mintmark.

A pleasing example of this better date with intense white luster and a sharp strike.

Extremely well struck with incredibly intense luster and highly reflective deep mirrored surfaces. A rare and amazing Gem DMPL example of this better date that is tied for the finest graded at PCGS!

A scarce low-mintage issue with production of just 4,440 pieces, the 1889 ten-dollar gold piece is seldom encountered in any grade. This example displays the proof-like reflectivity so often associated with the issue, with bright yellow-gold surfaces and deeply mirrored fields framing sharply impressed design elements. Light handling marks are consistent with the assigned grade, […]

CAC. Very attractive with rich, original golden color and attractive cameo contrast between frosted devices and reflective fields. Liberty’s portrait is crisply detailed, while the reverse wreath and denomination are bold and well defined. The surfaces are clean and the eye appeal is outstanding. Just 129 minted.

A beautiful Gem Proof with original blazing red mirrored surfaces and a needle-sharp strike. Devoid of significant marks and spots. Fantastic quality and eye appeal!

A sharply impressed Gem with smooth, satiny surfaces and a lovely original champagne-gold patina.