CAC. A well struck Gem with vibrant, satiny luster and attractive light multicolored toning, including warm gold and subtle iridescent highlights. Liberty’s hair and wing detail are crisp, and the reverse fasces is boldly defined. Surfaces are clean for the grade, with the CAC endorsement confirming its solid, high-end quality.

CAC. A pleasing near-Gem with soft, satiny luster blanketing both sides, complemented by a light silver-gray patina that enhances the coin’s original look. The strike is strong for the date, with solid overall definition. Surfaces are clean showing only scattered marks consistent with the grade designation.

A scarce San Francisco issue, especially desirable with the Full Head designation. This example displays strong luster beneath a light silver-white patina. The strike is notably sharp, with full definition in Liberty’s head and crisp detail throughout the shield and gown. Surfaces are clean for the grade, showing only minor contact marks that do not […]

A sharply preserved example, the surfaces display smooth, satiny luster with pleasing light silver-gray coloration and subtle ice-blue highlights. Strike quality is above average for the date, with clear definition to the Indian’s hair braid, feather tips, and LIBERTY, while the reverse shows strong detail across the bison’s shoulder, horn, and hindquarters.

A superbly preserved example with rich, satiny luster and exceptional surface quality. Sharply struck throughout, with strong definition in the braid and horn, and virtually pristine fields for the grade. Light, even ice-blue toning enhances the outstanding eye appeal. Fantastic quality!

CAC. A premium-quality example with crisp, well-defined strike detail throughout the obverse portrait and the reverse figure. Bright, frosty luster is accented by subtle champagne-gray patina, enhancing the coin’s eye appeal. Certified MS65+ and CAC-approved, this piece stands out for its originality, strong surfaces, and overall visual balance.

An attractive near-Gem with soft silver-gray luster with light champagne and pale golden highlights. Well-struck with pleasing detail on Clark’s portrait and the standing frontiersman reverse. A wholesome, original MS64 with strong eye appeal for the grade.

A boldly struck and highly appealing Norse-American Medal in thick silver, offering crisp detail across the Viking figure and ship motifs. Smooth, lustrous surfaces show vibrant silver-white color with minimal marks for the grade. An attractive Gem example of this popular commemorative issue.

Struck to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first organized Norwegian immigration to America (1825–1925).  Warm golden toning highlights the bold devices, with light marks consistent with the grade.