Overton 107. III Edge. Lustrous and well struck with a pleasing medium-gray patina, accented by a touch of russet toning in the protected areas. Original and very attractive.

Liberty’s hair curls and cap are well defined, and the stars and date remain bold, while the reverse retains solid feather and shield detail. The surfaces show evidence of a past cleaning, now mellowed to an even, medium gray patina with darker accents in the protected areas. A respectable example of this experimental edge variety […]

Solid detail with original coin-gray surfaces.

Well-detailed with strong remaining design elements and an overall pleasing, lightly silver-gray appearance. The cleaning is evident under close inspection, but the coin retains solid eye appeal for the grade, with bold central details and an attractive, evenly worn look.

A solid coin for the grade displaying honest XF detail throughout. Liberty retains strong facial definition on the hair curls while the reverse shows a strong wreath with bold lettering. Surfaces exhibit a smooth, even medium brown patina with subtle copper highlights and no major distractions. A pleasing, original coin with excellent eye appeal for […]

Small Date. This coin displays even wear with strong remaining detail for the grade. Surfaces exhibit a deep, natural chocolate-brown patina with darker olive and steel-brown undertones. Minor marks are consistent with the grade, with no major distractions to eye appeal.

50c/UNI. O-101. Strong detail for the grade with light, even wear that is evident only on the high points, while much of the original design sharpness remains intact. Liberty’s portrait is well defined, with clear stars and legends, and the reverse eagle shows solid feather and shield detail. Subtle silver-gray toning and considerable original luster […]

A choice AU example showing strong remaining detail with light, even wear. The surfaces are smooth and attractive, featuring a rich, original glossy chocolate-brown patina. Well-struck, appealing, and quite scarce in this high of grade.

E/A. A lustrous light silver-gray example of this popular variety. The remnants of an A are visible under the E of STATES.