An outstanding strike for this date, with lustrous white surfaces.

Outstanding for the grade with bright silver surfaces and lively mint luster. The strike is very sharp which is not always the case for this better date.

A very attractive example of this New Orleans issue, boasting bright, frosty mint luster and a notably clean, well-preserved appearance for the grade. The strike is sharper than typically encountered for the 1890-O, with pleasing definition through Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s breast feathers, areas that are often seen soft.

A frosty, well-struck Gem with bright silver-white luster and notably clean surfaces for this always-popular New Orleans issue. Strong eye appeal throughout, with crisp definition and pleasing originality.

Intense frosty white luster and a great strike with outstanding eye appeal.

Brilliant, frosty luster with sharp detail in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s feathers. Clean, reflective fields with only light, scattered contact marks consistent with the grade.

A beautiful example of this better date, with brilliant frosty luster radiating across exceptionally clean surfaces. Sharp detail throughout with bold hair detail above the ear and strong reverse breast feathers.

A very well centered open back ‘Martha’ that displays bold color and premium white paper.

Portrait of Edwin Stanton, Secretary of War under Lincoln. A well centered bright note with strong color, original paper, and plenty of eye appeal.