Well balanced and broad borders surround rich black, red, blue, and green inks. The paper is as fresh as when it left the printing press. A high quality example, PMG lists only 2 graded finer, both ’67’.

An attractive note with ample margins, solid color, and moderate wear. Plenty of brightness still remains. A better Friedberg number, only 95 notes are known in all grades according to Track & Price. PMG lists just 8 known finer and a single 64 EPQ as the only note they have certified uncirculated.

Vignettes include the bust of Alexander Hamilton and Victory advancing with a shield and sword. Well balanced margins, strong color, paper that still shows brightness, and a large brown seal with blue serial numbers combine to form a note with great eye appeal. Track & Price lists only 70 notes known in all grades.

Star Note. Small Red Scalloped Seal. Very scarce and the only XF 40 with just one note graded finer by PMG. A nice fresh appearence with only two light partial vertical folds.

A pleasing near-Mint State coin with rich orange-gold surfaces and only the slightest trace of friction on the high points of the design.

CAC. Beautifully preserved with rich orange-gold color and vibrant mint luster glowing across deeply reflective surfaces. Sharply struck throughout, with crisp definition on Liberty’s portrait and the reverse wreath. The outstanding preservation and premium quality confirmed by CAC make this an especially attractive representative of this low mintage date. Just 1,600 minted.

Satiny white lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike.

Reflective prooflike fields contrast nicely with frosted devices, producing strong cameo appeal. Well struck with vibrant luster and clean surfaces, making for an attractive Gem example of this popular issue.

An amazing Type-3 Gold Dollar with very sharply struck surfaces that glow as shimmering yellow-gold luster blends with faint green and orange highlights. Virtually free of any abrasions with eye appeal that is off the charts!