Brilliant proof-like surfaces with deep, watery reflectivity on both sides, sharply framing well-struck devices. The obverse shows crisp detail in Liberty’s hair and coronet, while the reverse eagle is bold and fully defined. Bright silver luster and excellent eye appeal throughout, a premium Gem proof-like example!

A superb, high-end example with exceptional strike and blazing, frosty luster. Surfaces are remarkably clean and vibrant, showcasing sharp detail throughout and outstanding eye appeal.

A superb Gem with vibrant luster and a sharp, well-executed strike. Light peripheral toning frames clean, frosty surfaces, while the CAC endorsement confirms premium quality for the grade.

CAC. Superb Gem with blazing cartwheel luster and pristine silver surfaces. Sharply struck with minimal marks and exceptional eye appeal, even for this typically well-produced San Francisco issue.

A spectacular Superb Gem boasting vibrant, rolling luster and needle-sharp strike throughout. Liberty’s hair curls and the eagle’s intricate feather detail are fully brought up, framed by pristine fields that show only microscopic disturbances. Brilliant and extremely flashy, this elite-grade San Francisco issue offers outstanding eye appeal.

Fr. 485. Brown Back. Originally chartered as the Citizens National Bank Of Hagerstown, Maryland. Relocated to Washington in May 1874 and later merged with the National Metropolitan Bank in November 1904. A large size only bank with approimately 10 notes know. This note features an iconic vignette of Benjamin Franklin flying his kite.

Well balanced borders surround good color and light even wear.

A handsome Mint State example of this scarce date which saw a mintage of just 1,500 coins. Rich golden surfaces display pleasing original luster with smooth, even coloration throughout. Liberty’s portrait is well defined, with crisp detail in the coronet lettering and hair curls, while the reverse wreath and bow show strong definition and balanced […]

First National Bank of St. Louis. F-467. Charter #3239. Brown Back. A rare issue from a little known Michigan bank. Only 2 large are known on the bank. The other note, also a $5 brown back, displays the serial #1 which takes it into another category. It sold at auction back in 2007 for $39,100.! […]