CAC. Sharply struck with nearly flawless original surfaces that display light golden toning.

A superb Gem Proof with deeply mirrored fields that provide a dramatic backdrop for frosted devices, producing an attractive cameo contrast that highlights Liberty’s portrait and the wreath reverse. The surfaces are exceptionally well preserved, displaying brilliant reflectivity and crisp strike detail throughout.

Sharply struck and deeply mirrored with bold black-and-white contrast and exceptional eye appeal.

A sharply struck, high-end example with smooth, virtually pristine surfaces and rich original luster. Displays a pleasing blend of warm red and mellow brown tones, with excellent eye appeal for the designation.

Rich, original golden surfaces display satiny luster and pleasing color throughout. Liberty is boldly rendered with clear definition, while the reverse eagle shows sharp feather detail and well-defined rays. A solid, attractive Mint State example of this better early Saint-Gaudens issue. Just 52,500 minted. Housed in an old green label holder.

Rich satiny luster and a sharp strike with beautiful surfaces displaying minimal marks. Very nearly a Gem!

CAC. A bold Denver-mint Indian Half Eagle with rich, original golden color and strong mint luster. Well-struck devices with sharp feather detail and pleasing eye appeal for the grade.  Old green label holder.

Sharply struck and lustrous with light silver-gray toning and just a touch of high-point rub.

CAC. Warm chocolate-brown surfaces are accented by traces of original mint color and smooth, satiny luster beneath the patina. The strike is sharp throughout, with bold feather detail and crisp definition on the reverse wreath. Scarce in this level of preservation, especially with CAC approval.