A blast white, high-end Gem with vibrant cartwheel luster and frosty, well-defined devices. The surfaces are semi proof-like and free of any notable distractions. Sharply struck throughout, with bold hair detail and a crisp eagle, offering outstanding eye appeal for this better San Francisco issue.

Paramount “Redfield Collection Mint State 65” holder.

A scarce date that is especially difficult to find with deep mirror proof-like surfaces. This is an exceptionally nice example with frosted white devices that offer a strong cameo contrast to the highly reflective watery-white fields. The strike is sharp with strong hair detail above Liberty’s ear and sharp breast feathers on the reverse eagle. […]

A remarkably flashy Gem with deeply reflective proof-like fields and bold frosty devices that create an impressive cameo appearance. Both sides are sharply struck and beautifully preserved, displaying brilliant silver-white surfaces with outstanding eye appeal. An unusually attractive example of America’s first commemorative half dollar, seldom encountered with this level of mirrored brilliance.

A remarkably preserved Premium Gem example of America’s first commemorative half dollar, displaying crisp striking detail and luminous silver-white brilliance throughout. The satiny surfaces are exceptionally clean for the grade, with only the lightest minor tics separating this coin from an even finer designation. A thoroughly impressive MS66+ with outstanding eye appeal.

A sharply preserved near-Gem Indian Cent with attractive red-brown coloration and lively underlying luster. Warm coppery-gold surfaces show subtle iridescence, especially on the reverse, with crisp definition throughout the headdress and wreath. Well-struck and pleasingly original, with only minor marks consistent with the MS64 grade.

An attractive better-date Morgan with bright, satiny luster and strong definition in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s wings. Light contact marks are consistent with the grade, while overall eye appeal remains pleasing.

Sharply struck with frosty white surfaces. Outstanding for the grade with a better ‘look’ and fewer marks than expected for an MS-62.

An appealing lightly circulated example of this scarce issue with rich original gold color and traces of mint luster.