A pleasing ‘Gem’ with strong color and bright premium paper.

Star Note. Mule. John Burke Back Plate #337. A well centered star note and mule that still retains generous brightness, strong color, and a little crispness.

An exceptional Gem with rich lustrous surfaces and sharply defined detail in the obverse portrait and the bison on the reverse. Beautifully preserved and nearly mark-free.

An exceptional high-grade example with the coveted Full Head designation. Displays strong, crisp definition throughout, with Liberty’s head fully detailed and a sharp overall strike. Bright, satiny luster complements lightly toned, original surfaces, producing outstanding eye appeal.

Bright silver-white surfaces with strong underlying luster and only the slightest trace of friction visible on the highest points. The strike is impressive, featuring a boldly detailed shield rivet area and a fully defined head.

A pleasing example with light silver-gray surfaces and even wear consistent with the grade.

A superb Gem example of this early ‘Walker’. Radiant brilliant luster flows across clean, well-preserved original surfaces, highlighting the graceful figure of Liberty striding toward the rising sun. The reverse eagle is sharply detailed with strong feather definition. The eye appeal is exceptional.

Lustrous silver-white surfaces radiate vibrant cartwheel brilliance. Sharply struck throughout, with especially strong definition on Liberty’s gown lines, head, thumb, and the eagle’s plumage, features often lacking on early Walkers. The fields are remarkably clean and smooth for the grade, producing outstanding overall eye appeal.

A premium Mint State example that displays strong overall luster, with attractive satiny brilliance. Liberty’s figure is sharply rendered, with excellent definition in the gown, hand, and facial features, while the reverse is particularly well struck for the issue, with crisp feather detail on the eagle and clean definition along the wings and legs. Surfaces […]