Strong detail remains throughout, including bold definition in the Indian’s braid and the reverse buffalo’s shoulder and horn area. Light friction is balanced by excellent originality and pleasing overall eye appeal.

Well-worn but still attractive with solid detail for the grade and problem-free surfaces.

An incredible matte proof with a needle-sharp strike and essentially perfect surfaces. Coated with a rich vibrant luster patina and accented with light hues of ice-blue and gold, producing remarkable pizzazz. A single 68+ coin is all that has graded finer at PCGS.

Philadelphia District. A bright note with strong color and premium paper.

Kansas City District. A well centered note with strong color and a bright appearance. Track & Price lists just 40 notes known in all grades.

Dallas District. A scarce Burke/Glass note with only 40 known according to Track & Price. This example displays nice borders, strong inks, and plenty of remaining brightness.

Scarce New York District replacement note. Nice color for the grade. A  few non-noted pin holes.

Comment: Stains Lightened. Tied with one other note for the finest know at PMG. A minor center stain, but clearly superior to the other example in this grade. Rarely available on the market in any grade.

A pleasing Mint State example with warm orange-gold color and soft satin luster. The strike is bold, with strong detail visible in the headdress feathers and the eagle’s plumage. The second rarest coin in the series, well behind the 1911-D.