CAC. A pleasing example of this scarce Carson City issue, offering solid strike definition with bold central detail and well-formed devices throughout. The surfaces are clean for the grade, showing smooth fields with only light, scattered marks. Bright, frosty luster blankets both sides, accented by subtle peripheral silver-gold toning.

Medium silver-gray surfaces show honest circulation with strong remaining detail throughout Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s wings. The strike is pleasing for the issue, and the overall appearance is wholesome and original.

A better New Orleans issue with a mintage of 390,000. This 1892-O grades just shy of Mint State and retains considerable original luster beneath soft silver-gray patina. The surfaces are attractive and relatively clean for the grade, with only light friction on the high points and strong overall eye appeal.

Strong detail with soft silver-gray surfaces with touches of warm champagne toning near the protected areas.

A highly desirable better-date dollar with attractive silver-gray surfaces and strong remaining detail. Light even wear is consistent with the grade, and the surfaces appear wholesome and original with appealing natural coloration.

CAC. Sharply struck with outstanding clean surfaces and swirling mint luster. A modest 30,000 minted.

CAC. Sharply struck with rich satiny luster and just minor scatterer marks, consistent with the grade.

Deeply mirrored fields and richly frosted devices combine to create striking cameo contrast on this beautifully preserved proof Barber half dollar. The surfaces are remarkably clean, with bold reflective brilliance accentuating Liberty’s sculpted portrait and the reverse eagle’s intricate feather detail. Sharply struck throughout and highly original in appearance, this PR66 Cameo example offers exceptional […]

Bright satiny surfaces display strong cartwheel luster beneath a light veil of soft silver-gray patina, while the strike is crisp throughout both sides.