Strong detail remaining on the braid, feather, and bison’s shoulder. Even gray patina with honest wear and clear legends throughout. A solid, mid-grade example of this better-date Buffalo.

A dazzling Gem example of this scarce San Francisco issue. This piece exhibits satiny white luster and sharply defined features, most notably a fully struck head. The surfaces are bright and attractive with no significant abrasions and exceptional eye appeal.

The strike is notably sharp for the issue, with pleasing definition evident throughout the obverse portrait and reverse bison. Smooth carefully preserved surfaces display attractive satiny mint luster, enhancing the eye appeal which remains far above average.

Fantastic quality with satiny brilliant luster and a needle-sharp strike. The surfaces are superb and nearly mark-free, enhancing excellent eye appeal.

A brilliant Premium Gem example with strong, frosty luster and excellent eye appeal. Sharply struck with crisp detail in Liberty’s hair and radiant reverse design.

Blazing mint luster with sharply struck devices and exceptional overall preservation. The satiny silver-white surfaces remain remarkably clean and undisturbed.

Blazing luster and a sharp strike.

Vibrant orange-gold luster and beautiful surfaces that are exceptionally clean. Just over 3 million minted but most were held at the mint and subsequently melted after FDR outlawed gold ownership in 1933.

A boldly struck example of this better-date ‘Saint’, displaying rich yellow-gold luster with satiny texture across the fields. Light abrasions are consistent with the MS61 grade, yet the overall eye appeal remains strong. Design elements are well defined, particularly in Liberty’s figure and the eagle’s wings.