Blast white and a sharp strike with clean surface for the grade.

Blast white and sharply struck with frosted devices and semi proof-like surfaces.

A well-struck near-Gem example with strong brilliant luster and sharply defined devices. Bright silver surfaces show light, scattered contact marks typical for the grade.

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 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.