A beautiful ‘plus’ designated Gem displaying a needle-sharp strike and a rich yellow-gold luster patina. Outstanding quality and strong eye appeal.

CAC. Arrows. Sharply struck and nearly mark-free with lustrous mostly white surfaces that have a brush of toning.

Arrows. Sharply struck with no significant marks on lustrous surfaces that have a light golden tint. Old green label holder.

Lustrous silver-white surfaces with minimal abrasions and just a touch of rub. A better date with a mintage of 46,110.

No Arrows. A scarce date with 135,000 minted versus over 13 million of the Arrows variety. This is a well detailed example with richly toned original surfaces.

Arrows & Rays. Satiny white lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike.

CAC. One of the most common Charlotte half eagles and a great choice for type collectors. Still, most are heavily abraded with poor eye appeal. This is an exceptionally nice coin for the grade with strong detail and pleasing lustrous surfaces that display minimal marks. The eye appeal is exceptional, thus the CAC approval.

No Arrows. Very scarce and truly rare in high grade. Just 19 coins have graded finer than this lovely example at PCGS. This is nice original coin with green, gold, ruby, and blue toning on the obverse and a coin-gray reverse with light blue toning at the periphery.

A spectacular coin from the first year of the issue, offering blazing luster, exceptional strike detail, and rich original color. The surfaces are nearly pristine and the eye appeal fantastic!