Choice lustrous surfaces, enhanced by light silver-gray toning with subtle golden highlights. Both sides are well struck with with just a few trivial marks. The overall eye appeal is excellent.

A scarce San Francisco issue in any mint state grade.  This MS64 example displays strong overall detail with Liberty’s figure and shield well defined, and the reverse eagle sharply rendered. Frosty luster radiates across the surfaces, which show just minor marks, well within the tolerance for the grade.

Smooth silver-gray surfaces are accented by soft champagne-gold toning and vibrant underlying mint luster. Sharply struck throughout, Liberty’s head is fully detailed, while the eagle and shield display unusually strong definition for this difficult key-date issue. The coveted Full Head designation further enhances the desirability of this impressive early Standing Liberty quarter.

A problem-free example of this key date with strong detail and choice original coin-gray surfaces.

Lustrous, frosty surfaces with sharp detail on the dual portraits and bold reverse eagle. Light champagne toning enhances the fields, while the strike is crisp throughout. A superb Gem example of this scarce early commemorative issue which saw a mintage of just 6,006 coins.

An exceptionally well preserved example of this scarce commemorative. The surfaces are devoid of significant marks and display remarkably intense blast white luster.

An exceptional, high-end example of this scarce commemorative. Brilliant, original luster flows across both sides, highlighting the sharply defined portraits on the obverse and the boldly detailed eagle on the reverse. Surfaces are notably clean for the issue, with only minimal, well-placed marks consistent with the lofty grade. A visually striking Alabama Half with outstanding […]

A beautifully preserved Premium Gem with radiant, satiny luster and strong overall eye appeal. The dual portraits are sharply defined, while the reverse eagle displays excellent feather detail. Light golden toning accents the peripheries, complementing clean, well-preserved surfaces. Just 6,006 minted with 2×2 in the field, compared to 59,038 without the 2×2.

Light silver-gray surfaces with soft luster and pleasing overall eye appeal. Nicely struck with clear detail in Boone’s portrait and the reverse figures. Moderate marks consistent with the grade, yet an attractive example of this popular commemorative issue.