A beautiful Gem with satiny white luster, a razor-sharp strike, and minimal marks.

CAC. Sharply struck with reflective fields that contrast nicely with heavily frosted design features. The surfaces are choice and flashy with a few minor tics but nothing significant. The eye appeal is fantastic!

Paramount “Redfield Collection Mint State 65” holder. Sharply struck with rich flashy white luster, lightly frosted design features, and a tiny trace of mainly peripheral toning.

Very attractive and quite scarce with DMPL fields. The surfaces are nearly full white except for a light dusting of gold on both sides. The strike is sharp and frost on the design contrasts nicely against deep mirrored fields. Tied for the finest DMPL graded at either service!

Sharply struck with brilliant white surfaces that display traces of a champagne-gold hue. Nicely mirrored fields contrast well with frosted design features. One of just 5 to grade MS-65 Proof-like at PCGS with no proof-like example grading finer!

Blast white and a sharp strike. The design is frosted and the fields are highly reflective and borderline proof-like. The field-to-design contrast produces a very attractive ‘cameo’.

Well detailed and lustrous with doubling on the reverse, most noticeably in the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. A fair number of the 1892-CC ‘Tens’ we’ve handled are this variety.

Well detailed with attractive surfaces.

Sharply struck with flashy white luster, a trace of delicate gold toning at the rim, and just a tiny touch of ‘rub’. Very close to being mint state!