A pleasing ‘Gem’ with strong color and bright premium paper.

A ‘Gem’ note that exhibits premium paper and strong color.

Star Note. Mule. John Burke Back Plate #337. A well centered star note and mule that still retains generous brightness, strong color, and a little crispness.

An exceptional Gem with rich lustrous surfaces and sharply defined detail in the obverse portrait and the bison on the reverse. Beautifully preserved and nearly mark-free.

Sharply struck with full, crisp band separation and exceptional detail throughout. Brilliant surfaces exhibit strong luster with attractive peripheral toning, while clean fields and superior eye appeal distinguish this high-end example.

An exceptional high-grade example with the coveted Full Head designation. Displays strong, crisp definition throughout, with Liberty’s head fully detailed and a sharp overall strike. Bright, satiny luster complements lightly toned, original surfaces, producing outstanding eye appeal.

Bright silver-white surfaces with strong underlying luster and only the slightest trace of friction visible on the highest points. The strike is impressive, featuring a boldly detailed shield rivet area and a fully defined head.

A pleasing example with light silver-gray surfaces and even wear consistent with the grade.

A superb Gem example of this early ‘Walker’. Radiant brilliant luster flows across clean, well-preserved original surfaces, highlighting the graceful figure of Liberty striding toward the rising sun. The reverse eagle is sharply detailed with strong feather definition. The eye appeal is exceptional.