A pleasing note that displays strong color and premium paper. A central vignette features slaves hoeing cotton. John C. Calhoun is portrayed on the left and Columbia is displayed on the right. Stamps of 3 interest payments are located on the back.

Full borders surround green and black inks that blend nicely with bright premium paper.

Portrait of Alexander Hamilton. Very attractive with great color and only light to moderate even wear. Much brightness still remains.

Bullion Bank of Washington, DC. Remainder. Bold red and black inks are displayed on the front while the back is colored with vibrant green ink. The premium paper is bright.

Bullion Bank of Washington, DC. Remainder. Beautiful red and black ink on the front and green ink on the back remains strong. Wear is even.

Well struck with sharply defined details in the hair, feathers and ribbon on the obverse with a bold wreath and shield on the reverse. The surfaces are exceptionally well preserved with strong luster and no significant marks.

Sharply struck with bright lustrous surfaces.

Struck in a copper-nickel alloy, this Gem Proof displays rich golden-brown and tan tones with subtle iridescence in the fields. Liberty’s portrait is fully struck, with sharp feather and facial detail, while the reverse wreath is crisp and evenly defined. The proof mirrored finish is fully intact and reflective, elevating this coins excellent eye appeal.

A modest 67,000 struck and, like so many ‘S’ mint coins of this era, the survival rate was very low. This is an attractive example with solid detail, pleasing light gray surfaces, and just a few marks which are consistent with the grade.