An attractive example of this scarce date with satiny white luster and a sharp strike. A very faint golden hue on the top half of the obverse attests to the originality of this near-Gem.

Well detailed with even medium gray surfaces.

CAC. Sharply struck with a few tiny tics but no significant marks and bright lustrous surfaces. Just 30,000 minted.

Sharply struck and very attractive with a brilliant base accented by a touch of delicate toning, primarily at the rim.

Beautiful golden brown surfaces with iridescent hues of steel-blue and lime.

Nice blend of faded red and light brown with a lavender hue.

A lustrous blend of champagne-gray shading and scattered blue, green, and gold tints. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are nearly mark-free.

A nearly flawless Gem with beautiful colorful iridescent toning and strong eye appeal.

CAC. Flashy white and very lustrous surfaces with touches of gold that cling to the periphery. Light marks are minimal and well within expectations for the grade. The final year of production at the Carson City Mint saw a mintage of only 677,000 pieces.