Factory Point National Bank of Manchester Center. F-587. Charter #3080. Red Seal. Rich color rests upon paper with plenty of brightness and a little crispness still noticeable. A scarce red seal and quite desirable.

Vibrant satiny white luster and a sharp strike with minimal marks consistent with the grade.

Lustrous white surfaces with just a touch of rub and the look of a mint state coin. Housed in an old green label holder.

A needle-sharp strike with lots of mint red blending with soft brown toning.

Gorgeous copper-red with ruby and gold accents on the obverse. The reverse is iridescent brown with blue and lavender hues. Both sides are deeply mirrored and virtually flawless.

Beautiful blazing copper-red luster with a ruby red accent on the obverse. Fantastic quality and wonderful eye appeal.

CAC. Outstanding eye appeal with a huge luster cartwheel and exceptionally nice surfaces.

CAC. Incredible quality with essentially perfect blazing nickel-white surfaces. Two Proof-68 coins are all that have graded finer at PCGS.

A superb Gem with satiny luster radiating across both sides. Liberty’s cheek is smooth and clean, free from the abrasions, while the strike is sharp, bringing up fine details in the hair and eagle’s breast feathers. This piece ranks among the finest known survivors of the date with none grading numerically finer at PCGS. The […]