Strong detail and beautiful original light silver-gray surfaces with subtle pale champagne-gold undertones. A popular Southern mint issue from the start of the Civil War.

A pleasing example of this scarce Civil War era date with even circulation wear and clear definition of Liberty’s portrait on the obverse. The reverse eagle remains well outlined, with strong legends and mintmark. This piece offers strong eye appeal for the grade with choice problem-free surfaces.

An attractive Civil War era half dollar with soft silver-gray surfaces and considerable mint luster. Light, even wear is confined to the highest points, while design details remain well defined on both sides.

A scarce date with a mintage of 96,000 and the issue saw heavy circulation, resulting in a low survival rate of well circulated coins. In fact, no mint state examples are known. This is an attractive choice Fine with a bold LIBERTY and pleasing natural gray surfaces.

Sharply struck with lustrous white surfaces and just light high-point rub.

Outstanding for the grade with a sharp strike and strong silvery luster. The surfaces are choice with just minor tics, well within the allowance for the grade. Remnants of a 0 are visible at the base of the second 1 in the date.

Portrait of Salmon P. Chase. A popular early Legal Tender note issued during the Civil War. Inks remain strong while the paper displays even wear.

A well center early legal tender with strong inks and original paper.

A great note for the grade with rich color, bright paper and wonderful eye appeal. A tough variety, Track and Price lists only 82 known in all grades. PCGS Banknote has only certified 1 note at this grade level with just 3 notes finer.