CAC. Well struck with lustrous and original orange-gold surfaces.

CAC. A spectacular, near–finest-known example of this late-date Barber quarter, combining exceptional preservation with bold cameo contrast. The obverse displays a sharply defined Liberty portrait with frosted devices set against deep, reflective fields, while the reverse eagle and shield are equally crisp, exhibiting strong contrast and mirrorlike surfaces. Eye appeal is outstanding, with smooth, undisturbed […]

One of the most intensely lustrous early Lincolns we’ve ever offered. Both sides are a vibrant blazing mint red with zero carbon or any sign of mellowing whatsoever! The strike is needle-sharp and, even under magnification, it’s hard to find even a minor disturbance. Obviously; the eye appeal is fantastic!

Rich original golden surfaces display vibrant mint luster with warm honey and orange-gold highlights that accentuate Saint-Gaudens’ iconic design. Liberty is sharply defined with strong detail in the gown, torch, and olive branch, while the reverse eagle is boldly rendered against the radiant sunburst. Clean, well-preserved fields and excellent overall eye appeal place this piece […]

Well struck with no significant marks and lustrous surfaces that display considerable mint red.

Very sharply struck with satiny luster and mark-free surfaces.

Sharply struck with bright lustrous surfaces that display just a few minor abrasions.

Sharply struck with rich lustrous surfaces and minimal marks, consistent with the assigned grade.

CAC. Very attractive with bright frosty luster and exceptionally nice surfaces for the grade.