St. Louis District. Plenty of bold color and brightness remains on this seldom seen note. According to Track and Price, only 28 notes are known in all grades. Only 3 notes have achieved this grade level at PMG. Only a single VF-35 and a single XF-40 grade finer.

Sharply struck with super fresh blazing red surfaces.

A beautiful Gem with bright intense luster and a sharp strike.

Lustrous and original with strong detail and problem-free nickel-gray surfaces.

Original mint red surfaces and a sharp strike. Devoid of marks with minor spots.

Creamy white lustrous surfaces with a solid strike and no significant abrasions.

Sharply struck with bold head detail and lustrous surfaces that display light golden toning on the obverse and streaks of gold on the reverse.

Among the most famous and elusive of 20th-century overdates, the bold “7” beneath the “8” in the date is clearly visible on this well-preserved specimen. Light, honest wear is confined to the high points, with most original detail and surface definition remaining. Liberty’s shield and facial features are strong, and the reverse eagle retains excellent […]

Well struck and lustrous with attractive silver-white surfaces. The high points of the design show just a touch of wear and the 8/7 is extremely bold. While the 1916 is the ‘key’ date in the series, the 1918/7-S is much rarer in high grade.