Sharply struck with brilliant white surfaces that display traces of a champagne-gold hue. Nicely mirrored fields contrast well with frosted design features. One of just 5 to grade MS-65 Proof-like at PCGS with no proof-like example grading finer!

Blast white and a sharp strike. The design is frosted and the fields are highly reflective and borderline proof-like. The field-to-design contrast produces a very attractive ‘cameo’.

Well detailed and lustrous with doubling on the reverse, most noticeably in the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. A fair number of the 1892-CC ‘Tens’ we’ve handled are this variety.

Well detailed with attractive surfaces.

Sharply struck with flashy white luster, a trace of delicate gold toning at the rim, and just a tiny touch of ‘rub’. Very close to being mint state!

Solid detail for the grade.

Satiny white and an above average strike.

Nice for the grade with lush yellow-gold luster and a sharp strike. Just 28,688 minted and unknown above MS-63+.

CAC. Just 390,000 minted which is by far the lowest mintage in the series before 1913. This is an attractive and well detailed coin for the grade.