Well struck with crisp white luster and fewer marks than typically seen for the grade.

A well-detailed and nearly mint state example of this popular over-date. The 2 is clear and positioned left of the 3. An interesting obverse die-break runs from the rim, through the top of the 3, and into the bottom of the shield.

FS-301. There are several 1883/2 overdate Shield nickel varieties, and the FS-301 is the most popular of those, having the sharpest 2 visible left of the 3 in the date. This is a beautiful example with blazing nickel-white luster with just a very faint golden hue and wonderful eye appeal.

A pleasing example of this better date with a needle-sharp strike and vibrant luster swirling off very choice original surfaces.

CAC. Blast white and a sharp strike with exceptionally nice surfaces that are devoid of significant marks. A breath away from a 67 grade and a much higher price tag!

A spectacular blast white proof with heavy frost on the design and deep watery mirrored fields. The cameo contrast is stunning! The surfaces are nearly flawless and, even under magnification, no significant marks are observed.

Rich satiny white luster over choice minimally abraded surfaces.

An attractive example of this scarce date with strong detail and choice surfaces. Diagonal lines on Liberty’s neck are from the die and diagnostic for the date. Just 9,925 minted.

Frosty white luster and a sharp strike with silky smooth, nearly mark-free surfaces.