CAC. Incredible quality with amazingly fresh and bright original surfaces that are essentially perfect. If you’re building a memorable date or type set, this is the coin for you!

CAC. Highly lustrous mint red surfaces and a sharp strike. Four diamonds, headdress feathers, and the wreath and shield on the reverse, are all boldly rendered. Housed in an old green label holder.

A nice original set grading: Cent-PF-65 RD CAMEO, Nickel-PF-67 Star CAC, Dime-PF-67 CAC, Quarter-PF-66 CAC, Half-PF-65+.

Incredible quality with blazing yellow-gold luster and no significant marks. Just 4 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.

CAC. Rich satiny luster and a sharp strike with nice clean surfaces.

CAC. Satiny yellow-gold luster with nice clean surfaces. One of only two $5 Liberty dates struck at the Denver Mint and by far the rarest with a mintage of 320,000.

From the final year gold eagles were struck in New Orleans. This is a well struck coin with pale yellow-gold luster and nice surfaces.

CAC. The final gold eagle struck at the New Orleans Mint and the rarest ‘O’ mint from the 1900’s by a considerable margin. This is a well struck coin with choice original surfaces.

A beautiful Gem example of this moderately better date. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are devoid of significant marks and coated with rich yellow-gold luster.