A scarce Carson City issue displaying honest, even wear with Liberty’s portrait and the eagle retaining strong detail for the grade. Soft silver-gray surfaces show a natural circulation patina and give this coin outstanding eye appeal.

CAC. Solid detail for the grade with problem-free surfaces that are a very desirable medium coin-gray.

Extremely well struck with frosted devices and flashy brilliance on both sides. Exceptionally attractive for the grade.

Well struck with lustrous brilliant surfaces that display just light high-point wear.

A bright, reflective near-gem with strong Prooflike mirrors and frosty, well-defined devices. Liberty’s portrait shows crisp hair detail against deep, glassy fields, while the reverse eagle rises with bold contrast. A scarce PL-designated example from a tougher San Francisco date, offering eye-catching brilliance and sharp, premium surfaces.

Portrait of Edwin Stanton, Secretary of War under Lincoln. A nearly new note with all 4 margins more than ample. The bright premium paper highlights rich color and the early ornate reverse. A large brown seal further enhances already great eye appeal!

Portrait of Edwin Stanton, Secretary of War under Lincoln. A nearly new and well centered bright note with rich color and the early ornate reverse. The tougher of the 2 issued brown seals.

Portrait of Philip H. Sheridan. A well centered note that still has a bright appearance and strong color. The large brown seal and earlier ornate back stand out. A very desirable example.

Portrait of General Philip Sheridan. A great large brown seal example with vivid inks, bright paper, and more than ample margins. The early ornate back stands out. The handling that determined the grade is not readily noticeable and the eye appeal for the grade is excellent!