Nice for the grade with vibrant luster and minimal marks.

Soft silvery luster and crisp detail, particularly in Liberty’s coronet and the sharply defined wreath and Roman numerals on the reverse.

First National Bank of Paola. Fr 382. Charter #1864. Original Series. A rare Miami County bank that only issued First Charter examples. Just 4 notes are known according to Track & Price. This example displays good color and even wear.

R-7.  A transitional pattern with the reverse of 1866, which added IN GOD WE TRUST, paired with the regular issue 1865 obverse.  Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This is a gorgeous example with choice brown surfaces highlighted by bright blue overtones.

Sharply struck with rich light chocolate brown surfaces and no significant marks or spots.

Excellent detail with pleasing medium gray surfaces and a stronger mintmark than typically seen.

Well struck with lustrous brown surfaces that have a faint golden hue.

From the first year silver coinage carried the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. A modest 48,900 were minted but most were exported. It is unlikely that very many, and possibly none, found there way into domestic circulation. As a result this date is very scarce in all grades. This is a pleasing coin with proper […]

A lovely Premium Gem with vibrant brilliant luster and a sharp strike. The surfaces are nearly mark-free with interesting die clashing on both sides.