CAC. A nice early half dime that displays rich, original iridescent toning with strong underlying luster and a bold strike. The fields are exceptionally clean and enhance outstanding eye appeal.

Overton-117. Small 0. Very close to mint state with lustrous silver-gray surfaces that are accented by a touch of gold. The strike is sharp and even and the eye appeal is excellent.

Susquehanna Bank. Port Deposit. MD-280-G12. Shank 102.11.8. Maid seated with spool of yarn.

CAC. O-108. Well struck and highly lustrous with original surfaces that display beautiful iridescent toning. Shades of turquoise and gold give this beauty excellent eye appeal.

Small Letters. Sharply struck with the center of each star and every minute detail fully rendered. The surfaces are nearly mark-free with satiny luster under lavender, gray, and blue toning. Wonderfully original and high-end for the grade.

CAC. Lustrous and very attractive with a vibrant silver-white luster cartwheel. Some striking softness in the central design, while the rest of the coin is boldly rendered.

Lustrous silver-white surfaces with just light wear.

CAC. O-110. Lustrous silver-gray surfaces and well struck except for softness on PLURIBUS. Nearly mint state.

This popular variety features a striking repunched date where the first 3 was mistakenly punched upside down and then corrected. This is a lustrous and original example, offering a sharp strike and pleasing minimally abraded surfaces. The eye appeal is outstanding.