Well struck with satiny luster on a nice smooth planchet. Mostly white with a dusting of of champagne. A pleasing coin for the grade with fewer marks than typically seen on an MS-62.

CAC. Rich swirling luster, a sharp strike, and the few marks that exist are trivial.

Flashy with frosted white design features that contrast nicely with watery white deep mirrored fields. Outstanding for the grade with strong eye appeal!

One of the more obtainable ‘O’ Mints up to the MS-62 grade. This is a pleasing ‘plus’ designated example.

Well detailed with pleasing silver-gray surfaces.

Incredible quality with intense orange-gold luster and a needle-sharp strike. The surfaces are exceptional with just a couple tiny tics on the reverse and a nearly perfect obverse. Just 3 67+ and a single 68 have graded finer at PCGS.

CAC. Vibrant luster blankets the rich orange-gold surfaces, with a silky texture and sharply defined devices throughout. The fields are clean for the issue, with only minimal abrasions preventing a full Gem designation.

Fantastic quality with intensely lustrous yellow-gold surfaces with a faint green hue and orange-gold accents. The most common $10 Liberty and a great choice for type collectors looking for the finest quality at the best price.

Well worn but still an attractive example of this rare date. The outline of Liberty and the eagle are visible as is the date, mintmark, and part of the legends.