CAC. A pleasing example of this better date with a nice blend of faded mint red and soft brown.

Sharply struck with a flashy white luster cartwheel.

Nearly the entire mintage was held at the Treasury and melted after 1933. A small quantity made it to European banks and account for the coins available to collectors today. This is an original example with satiny luster and copper toning on the reverse.

CAC. Well struck and mark-free with original lustrous surfaces.

Red Seal. Bright, fresh, and original. A great looking example.

Strong color and nearly new.

Red Seal. Strong color rests upon paper with plenty of remaining brightness.Embossing is still nice.

A great ‘key’ Woods/Tate issue that displays rich inks and bright premium paper.

Sharply struck with vibrant nickel-white luster over choice surfaces.