Mule. John Burke Back Plate #1257. A well centered example with great color and bright premium paper.

Sharply struck with highly reflective surfaces that are mostly red.

Well struck and lustrous with a faint golden hue.

A needle-sharp strike with ultra deep mirrored fields that contrast nicely with frosted white design features. A very tough date in high grade DMPL with MS-66 coins holding the top spot at PCGS.

A gorgeous Premium Gem with blast white luster and frosted devices that produce a strong cameo against mirrored fields. This coin is very sharply struck and nearly mark-free with fantastic eye appeal!

Blast white and a sharp strike.

A beautiful Superb Gem with thick satiny white luster and nearly mark-free surfaces.

Micro O. A popular variety with a much smaller than normal mintmark possibly meant to be used on a quarter. This well struck example displays plenty of original mint luster with attractive lavender toning on the obverse and a blast white reverse. The surfaces are exceptionally choice for the grade.

Blast white and well struck.