CAC. Well struck and lustrous with minimal marks. Outstanding for the grade.

CAC. A very thick luster patina coats this beautiful well struck Type-3 gold dollar.

Arrows. Thick satiny white luster and a great strike with choice surfaces that are nearly mark-free.

Sharply struck with rich lustrous surfaces that are nearly mark-free.

Beautiful brilliant mirrored surfaces with frosted devices and light delicate toning. Very attractive and conservatively graded. Just 700 minted.

A beautiful frosty Gem with nearly flawless deep mirrored fields producing a stunning cameo effect. A very faint champagne hue and a touch of toning at the rim enhances this coins tremendous eye appeal!

Rich orange-gold luster over flashy semi proof-like surfaces.

Scarce in any grade with just 16,767 minted and only slightly less rare than the other Carson City ‘Tens’ from the 1870’s, despite a substantially higher mintage. This is a very attractive example with solid detail and nice problem-free surfaces.

CAC. Well detailed with attractive, problem-free surfaces. All the early Carson City half eagles are rare with this issue having a mintage of just 21,198.