CAC. Well struck with nice original honey-gold lustrous surfaces and strong eye appeal. A scarce date from the last year of operation at the Carson City Mint with just 14,000 struck.

Solid detail with natural gray surfaces.

CAC. Strong detail with very attractive light gray surfaces. The eye appeal is outstanding with no significant marks and a trace of luster in the protected areas of the design.

Well struck with lustrous silver-white surfaces and just light wear on the high points of the design.

A lovely example of this scarce date with flashy original surfaces and a sharp strike. Just 17,000 minted with this coin being tied for the finest graded at PCGS or NGC!

Lightly worn, retaining solid detail and nice original surfaces.

Outstanding for the grade with bright lustrous original surfaces and a sharp strike.

A scarce date with the lowest mintage of any New Orleans Mint dollar at 300,000 coins. This is an attractive example with an above average strike and lustrous white surfaces. There are minor abrasions, consistent with the grade, but nothing heavy as is often the case for this challenging issue.

Sharply struck with flashy proof-like surfaces that are attractive and original, displaying light toning. One of the ‘keys’ to the series and tough to find in any mint state grade. Just 740,000 minted.