A remarkably preserved Premium Gem example of America’s first commemorative half dollar, displaying crisp striking detail and luminous silver-white brilliance throughout. The satiny surfaces are exceptionally clean for the grade, with only the lightest minor tics separating this coin from an even finer designation. A thoroughly impressive MS66+ with outstanding eye appeal.

A sharply preserved near-Gem Indian Cent with attractive red-brown coloration and lively underlying luster. Warm coppery-gold surfaces show subtle iridescence, especially on the reverse, with crisp definition throughout the headdress and wreath. Well-struck and pleasingly original, with only minor marks consistent with the MS64 grade.

An attractive better-date Morgan with bright, satiny luster and strong definition in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s wings. Light contact marks are consistent with the grade, while overall eye appeal remains pleasing.

Sharply struck with frosty white surfaces. Outstanding for the grade with a better ‘look’ and fewer marks than expected for an MS-62.

An appealing lightly circulated example of this scarce issue with rich original gold color and traces of mint luster.

A scarce Carson City issue with reflective proof-like fields that offer strong mirror contrast against heavily frosted devices. Well struck with bold central detail and pleasing cartwheel luster beneath the mirrors. Surfaces show only moderate marks for the grade, with an overall bright, original appearance and solid eye appeal.

A scarce Carson City issue with bright silver luster and pleasing overall eye appeal. Well struck showing strong detail in Liberty’s portrait and a bold reverse eagle. The design features are frosted and the fields are semi proof-like, producing a strong ‘cameo’.  Light contact marks are consistent with the MS-62 grade.

A pleasing example of this better Carson City issue with bright, silvery luster and attractive surfaces. Well struck for the date, with bold central detail on Liberty and the reverse eagle. Light scattered marks are consistent with the grade, but the overall eye appeal remains attractive.

CAC. A pleasing example of this scarce Carson City issue, offering solid strike definition with bold central detail and well-formed devices throughout. The surfaces are clean for the grade, showing smooth fields with only light, scattered marks. Bright, frosty luster blankets both sides, accented by subtle peripheral silver-gold toning.