Well struck with original lustrous surfaces.

Well struck with crisp yellow-gold luster. Minor marks define the grade but none are heavy, which often is the case on New Orleans Mint ‘Tens’.

A very scarce date at this grade level and a date that is plagued with soft strikes and a lackluster appearance. This is an exceptionally pleasing example with bright lustrous surfaces that provide strong eye appeal. The strike is well above average for the date.

Sharply struck lustrous surfaces with splashes of violet and blue along the periphery

CAC. Flashy white with just a faint hint of gold on the reverse. The strike is needle-sharp and the surfaces are exceptionally nice with no significant marks.

Sharply struck with satiny white luster and a touch of faint gold along the periphery. Really nice of an MS-63!

Thick satiny white luster with a hint of a champagne accent along the outermost edges.

Well struck with rich luster and satiny smooth surfaces.

Well detailed with light gray surfaces.