Atlanta District. A scarce type and variety that shows only 52 notes known in all grades according to Track and Price. This example is well centered and bright with great eye appeal.

St. Louis District. Plenty of bold color and brightness remains on this seldom seen note. According to Track and Price, only 28 notes are known in all grades. Only 3 notes have achieved this grade level at PMG. Only a single VF-35 and a single XF-40 grade finer.

Sharply struck with super fresh blazing red surfaces.

Well struck with lightly toned original surfaces that display vibrant mint luster.

Well struck with strong definition in the hair and feathers on the obverse and a well struck bison on the reverse. The surfaces are lustrous and original with fewer marks than typically associated with the grade.

Creamy white lustrous surfaces with a solid strike and no significant abrasions.

CAC. Beautiful satiny white luster over choice, nearly mark-free surfaces. A better date and especially hard to locate with a sharp strike and full band detail.

The bold remnants of the underlying 7 beneath the second 8 in the date is easily visible on this high grade example of this iconic ‘Buffalo’. The overall detail is sharp with strong eye appeal and just light wear. The surfaces are attractive and natural, and retain considerable mint luster. A true classic for the […]

Among the most famous and elusive of 20th-century overdates, the bold “7” beneath the “8” in the date is clearly visible on this well-preserved specimen. Light, honest wear is confined to the high points, with most original detail and surface definition remaining. Liberty’s shield and facial features are strong, and the reverse eagle retains excellent […]