Well struck and lustrous with attractive silver-white surfaces. The high points of the design show just a touch of wear and the 8/7 is extremely bold. While the 1916 is the ‘key’ date in the series, the 1918/7-S is much rarer in high grade.

Incredible quality with rich blazing mint red luster and a needle-sharp strike. Even under 5x magnification, not a mark is found!

Lustrous and well-preserved, this coin exhibits crisp surfaces, strong eye appeal, and minimal marks even under magnification. Faint golden toning accents the surfaces of this sharply struck Premium Gem.

Very attractive well detailed silver-gray surfaces and a touch of russet and gold at the rim.

Solid detail and nice original surfaces.

In incredibly well preserved example of this scarce date with a very sharp strike and vivid brilliant mint luster. The surfaces are silky smooth and devoid of any noteworthy blemishes or marks. Just 3 MS-66+ coins have graded finer at PCGS.

A very tough date in high grade and this coin is stunning. The surfaces have blazing white luster and no significant marks. The strike is very sharp with a full head and all rivets in the shield are visible. Fantastic quality and eye appeal!

CAC. Sharply struck for this scarce issue with vibrant luster on original surfaces that display russet and light golden toning. Very high end for the grade with no obvious sign of friction.

Well struck with faded mint red lustrous surfaces.