A sharply struck Proof with pleasing cameo contrast. Liberty’s portrait displays crisp definition, standing out attractively against mirrored fields that retain good depth and reflectivity. The reverse shows a well-detailed eagle with bold feathers and shield lines, framed by reflective fields that enhance overall eye appeal.  

Sharply struck with vibrant luster and pleasing iridescent red and brown surfaces.

Well struck and lustrous with a fair amount of faded red.

Rich blazing red surfaces and a sharp strike with four clear diamonds on Liberty’s ribbon. Housed in an old green label holder.

An attractive near-Gem with nice mirrored red fields and lightly frosted golden-red devices.

A lightly toned and wholly original Gem with a sharp strike and choice, minimally abraded surfaces. Just over 4 million minted but relatively few have survived in mint state.

Sharply struck with lustrous mostly white surfaces.

Portrait of Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice President from March 4, 1885 to November 25, 1885. A bright example of this popular ‘Tombstone’ design that still displays great color and some remaining crispness in the paper.

An attractive ‘Tombstone’ that displays strong inks and plenty of remaining brightness.