Small Letters. This example offers crisp detail with satiny silver luster. Liberty’s hair curls and cap lines remain bold, while the reverse eagle shows strong feather definition and clear shield lines. Surfaces are bright and attractive, with light contact marks typical for the grade, but ample cartwheel luster enhances its overall eye appeal.

LM-5. An exceptional example displaying crisp luster and sharp design definition across both obverse and reverse. Liberty’s portrait is beautifully rendered with frosty silver brilliance and subtle toning highlighting this coin’s originality. The reverse eagle’s feathers and shield lines are exceptionally well-defined, showing full strike definition.

Small Letters. Vibrant luster with light toning and just a touch of high-point rub.

Small Letters. A wonderfully original and very attractive coin with a vibrant luster cartwheel and light golden toning. The strike is very sharp and the surfaces are stunning with no heavy abrasions.

Lustrous silver-white surfaces with just light wear.

CAC. O-110. Lustrous silver-gray surfaces and well struck except for softness on PLURIBUS. Nearly mint state.

Small 4. This attractive Mint State survivor offers satiny luster with even silver-gray surfaces, accented by subtle toning that highlights the details. Liberty’s curls, cap, and drapery folds remain crisply struck, as does the eagle’s shield and wings. Minor handling marks are consistent with the grade but do not detract from the coin’s overall eye […]

A gem for the grade with sharp detail and problem-free natural gray surfaces.

CAC. Sharply struck with vibrant mint luster and choice original surfaces that display attractive light toning.