Broken 3. Sharp detail with exceptionally nice original surfaces that retain a trace of remnant mint luster.

Pleasing and well-preserved with smooth, original surfaces and light rub, consistent with the AU50 grade. Liberty’s portrait remains well defined and the reverse eagle is crisp. An attractive silver-gray patina overlays traces of remaining luster in protected areas, enhancing the coin’s overall eye appeal.

Sharp detail with choice original toned surfaces and considerable underlying mint luster. Liberty has a strong ‘double profile’.

A wholesome, problem-free example of this popular ‘Ugly 3’ variety, displaying even steel-gray toning and pleasing overall eye appeal. Light, honest wear confined to the high points, with strong remaining detail in Liberty’s hair and cap, and well-defined feathers on the reverse. Surfaces are smooth and original, free of significant distractions, with considerable underlying luster.

A desirable overdate, showing clear remnants of the underlying 2 beneath the 3. This lovely example has smooth, evenly worn chocolate-brown surfaces with strong detail in Liberty’s hair and the reverse wreath. A solid mid-grade representative of this popular and scarce overdate variety.

N-3. Strong detail with very attractive medium brown surfaces.

Remainder. Previously Mounted. Repaired. Morris Canal and Banking. An always popular issue for its size and denomination. Tape has been placed at the top on the back which blends in well. Still very pleasing with plenty of remaining brightness.

O-105. Fantastic quality with exceptional eye appeal. The obverse displays a sharply defined portrait with bold hair curls, a crisp cap and band, and well-struck stars set against rich lustrous fields. The reverse eagle is equally strong, with excellent feather detail throughout the wings and breast, a well-defined shield, and clear arrows and olive branch. […]

C-2. Very close to mint state with lustrous light olive-brown surfaces.