Brilliant mirrored surfaces with a light gold dusting. Devices have a pleasing light frost.

Nice coin-gray surfaces with full rims.

Attractive and problem-free with coin-gray surfaces.

Light coin-gray surfaces and full rims.

CAC. Just 440,000 minted which is the second lowest in the series behind the ultra-rare 1894-S. This example is sharply struck with light to medium steel-gray surfaces and noticeable underlying luster.

CAC. Blast white with thick satiny luster and a sharp strike.

Sharply struck with crisp satiny white luster and clean surfaces. With a mintage of 5,168,270, lower grade pieces are readily available. Gems are seen much less frequently and are very challenging and desirable.

Well detailed with light gray surfaces.

Micro O. Well detailed steel-gray surfaces with a blend of subtle gold hue and touches of light blue tint.

Sharply struck with clean surfaces that are rich violet-gold shaded on the obverse and champagne-white one the reverse. Both sides display peripheral splashes of blue accent.

A blend of crisp white and lightly toned gold luster flows across sharply struck surfaces.

Satiny white surfaces with a touch of fog on the obverse and a sharp strike.

CAC. Blast white with strongly mirrored fields and lightly frosted devices.