The mark-free, semi-reflective fields give the impression of an uncirculated coin, but closer inspection reveals some wear on the portrait. Neat die cracks and small rim cuds on the obverse. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Smooth, satiny surfaces are sharply defined and saw beautiful preservation! Original touches of orange and olive-gold toning grace the otherwise chestnut-brown fields. Clearly an easy decision for CAC.
Nearly impossible to locate with mint red remaining. The obverse fields are moderately prooflike in appearance. The color is unquestionably original. Only 7 coins are finer, according to PCGS CoinFacts, including 4 RD examples.
Lovely milk chocolate hues throughout with excellent surface quality. Newcomb 5 variety. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Semi-reflective, glossy chestnut brown color. Sharply struck. Newcomb 7 variety. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
A dynamic example with toning that moves left to right across the obverse with shades of reddish-brown, to chestnut, to golden-tan. Choice luster, no major marks. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Nicely detailed with light brown coloration.
Smooth surfaces with attractive orange-red highlighting the devices. Nice!
A lovely, light milk chocolate brown example with no spots and full mint bloom. Some striking weakness in the stars but very strong central devices.