This boldly defined example features, light even wear and a deep olive-grey patina with touches of lighter gray color on the high points of the portrait and stars.
PCGS #39995. A boldly detailed example with no mentionable distractions or abrasions. Pleasing golden-grey, olive, and antique silver coloration spans both sides. Nice!
Choice Fine example of this popular early dollar with nice definition and pleasing blue, green, and golden rim toning.
Splendid silver mint luster gleams over the surfaces of this impressively preserved, choice AU example. Well defined design elements are highlighted by tints of lavender, peach, and gold. The original lot description at Stacks Bowers notes, "A flaw in the planchet obscures much of the T in LIBERTY, though the surfaces are lacking in notable post-Mint blemishes. The dies are heavily fatigued in this state, with dramatic cracks and evidence of clashing visible on each side." The Hansen Collection possess the finest known example for the date, a MS64.
A wonderful candidate as a large eagle Bust dollar type coin! Sharply defined for the grade with nice underlying luster and gorgeous lavender and rose toning throughout.
PCGS #40030. An affordable, problem-free large eagle Bust dollar type coin.
PCGS #40042. Large eagle Bust dollar type coin with rich toning and solid details.
Large eagle Bust dollar type coin with lovely, original toning and solid details.
PCGS #40055. A pleasing candidate for a Large eagle Bust dollar type coin.
Popular millennial issue Bust dollar. Much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type.
A handsome and original XF example of this popular millennial issue Bust dollar, much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type.
Popular millennial issue Bust dollar, much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type. Satiny dove gray surfaces with lovely golden tints over the boldly struck devices.
PCGS #40083. Deep navy-blue and golden-brown surfaces host strong remaining luster and strong details.
Wonderful AU representative of this low mintage issue of 184,618 coins struck. Boldly struck with nice luster and a pleasing olive-grey patina that reveals lovely golden and orange undertones when tilted under a light.
Low mintage issue of 165,100 coins struck. Pretty blue-green and purple toning frame the obverse while deep blue and lime span the reverse.
Evenly worn AU example with great remaining luster and beautifully untoned surfaces.
Lustrous, silver-grey surfaces with mottled russet and indigo toning throughout. Strong details for the grade. Only 110,600 coins struck. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. The primary set displays a MS65 example for the date.
Eye catching Mint State survivor, struck from a mintage of 59,000 coins. Boldly detailed and nicely lustrous surfaces are toned a light olive-grey and reveal wonderful blended tones of peach, violet, blue, and rose when light hits the fields.
Well-struck details and smooth surfaces and coated in antique golden-gray with lovely peach and lavender undertones. Only 140,750 coins struck.
Brightly lustrous AU survivor from a mintage of just 15,000 coins. Beautifully untoned and sufficiently bold, the eye appeal is great for the grade level.
Handsome XF example of this scarce, very low mintage issue of just 7,500 coins struck. Untoned save for touches of golden rim toning with fantastic luster remaining in the protected areas.
Well-detailed example olive toned surfaces that show tints of gold highlighting the devices when turned in the light. Nice! PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. The Hansen Collection hosts the finest known example for the date, a MS66+.
Only ten PCGS examples have been graded finer than this flashy golden specimen!
Scarce Civil War issue from a very low mintage of just 30,700 coins struck. Evenly circulated example with bright, untoned central devices framed by olive-gold and violet peripheral toning.
Flashy luster shines from the boldly detailed, golden toned fields touches with scattered multicolor toning on both sides.
A fantastic candidate as a with motto type coin. Attractive and affordable before the price more than doubles at the MS64+ level. Crisply detailed surfaces glow with luster between a pleasing patina of peach and gold tones on the obverse while the reverse displays touches of blue, and rose coloration as well.
Wonderful example of this rare proof Seated dollar from an estimated mintage of just 50 coins. Flashy fields are beautifully reflective and display hints of pale gold iridescence throughout. Great eye appeal!
