This XF coin may be the nicest example of this issue we've ever handled in this grade. Medium olive-golden surfaces with a light blanket of remaining luster, this coin is one in a hundred (or more) for quality for the grade. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal. CAC approved for quality.
Pleasing light grey surfaces show nice details for the grade.
Olive-gold surfaces display nice underlying luster. A pleasing example with sharp details for the grade. The Hansen Collection contains a AU58+ example for the date.
A tough early dollar with nice remaining luster.
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.
Even deep gun-metal grey surfaces with attractive undertones of olive and gold. Liberty's hair is nicely defined and reaming luster surrounds the devices. Choice AU example! The Hansen Collection possess the finest known examples for the date, a MS64.
Exceptionally preserved XF example with no individually significant abrasions and plenty of remaining luster. The primary Hansen Collection set displays a MS62 example for the date.
Magnificent bands of rainbow toning highlight bold central devices. No individually significant abrasions to distract from the excellent eye appeal. The 1798 small eagle is the final year of issue and a tougher date in the small eagle series. The primary set displays a XF45 example for the date.
Highly attractive AU with original surfaces lightly toned in gunmetal gray with olive and gold undertones. Strong details for the grade with only trivial circulation marks. Large eagle Bust dollar type coin. The Hansen Collection possess a AU55 example for the date.
Attractive AU with original surfaces and minimal wear. Green-gold and tangerine toning highlights the devices. Large eagle Bust dollar type coin. The Hansen Collection holds a AU55 example for the date.
Large eagle Bust dollar type coin.
PCGS# 40029. The 1798 small eagle is the final year of issue and a tougher date in the small eagle series. Pleasing darker example with nice details for the grade. CAC approved for quality.
Large eagle Bust dollar type coin.
A choice XF example of this Large eagle Bust dollar type coin. CAC approved for quality.
Pleasing darker example! Attractive piece with subtle blue and pink undertones and generally inconsequential circulation marks. Popular millennial issue Bust dollar. Much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type. The Hansen Collection displays a AU50 example for the date.
Pleasing darker example! Attractive pewter-gray surfaces display steel-blue toning around the bust and along the peripherals. The Hansen Collection contains the finest known example for the date, a MS64.
Frosty AU Bust Dollar with light golden-gray tints.
A beautiful early bust dollar with a light grayish tint. Several small toning marks are noticeable, but the wear is so light that it's hardly traceable, save for the high points on the hair of Liberty. A really choice AU example with aspirations of being uncirculated. CAC approved for quality.
A slightly better date, this 1801 Draped Bust dollar is great for a type set.
PCGS# 40087. Handsome AU example with plenty of luster gleaming through silver centers. Deep purple and green peripheral toning. Popular and scarce late-issue Bust dollar. Much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type. The Hansen Collection is home to a MS62 example for the date.
Popular and scarce late-issue Bust dollar. Pretty blue tints with nice surfaces. Much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type.
Attractive and well-detailed example of this popular and scarce late-issue Bust dollar. Much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type. CAC approved for quality.
Fantastic, vividly toned example with strong details. Gun-mental grey surfaces flash purple and rose gold when turned in the light. Popular and scarce late-issue Bust dollar. Much tougher than the 1798-1799 issues of this type. The Hansen Collection possess a MS63 example for the date. Note this coin is a "Large 3" and not a "Small 3" as the label denotes.
Perfectly original with russet-tinted surfaces and plenty of meat on the central devices. CAC approved for quality.
Sharply struck AU with prooflike reflectivity on the obverse and lovely tints purple, yellow-gold, and olive on both sides. This is the first official year of silver dollar coinage since the hiatus taken after Bust dollars were struck in 1803.
Fantastic mint state example of this scarce issue! Impressively preserved surfaces display flashy luster and only minor signs of contact. The design elements exhibit pinpoint definition throughout. This is the first official year of silver dollar coinage since the hiatus taken after Bust dollars were struck in 1803. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. The Hansen Collection holds one of the four finest known examples for the date, a MS64.
Intensely lustrous and well-detailed example for the grade. Attractive, original surfaces are near prooflike on the obverse and feature tones of olive, orange, and pale blue throughout. From a mintage of just 20,000 pieces.
