PCGS #863411. This is the sole finest known and the only example graded by PCGS! An appealing grey coat glows with subdued luster.
0.1867 oz. gold. Nice original coin with a touch of russet toning in the lower devices of the reverse.
A beautifully matched pair with attractive toning that flashes with nice colors in direct lighting.
.1947 ounces of gold. Highly lustrous with some interesting die polish lines in the obverse fields (as minted). A pale sheen of light rose highlights compliment the eye appeal nicely.
Mostly white and super lustrous! There are 3 pieces graded by PCGS as such with none finer. From a mintage of 1,478,000.
Natural dove-gray toning from honest circulation. Very attractive original.
Beautiful original with plenty of luster around the lettering and peripheries.
A scarce low mintage issue of just 4,769 pieces. Unfortunately, very few survived and it's a very difficult piece to evaluate, but similar, less rare examples of this issue from different mints have consistently brought over $10k recently. This is the only one graded by PCGS.
Krause Number: KM 519. This is a Top Pop for the date (Pop: 6/0) and the series as a whole (Pop: 7/0). This series was issued from 1837 to 1849. A gorgeous piece with super original surfaces.
0.2593 oz. of gold. .900 fine.
PCGS #791304. This is the sole finest example of this lovely piece. Blue and purple hues grace the medium grey surfaces which still retain a great amount of luster.
