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Light hairlines on the bust and in the fields; smooth mirrored fields with blue iridescence around the border.

The silvery luster on both sides is full with a somewhat satin texture on the frosted relief upon a base of watery smooth mirror fields. The deep effe

This is a sparkling silver specimen radiating mint bloom, powerfully struck and impeccably preserved. Only the slightest weakening occurs at Liberty...

Lovely gold and sky-blue patina from long years in protective storage, a shimmering MS64 specimen whose luster is serene and beautiful. Almost no cont

Attractive satin silver surfaces with original mint frost underneath natural gold and brown toning. While the luster is complete on this well struck 1

A lustrous coin that has icy white color and a good strike on Liberty's head andhand as well as superlative detail on the eagle's breast and...

Clear-cut devices point to it having been giving a full strike by the dies and give this rare 1921 an edge over most competitors. Furthermore, the sur

Better than average detail at centers for the scarce 1923-S, a coin that we are pleased to see features nice, frosty surfaces underneath equally refre

No half dollars were struck in the years 1930-32, and when production resumed again in 1933, only 1.7 million pieces were coined, all at the San Franc

Toned, with numerous fine hairlines and cloudy areas in the field and PVC erosion on the eagle. What's more, struck from over-polished dies whic...

Well toned and also very sharply struck for this often-difficult issue from the San Francisco Mint. Production was high throughout the War years (1941

The introduction of Proofs again in 1936 was a cause for joy and celebration among America's collecting fraternity. The dry spell had been long ...

Splendid original toning on both sides, with shimmering proof finish in the fields and on the devices. The new method of designing coins which the min

Blast of snow white frost. The devices are boldly struck.

Glowing luster underneath original milky white toning.

Glowing luster underneath original slightly marbled russet and blue-green toning.

Ex Chesapeake Collection specimen and a first-rate toned example. The 1949-D normally shows extensive bagmarks.

Well toned and obviously fresh and original. It is easy to see this piece was delivered a full, sharp blow by the dies.

The pressure transmitted from the die to the blank reveals itself in sharp hair and bell lines. Nicely toned.

No deviation in the sharp relief seen, not even in the centers of the coin. Mostly awash in silver luster.