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Prooflike in the fields and well frosted on the devices. A faint die crack is seen on the reverse. Outstanding quality for this issue.

Lightning-bolt bright mint luster and its rich, variegated golden color, with the Indian's portrait frosted against decidedly mirrored fields. A...

Impressively struck on the obverse, the resounding gold tone resonates to the eye. This is part of the generally well designed Indian series by an unk

(ICG certified.) A desirable example of this Type featuring the frosty head of an Indian set amidst encircling stars. The background warm, dusky golde

Blazing mint luster throughout and very clean for the grade with virtually no signs of handling. This is far and away the finest graded by NGC of the

One of the so-called large head pieces from the Second Period, and a strikingly attractive orange-gold specimen whose main device is frosted against s

One of the Robert B. Gray issues (his initial G prominent below the bust). Choice with semi-prooflike fields as always, and a few faint hairlines.

Lustrous example of the Robert B. Gray design, with close to 80% semi-prooflike surface remaining.

Another outstanding Robert B. Gray issue, this features both sides displaying an exceptional frosty sheen with choice satiny gold brilliance, being pr

Tinged in delicate golden-yellow shades, the features includes sharp head of Liberty (well frosted, we might add) against smooth mirror-polish fields

The scarce 1871 variety with H below the bust. Lustrous, with semi-prooflike field remaining around devices.

One of the more desirable issues by this unknown manufacturer. Color is mostly orange-gold in shade, but flickers of copper tinted iridescence can be

Strictly gem quality from top to bottom, a little sparkling jewel of a coin whose Indian head is frosted against the reflective background, providing

Dusky yellow to orange gold patina, one of the scarcer issues from 1873-dated dies, although presumably struck much later since these were novelty ite

Weakly struck on the devices and a bit dull, but reflective in the fields. Typical of the issue.

Color is mostly orange-gold in shade as often seen, but flickers of prooflike tinted iridescence can be found in the fields of this well made Robert B

A blazing gem example of this die pairing. The surfaces are alive with mint frost, and the fields reflective. Tied with a small group of 6 pieces for

(Misattributed by NGC as "1869 BG1009"). Sleek, satin luster throughout with an encircling die crack through the obverse stars.

This example is one of the scarcer fifty-cent denominations and displays a frosty head of Liberty facing left surrounded by stars and a semi-prooflike

Part of the Robert B. Gray issue (note the large G prominently displayed between bust and date). Those who have an internet connection will see on the