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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