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Cleaned abrasively with a wire brush.

This is a date known for the survival of only a few quality specimens. And the coin offered won't disappoint you, with full dusky mint frost ove...

Among the finest known, with flattering mint luster and a complete absence of the usual abrasions, this heavily frosted gold coin is every bit the Gem

A gorgeous gem example of this date. The surfaces are sublime, with virtually no signs of handling. Thick mint luster in the fields and stunning visua

Features deep mirrors on both sides contrasting light satin frosted head on Liberty and an equally attractive, not to say impressive bold frosted wrea

Very clean surfaces with ample luster present; a few scattered hairlines from its time spent in circulation, which must have been a brief few years be

No one has a clue where this coin's lovable nickname "Little Princess" arose. It surfaced from out of the blue many years ago and has ...

The usual soft strike at centers often occurs on New Orleans issues struck in the decade of the 1840s. This has a plainly repunched mintmark and just

This one is well struck on the devices like Liberty's curls, a bit weaker on the thighs of the eagle. Clean and attractive surfaces.

Bright and lustrous with just a touch of wear on the high points of the design. Sharp on the obverse curls, the reverse does show some weakness on th

A landmark issue in this coveted series of coins, the Dahlonega branch mint struck a mere 1,123 quarter eagles for 1855, with no more than a few dozen

Despite there having been over 72,000 of these issued, as seems obvious from the perspective of 150 years, the majority entered circulation and few we

Minor scratches. Lustrous.

Frosty and lustrous with decent surfaces for the grade. Fully struck by the dies on the obverse while the reverse shows the normal weakness on the eag

Lustrous and well struck.

Liberty's face has had some attention, but lustrous and moderate hairlines.

The color is a little mottled with a few darker areas seen. Minor hairlines and a couple of tiny ticks from a higher grade. Still a coin with good con

A sharply struck Gem that has outstanding detail on the war bonnet and only a hint of diagnostic weakness of strike on the eagle's shoulder (thi...

An impeccable Gem whose satiny gold luster is bathed in delicate orange patina. Only a quick glance is required to see that this is an especially nice

An exceptionally smooth quarter eagle squarely in the Gem MS65 class with delicate golden-orange color. Well struck for the issue without the usual so