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Bright and lustrous with a good strike on the devices.

A wealth of detail seen throughout this well struck specimen. Lustrous, but showing the usual small field and device abrasions from coin-to-coin conta

The deep cameo effect consists of the contrast between richly frosted golden devices and smooth mirror fields, with the mirrors revealing (under low m

Squarely in the Gem category, just 89 Proofs minted this year. A beautiful, original coin with a full strike, a sharp square edge, and deep mirror fie

Only 160 Proofs minted. The proof surfaces are blazing away at us as we describe this piece, the color vibrant orange-gold with warm coppery effects.

Three-dollar production at the Philadelphia mint fell to low levels in the 1880s, and by 1887, only a scant few thousand business strikes were minted

Heart-stopping quality. Each side has a beaming yellow-gold center that is surrounded by a nice margin of orange-gold mirror finish color. As in the c

Both sides display an exceptional frosty sheen on the devices and dazzling mirror brilliance in the fields, being predominately yellow-gold with a tou

Luster, color, strike definition -- everything comes together here to create a breathtakingly beautiful $3 gold piece. The color is gorgeous light ora

Housed in NGC grading holder #1872481-001, this historic gem quality Four-Dollar gold piece, or "Stella" as it came to be known, was propo...

The otherwise orange-gold color yields to warmer golden-rose hues toward the centers on this immaculately preserved cameo Gem. The devices are well fr

This coin is utterly incredible, certainly one of the earliest struck. In our opinion, it is also undergraded and could easily be a MS64 coin -- a spe

The classic styling of these earliest U.S. gold coins is what enchants collectors. The present About Uncirculated 58 specimen boasts leasing orange-go

A desirable date from the standpoint of its delightfully low mintage of only 7,451 pieces! This is a far cry from the much larger results seen in 1798

Minor weakness in the centers isn't too unusual for 1799, a date rarely seen among the commoner issues of 1798, 1800 and 1802. This has pleasing...

Observable are the usual scattered field and surface abrasions from coin-to-coin contact in banks (this piece never reached circulation and so retains

Traces of solder on the edge with typical roughened surfaces from its use in jewelry. Yet these little problems are inconspicuous in the overall attra

With only 33,506 1803 half eagles struck, and perhaps 97% to 98% of the original mintage exported, melted, or lost for all time, it stands to reason t

The otherwise fresh yellow-gold color yields to no one in its freshness and lack of objectionable features like adjustment marks or spotting. Fully br

Effusive mint frost in amounts much too copious for mere Mint State 61 quality, it borders on a higher grade and is warm with flaxen-gold to orange-go