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Flashy and bright though showing typical light bagmarks and some minor roughness along the obverse rim.

And "ultra" this is, from the razor-sharp devices to the layers of mint frost on all devices, a truly gorgeous example of this very rare i...

A boldly struck and well preserved example of this very rare coin in near gem condition. The obverse shows only faint hairlines, and the frost is slig

Lovely yellow-gold and reflective fields, but there are numerous small handling marks. Perhaps this one escaped into circulation very briefly, not eno

The deeply struck, mirror-like surfaces are draped in brilliant warm-golden patina and show minimal toning or haze. There are a few light hairlines in

Sleek mirrors throughout marks this as a first-rate gem, and among the most difficult late-issue Proofs obtainable if the roster of sales listed below

Housed in an early style NGC holder, this coin has rock solid credentials as a first-class coin whose surface and sharp detail lies just shy of gem MS

Flat rims with the satiny surface all a-swirl, the unique die treatment given these rare Proofs. As might be expected, this piece shows excellent razo

Glowing mint luster throughout and very well struck by the dies. The surfaces are excellent for the grade. Struck with scientific exactness throughout

Impressively struck on the obverse, the resounding gold tone resonates to the eye. Struck with exactitude rarely found on a lowered relief No Motto of

The otherwise dusky-gold color yields to warmer satiny green hues toward the edges. Additionally, the devices are foursquare and bold throughout meani

Glowing mint luster throughout with a dash of coppery-gold and hazy white in areas.

The luster is also superior for the issue, and moderately bright fields peer through rich flaming-gold coloration. All devices were struck with such f

First-generation encapsulation by PCGS, the otherwise orange-gold color yields to warmer pinkish-rose hues toward the centers. Normally found flat or

Another choice golden specimen in an early generation PCGS holder.

Very little in the way of contact marks versus a great degree of fresh satiny luster. An eye-appealing specimen housed in pre-1989 "first gener...

Choice and frosty, there being the usual small contact marks on the eagle.

A nice gradient of flaming golden frost from edge to edge includes some pinkish orange tints throughout the field on either side. Crisp detail on all

Scarce. Tinged in delicate golden-rose shades, it has a couple of tiny impurity streaks in the metal on the reverse.

Color is mostly dusky-gold in shade, but flickers of pinkish tinted iridescence can be found underneath a natural hazy overlay.