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White. A few light scuffs on the frost of the cheek.

Desirable silver-white cartwheel luster radiates on both sides of this minimally toned example.

An unusually high quality coin for the date, this specimen displays riveting lustrous satin surfaces, is untoned, with sharp detail including centers.

1880-S $1 PCGS MS64

The popular overdate of this scarce issue, with evidence of earlier 7 and 9 beneath the final two digits. Frosty and choice, the surface blends from s

The usual abrasions amplified by the mirror reflectiveness.

Heavy with streaky russet and gray toning from long residence in a coin envelope or old-style coin album. Coin is in PCI MS64 grading holder.

A boldly struck white surface example, with great depth to the detail and nice mint bloom; here and there a hint of toning. A sharp impression was lef

A coin with a nice cartwheel appeal, silver with gold-toned surfaces appearing as when first struck in terms of its sharpness and amount of luster blo

Featuring strong two-tone white-on-black contrast between the frosted devices and the reflective field. A gem.

A bit of toning but mostly white. Gem.

Silvery luster.

Milky white surfaces swirl with luster. Early generation PCGS holder.

1880-S $1 PCGS MS64

Here and there some toning.

1880-S $1 NGC MS64

Gorgeous multicolor toning in bands across the obverse. A splendid pick if you want a toned specimen for your collection. The reverse white, with gold

Well struck, the fields moderately prooflike on both sides, possibly from an early strike by new dies.

Another in one of the first-generation PCGS holders (pre-1989).

Full two tone cameo contrast between frosted devices and well preserved mirror field. A light dusting of brownish gold color in areas. Otherwise brigh