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White luster; normal light bagmarks for the grade. A choice quality specimen.

1881-CC $1 MS60 GSA holder only no box

Deep and colorful obverse toning on this well struck, frosty specimen.

Fully frosted portrait against cascading mirror finish prooflike field, with a little warm golden "album toning" along the rims.

Untoned and refreshingly clean for this issue, with shimmering luster in the fields and chalk-white devices. The fields are silver, untoned, and satin

White.

Likely an early strike from fresh dies, judging from the details. The surfaces are satin silver with a hint of color.

The surfaces are bright with moon-glow white luster underneath dusky golden to pinkish gold toning, and show none of the muting often seen on 1881-S d

Original dusky gold toning with hints of pinkish red in the cartwheel sheen. A gem.

Choicer than average for this numerical grade.

Light gold toning.

Mellow golden color tops the lustrous surface.

Dusky gold toning.

Clean as a whistle, as one would expect from the grade; however, what really sets this coin apart from others is its intense cartwheel semi-prooflike

Brilliant with the usual light bagmarks.

A slam-dunk gem! Which means: Originally preserved, the surfaces are intensely lustrous with swirling cartwheel frost.

Lustrous fields ripple with original prooflike mint bloom. Against this are set nicely subdued, matte design elements. But for some scattered bagmarks

Frosty. A gem!

1882-CC $1 GSA MS63

Both sides display the typical "look" for this O-mint delivery: thickly frosted devices, rolling cartwheel effects in the mirror fields on...