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Here is one of the top errors in existence! It is a super high-rimmed capped die. The obverse die stuck multiple coins with this piece attached to the head of the die. Needless to say, it is well-struck. As a one-year type coin it is very important. Two examples are known, the other is a MS-61 NGC.
Fully struck and blast white. There is a slight golden toning around the rim. This is a beautiful example from the Carson City Mint.
This is a very tough date in MS grades. The coin is well struck with a light golden tone. With only 13,600 minted this should be a very high five-figure coin, but the proof mintage is quite large and that has reduced the demand for the date.
Lustrous. Light spots on the reverse. Old 1st generation holder from over 20 years ago.
Full striuke. Some light specks.
95% RED. Full strike and a real beauty!
This is a flawless example of a beautiful design.
Here is a beautiful example of this very tough date in the Mercusry Dime series. It is totally original and has no major marks. Just plain wear.
Blazing white and original. A real gem. Slight weakness on the central bands ans lower diagonal band. Much more affordable than if it had them!
80% RED. Well struck with very few marks. This is a tough date in higher grades.
Sharp satiny surface. It is very flashy. There are some black specks on both sides.
A beautiful blast white piece with very few marks.
Outstanding blast white with very early die state surfaces. Great definition on the letters. An exceptional example for the date.
Blazing luster. All letters are full. It has just a few light marks on the reverse which keep it from a higher grade.
Blazing bright white with all letters full. A beautiful example. There is a scratch hidden in the wing.
Mostly untoned. There is a small scratch by the eagle's tail.
Blazing white with great luster.
There are a few ticks and stains on the obverse. The reverse looks like a 66!.
Well struck. Just a few light marks. Blast white.
Very lustrous with great definition on the letters. Some light marks are visible on the neck.
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