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Full strike. Just a few light marks. Broken wing tip hub.
Here is a beautiful fully struck example with semi-prooflike fields and a beautiful golden tone. Just a few light marks on the reverse hold it back from a gem grade - maybe.
Full strike with a few marks which are appropriate for the grade. This is a bold repunched date.
Well struck with just a few light marks.
Fully struck with outstanding luster and very few marks.
Well struck. It has a vew light marks.
Full strike with very few mark. There are a few light flyspecks. Old green label holder from over 10 years ago.
Lots of luster, but there is a scratch by the N in UNITED and some spots on the reverse.
20% RED. Full strike with very few marks.
50% RED. Full strike with hardly a mark! This is a beautiful example. Old green-label holder from over 10 years ago.
80% RED. Full strike with hardly any marks. This is a tough date to find in gem condition.
Early die state without the die failure to the left of the portrait. The only example yet seen. Prior to this coin it was assumed all examples had this die flaw.
60% RED. Well struck with a few light marks and specks. Attractive even color.
A significant hit on the cheek and a spot by the first feather limit the grade.
95% RED. Fully struck with lots of red. There are a few light scratches on the cheek which are difficult to spot.
60% RED. Fully struck and a real pretty example. There is a small spot by the 9.
80% RED. Full strike. The color is a uneven but it is very high-end for the given grade. Bold doubled die reverse too.
Fully struck with attractive chocolate brown color with a hint of red. This is the Pick Axe, but with a Bold N reverse. This is only the second example seen and is currently the finest known example.
Full strike with a beautiful chocolate brown color with very lustrous surfaces. There are just a few light marks that may be the reason this isn't a higher grade, but it sure has the look of a gem.
90% RED. Fully struck and so close to full red. This is a very tough date to find as such.
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