Toned in light golden lustre with some areas of deeper gold. The highest surfaces on this coin show a gray color. Holding a coin in your hands can potentially cause the higher surfaces to tone down to this gray color. This is a reaction of oil in the skin, and time, to react on the silver. This is the reason this coin was graded MS62. This is where you can have honest differences of opinion. It is our opinion that there are traces of wear hidden within the little gray areas. For this reason, our grade is Ch AU58, and we have it priced accordingly. An MS62 would sell for $225. This is a really nice AU58, and this date is very elusive in XF and better.

A superb light gray problem free example of this key date. The color looks washed out or cleaned in the photo. Actually, it is an attractive light gray. Minted at a time when the change circulated heavily, and there were few collectors to save examples of this date. The mintage was 188,039. This is less than half the mintage of an 'S-VDB!

Attractive surfaces with medium gray toning. There is a scuff on the face and traces of lighter color where a piece of tape was on the coin. The cheek was rubbed, but that is the extent of the cleaning.

Certified as 'VF30 Details, Severely Corroded' in clear ANACS. Shows faint VF details, although coin is very dark maroon from heavy corrosion. All detail is visible although the corrosion makes it weak. G4 Wholesale Graysheet bid is $485. Lots of detail for the price on this scarce key date! Lower to 375 in daily deals

This rare Carson City date shows full sharp XF detail and light gray surfaces with some flash still evident. With close inspection there is an edge bump at 3:30 and signs of an old cleaning. Very elusive date in all grades.

Lovely color with golden obv., yellow and turquoise reverse.

Frosty white Cameo devices and Deep Mirrored fields. A DMPL Cameo will show marks more, but this one has too many for an MS63. Our grade and price is for an MS60/63 DMPL. An MS63 DMPL, as the slab grades it, Bids for $860!

Brilliant with some orange, gold and emerald toning near the rim. Very few walkers will come back MS66. Even though they are far rarer than an MS65, the cost difference between the two is closer than it should be! An MS65 sells for nearly $500. Here's an MS66 for only...

Brilliant, mark free, and some original light toning, showing some gold, brn, and traces of blue. Priced at Dealer Bid!

About 5 letters show in Liberty. Nice surfaces and color. There is a rim tic on each side, and very mark free surfaces. This is a very elusive date this nice!