With the reverse appearing to be uncirculated and only a kiss of friction on the highest points of the obverse, this coin easily merits a one grade advance.

A high degree of luster and an absence of blemishes of any kind add to the exceptional eye appeal.

One of the nicest we've ever handled.

$9950

Original surfaces toned in delicate pink and blue iridescence. Sharply struck on all areas of the devices, there is some softness noted on a couple of the obverse stars.

Struck from lightly clashed dies and an advanced die crack is noted on the top of the obverse.

A very high end example that would not seem out of place in a higher grade holder.

$8250

BROWNING-1  RARITY-2  NGC MS 65

912642-004

Underlying luster enhances the natural toning of pastel rose, blue, emerald and gold on both sides.

One of only 8 certified in this grade by NGC and there are only 2 finer.

Great eye appeal for those collectors who appreciate original colorful toning.

$32,000

PCGS MS 63  21714024

Strongly struck on both sides with all details deeply impressed save for just a tad of softness at Liberty's eybrow and forehead.

Medium to light grey surfaces with vivid pink, gold and blue highlights and underlying luster enhancing the colors.

This coin seems undergraded in our opinion.

$6750

Frosty devices and satiny fields are complimented by vivid gold and violet toning.

Excellent centering of the dies and full dentilation. Extraordinary eye appeal.

This is the most difficult date in the 30s in ms 63 or better.

$5500

Strongly struck with frosty luster and champagne iridescence. Lightly clashed dies.

$2650

Intense cartwheel lustre enlivens the immaculate surfaces.

Essentially white with a faint overlay of light gold which increases the eye appeal of this original example.

The strike is extraordinarily full especially on the all important head.

Noted specialist J. Cline calls this issue one of the toughest dates to acquire in gem full head.

The PCGS population is a scant 29 with only 6 finer.

$18,750