Strong strike, clean cheek

Full feather details

Pointed Bust

looks MS62

Pointed Bust, Old soapbox holder

Old rattler holder

old holder

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This PQ coin really stands out

Lusterous PQ coin

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Nice AU detail, but marks on the face downgrade to XF

Copper Nickel, S3, recut 4, PQ strike and lustre, Old NGC holder

L on Ribbon, Real nice chocolate brown, full feather detail, looks AU

Copper Nickel, S3 Repunched 4 in old ANACS soapbox holder

Looks better than 64. 80%red

Chocolate bown with full feather detail

50% red with the remaining a pretty blue toning, strong feather details

Nearly red

chocolate brown. Virtually no marks on very nice planchet.

Well struck without a mark worth mentioning. Very original surfaces

Strong feather details and 50% red

Closed 3. Rare S-11 variety

Rare S-11, holder says closed 3

S-10

Open 3 - Real nice 62 with at least 20% red remaining

lots of red remaining, well struck

Looks MS63RB in an old ANACS soapbox holder

Original looking 50% red in an old NGC holder

Beautiful for an XF

Beautiful coin, I can't see why it isn't Mint State

Nice planchet and a lot of detail for a F15

Nice mottled blue and red color, not brown at all, old NGC holder

Nearly red, very strong strike, PQ coin

Pretty toning with hardly a mark on it. Can't see why it isn't a 64.

Chocolate brown. A tiny rub near the diamonds is all that prevents this from MS63BN

50% red with the rest blue and purple toning

Strong strike and a pretty 80% red

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old green holder

Awesome coin. Top grade at PCGS in RB

Nicely toned

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Blue toning in old NGC holder

Blu and purple toning. Doesn't look brown at all. Old NGC holder

Great coin that could have been called Red Brown

Mirrored surfaces with lots of red, mintage only 1475

Nearly red with beautiful proof surfaces. Old soapbox holder

Muted red original color in an old NGC holder

Old ANACS holder

60% red with strong strike and clean cheek

Strong LIBERTY and feathers

Very nice with lots of red. I have seen these called RB

Very well struck, a few alloy streaks which are common for SF Cents