A razor sharp example that is conservatively graded. I grade the coin MS63+. Nice planchet with no problems and not wavy. Extremely nice eye appeal.

A scarce and popular issue housed in an NGC "VF Details" holder. Obverse is a problem-free XF coin with an aged patina and nice eye appeal. The reverse was cleaned lightly long ago and retoned naturally. Dark pewter and gun-metal blue hues near the periphery.

A stunning example with rich chocolate surfaces and satiny, cartwheel luster. Spot free on both obverse and reverse and near-gem in condition. Seemingly undervalued in today's world.

An absolutely astonishing example of a George III maundy piece. Housed in an old NGC holder and exceptionally PQ for the grade. The toning is 100% original and blends perfectly with otherwise white and lustrous surfaces. A very choice and desirable coin.

Hands down the nicest half crown I have seen. Technically a MS63 or MS64, currently in a NGC MS63 holder, but the eye appeal and originality is definitely gem. Gorgeous bright silver surfaces with strong luster. Indigo, russet and plum toning at the borders. Reverse is fully prooflike with original die striae seen in places. Just hands down phenomenal.