Here is a wonderful example with gold, magenta and emeral toning. It has outstanding eye appeal and wonderful toning.
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1914 PR-66BN PCGS CAC
Here is a wonderful example with gold, magenta and emeral toning. It has outstanding eye appeal and wonderful toning. There are die lines to left of the date which may look like scratches. Rest assured, these are on the die.
- Grade: 66
- Grading Service: PCGS
- PCGS Number: 3318
- Year: 1914
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