A lovely, original, well-matched set in sequentially numbered PCGS holders as follows:

1901 Indian Head Cent.  PF64 RB [PGCS].
Gold and magenta predominate on the obverse, while the reverse is more of an evenly light magenta.  Hard mirrors, with just some even light flecking visible under a loupe.

1901 Liberty Nickel.  PF64 [PCGS].
Good cartwheel mixed with mirrored fields, with enough of a natural film on it to indicate to us that this piece has never been dipped.  A few flecks on the reverse account for the grade.

1901 Barber Dime.  PF64 [PCGS].
Light sea-green and magenta pastel toning over strong mirrors.  This coin could easily pass for a gem.

1901 Barber Quarter.  PF64 [PCGS].
Light sea-green and golden toning, with good mirrors and no meaningful distractions.

1901 Barber Half Dollar. PF62 [PCGS].
Similar toning and flash to the dime and the quarter, with a little more green in the toning mix.

1901 Morgan Dollar.  PF61 [PCGS].
Similar in toning pattern and depth to the previous silver coins, with more light blue around the periphery.  Seemingly significantly undergraded, with clear, lightly toned mirrors in the fields and just a few marks visible when the coin is tilted just so.

Unlike most sets we’ve seen (a lot of which are ‘tired’, or are poorly matched), this is a really attractive, nicely matched set offered here at an attractive price.

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