Conroe, TX January 17th - American Coins and Currency

An attractive mid-grade example of the scarcer version of this issue, without the RF counterstamp.

Nice detail and surface quality for the grade. A scarce die variety.

Some orange color from an old cleaning but prediminantly tan brown and overall decent looking for the grade.

A high quality example of this enigmatic issue with glossy golden brown surfaces and sharp detail.

Sharp, barely worn surfaces with some of their prooflike luster still intact.

A few darker toning spots on predominantly light brown surfaces. Desirable early die state before the obverse die break.

(1962) 1776 Continental Dollar Bowers/Bashlow Restrike, white metal, HK-854a, ANACS MS67.

A beautiful electroptype of extraordinary quality. Appears to have been made from the Appleton specimen. Aside from a small test cut on the edge, this

1793 Liberty Cap Half Cent, C-2, R3, ANACS G6 details, corroded.

1794 Liberty Cap Half Cent, C-2a, R2, XF detail, environmental damage.

1797 Liberty Cap Half Cent, C-2, R3, struck over TAL, ANACS G4 details, scratched.

Removed from a PCGS VF details, damage holder and the label is included.

1804 Draped Bust Half Cent, Crosslet 4, Stems, C-1, R3, VF25.

1804 Draped Bust Half Cent, C-5, R4, rare EDS (old C-3), PCGS F details, environmental damage.

1804 Draped Bust Half Cent, Plain 4, Stems, C-11, R2, PCGS XF45

1804 Draped Bust Half Cent, Plain 4, No Stems, C-13, R1, PCGS VF35

1804 Draped Bust Half Cent, Plain 4, No Stems, C-13, R1, AU50.

1805 Draped Bust Half Cent, Large 5, Stems, C-4, R2, NGC AU53.

1806 Draped Bust Half Cent, Small 6, Stems, C-2, R4, PCGS G06

1806 Draped Bust Half Cent, Large 6, Stems, C-4, R1, ANACS AU53