Houston Money Show Auction

1856 N-11 R1 Upright 5 AU50 Mint state sharpness but once dipped and retoned lustrous light olive with very faded red in protected areas. The only m

1838 Hard Times Token Low-54b, HT-81 AM I NOT A WOMAN & A SISTER R3 AU50 Very attractive frosty light to medium chocolate brown with traces of ...

1913 Type I Hobo Buffalo Nickel AU50 Frosty light grayish steel and silver. Just a light touch of wear on the host Buffalo Nickel. An attractive ex

1838 Capped Bust Half Dollar MS60 Type with HALF DOL on the reverse. Lustrous bright silver with nice cartwheel. The only marks are some tiny ticks

1893-O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC graded MS63 Lustrous light silver with delicate champagne toning around the periphery on both sides. The fields on t

1897-O Morgan Silver Dollar EF45 Lightly cleaned but there is lots of frosty luster in protected areas. No notable marks. From the Uncle Joe Collec

Blank Planchet for a US Silver Dollar EF45 Bright silver with light friction and minor marks, none notable. From the collection of Frank Spadone, a

1807 $5 Gold with Draped Bust Left VF20 Sharpness VF35 but very neatly plugged through the bottom of the 5 under the eagle, and the lower part of the

1873-S Liberty $10 Gold NGC graded XF45 Lightly worn with only minor contact marks including a faint scratch in the field before the face and a thin

1855 California Gold Dollar BG-533 VF35 Struck from rusted dies. No marks, just very light wear. A scarce variety according to the Breen-Gillio ref

Group of 6 California Fractional Gold Tokens Includes 1833 EF45 but holed at the top, 1852 AU-UNC, 1857 AU-UNC, 1859 (2 pieces but different types, b

1688 Holt Plantation Token 1828 Restrike Breen-78 F12 Sharpness at least VF25 but there are patches of tin pest (as nearly always seen on these piece

1786 Connecticut Miller 5.4-O.1 R2 Mailed Bust Left VG10 Slightly glossy olive brown and steel. Covered with microscopic roughness but there is no v

1787 Connecticut Miller 11.2-K R3 Mailed Bust Left G6 Sharper but there are pits or planchet voids on the obverse, mostly on the portrait. Otherwise

1787 Connecticut Miller 12-Q Rarity-3 Mailed Bust Left VG10 Five points sharper but slightly rough in the fields and protected areas. The highpoints

1788 Massachusetts Half Cent Ryder 1-B R1 VG10 Choice glossy steel brown and chocolate. Smooth and free of notable marks. Really nice for the grade

1786 New Jersey Maris 23-R R3 VG8 Slightly sharper but the planchet has a subtle bend and there is a planchet delamination at the rim right of the bo

1787 Fugio Cent with Cross after Date Newman 1-L R5 VG8 Sharpness better where the devices were properly struck up but some areas of the obverse are

1787 Fugio Cent with Stars on Label Newman 15-Y R2 G6 Sharpness F15 where properly struck up but the planchet is covered with moderate roughness. No

Group of 16 Early Coppers grading Poor to AG Includes 7 Colonials (3 are New Jersey) and 9 Large Cents 1800-1845. Some are corroded or damaged but m