Houston Money Show Auction

Attractive medium brown. A very well executed cast copy of the famous Brobston-Miles example of the variety, the finest known. The genuine coin is p

Slightly sharper but there is a rim bruise left of the date, a dull nick under the B in LIBERTY, and a diagonal scratch from the F in OF to the A in H

Grades range from G6 to F15 with an average grade of VG8 to VG10. Includes 1803, 1804 (2), 1806 (3), 1834, and 1855. All are attractive glossy brown

Frosty steel brown with tan in protected areas, particularly on the obverse. Peeps of mint luster show in protected areas, especially on the reverse.

Slightly sharper but there is a light diagonal scratch on the portrait from the hair right of the ribbon to the bust. Otherwise smooth with only triv

Sharpness F12 but the fields and protected areas are covered with microscopic granularity while the highpoints are smooth. Specks of greenish verdigr

Five points sharper with myriad hairline scratches on the portrait, all lost in the glossy light olive and steel brown toning. A tiny planchet chip i

Lustrous tan and light brown with slightly darker olive on the left side of the obverse. A small puff of darker steel brown toning in the field over

Sharpness at least F12 but corroded on the left part of both sides. No verdigris or significant marks. Rather glossy chocolate brown. The date is s

Steel brown and chocolate. The surfaces are smooth but the gloss is subdued thanks to a layer of natural oxidation. The only notable defects are a d