Houston Money Show Auction

Slightly sharper with a few too many nicks for the sharpness grade. A curved nick off the chin and a pin prick at the lower left point of star 5 can h

Partly frosty dark olive brown and steel. Looks smooth but a glass reveals microscopic granularity in the fields and protected areas. No verdigris,

Sharpness near VF20 but covered with fine to moderate roughness. No verdigris and the only mark is a small chip in the hair over BE. M-LDS, Grellman

Sharpness F12 but dark and covered with very fine porosity. No verdigris and the highpoints are nearly smooth. Slightly glossy dark steel and olive

Glossy light olive with olive brown in protected areas. Smooth with trivial contact marks, none notable. Just evenly worn. E-MDS, Grellman state b.

Includes 9 pieces dated 1818-1850 grading AG to Fine and one Draped Bust type that is a corroded cull. The first 9 have a clear date; the last has no

Glossy light to medium brown blending to chocolate in protected areas. Smooth and attractive with just a few minor marks. A couple microscopic ticks

Frosty steel brown and light chocolate with lighter brown in protected areas. Smooth and essentially flawless except for a shallow planchet void (as

Sharpness VF30 and the eye appeal is quite nice, but there is minor roughness and verdigris in the field at the forehead to star 6 plus similar roughn

A sharp mint state cent that was dipped and coated with a thin layer of lacquer or a similar protectant to preserve the "red." Traces of ...

Attractive glossy chocolate brown and steel with some frosty lighter brown in protected areas. Smooth and nearly void of marks. A tiny tick over the

Sharpness close to mint state but lightly whizzed and retoned light golden brown and tan. Just a few trivial marks including a small puff of darker b

Partly glossy olive brown with lighter steel brown toning on the highpoints. The obverse is mostly smooth but the reverse is covered with fine roughn

Frosty tan faded down from mint color with a few small spots of very fine carbon in protected areas. The copper is intact in those darker spots, not

Much sharper but badly corroded with traces of shallow verdigris in some protected areas. A couple nicks on the chin are the only marks. The date an

A sharp cent but covered with moderate granularity. Dark olive brown and steel. No verdigris and the only mark is a dull nick over the C in CENT. E

Glossy steel brown fading to chocolate in protected areas. The only mark is a nick on the jaw near the throat. Smooth, just worn, and there is dirt

Slightly glossy dark olive brown with lighter steel brown toning on the devices. Looks smooth to the unaided eye but a glass reveals uniform very fin

Includes 1824 N-2 R2 ANACS graded F15 Details, Corroded (our grade net VG10), and 1827 N-4 R2 ANACS graded EF40 Details, Corroded (our grade net F15).

Partly glossy chocolate brown and steel. Looks smooth but a glass shows fine verdigris in the fields and protected areas on the reverse. Just a few