Houston Money Show Auction

Ten points sharper but there is a planchet fissure at the top of the head that reaches through the planchet to the 17 in the date. Otherwise the plan

Includes 1787 Miller 33.39-s.1 R4 G4, 1787 Miller 37.10-RR.1 R6 late die state G4, 1788 Miller 4.1-K R5 AG3, and 1788 Miller 6-H R5+ late die state VG

Slightly sharper but there are a half dozen small pits on the obverse, and they contain green verdigris. In addition there is a bit of very fine roug

An ET LIR variety. Glossy light brown blending to medium brown in protected areas. Mostly smooth but there are a few small planchet flaws including

An AUCTOBI and ET LIR variety. Glossy chocolate brown with lighter steel brown on the devices. Smooth with only trivial planchet flaws, the notable

A CONNFC variety. Glossy medium brown blending to olive brown in protected areas. Looks smooth but the planchet is covered with microscopic striatio

A Large Letters variety. Slightly sharper but there are areas of light corrosion on both sides. No verdigris and much of the planchet is smooth. Ra

Sharper but covered with microscopic granularity hidden under glossy chocolate and medium brown toning. No verdigris but there are myriad fine scratc

Sharper but dark and lightly corroded. No verdigris and the only notable marks are some old scratches hidden in the patina under the globe on the rev

Slightly sharper with some very light scratches on both sides. All the scratches are lost in the glossy light brown toning that blends to chocolate i

Includes Miller 7-E R5 G5, a second Miller 7-E R5 that is underweight G4, Miller 11-G R2 G5, Miller 14.2-A.2 R5 G4, and Miller 16.4-L.2 R5+ AG3. Most

A few points sharper but there are fine hairline scratches lost in the rather glossy brown and chocolate toning. There are traces of shallow verdigri

A few points sharper with a dull dent in the field behind the portrait and a pinch on the rim below the dent. The planchet is smooth except for a dia

A CONNLC variety. At least 10 points sharper but covered with fine roughness, strongest on the reverse. No verdigris but there are a few shallow pla

Glossy brown and light chocolate. The obverse has stronger details than the reverse but both sides are smooth and attractive, just worn. The only no

Sharpness VF20 but covered with very fine granularity mixed with a few small pits, mostly on the obverse. Some of the pits contain traces of light gr

Glossy medium chocolate and steel brown. Smooth and quite nice for the grade. A thin planchet fissure at K-10 on the reverse is the only notable def

Choice frosty light olive brown and steel. No spots, stains, or contact marks. Nicely struck with smooth surfaces, just lightly worn on the devices.

Ten points sharper but the reverse (Indian side) is covered with microscopic granularity, strongest at WEALTH where there are traces of verdigris. Th

Slightly sharper but covered with fine roughness. No verdigris and the only mark is a small planchet fissure at K-11 on the obverse and the opposing