The Austin Coin and Currency Show

Frosty dark chocolate and olive browns. There is one tiny nick left of star 8, trivial but the only mark. There is also a micro planchet clip on the d

Attractive tan brown with traces of grainy crud in some protected areas, particularly around LIBERTY and A in STATES. Smooth, glossy surfaces. M-LDS(b

Glossy light brown with deeper ruddy brown in some proteted areas. There are a couple spots of microscopic roughness visible under a glass over N in O

Previously recolored and now toned bluish steel with underlying faded red. Free of notable marks. Smooth, glossy surfaces. MDS(b). Our grade is AU50.

Attractive light brown with a few rim nicks at stars 1, 4, and 10. Otherwise free of notable marks with smooth, hard surfaces. LDS(c). Our grade is VF

Glossy chestnut and dark browns with underlying faded red on both sides. Smooth, glossy surfaces. Rare EDS (a). Our grade is XF45.

Choice frosty light brown with traces of underlying mint red, particularly on the reverse. There is a carbon speck nestled in the dentils over the fir

Pleasing medium autumn brown with trace specks of old crud in some protected areas. Only the most trivial of marks, nothing notable or distracting. ED

Recolored and now a mix of chocolate and steel browns. There is a small pin prick dig after D in UNITED is the only notable mark. Smooth surfaces. MDS

Group of 4 Braided Hair Cent Die States, including an 1853 N-4 LDS obverse rim break VF25, 1855 N-4 LDS two reverse rim breaks VF30, 1855 N-9 EDS F15,