The Houston Coin and Currency Show Auction

1773 Virginia Halfpenny Period after GEORGIUS Newman 25-M R2 MS64+Seven harp strings. Newman 25-M. This sharply struck late colonial near-Gem is a bri

1783 B-1 W-10130 R.1 Washington & Independence, "Unity States" VF20The mahogany-brown surfaces have seen a bit of circulation, althoug...

1787 Machin's Mills Vlack 1/2 P PCGS Graded F12Dark brown surfaces, fine granularity. Bold date and legends. LDSPedigree: G2

1793 C-4 R3 FR2Mostly glossy dark brown with lighter brown toning around the rim and on the devices. The devices are quite smooth but there is roughne

1794 C-9 R2 FR2Glossy dark umber with nice details on both sides. The date is complete and easily readable but not strong. The upper half of the rever

1794 C-9 R2 VF20Deep steel brown with faint dark copper accents. Sharpness near XF40, but there is moderate porosity on both sides, some in places on

1794 C-1a R3 G6Glossy grayish brown on both sides. The date is visible just enough to attribute. This coin was likely struck unevenly as the reverse s

1794 C-2a R2+ G6Glossy dark olive brown. A little granular smooth on the obverse but not too bad. No verdigris but there is quite a bit of weakness on

1794 C-2a R2+ G6Light brown on the high points and dark ebony in the fields. The date is slightly weak, but still readable. There is some fine granula

1795 C-2a R-3 Lettered Edge, Punctuated Date AG3Nice milk chocolate brown on both sides, with a little more mottling on the reverse. The obverse is ni