The Houston Coin and Currency Show Auction

1836 N-6 R2 VF30Rusty, acorn brown with hints of amber. Gobrecht Head. Sharply struck M-LDS with the usual cud break over star 8. 10 points sharper, b

1837 N-7 R1 F12Metallic gunmetal gray with underlying orange. This cent has been whizzed and has the appearance of a cent in a higher grade. The luste

1837 N-11 R1 F12Milk chocolatey brown and light steel. This is an intriguing piece as at first glance, there is frosty flow-lined luster present in th

1837 N9 R1 XF40Frosty light brown and tan with a few scattered darker spots throughout both sides. The toning is unique, but not original on this cent

Group of 5 Matron Head Cents, 1833-1837Includes one of each: 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, and 1837. Grading VG to Fine, Several sharper with minor surface

1838 N-5 R3- VF25Chocolate brown with a few swipes of light orange-tan on the reverse. A characteristic of this variety is a rusted reverse die. The a

1838 N-8 R1 VF30Glossy dark soot with a swipe of ebony toning starting at ~11 o'clock down to ~5. The brow lock is protruding and there is light...

1839 N-2 R2 VG8Head of '38. Medium olive on both sides with very few marks. There is a thin layer of gunk on both sides, but nothing crazy given...

1839 N-4 R1 VG7Silly head. Wood-grained mix of multiple shades of olive. The reverse is infested with darker toning blotches. This cent would grade hi

1839 N-4 R2 VG8Glossy ebony and charcoal with dark olive on the highpoints. No hole in front of the ear, characteristic of the N4 variety. Quite a smo