The Houston Money Show Auction

1807 S-271 R-1 F15+Pleasing medium brown and light steel with hints of tan in the protected areas. Minor scattered marks consistent with the grade, no

1807 S-271 R-1 Comet F15Two tone deep steel fields with lighter brown on the devices giving a nice contrast. Microscopic roughness covers all but the

1807 S-271 R-1 Comet VG8Glossy medium to dark olive brown surfaces. The notable marks include nicks on the rim near the bust tip, a couple minor bruis

1807/6 S-273 R-1 Large 7 VF35Attractive chocolate and olive browns. Only the most trivial of marks, a tick before the chin and another over E in CENT

Pair of Large Cents 1807/6 & 1808Lot of 2 large cents. One is an 1807/6 S-273 R-1 MDS VF25 net AG3 from corrosion and cleaning. Now toned a mixe...

1807 S-274 R-2 VF3010 points sharper but there are some faint pin scratches in the obverse fields, and a shallow verdigris spots under ER in AMERICA a

1807 S-276 R-1 VF25Medium chocolate and olive browns with trivial marks in the fields of both sides. A couple tiny nicks below NT in CENT and the deno

1807 S-276 R-1 VF2510 points sharper but nicely recolored and now attractive light brown and light steel with iridescent gold and bluish steel tones.

1807 S-276 R-1 VF20VF30 sharpness but microroughness and very light porosity is visible under a glass. There are also several marks, most notably a fe

1807 S-276 R-1 F15+VF30 sharpness but recolored and now mostly pleasing light to medium browns and light steel. There are a few tiny pits, a couple ar