The Houston Money Show Auction

1808 S-277 R-2 VF20Mostly light steel gently mottled with light brown. There is a minor nick on the chin, another over the bust tip, and trivial marks

1808 S-277 R-2 F15+Dark olive and light steel with streaks of tan on the lower reverse and around D in UNITED. A small nick right of star 5 is the onl

1808 S-277 R-2 VG1015 points sharper but there are several pits scattered on both sides, fine roughness around the reverse peripheries, and the surfac

1808 S-277 R-2 VG8Fine sharpness but fine granularity covers the surfaces and there are trace specks of old verdigris in some protected areas. Dark ol

1808 S-279 R-1 VF20Glossy medium brown brown and steel brown surfaces with hints of underlying tan on the reverse, likely from an old retoning. Free o

1809 S-280 R-2 F15XF40 sharpness but rather dark with very light granularity on the surfaces. Mostly rather glossy dark olive and steel gently mottled

1809 S-280 R-2 F12VF35 sharpness but there are a trio of notable rim dents, two stop the obverse visible on the opposing side, and one at ES in STATES

1809 S-280 R-2 VG10VF25 sharpness with fine granularity covering the surfaces and a cluster of pitting stop the portrait. Semi-glossy dark olive brown

1809 S-280 R-2 G5A couple points sharper but there are scattered pits and fine roughness on both sides. There are also rim bruises at star 13, under 9

1810/09 S-281 R-1 VG10+F15 sharpness but there are a handful of digs on the central reverse over N(E), right of N(T), and left of C(E). Rather glossy