The Houston Money Show Auction

1817 N-16 R-1 15 Stars AU50Pleasing glossy chocolate and olive browns. There are a couple of trivial rim nicks at F in OF and T in UNITED, hardly note

1818 N-4 R-4+ VG7A few points sharper but cleaned and now dark brown and steel with hairline scratches across both sides. There is also a dig stop the

1819 N-2 R-1 Large Date AU55Glossy olive brown and ruddy chocolate gently mottled with light brown on the obverse. Free of notable marks. MDS die stat

1822 N-13 R-5 PCGS G4Glossy dark steel brown and olive with hints of lighter steel in some protected areas. Well worn but smooth surfaces, nice bold d

1823/2 N-1 R-2 PCGS F15F15 sharpness but cleaned long ago and now dark brown and steel with hints of faded orange revealed on some obverse highpoints.

1826 N-9 R-3 PCGS AU50AU sharpness but the obverse has been lightly cleaned and nicely retoned chocolate and olive browns with subtle iridescent bluis

1827 N-4 R-2 VF35XF sharpness but there is a patch of microgranularity above 27, a scratch above the hair bun, and trivial abrasions on the portrait.

1828 N-2 R-1 Large Narrow Date AU50Attractive tan brown mottled with light steel. There is a minor nick below E in ONE, and another below the stem, ot

1829 N-5 R-3 Small Letters F15Light chocolate and steel browns. Flatly struck, the upper portrait and lower wreath most affected. Smooth, frosty surfa

1829 N-8 R-1 Large Letters AU55UNC sharpness and appeal but there is a shallow maroon corrosion spot on the wreath under D in UNITED and another tiny