The Houston Money Show Auction

1800 S-200 R-3 G6+Mixed dark brown, olive, and charcoal on semi-glossy surfaces. The notable marks are nick at the leaves below F in OF and wispy pin

1800 S-203 R-3 VG8Dark brown and steel gently mottled with puffs of deeper steel. There are traces of microscopic roughness in some reverse protected

1800 S-208 R-3 F12VF25 sharpness but there is microporosity covering the surfaces of both sides, as well as a couple faint pin scratches on Liberty&...

1800 S-211 R-3 VG10Dark chocolate and steel browns. There are a couple minor nicks in the upper hair, and a rim nick over ER in LIBERTY, trivial marks

1801 S-213 R-2 VF20Medium chocolate brown, darker on the reverse, with spots of darker steel toning on the obverse fields and lower hair. The notable

1801 S-214 R-3 F15VF25+ sharpness but microgranularity covers the surfaces except for the high points, which are smooth. THere is also a vertical scra

1801 S-215 R-4+ F12VF sharpness but there is a diagonal scratch from T(E) through the wreath to ON(E), and a rim cut stop the obverse at IB.Dark brown

1801 S-215 R-4+ G6VG7 but there are a couple scratches on the reverse through E and E in UNITED to the wreath. Only the most trivial of marks otherwis

1801 S-216 R-1 VG10F15 sharpness but there are tiny spots of shallow corrosion scattered on either side, most notably above the hair braid, behind the

1801 S-218 R-5+ 3 Error Rev VG8Sharpness F12 or better but covered with fine to moderate granularity. No verdigris or contact marks and the eye appeal