The Oklahoma City Auction

1852 N-6 R2- VF35Glossy light brown. Lightly worn with no notable defects other than some dirt in protected areas. A small, dull rim nick at the U i

1852 N-11 R1 AU50+Very close to mint state but light cleaned and nicely retoned glossy olive brown and medium chocolate with some frosty lighter steel

1852 N-11 R1 VF30Ten points sharper with several fine hairline scratches from the cheek into the field over star 2, plus a pinprick in the field close

1852 N-12/13 R1 Repunched 18 EF45Ten points sharper with a nick hidden in the hair above TY plus some smaller nicks at BER (also not visible without a

1852 N-20 R3+ F15Five points sharper but there are two vertical scratches on the reverse, one on either side of the E in CENT. Glossy light to medium

1852 N-22/9 R1 MS60Lustrous medium brown. Satiny and void of notable marks, but there are traces of shallow dirt in some protected areas. M-LDS, die

1853 N-3 R1 Repunched 185 AU50Choice glossy light to medium brown. Frost covers the fields and protected areas and this cent has great eye appeal for

1853 N-9 R2- Repunched 53 AU50Glossy light to medium brown with steel brown on the highpoints. Mint frost covers the protected areas and this cent is

1853 N-10 R1 Repunched 18 MS63Lustrous mint red fading to light bluish steel brown, about a third of the mint color remaining on both sides. Nearly f

1853 N-12 R1+ VF35Sharpness near EF45 but recolored glossy light olive with peeps of very faded red in some of the protected areas on both sides. Smo