The Oklahoma City Auction

1853 N-14 R2+ Repunched 18 VF30Glossy light to medium brown and light chocolate. Smooth with no notable defects, just light wear on the devices. E-M

1853 N-15 R2 Repunched 5 VF30Five points sharper but there are tiny nicks scattered over the obverse, none significant. A small nick on the rim below

1853 N-16 R1+ EF45+Sharpness closer to mint state but there are a few light contact marks on the obverse and a spot of reddish brown toning under IC i

1853 N-20 R3 Repunched 53 EF40Five points sharper with some small, light nicks on the cheek and in the field before the portrait. None of the marks i

1853 N-21 R3 VF30+Sharpness EF45 but there are a few small patches of fine corrosion and verdigris on the reverse, strongest around ATES OF and the le

1853 N-23 R3+ Stray 1 in Hair VF30Choice glossy light to medium brown. Very nice for the grade. The only marks are a barely visible rim bruise over

1853 N-28 R3+ VF25Five points sharper but there are microscopic hairline scratches on the cheek and neck, none visible to the unaided eye. Looks choi

1853 N-29 R3 AU50Very attractive frosty light to medium brown. Essentially flawless with very light friction on the highpoints. A dull nick left of

1853 N-30 R1 VF35Glossy light olive and brown. Smooth and nearly flawless, just lightly worn. There is a small carbon spot over star 3, a tiny tick

1853 N-31 R4+ EF40Glossy light to medium brown. Smooth with trivial marks. A small spot of microscopic carbon on the left top of the 8 is the best i