The Oklahoma City Auction

1856 N-20 R3+ Upright 5 AU58+Very attractive glossy light olive and steel brown with faded mint red in protected areas on the obverse. Looks mint sta

1857 N-1 R1 Large Date, Stray 1 in Dentils VF30Sharpness EF45 or slightly better with very little wear, but there are obvious rim bruises on both side

1857 N-1 R1 Large Date, Stray 1 in Dentils EF40+Choice glossy light to medium brown with frost in protected areas. Smooth with minor marks and very n

1857 N-4 R1 Small Date EF45+Very attractive glossy light to medium brown with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. Smooth and choice, essenti

1857 N-4 R1 Small Date VF30At least 10 points sharper but cleaned and retoning steel brown and chocolate. The retoning on the reverse is attractive b

Group of 11 Cents 1840-1843 F12All are Petite Heads with decent surfaces and glossy brown and chocolate toning. Some are slightly sharper with minor

Group of 10 Cents 1844-1846 F12Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly glossy brown

Group of 10 Cents 1846-1848 F12Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly glossy brown

Group of 11 Cents 1848-1851 F12Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly glossy brown

Group of 12 Cents 1851-1856 F12Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly glossy brown

Group of 20 Cents 1840-1844 VG8 to VG10Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly gloss

Group of 20 Cents 1844-1847 VG8 to VG10Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly gloss

Group of 20 Cents 1847-1849 VG8 to VG10Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly gloss

Group of 30 Cents 1849-1856 VG8 to VG10Some are sharper with minor defects but all are decent and attributed to the Newcomb die variety. Mostly gloss

Group of 47 Cents 1840-1854 AG3-VG7Average grade is G5 to G6. Some are sharper with defects but have a clear date and are attributed to the Newcomb d