The Texas Numismatic Association Auction

Includes S-120b Reverse of 1796 with Gripped Edge AG3, S-130 R2 G4, and S-138 R1 G6 net G4 for hairlines and microscopic roughness. All have a clear

Slightly sharper with extremely fine granularity in the fields and protected areas. No verdigris or notable marks. Slightly glossy dark olive brown

Glossy steel brown. Smooth with just minor contact marks including a pair of small rim nicks behind the head and two rim bruises on the reverse: one

Sharpness F15 but dull and covered with uniform fine to moderate granularity. No marks or verdigris. Dark olive brown and steel with lighter brown t

Slightly sharper with a scrape on the rim left of the lowest curl. The fields are pebbly thanks to extensive die rust, but the highpoints are smooth.

Slightly sharper with some small nicks scattered over the obverse including a long, thin one right of the Y. Smooth and attractive. MDS with several

Rather glossy dark steel and olive with puffs of lighter olive toning on the obverse. Possibly retoned. The only notable contact mark is a dull nick

Sharpness at least VF20 but covered with fine roughness with some hairline scratches hidden in the toning on the obverse. Olive brown and steel. MDS

Slightly sharper but there is a thin planchet fissure slanting across the cheek (as struck). Otherwise smooth with trivial marks including two small

A point sharper but covered with fine roughness mixed with patches of shallow reddish scale. Not very attractive but the date is clear and most of th