The Texas Numismatic Association Auction

1811/0 S-286 R-3 G6There are several old hairline scratches on both sides, most blend in well to the pleasing chocolate brown toning. Fairly smooth fo

1811 S-287 R-2 G6F15 sharpness but dark with fine roughness on the surfaces. There is a dull scratch on the neck and another on the dentils at star 1.

1812 S-288 R-2 VG105 points sharper but fine roughness covers the surfaces with a few scattered pits. No other notable marks. Uniform deep charcoal pa

1812 S-289 R-1 VG8A couple points sharper but there are several old hairline scratches in the fields, mostly on the obverse, and fine roughness on the

Trio of Classic Head Cents 1812-1814Lot of 3 Coins. Includes an 1812 S-290 R-1 VG8 net G5 for roughness, uniform rim nicks, and cleaning, an 1813 S-29

1813 S-292 R-2 VG10Glossy medium brown and dark olive. There is only one trivial tick over the second 1, hardly noteworthy. Attractive smooth surfaces

1814 S-294 R-1 Crosslet 4 VG10Slightly sharper but microscopic roughness covers the surfaces. There are a few minor nicks around ONE and the wreath ab

1814 S-294 R-1 Crosslet 4 VG8Slightly sharper but cleaned and now toned mostly olive brown with a splash of tan on the central reverse and microscopic

1814 S-295 R-1 Plain 4 G5Chocolate and dark browns. There is a dull scrape under R in AMERICA, and a bit of crud in some protected areas. Otherwise tr

1816 N-2 R-1 PCGS MS63BN CACAttractive light olive and tan browns mellowed down from faded mint color. There are some wispy marks on the chin and jawl