The Texas Numismatic Association Auction

Includes 1805 S-269 R1 Pointed 1 F15 net VG8 for light corrosion, 1806 S-270 R1 VF20 net G6 for corrosion, and 1807/6 R1 Overdate Large 7 over 6 LDS

Dark olive brown and steel. The obverse is smooth and glossy but the reverse is covered with uniform fine granularity. No verdigris, just a few mino

Glossy olive brown with lighter brown in protected areas on the reverse. The only notable mark is a dull dent at the top of the shoulder. M-LDS with

Glossy light to medium chocolate brown mixed with some lighter brown on the obverse and reddish brown on the reverse. Looks quite nice to the unaided

Sharpness VF20 with areas of very fine roughness on both sides, none of which are distracting. There are traces of fine verdigris dusted into some p

An attractive cent but the left third of the obverse is covered with very fine scratches. The rest of the planchet is choice and the toning is choice

Choice glossy medium brown and light chocolate. Sharper than the assigned grade in most areas but the strike was uneven with significant weakness on

The obverse is slightly weaker but the reverse would grade VF20 so F12 is a compromise. The grade difference is a result of the very late die state.

Glossy medium steel brown and light chocolate. The planchet is smooth except for a planchet flake in the dentils off the end of the wreath ribbon (as

Frosty olive brown and chocolate. No marks but the surfaces are covered with microscopic granularity, as struck. This is a counterfeit copy and is q