The Texas Numismatic Association Auction

A sharp cent but lightly corroded over most of the planchet. No verdigris or contact marks. Slightly glossy dark olive brown and steel. The obverse

Frosty steel brown and light chocolate. Sharply detailed with just a touch of wear on the highpoints, but the planchet is covered with uniform extrem

Glossy medium brown with a splash of darker chocolate at the bottom of the reverse. The planchet is mostly smooth but there is some minor roughness a

A couple points sharper but the fields and protected areas are covered with microscopic roughness. No verdigris or marks, and the toning is a decent

Lustrous medium steel brown. Satiny and very nice with no defects. Looks mint state but there is a hint of rub on the highest points of the devices.

Frosty steel brown and olive with lighter reddish brown in protected areas on the reverse. No notable defects but a bit dirty. E-MDS with the usual

Glossy olive brown and chocolate. Smooth, just worn. Two vertical nicks under EN in CENT are the only notable marks. MDS. Our grade is VG8. The a

Ten points sharper with some very fine verdigris and roughness at ED-STA. Otherwise choice with smooth, satiny surfaces. Frosty chocolate and steel

Very attractive frosty medium steel brown. Satiny mint luster covers this cent and it has outstanding eye appeal. Looks choice mint state (hence the

Most grade AG3 and all have a clear date. Most are glossy brown and chocolate but some are sharper with defects. Includes 1816 N-7, 1817 N-12, 1817