The Texas Numismatic Association Sale

Choice frosty medium brown and olive with delicate overtones of light bluish steel on the reverse. Satiny mint luster shows in the fields and protect

Attractive glossy tan and light brown. Smooth with just a few marks including a small, dull rim nick at star 4 and another under the wreath ribbon.

A sharp mint state cent that was lightly cleaned and retoned long ago, now a very attractive glossy light chocolate brown with hints of very faded red

Sharpness EF40 and the eye appeal is very nice, but the fields are covered with extremely fine roughness that’s barely visible with a strong

Choice glossy medium brown and light chocolate with 5% of the mint color remaining, mostly on the reverse. Nearly flawless with great eye appeal. Lo

Frosty light olive brown and chocolate with slightly lighter brown toning around the eye. There are two very tiny ticks just right of the lips and a

Sharpness F15 or slightly better but covered with moderate corrosion. Not especially pretty and there is some hard greenish scale on both sides, but

The so-called Large 7 over Small 7 variety (same obverse as N-2 paired with a different reverse). Sharpness very close to mint state but recolored.

Frosty medium brown and olive with lighter brown in protected areas. Sharply struck with light friction on the highpoints. Some darker olive brown t

Sharpness VF35 but covered with microscopic roughness, strongest in the fields where there is some greenish patina. No marks or other defects. Sligh