The Texas Numismatic Association Show

Includes 1833 N-5 R1 Repunched 8 F12, 1834 N-2 R1 Small 8 with Large Stars VG10, and 1835 N-8 R1 Head of 1836 F12. All are significantly sharper with

Frosty mix of steel brown and tan with darker reddish steel brown at UNITED. Mostly smooth and the eye appeal is nice, but a glass reveals fine rough

Glossy reddish chocolate brown with steel brown toning on the highpoints. Looks smooth but a glass shows there are specks of verdigris scattered over

Glossy light olive and steel blending to slightly darker olive in protected areas. There is a small area of reddish brown toning between stars 7 &a...

Sharpness close to mint state with lustrous fields. Cleaned and retoned frosty golden tan with light steel brown on the devices. Sharply struck exce

The first is MDS, Grellman state b, with a crack through ERIC but before the radial crack at ER and the reverse rotated 45 degrees clockwise. The sec

Lustrous olive and steel brown on the obverse; lighter brown with puffs of darker steel brown on the reverse. We see no evidence of this cent having

Medium chocolate brown with lighter brown on the highpoints. No roughness but there are minor contact marks scattered over both sides. A small flake

Steel brown on the devices blending to olive brown in protected areas. We see no evidence of cleaning but there are some marks. There is a fine scra

Glossy chocolate brown. Smooth and quite attractive, just lightly worn. EDS, Grellman state a, with an uncracked reverse. Our grade is VF30. The a