The Texas Numismatic Association Show

Glossy light olive. Satiny and quite attractive with very light friction on the devices. A small tick on the chin and a tiny planchet flake at the d

Slightly sharper with some tiny nicks scattered over the obverse, none significant but a few more than you would like for this level of sharpness. At

Lustrous light steel brown with subtle overtones of light bluish steel. This cent has superb eye appeal but a glass reveals some tiny contact marks a

Lustrous light olive with traces of very faded red in protected areas on the reverse. Looks mint state but there is a hint of rub on the very highest

Frosty light brown with slightly darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. A small puff of light olive steel toning at star 1 is the best identify

Lustrous light bluish steel brown with tiny peeps of faded red on both sides. Satiny and very attractive. The notable marks are a short struck-throu

Frosty medium brown and light chocolate. Sharp and attractive. The only mark is a tiny nick high on the cheekbone, but there is fine dirt scattered

Frosty medium brown mottled with olive brown on the reverse. There are a few light contact marks on the cheek, nose, and in the field under the chin,

The obverse is frosty light olive while the reverse is lustrous mint red fading to steel brown on the highpoints with more than half the red remaining

Frosty medium brown with puffs of light olive crud on the obverse and peeps of mint red on the reverse. The crud was called corrosion by the ANACS gr