2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 1

1886-S 10C MS67 PCGS. Nearly brilliant, with just a hint of gold and russet colors. Well struck with magnificent luster and an essentially pristine re

1887-S 10C MS65 NGC. Richly variegated gold, green, and russet patina swirls about the surfaces. Well struck with modest luster. There are a few mino

1890 10C MS66 NGC. The ice-white surfaces are fully frosted with an uncommonly bold strike for the type. This well preserved Gem would fit nicely int

1859 10C PR63 PCGS. The bright mirrored fields have vivid gold, violet, and aqua-blue patina. The strike is very sharp. There is a small lamination i

1859 10C PR66 NGC. Mostly brilliant with a glittering, watery sheen over both sides and a fair degree of contrast with the devices. Final year of the

1860 10C PR64 PCGS. The underlying reflectivity of this Choice specimen is deflected, but hardly subdued by a layer of gunmetal-gray toning. Importa

1872 10C PR64 PCGS. The bright and reflective mirrored fields have vivid yellow, orange, and violet colors. A good strike, although the upper right w

1874 10C Arrows PR64 PCGS. Very lightly toned and deeply mirrored, there is just the slightest evidence of hairlining evident with magnification. A p

1878 10C PR63 PCGS. The original golden-brown patina has iridescent blue-green color at the peripheries. The strike is needle sharp and the coin has

1881 10C PR65 NGC. Delicate tan and lilac-gray shades compete for dominance on both sides of this fully brought up specimen. The sparkling proof qual