2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1821 10C Large Date AU58 NGC.<p>JR-4, R.2. Although JR-4 is a common die marriage in an absolute sense, coins that grade finer than VF are sur...

1821 10C Large Date AU58 ANACS.<p>JR-6, R.2. Rich gold and lavender patina. The centers are softly struck, but the surfaces are well preserved...

1821 10C Large Date MS63 PCGS.<p>JR-1, R.2. While milky-gray patina dominates, the devices have blushes of light golden-brown color. A sharply...

1824/2 10C AU50 NGC.<p>JR-1, R.3. The underdigit is bold under a loupe, and the surfaces retain evidence of a semi-prooflike finish. The outwa...

1825 10C XF45 ANACS.<p>JR-2, R.2. Somewhat mushy in the centers and toned in deep violet, blue, and coppery-gold hues. Important notice: We e...

1825 10C MS65 PCGS.<p>Ex: Eliasberg. JR-1, R.4. Sharply struck over all features save for star 6 on the obverse, this is a semi-prooflike Gem ...

1827 10C XF45 ANACS.<p>JR-6, R.2. Dusky cobalt-blue and gray-green patina. There is a faint abrasion below stars 8 and 9, with another pair of...

1827 10C AU55 NGC.<p>JR-13, R.3. Originally preserved with charcoal-gray patination, the surfaces do not reveal any outwardly distracting blem...

1829 10C Small 10C AU50 ANACS.<p>JR-6, R.3. Attractive lilac and golden-brown patina. The centers are not as well struck as the peripheries, b...

1829 10C Small 10C MS66 NGC.<p>JR-3, R.4. This very scarce variety is easily identifiable by the double denticle below the date and the elevat...