2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1842-O 10C AU53 ANACS.<p>A purple haze of grayish toning on the obverse of this slightly worn piece. There is an abrasion on the reverse under...

1842-O 10C MS63 PCGS.<p>Medium O. Although the mintage for this early New Orleans issue exceeds two million pieces, Greer says that "nice...

1850 10C MS65 PCGS.<p>Both sides exhibit a shimmering silvery-gray finish and are typically sharper on the obverse than on the highpoints of ...

1853 10C Arrows MS65 NGC.<p>A lightly toned, lustrous, and well struck Gem that has virtually pristine surfaces. Struck from clashed dies. Alt...

1853 10C Arrows MS66 NGC.<p>Another high grade 1853 Arrows Dime, this pristine looking example is beautifully toned in moderate, dappled, stee...

1854 10C Arrows MS65 PCGS.<p>With billowy mint frost and a decided lack of obverse abrasions, this coin is earmarked for inclusion in a Gem qu...

1857 10C MS66 NGC.<p>The 1857 is the last large mintage Dime struck before the Civil War. While frequently used as a Stars type coin, it is se...

1857-O 10C MS65 PCGS.<p>Medium O. With two obverse die cracks that emanate from the denticles before star 1, this coin is the same die state a...

1858 10C MS63 NGC.<p>Ahwash-2. Writing in 1977, Kamal Ahwash assigns this variety an R.5 rating. An important Uncirculated survivor for the ad...

1860-S 10C AU50 ANACS.<p>Breen-3316. In addition to its scarcity, the 1860-S is a numismatically important issue in the Dime series as the new...