2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1801 $10 MS61 NGC.<p>B. 2-B, Taraszka-25, R.3. Even though the 1801 is the most frequently encountered early Ten, it is nevertheless, very sca...

1803 $10 Small Stars Reverse AU55 ANACS.<p>B. 1-A, Taraszka-26, R.6. Sharply defined with rich green-gold surfaces that show just the slightes...

1839/8 $10 Type of 1838 AU58 PCGS.<p>The 1839 is the more frequently encountered of the two years this type was struck, but only 25,801 pieces...

1839/8 $10 Type of 1838 AU58 NGC.<p>The 1839 is the second year of the scarce and popular two-year 1838-39 type, also known as the "Old P...

1841 $10 MS63 PCGS.<p>The 1841 Ten Dollar, as with any early No Motto issue, is rarely encountered at the Mint State level. The surfaces on th...

1842 $10 Large Date AU50 PCGS.<p>A richly detailed example that has ample hints of prooflike luster. Both sides have a few minor abrasions. Le...

1842-O $10 AU58 NGC.<p>Unlike the 1841-O, the 1842-O is a well struck issue by early New Orleans Mint standards. This minimally worn survivor ...

1843-O $10 AU50 PCGS.<p>This early O-mint Eagle is lightly worn across the highpoints of the design. Some rub and scattered abrasions are also...

1846/5-O $10 XF45 NGC.<p>The ball of an alleged 5 is within the lower loop of the 6 in the date, and there is also extra metal just above the ...

1847 $10 XF45 NGC.<p>The fields are moderately abraded, but there are no mentionable bagmarks. A sharply detailed example. Both sides have bri...