2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1911 10C MS66 NGC. A lustrous, fully brilliant example that is ideal for a Gem type set or date and mint run. The surfaces are free of any noticeable

1911-S 10C MS63 NGC. The satin textured surfaces are appreciably bright with a light overlay of golden iridescence. A few wispy obverse abrasions are

1912 10C MS63 PCGS. With the exception of a few trivial abrasions on the obverse portrait, this frosty textured Dime is smooth from rim to rim. A shar

1912-D 10C MS63 NGC. The sharply impressed features are suitably lustrous for the grade with relatively few abrasions. Lightly patinated in mottled go

1913 10C MS62 NGC. Scattered bagmarks, rather than subdued luster quality, seem to account for the BU designation. A boldly defined example with minim

1913-S 10C MS61 ANACS. A lightly toned example with good luster and a reasonable strike. Relatively unabraded for the grade. The lower obverse has fai

1913-S 10C MS63 PCGS. One of just 510,000 examples produced, this golden tinged example is remarkably smooth for the assigned grade. Both sides are sh

1915 10C MS65 NGC. Both sides are richly frosted with shimmering cartwheel visual effects. Delicate golden patination confirms the originality of this

1916 10C MS64 PCGS. A sharply struck and lustrous near-Gem with tan-gray patina and nicely preserved surfaces. A pleasing type coin. Important notice:

1916 10C MS64 NGC. This final-year example is typically well defined for the series with a mostly golden-gray appearance. The luster is a trifle subdu