2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1899-O 10C MS64 NGC. A condition rarity in the Barber Dime series with very few pieces known in MS64 or finer grades. This is a lovely, problem-free e

1899-S 10C MS63 PCGS. There is no mentionable toning on either side of this sharply defined example, and the luster quality is above average for the S

1900-O 10C MS64 ICG. Definitely a rare item in Mint State, MS64 and MS65 examples are very seldom encountered. Just a bit weakly defined, the surfaces

1900-O 10C MS64 NGC. The New Orleans Mint produced a not insignificant total of 2 million Dimes in 1900. Believe it or not, the 1900-O is the most und

1901-O 10C MS63 PCGS. Deep dove-gray patina. Boldly struck except for a small portion of the upper right wreath. The luster is somewhat subdued, but t

1901-S 10C--Tooled, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. The space between the date and UNITED has harshly cleaned, while the portrait has a few wisp

1904-S 10C AU55 ANACS. Speckled russet patina enlivens the otherwise dove-gray surfaces. Mildly prooflike luster shimmers from protected areas. Boldly

1904-S 10C MS64 NGC. The 1904-S is a scarce, semi-key issue with only 800,000 pieces struck. Soft, frosted mint luster swirls around each side with li

1906 10C MS64 PCGS. The otherwise silver-gray surfaces reveal pale steel-gray and golden iridescence in select peripheral areas. A frosty and generall

1906-O 10C MS64 PCGS. Brilliant aside from peripheral blushes of russet patina. The surfaces are prooflike due to the numerous die polish lines (as st

1906-O 10C MS65 NGC. The 1906-O is one of the better produced Dimes from the New Orleans Mint. This piece is certainly well defined and the surfaces a

1907 10C MS65 NGC. The borders have speckled russet patina, while pastel gold and violet colors consume the centers. A well struck and lustrous Gem wi

1907-D 10C MS64 NGC. Satiny and untoned with clean surfaces. An attractive example of this more frequently encountered mintmarked issue in the Barber

1907-D 10C MS64 NGC. The frosty-white surfaces are sharply impressed with smooth, nearly Gem quality features. An uncommonly well preserved survivor o

1908 10C MS63 NGC. Whispers of golden-tan peripheral iridescence encircle bright, untoned centers. Crisply defined with a few grade-defining abrasions

1908-D 10C MS63 PCGS. Both sides are veiled in golden-gray iridescence. Sharply struck, the features exhibit scattered grade-defining abrasions.From t

1909-D 10C MS64 PCGS. Lovely champagne tinged iridescence yields to brilliance in the center of the obverse and over much of the reverse. Both sides a

1909-S 10C MS64 NGC. The fully frosted surfaces reveal razor sharp striking definition beneath light, mottled, iridescent golden tinting. There are ve

1910 10C MS64 PCGS. This frosty finished survivor is smooth in most areas with an overlay of original golden iridescence. An obverse planchet flake (a

1911 10C MS64 NGC. This Choice quality type candidate displays bountiful mint frost and delicate copper tinged iridescence. A pleasing, original examp