2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1916 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS, lustrous and essentially brilliant with gorgeous surfaces; 1944-D MS67 PCGS, the obverse has rich golden-brown color, s

1916 10C MS66 Full Bands PCGS. The obverse margin has splendid lime-green and copper-gold color, while the reverse is richly toned with mauve and gold

1916 10C MS67 * Full Bands NGC. A brilliant Superb Gem that has outstanding luster and a small area of prooflike surface in the upper left obverse fie

1916 10C MS67 Full Bands NGC. A nicely struck Superb Gem that is richly toned with aqua, violet, and maroon patina. Lustrous and seemingly pristine. I

1916 10C MS68 Full Bands NGC. More than 40 million Mercury Dimes were produced in the Philadelphia Mint in this first year of production. As a result,

1916-D 10C AG3 ANACS. Evenly and heavily worn overall but original surfaces. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 200-250

1916-D 10C AG3 ANACS. Heavily worn into the rims with a light overlay of tan patina and charcoal accents around the devices. Important notice: We expe

1916-D 10C AG3 ANACS. The obverse has hints of dusky mauve color, while the reverse has light golden-brown color. The obverse legends are essentially

1916-D 10C AG3 ANACS, about half of the reverse legend remains, the mintmark is clear; 1942 VF30 ANACS, gray patina; and a 1942/1 VF20 ANACS, mostly l

1916-D 10C Good 4 ANACS. Brilliantish-silvery surfaces with a deep accent of charcoal around the devices. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning