2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1924-S 10C MS61 Full Bands ANACS. Dusky silver-gray and mauve patina enriches the boldly struck and lustrous surfaces. Faint slide marks are noted on

1924-S 10C MS62 Full Bands ANACS. Speckles of golden-brown and navy-blue patina encroach upon the centers of this lustrous and attractive coin. The ri

1925-D 10C MS62 ANACS. Sharply struck and lustrous with clean surfaces and light golden-brown patina. A small contact mark on the bands prevents a Ful

1925-D 10C MS64 Full Bands PCGS. A lustrous near-Gem that has deep lilac patina with a few reverse sprinkles of russet-gray color. Well struck in the

1925-S 10C MS64 Full Bands PCGS. Light apricot and lilac patina. Boldly struck in the centers, with a hint of softness of strike on the peripheral leg

1925-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. Aside from the 1945-P, the 1925-S is arguably the most poorly struck issue in the entire Mercury Dime series. Even th

1926 10C MS64 ANACS, satiny with gray toning over both sides; and a 1935-S MS63 Full Bands ANACS, mostly brilliant with some mottled color in the fiel

1926 10C MS66 NGC. Excellent mint luster characterizes this attractive coin as well as the light gray patina that covers each side with a deep outline

1926 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. Ex: Childs. Brilliant aside from a wisp or two of golden-brown color. A flashy Gem that has remarkably well preserved s

1926 10C MS65 Full Bands NGC. A well struck Gem that has flashy surfaces and only a hint of lilac color. An impressively preserved example of this con