2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 4

1854 $10 AU50 PCGS. The margins have ample bright luster, and there are no notable abrasions. Nicely detailed and without problems. The first star is

1854 $10 MS60 PCGS. An originally toned representative that has intermingled orange and yellow-green color. The abundant luster has pleasing intensity

1854-O $10 Small Date--Scratched--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. A horizontal scratch crosses the tip of the final star and continues to the lower right

1854-S $10--Scratched--ANACS, AU Details, Net XF40, well struck with very little rub, but both sides have been repeatedly pinscratched by a numismatic

1854-S $10 AU55 NGC. The devices are well struck, and most of the stars have centrils. Moderately abraded, but with bright luster where protected. A f

1855 $10 AU50 ANACS. A sharply detailed example that has abundant bright luster. The fields have typical minor abrasions, but the coin retains good ey

1856 $10 AU50 ANACS. The portrait and eagle are sharply detailed, while a few stars are softly struck. Both sides have considerable prooflike luster.

1856 $10 MS60 NGC. Lightly abraded and with good eye appeal for the usually scuffy MS60 grade. The only abrasion that remotely deserves mention is a f

1856-O $10 VF35 PCGS. The borders have pleasing hints of luster, but the eagle's neck and wings are somewhat softly struck. Both sides have a fe...

1856-S $10 VF35 PCGS. Hints of luster glimmer from protected areas. The eagle's neck and right wing are slightly softly struck, and the right re...