2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 2

1885 10C PR68 NGC. Olive-blue highlights around the obverse periphery and throughout the reverse enliven the otherwise antique-copper appearance of th

1885 10C PR68 Cameo PCGS. Sparkling, untoned centers are framed in russet and cobalt-blue peripheral colors. The strike is as sharp as one should expe

1886 10C PR67 NGC. Whereas the obverse is untoned, the reverse displays an even endowment of golden-gray patina. The reflective finish and smooth, vir

1887 10C PR65 NGC. An even layer of milky steel-violet patina on each side surrenders to flashes of bluish-green iridescence at the margins. Populatio

1887 10C PR67 Cameo NGC. Only 710 proofs were struck out of the 11.2 million Dimes produced in 1887. While generally regarded as a common issue in pro

1888 10C PR66 NGC. The watery surfaces appear to display a fair degree of contrast beneath golden, steel-violet, and bluish-green toning. Population:

1891 10C PR67 PCGS. The eye appeal of this coin really needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Crescents of sea-green, gold, red, and cobalt colors

1892 10C MS65 PCGS. An ultra frosty first year Gem that is brilliant through the centers and framed in soft pinkish-golden toning. As should be expect

1893-O 10C MS65 PCGS. A scarcer O-mint issue and a lower mintage one as well with only 1.76 million pieces produced. This piece is far above average i

1893-S 10C MS64 PCGS. Lustrous and fully struck with a lovely overlay of golden toning on each side. A problem-free example of this conditionally scar