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

1936 10C PR65 NGC. Mostly brilliant with a few very faint specks of golden-brown toning flecked across each side. A deeply mirrored and attractive exa

1936 10C PR66 NGC. Original surfaces, obviously toned as they are by many years residency in a cellophane holder of issue. Most of each side shows lig

1936 10C PR67 NGC. Obviously struck from heavily polished dies, the fields are deeply mirrored. The central portions are mostly brilliant with a thin

1937 10C PR66 NGC. Bright, untoned, and virtually pristine, this premium quality Gem is brilliant throughout. A lovely representative of proof Mercury

1940 10C PR66 NGC. Minimally patinated, the bright, reflective features are expectantly sharp for a specimen striking. There are no hairlines that wou

1940 10C PR67 NGC. Powerfully impressed with brilliant, flashy proof surfaces, there are certainly no handling marks or hairlines to report. Lovely ca

1940 10C PR67 PCGS, peerless untoned mirrors have that struck yesterday appearance; and a 2000-S Silver PR69 Deep Cameo PCGS, great contrast. 2 coins

1941 10C PR67 ICG. Fully struck and lightly toned, the pristine fields display a slight milky haze, which does not impair the eye appeal of this Super

1942 10C PR67 ICG. A dazzling little Superb Gem, fully struck with hazy, lightly toned fields, and no bothersome hairlines or handling marks to be fou

1942 10C PR68 PCGS. Essentially a flawless coin, the brilliant, deeply reflective surfaces are only disturbed by the slightest overlay of pale, hazy r