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

1868 H10C PR64 NGC. The wisps of light tobacco-brown patina are especially extensive on the reverse, although the centers of each side are brilliant.

1871 H10C PR67 NGC. Like the following two issues, the proof 1871 undoubtedly witnessed a not insignificant degree of melting after the Mint Act of Fe

1872 H10C PR64 NGC. A riveting near-Gem, with a striking appearance. The surfaces are very deeply toned, with dark mahogany and iridescent green color

1872 H10C PR67 NGC. Despite the existence of a few Doubled Die Obverse varieties, the high mintage (2.9 million pieces) 1872 is a rather indistinct is

1796 10C--Damaged, Bent--ANACS. VG Details, Net AG3. JR-2, R.4. Both sides present original toning in dominant antique-gold shades. There are also spl

1796 10C AU50 PCGS. JR-4, R.4. One of the more frequently encountered varieties of the year, this is an especially well struck coin that shows nearly

1797 10C 16 Stars VF20 Scratched, Cleaned, Environmental Damage Uncertified. JR-1, R.4. The borders have dusky charcoal patina, while the centers are

1797 10C 13 Stars--Damaged, Bent--ANACS. VG Details, Net AG3. JR-2, R.4. Both sides are well worn with some of the design elements lost to circulation

1798 10C Large 8--Damaged--ANACS. VG Details, Net Good 4. JR-4, R.3. Both sides have numerous tiny contact marks, and the eagle's neck has a fai...

1798/97 10C 13 Stars on Reverse--Scratched--ANACS Net Good 4. JR-2, R.6. Since only 5% of extant 1798 Dimes are of this variety (per the John Reich Co