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

1882 10C MS66 NGC. After three years of low mintages induced by the Bland-Allison act, production of Seated Dimes returned in force in 1882. A lustrou

1883 10C MS64 PCGS. Lovely pastel colors cover the well made, virtually pristine surfaces. There are die clash marks, as struck, near and through the

1885 10C MS64 PCGS. A crisply struck near-Gem with pleasing luster and light yellow-gold color. The left obverse field has a faint luster graze, altho

1891 10C MS67 NGC. A very flashy, final year of issue from the long-lived Seated Liberty series. The surfaces are brilliant throughout and nearly flaw

1837 10C No Stars PR61 NGC. Greer-102. This is truly "a coin that carries its own credentials," as Breen used to say. The fields are deepl...

1846 10C PR63 PCGS. The diagnostics for this rare early proof Seated Dime as reported by Walter Breen (1977, 1988) and Brian Greer (1992) are: 1. Shie

1859 10C PR67 Cameo NGC. As a leading numismatic auction house, we have to be careful that our own sales do not give us a false sense of the availabil

1860 10C PR67 NGC. Whereas some proof 1860 Dimes were struck with the Type Two obverse, this coin is an example of the Type One hub variety (5 vertica

1861 10C PR67 Cameo NGC. This is a mostly peripherally toned example, although the central obverse reveals suggestions of the reddish-orange iridescen

1863 10C PR66 Cameo PCGS. A gorgeous representative irrespective of date, both sides are target toned in golden-blue, lavender, and tan-gray shades. T