2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 3

1847-O $10 AU53 NGC. The recessed areas of the devices reveal glimmering luster. A good strike and a lack of relevant contact further affirms the grad

1850 $10 Small Date MS60 PCGS. The 1850 Small Date is seen far less often than the Large Date Eagle from this year and has proven to be an extremely d

1850-O $10--Sea Salvaged--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU50. A relatively unabraded green-gold example with subdued luster from long term submersion in sal

1851 $10 MS61 NGC. The 1851 Ten Dollar must have seen a very high attrition rate as it is quite scarce in AU grades and undeniably rare in mint condit

1854 $10 AU58 NGC. Well struck aside from the lowest obverse stars. Bright luster hugs the borders and devices. A scant 54,250 pieces were issued, and

1858-O $10 AU50 ANACS. Ample peripheral luster, sharp definition on the major devices, and an absence of detracting abrasions all confirm the About Un

1858-O $10 AU58 NGC. Well struck aside from the lowest stars. The devices and borders have extensive luster. A couple of tiny contact marks are observ

1858-S $10 AU58 NGC. Only 11,800 examples were struck of the 1858-S Ten Dollar. It is even scarcer than the low mintage indicates, however, with Akers

1874 $10 MS61 NGC. A moderately abraded representative with a bold strike and extensive mint luster. The mintage of 53,140 ensures that Uncirculated s

1877 $10 AU58 PCGS. The 1877 Eagle was a well known rarity throughout the 20th century, long recognized and justified by its mintage of just 797 busin