2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 2

1844 10C VF25 ANACS. The well-known low mintage "Little Orphan Annie" Dime. Lavender and apricot colors embrace this moderately circulated...

1844 10C XF40 Whizzed, Corroded, Uncertified. A granular lavender-gray representative of this popularly hoarded low mintage issue. Important notice: H

1845 10C MS65 NGC. Lustrous untoned surfaces and a sharp strike result in this Gem grade. There are only a few minor marks, barely noticeable. A nice

1847 10C MS63 PCGS. Boldly struck with satiny luster and even dove-gray color over both sides. There is a small, curly lintmark (as struck) on the obv

1849-O 10C AU58 ANACS. Slightly weak on the right obverse stars, but well detailed elsewhere, with light wear, a few small contact marks, and subdued

1850 10C MS63 PCGS. A fresh, original, and pleasing example of this issue. This well struck coin exhibits frosty silver-gray surfaces, a bold strike w

1853 10C Arrows MS66 NGC. An impressive example of this popular and short-lived design. Minimally abraded, untoned surfaces exhibit thick, satiny lust

1856-S 10C AU50 PCGS. This first-year dime from the San Francisco Mint is elusive in all grades, and particularly so above the circulated levels of pr

1856-S 10C AU55 Cleaned, Artificially Toned, Uncertified. A boldly defined better date Dime with slightly granular surfaces and curious mahogany-brown

1859-O 10C MS65 NGC. Mottled light brown patina with tinges of blue covers both sides of this Gem piece. Nearly mark-free surfaces and good luster mak