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

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1861 10C MS64 NGC. Mottled burnt-orange, rose, and olive-green toning effectively covers both sides of this heavily minted issue. Population: 22 in 64

1861 10C MS65 PCGS. Fully struck, the mint luster is readily apparent even through the multiple layers of deep gray, rose, and green toning. First yea

1861-S 10C MS62 PCGS. The relatively low mintage of 172,500 pieces doesn't even begin to explain the scarcity of this challenging Civil War era ...

1862-S 10C AU58 NGC. Well known as a conditional rarity, the 1862-S Seated dime is underrated in terms of overall scarcity and is seldom encountered i

1866-S 10C AU55 NGC. Typically struck and lightly toned, with a few faint die clash marks (as struck) on the obverse, and a few trivial contact marks

1867 10C MS65 PCGS. A very high quality Gem, from this difficult, post Civil War date. Bright and lustrous, with exquisitely preserved surfaces. Origi

1868 10C MS65 ICG. A meticulously struck Gem with moderately prooflike fields. Well struck and impressively preserved. Struck from lightly clashed die

1871-CC 10C Fine 12 PCGS. Creamy lavender-gray patina. LIBERTY is fully legible. A few wispy pinscratches on the lower reverse do not distract. The in

1873 10C Arrows MS65 NGC. First year of issue and an important condition rarity for the advanced type collector. The virtually untoned surfaces are hi

1874 10C Arrows MS62 ANACS. Second year of metric weighed planchets, this 1874 dime has an unmistakable look of originality. Both sides are attractive

1874 10C Arrows MS64 PCGS. A cloudy gray patina covers portions of the lower obverse and reverse on this two-year issue type. It has subdued luster an

1875 10C MS65 PCGS. Sharply defined throughout, the surfaces exude rich, frosted mint luster. Both sides are generally brilliant with occasional fleck

1875 10C MS66 PCGS. Mellow light brown toning that rolls to areas of light blue in places along the rim, mainly on the reverse, covers great luster an

1876-S 10C MS64 Uncertified. Type One Reverse. An exquisitely struck Seated Dime with bold definition on the often softly struck upper left portion of

1877 10C MS66 NGC. Full shimmering brilliance with a sharp strike and no mentionable surface detractions. Far scarcer in top condition than many issue

1877-CC 10C MS65 NGC. Satiny stone-white, virtually mark-free surfaces make this an eye-appealing coin. Shimmering luster on both sides is the icing.

1879 10C MS66 PCGS. An exquisite, delicately toned example whose pearl-gray and creamy-white colors adorn milky, mildly reflective fields. A few small

1880 10C MS65 PCGS. Loads of pearly-white luster exude from this Gem piece. Well struck and minimally marked, this high-grade Barber is sure to please

1882 10C MS64 PCGS. Vivid turquoise, golden-brown, and violet iridescence adorns each side of this carefully preserved near-Gem. The reverse is distra

1883 10C MS66 PCGS. Boldly struck for this sometimes mushy issue, with bright, satiny-white surfaces and a near-absence of contact marks. Population:

1884 10C MS66 PCGS. Fully brilliant with glowing frosty luster covering both the fields and devices. Very well struck and free of any noticeable abras

1885-S 10C XF40 ANACS. A lightly toned example of this popular key date Dime that boasts an original mintage of only 43,690 pieces. Excellent definiti

1886 10C MS64 NGC. Somewhat softly struck on the upper obverse, but with bright satiny luster, untoned centers, and attractive russet patina near the

1888 10C MS66 NGC. A rather deeply toned, satiny Gem that incorporates shades of greenish-gray, burnt-orange, and lilac. The strike and surface qualit

1889 10C MS65 NGC. Mostly stone-white and well struck with minimal marks, it has a small scrape in the field to the right of Liberty's left arm....

1890 10C MS65 PCGS. This is a beautiful coin with abundant luster and great patina. Mixed light reddish-brown and blue tones surround the mostly white

1890 10C MS65 NGC. Well struck with vibrant luster beneath splendid sea-green, mauve, and gray colors. Carefully preserved and clearly original. There

1891 10C MS65 NGC. An impressively smooth example with golden-violet and turquoise toning that is at its lightest in the center of the obverse. Both t

1891 10C MS65 PCGS. A stone-white example of this last-year-of-issue for the type, this piece exhibits much luster and minimal contact marks. A decent

1891 10C MS66 NGC. Fully struck and brilliant with bright mint luster. The surfaces are definitely upper-end with the most noticeable ripples in the f

1863 10C PR66 PCGS. A stunning, well toned Gem with a medium cobalt-blue obverse and a reverse exhibiting light reddish-golden color within the blue.

1863 10C PR64 Cameo PCGS. A boldly struck near-Gem with obvious contrast between the mirrored fields and the frosty devices. Faint olive-gold patina e

1868 10C PR64 PCGS. Sea-green iridescence blankets each side of this Choice proof example. Beneath the toning, the surfaces display their full proof b

1870 10C PR65 PCGS. Bright orange-rose obverse toning yields to turquoise peripheral flashes, while greenish-gray and lilac hues overlay the reverse.

1874 10C Arrows PR65 NGC. A boldly struck Gem example that has blue, gray, and gold color over each side with attractive surfaces. Tiny die lumps (as

1874 10C Arrows PR66 Cameo NGC. Current census data indicates that this premium quality Gem is the highest-graded proof 1874 Arrows dime, with Cameo c

1880 10C PR65 Cameo PCGS. A sparkling cameoed Gem dime that has shimmering, deeply reflective proof fields and snow-white mint frost on the devices, t

1882 10C PR66 Cameo NGC. Fully struck with deep, watery reflectivity in the obverse fields, along with striking cameo contrast. There are a few tiny h

1883 10C PR63 Uncertified. Golden-brown and sea-green colors embrace this crisply struck specimen. Attractively preserved, and a suitable example for