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

No lot. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250 lots per hour. On some occasions eBay Live bid software or the Int

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