(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1913 10C MS60 ANACS, Brilliant and sharply struck with good luster and surfaces for the grade; 1915 MS62 ANACS, well struck with a light gold patina a

1914 10C MS66 PCGS.<p>Striations (as produced) are seen in the reverse field of this untoned, essentially unmarked Gem. The obverse is frosty ...

1915-S 10C MS66 PCGS.<p>A satiny Gem with a full strike, there are peripheral hints of gold patina. The surfaces are virtually as pristine as ...

1916 10C Dime MS61 ANACS, subdued luster and a few small marks; 1916 Barber Quarter AU58 ANACS, the obverse exhibits a somewhat muted appearance; and

1916 10C MS65 NGC.<p>Both sides are overlaid in rich lavender-copper patina, through which swirling mint frost radiates at all angles. Sharply...

1892 10C PR63 ANACS.<p>A popular date as the first year of issue. Each side exhibits varying shades of blue, gold, and red color, somewhat dee...

1893 10C PR65 PCGS.<p>A nice cameo effect is presented on the obverse. Colorful reddish-gold and cobalt-blue toning circles the peripheries. ...

1897 10C PR67 PCGS.<p>A gloriously toned proof Barber Dime, with original green-gold patina in the centers that ripens to iridescent shades of...

1898 10C PR67 Cameo NGC.<p>Although not a particularly rare date in an absolute sense, few proof 1898 Dimes have survived with surfaces that a...

1910 10C Dime PR63 PCGS, untoned on the reverse with streaky tan-gray and gold colors on the obverse; 1942 Half Dollar MS65 PCGS, a frosty-white Gem w