October 2008 Torex

1920 ICCS MS-65 Red. About 90% red, it is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1920 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 95% red

1920 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 90% red

1920 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 85% red

1920 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 85% red

1920 ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown, 1935 ANACS MS-63 Red and Brown, 1952 NGC MS-66 Red and Brown and 1966 ICCS MS-65 Red. Total four pieces

1921 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 80% ted. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1921 ICCS MS-63 Red. About 75% red

1921 ICCS MS-63 Red & Brown. About 35% red

1922 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. Over 50% red, it is tied as the fifth highest graded by PCGS

1922 ICCS MS-62 Lustrous Brown

1922 ICCS AU-55 and 1923 ICCS AU-50

1923 PCGS MS-65 Brown. A fully struck and strongly lustreous piece with nice red accents. It is the second highest graded by PCGS with only a 65 Red a

1923 ICCS MS-60 Trace Red

1923 three pieces, one of them ICCS EF-45, and the other two ICCS F-15

1923 two pieces, and 1922. Total three pieces, all of them VF-EF or better

1924 ICCS MS-64 Red. A fully struck and strongly lustrous piece that is about 90% red. It is tied highest by ICCS

1924 ICCS MS-63 Red & Brown. About 65% red

1924 ICCS MS-62 Trace Red

1925 ICCS MS-64 Red. A fully struck and strongly lustrous piece that is about 90% red. It is tied third by ICCS

1925 ICCS MS-63 Red & Brown. About 30% red

1926 ICCS MS-64 Red. A fully struck and strongly lustrous piece that is about 90% red. It is tied second by ICCS

1926 ICCS MS-63 Red & Brown. About 50% red

1926 and 1932, both ICCS MS-60 Trace Red

1926 ICCS MS-60 Brown and 1930 ICCS MS-60 Lustrous Brown. Two pieces

1927 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 85% red that is beautifully toned in iridescent magentas, greens and ambers. It is tied as the fifth highest by ICCS

1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1932, 1933. Six pieces, Brown Uncirculated to Choice Red Uncirculated

1928 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 90% red, it is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1928 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 90% red, it is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1928 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown about 60% red and 1929 PCGS MS-64 Brown. Two pieces

1929 ICCS and PCGS MS-64 Red. A near full red example that is tied as the ninth highest by ICCS

1929 ICCS MS-64 Red. A deep mahogany that is about 65% red. It is tied as the ninth highest by ICCS

1929 ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown. Plus 1930 and 1936, both ICCS MS-62 Red and Brown. Total three pieces

1930 ICCS MS-64 Red and Brown. A strongly lustrous piece with near flawless surfaces that are about 30% red. It is tied as the second highest graded b

1930 ICCS MS-62 Lustrous Brown

1931 ICCS MS-63 Red. About 80% red

1931 PCGS MS-63 Red and Brown, 1933 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown and 1940 PCGS MS-64 Red

1933 ICCS MS-65 Red. This is a fully struck and strongly lustrous piece with rather flawless surfaces that are about 95% red. It is tied as the highes

1933 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 85% red

1934 PCGS MS-66 Red. Over 95% red, it is tied with one as the highest graded by PCGS

1934 ICCS MS-65 Red. About 80% red, it is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1935 ICCS MS-65 Red. Over 95% red, it is tied as the second highest graded by ICCS

1935 ICCS MS-65 Red. Over 95% red, it is tied as the second highest graded by ICCS

1935 ICCS MS-65 Red. Over 95% red, it is tied as the second highest graded by ICCS

1935 and 1936. Two pieces, both ICCS MS-64 Red and both over 95% red

1936 Pittman ICCS MS-65 Red. A near full red piece that is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1936 Pittman ICCS MS-65 Red. A near full red piece that is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1936 Pittman and 1946. Two pieces, both ICCS MS-64 Red and both over 90% red

1936, 1937, 1938 and 1949 A Off Denticle, all ICCS MS-64 Red and all over 90% red

1937 PCGS MS-66. About 95% red, it is tied with one as the highest graded by PCGS