October 2008 Torex

1947 ICCS MS-64 Cameo. Pale toned

1947 Maple Leaf ICCS SP-65. Near untoned, it is tied as the second highest graded by ICCS

1947 Maple Leaf near untoned and 1949 pale golden toned, both ICCS MS-65

1947 Maple Leaf and 1952. two very pale toned pieces, both ICCS MS-65

1947 Maple Leaf, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1953 No Shoulder Fold, 1969 Small Date and 1970. Seven pale to lightly toned pieces, all ICCS MS-64

1948 Gem Specimen with the PCGS SP-65 certificate from which it was cracked. Very pale toned

1948 ICCS MS-65. A near untoned piece that is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1948 ICCS MS-64. Attractively toned in light-medium olives, magentas and blues

1948 ICCS MS-64. Near untoned

1950 ICCS MS-65. Light golden rim toning, it is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1951 ICCS SP-65. Very pale golden toning, it is tied as the second highest graded by ICCS

1951 ICCS MS-65. Near untoned, it is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1951 Pittman ICCS MS-65 in an NGC MS-66 holder. Near untoned, it is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1951 pale toned and 1953 No Shoulder Fold, beautiful light toning. Two pieces, both ICCS MS-65

1952 ICCS MS-65. Light-medium toning, it is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1952 two near untoned pieces, both ICCS MS-65 and tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1952 two near untoned pieces, both ICCS MS-65 and tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1952 three pieces, one with a light-medium toned obverse, the other two pale toned, all ICCS MS-65. They are tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1952 light golden toning and 1953 No Shoulder Fold light-medium toning, both ICCS MS-65

1953 No Shoulder Fold to 1983, a date run of thirty-six pieces with varieties, all Uncirculated or from Mint sets