TOREX February 2008

Fort Vancouver 1925 NGC MS-65

Vermont 1927 PCGS MS-65

Wisconsin 1936 NGC MS-67

1846, VG, repaired

1877-S, VF-EF

1878-CC, Uncirculated

1879-S Third Reverse ANACS MS-66 PL

1879-S Third Reverse, two pieces, and 1880-O, all Uncirculated, the two ’79s PL

1879-S, 1881-S, 1886, 1887, 1922, 1923, 1924 and 1925, all Uncirculated to Choice Uncirculated

1881 ANACS MS-64 DMPL

1881-S ANACS MS-65 DMPL

1882-S PCGS MS-66 PL

1883-CC Uncirculated

1883-CC Uncirculated

1884 NGC MS-66

1884-CC Uncirculated

1884-CC Uncirculated

1885 ANACS MS-65 DMPL

1885 PCGS MS-65

1885-CC Uncirculated

1885-O PCGS MS-65 DMPL

1885-S AU-Uncirculated

1886-S Uncirculated

1888-S Uncirculated

1888-S, EF and 1902-O, Uncirculated. Two pieces

1889-O Uncirculated

1889, 1890, 1892, 1898 and 1904, all AU

1894-O, AU

1894-S Uncirculated

1897-S, 1901-O and 1921-S, all Uncirculated. Plus 1897-O, AU. Total four pieces

1901, AU-Uncirculated

1901-O ANACS MS-65 DMPL

1902-O NGC MS-65

1902-S, AU

1903-O Uncirculated

1927 Choice Uncirculated

1934-S, EF

1861 Half Cent, PCGS AU-58. A very sharp example with light hairlining

1864 One Cent Short 6 ICCS MS-62 Trace Red. Attractive red accents

1862 Five Cents ICCS EF-40. Attractive light golden rim toning

1864 Five Cents Small 6 Norweb ICCS/PCGS MS-64. Light-medium golden mauve toning with iridescent golds and blues. It is the only mintstate example of

1864 Five Cents Large 6, ICCS EF-40. Attractive light golden mauve rim toning

1864 Ten Cents ICCS AU-50. Attractive pale golden toning. It is tied as the eighth highest by ICCS

1864 Ten Cents ICCS AU-50. Attractive pale golden toning. It is tied as the eighth highest by ICCS

1862 Twenty Cents ICCS MS-66. Beautifully toned in light golden mauves offering Great Eye Appeal. It is tied with one other as the highest graded exam

1862 Twenty Cents ICCS EF-40

1864 Twenty Cents ICCS EF-40

1864 Twenty Cents ICCS VF-30

1864 Twenty Cents VF-EF

1862 Twenty Cents VF-EF, lightly cleaned