TOREX February 2008

1864 Twenty Cents VF

1865 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. Strongly lustrous and about 25% red

1872H, ICCS MS-60 Brown

1873, 1876H, 1890, 1894, 1936 and 1944C. Six pieces, VF and EF

1907 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. About 75% red, it is among the ten highest by PCGS

1907 Choice Brown Uncirculated

1913 NGC MS-67 Red. A superbly lustrous piece with beautiful violet and orange toning on full red surface. It is the solo highest graded by NGC

1913 PCGS MS-66 Red. Approaching full red. Only three graded higher by PCGS

1917C ICCS MS-65 Red. About 85% red. It is tied with one other as the highest by ICCS

1917C ICCS MS-64 Red. Over 90% red. It is tied as the third highest by ICCS

1936 ICCS MS-64 Red. About 85% red

1936 Very Choice Brown Uncirculated

1936 Very Choice Brown Uncirculated

1938 ICCS MS-65 Red. Over 90% red. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1938 Choice Red Uncirculated

1940 Doubled Date, VF-EF

1941C PCGS MS-65 Red and Brown. About 65% red. It is the solo highest graded by PCGS

1941C Choice Red and Brown Uncirculated. Very attractive violet and blue toning

1941C Doubled 1941, ICCS EF-45. Plus 1941C ICCS MS-62 Red and Brown and 1942 ICCS MS-60 Brown. Total three pieces

1942 NGC MS-65 Red. Over 90% red. It is the solo highest graded by NGC

1942 PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. About 50% red. It is tied fourth highest by PCGS

1942 ICCS MS-63 Red. About 75% red

1943C PCGS MS-64 Red and Brown. About 35% red. Tied highest by PCGS

1944C PCGS MS-64 Brown. Nice blue and violet toning. It is the solo highest graded by PCGS

1947C PCGS MS-63 Brown

1947C ICCS MS-62 Red. Over 90% red

1873H ICCS VG-10. Pale golden toning

1880 PCGS MS-65. This is a superbly lustrous and near flawless piece with nicely cameoed devices and a very even pale golden toning. It is tied with o

1885 VF. Light golden toning

1885 ICCS F-12. Light gold-gray toning

1885 Fine. Light gold-gray toning

1890 EF. Pale golden toning

1904H ICCS and PCGS MS-65. Attractive pale golden toning. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1904H, AU. Attractive light rim toning

1908 ICCS AU-55. Very attractive toning

1917C PCGS MS-63. Light-medium golden toning with darker blue and violet accents

1917C ICCS EF-45. Plus Nova Scotia Half Cent 1861 ICCS AU-50. Two pieces

1938 PCGS MS-65. Pery pale golden toning. It is tied as the second highest by PCGS

1942C ICCS MS-65. Very attractive light golden amber toning with iridescent blue and violet accents. It is tied as the highest graded by ICCS

1945C PCGS MS-66. Very attractive light golden amber toning with iridescent blue and violet accents. It is tied as the fourth highest by PCGS

1945C PCGS MS-66. Attractive pale golden toning with iridescent blue and violet accents. It is tied as the fourth highest by PCGS

1945C PCGS MS-65. Pale golden toning

1945C, seven CCCS certified pieces, EF-45, AU-50, AU-55, MS-60 two pieces and MS-62 two pieces. Plus 1947C CCCS AU-50. Total eight pieces

1946C ICCS AU-50. A very sharp example of this key date with pale golden toning. Only twelve examples have been graded higher by ICCS

1865 PCGS AU-55. Pale golden toning with light amber accents. Tied eighth highest by PCGS

1865, 1938 and 1945C, all Fine

1873 PCGS AU-58. Attractive medium blue and magenta toning. It is tied with one other as the highest graded by PCGS

1894 Obverse 3 ICCS EF-40. Light-medium gray toning with amber accents

1894 Obverse, VF-EF. Medium toning

1896 ICCS EF-45. Very pale golden toning. Tied as the seventh highest by ICCS