TOREX February 2008

1899 Regular 99, EF. Medium-dark toned

1899 Hooked 99, ICCS F-15. Lightly toned

1900 ICCS EF-40. Amber rim toning

1900 ICCS EF-40. Lightly toned

1900 and 1904H, both VF. Pale toned

1904H ICCS EF-40. Very pale toned

1917C Uncirculated. Light-medium toned

1917C AU-Uncirculated. Lightly toned

1917C AU-Uncirculated. Pale toned

1917C and 1919C. Two pale to lightly toned pieces, both EF-AU.

1919C PCGS MS-64. This piece has great lustre and an attractive pale golden toning. It is tied with two others as the third highest by PCGS

1870 two pieces, 1874, 1882H and 1909. Five pieces, all F-VF or better and all with problems

1873 ICCS VF-30. Light golden toning

1874 ICCS VF-30. Pale toning

1874 ICCS VF-20. Lightly toned

1874 ICCS VF-20. Lightly toned

1874 VF. Lightly toned

1876H, VF. Light gold-gray toning

1880 ICCS AU-55. A very sharp piece with pale golden toning, it is the solo fourth highest by ICCS

1881 PCGS MS-63. Very pale golden toning. It is the second highest graded of only four mintstate examples certified by PCGS

1881 ICCS VF-20 and 1904H ICCS VF-30. The 1881 lightly toned, the 1904H pale

1881, VF. Light golden gray toning

1882H PCGS SP-62. A rare Specimen strike with light-medium golden gray toning with iridescent amber and violet overtones. It is one of only nine Speci

1882H ICCS MS-63. Great lustre and an attractive light golden toning. It is tied with two other examples as the second highest graded by ICCS

1882H PCGS AU-50. Attractively toned in light blue-gray and gold

1885, VF. Light golden gray toning

1894 ANACS AU-50. Light golden toning

1894 PCGS EF-40. Pale toning

1894, VF-EF. Lightly toned

1894 and 1898 Large W Obverse 1. Two lightly toned pieces, both F-VF

1896 Small W, VF-EF. Light toning

1896 Obverse 1, Large W ICCS EF-45. Pale toned. Tied sixth highest of all varieties of the date

1898 Obverse 1, Large W and 1899 Wide 99. Two lightly toned pieces, both VF

1898 Obverse 1, Large W, 1899 Wide 99 and 1904H. Three pale to light-medium toned pieces, all VF

1899 Narrow 99, VF-EF. Light toning

1899 Narrow 99, 1904H and 1909. Three lightly toned pieces, all VF

1900 ICCS AU-58. Attractive light golden mauve toning. It is tied eighth highest graded by ICCS

1900 ICCS VF-30. Attractive rim toning

1900 medium-dark toned, 1904H pale toned and 1909 lightly toned. Three pieces, all VF-EF.

1904H ICCS MS-62; Corrosion. Great lustre and attractive pale golden toning. There is some pitting in the obverse field

1904H AU-Uncirculated. Pale gold toning

1904H AU-Uncirculated. Pale gold toning

1904H, AU-Uncircutated. Pale gold toning

1907 AU. Pale golden toning

1907 AU. Very pale golden toning

1908 AU-Uncircutated. Pale gold toning

1908 AU-Uncirculated. Pale gold toning

1908 PCGS AU-50. Lightly toned

1908 AU. Very pale golden toning

1908 and 1911, both pale toned EF

1908 ICCS EF-40. Pale toned

1909 AU-Uncirculated. Lightly toned

1909 AU-Uncircutated. Pale toned

1909 AU-Uncircutated, corrosion and 1909 AU Cleaned. Two pale golden toned pieces

1909 AU. Light golden toning

1911 AU-Uncirculated. Pale golden toned

1917C Uncirculated. Pale golden toned

1917C AU-Uncirculated. Pale golden toned

1917C AU-Uncirculated. Pale golden toned

1918C PCGS MS-64. Attractive light golden amber toning. It is tied sixth highest graded by PCGS

1918C ICCS MS-63. Light golden toning

1918C NGC MS-63. Light golden toning

1918C ICCS AU-55. Pale golden toning

1918C AU-Uncirculated. Pale toned

1919C AU. Pale golden toned

Half Cent 1861, PCGS SP-65 Red and Brown. Great lustre and over 80% red. A rare Specimen strike, it is tied third highest graded by PCGS

Half Cent 1861 Uncirculated, traces of Red

Half Cent 1861, AU. Plus Cent 1861 Large Bud, EF and New Brunswick Cent 1861 Short 6, EF

Half Cent 1861 and 1864, both ICCS MS-60 Brown, the 1861 with Corrosion noted

Half Cent 1861 and 1864 two pieces. Plus Cent 1861 two pieces. New Brunswick Cent 1864 and Prince Edward Island Cent 1871. Seven pieces, VF or better

Half Cent 1861 two pieces and 1864. Plus One Cent 1864 two pieces. New Brunswick One Cent 1861 and 1864 and Prince Edward Island One Cent 1871. Total

Half Cent 1864 Red & Brown Uncirculated. An attractive mahogany, about 40% red

One Cent 1861 Large Bud PCGS MS-65 Red and Brown. Great lustre and over 80% red. It is tied as the third highest graded by PCGS

One Cent 1862, VF. A rather sharp piece with a rim bump

One Cent 1862, VG+, scratches

1858 to 1920 in a capital holder. The 1858, 1859 Double Punched #1, 1859 Wide 9 Over 8 and 1891 Small Sate Small Leaves are EF or better, the 1859 Dou

1858 PCGS MS-63 Brown. A nicely lustrous piece with traces of remaining red

1858 ICCS AU-50. A very sharp example

1858 EF with Digs. A few punch marks

1858 ICCS VF-20. A nice example

1858 VF. A nice example

1858 VF. A nice example

1858 VF. A nice example

1858 VF. A nice example

1858 VF, Looks once dipped

1858. Five pieces, all VG and better and all with problems, such as cleaned or corrosion

1858 ICCS VG-8 and 1907H ICCS VF-30; Corrosion. Two certified pieces

1859 Wide 9 Over 8, ICCS MS-63 Red. A nicely lustrous example that is about 70% red. It is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1859 Wide 9 Over 8, ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown. A nicely lustrous example that is about 60% red. It is tied as the fourth highest graded by ICCS

1859 Wide 9 Over 8, ICCS MS-62 Red and Brown. A nice example that is about 60% red

1859 Wide 9 Over 8, VF-EF

1859 Wide 9 Over 8, VF-EF

1859 Wide 9 Over 8, VF

1859 Wide 9 Over 8. Three pieces VG to F

1859 Wide 9 Over 8. Four pieces, VG to EF, and either cleaned or scratched

1859 Narrow 9 ICCS MS-64 Red. A strongly lustrous piece that is about 80% red

1859 Narrow 9 Low 9, 1882H Obverse 1 F-VF, 1888, 1896, 1898H VF, 1901, 1906, 1909 and 1913. nine pieces, all EF or better, except as noted

1859 Narrow 9, 1887, 1888, 1897, 1898H, 1899, 1908, 1910, 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1918. Twelve pieces, all of them EF

1859 Double Punched #1, ANACS EF-40. A nice sharp VF example

1859 Double Punched #1, A VG-Fine example with a small bend, housed in a PCI VF-20 holder