The Austin Coin and Currency Show

A couple points sharper but there is a scratch on the cheek and neck and micro-roughness on the surfaces. Glossy light brown and deeper steel with rim

Glossy olive and light steel in a very subtle wood grain like pattern on the obverse, with microscopic porosity visible under a glass. The notable mar

Previously cleaned and now toned chocoalte and olive browns with various scattered marks and rim bumps on both sides. Well worn with partial wreath an

Well worn, the obverse is FR2 sharpness while the reverse is Basal state and worn smooth. Chocolate and dark browns with most of the portrait and fain

VG10 sharpness but corroded with scattered pits and granularity across the surfaces. Dark chocolate and steel browns. EDS. Despite the surface issues,

A point sharper but there is light roughness across the surfaces and several wavy marks on the upper left obverse and lower left reverse. There are al

XF sharpness but there is uniform microgranularity covering the surfaces as well as traces of old verdigris giving a jade and deep olive patina. The o

VF25 sharpness with fine pitting scattered on either side as well as spots of reddish verdigris, the latter most notable at LI in LIBERTY. Semi-glossy

Fine sharpness but there are several rim dents on both sides and spots of microporosity scattered across the surfaces. There are also a few wispy pin

VG10 sharpness but light corrosion and pits are scattered across both sides. The are a couple tiny pin point digs on the cap, shoulder, atop the ribbo