The Texas Money Show Auction

(part of the former Czechoslovakia), all Gem Crisp Uncirculated. Includes a 1 Krone and 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 Kronen notes, each a different color

(part of the former Czechoslovakia), all Gem Crisp Uncirculated. Includes a 1 Krone and 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 Kronen notes, each a different color

Treated with acid to effect a semblence of copper-red luster; not overly attractive and well off the PCG MS64 grade level. Inspection recommended.

(PCI graded Mint State 65. Red and Brown.) Graded by the obverse only as the reverse is very indistinct due to the strike-thru.

Clear definition on the portrait, LIBERTY, a full date, etc. The dark black patina of the field yields to lighter medium brown on the rubbed high poin

The host coin is a Matron Head Large Cent in poor condition, but the counter stamp is heavily impressed and was done with a gang punch. Be sure to lo

Choice Very Fine, holed at top. Be sure to look for the other example (on an undated Matron Head Cent) also offered in this sale.

(PCI graded About Uncirculated 50.) Minor planchet indent effect at lower right rim.

Lustrous with natural toning. The Act of February 21, 1857 provided for the coinage of a new copper-nickel small cent. It also called for Spanish and

First year of issue and a desirable one-year design. Lustrous, shaper than average in detail, and spot-free.

A one-year Type that has an unadorned laurel wreath on the reverse. Cleaned.

Cleaned.

A fully lustrous Gem of this elusive issue, scarcest copper-nickel date in the short span that ran from 1859 to 1864.

Cleaned.

Pleasing color and surfaces, although cleaned at one time.

1864 CN 1c ANACS AU58

Rim damaged, cleaned.

Popular early style and the first instance of the mint including the designer's initial "L" on the ribbon. Although no exact mintage f...

1865 1c PCGS MS64RB

Exceptional surfaces and a sharp strike combine to give this an advantage over lesser 1867 Indian cents. Housed in early style NGC holder.