The Texas Money Show Auction

Silver satin surfaces, quite lustrous in appearance giving it an almost gem-quality look of originality. Excellent detail with perhaps minor weakness

In PCI grading holder, this variety has the mintmark within the wreath. Lustrous with original light toning. Well struck on the wreath, including the

Graded by PCI, this is a nicely struck though heavily toned specimen of the later Stars Obverse design, which ran from 1840 to 1860 in the seated dime

Warm golden amber toning is deepest around the legends on this well struck, satin-frosted first year Barber dime. A gem.

Plenty of luster for the quality minded buyer is visible underneath deep shades of original toning.

Another outstanding Barber dime whose near-gem quality surfaces reside under medium to deep gray with russet brown toning.

Clean as a whistle, as one would expect from the grade; however, what really sets this coin apart from others is its pleasing cartwheel luster that ro

As in others from this old-time consignment, a very choice, well struck Barber dime reveling in natural “antique silver” shades of color. The devices

Lightly toned; a few faint hairlines. Housed in PCI MS64 holder.

In Numistrust holder, a low-end specimen just barely making Mint State, somewhat gray and dulled but sharp nonetheless for this Denver issue.