The Texas Money Show Auction

Deep dusky gray with smoke brown toning and a little steel blue iridescence (mainly at the perimeter). A nicely preserved example of this desirable Dr

This is the most often encountered of the 1806 draped bust types, with the stem lacking inside the clenched eagle's claw -- it is holding nothin...

Just about as pleasing as these come, with luster in the areas around the devices as well as intruding into the field in areas, only marginal softness

Especially pleasing surfaces with a bit of friction only on the highest waves of hair, Liberty’s cheek and along the neck to the shoulder. Elsewhere,

Some russet brown toning adheres around the stars, date and legends, with areas of weak strike typical for the upper hair waves (at Liberty's br...

Well struck, particularly on the eagle and shield, with choice rim and deep "antique gray" patina that includes areas of russet brown in t...

Typical wear from circulation on the high points of the cheek, cap, hair curls, and front of the drapery, with flat stars all around (this issue rarel

Well toned and attractive.

Overall better than average detail in the hair, cap and drapery, with typical flat stars and some dusky toning on the topmost curls as almost always f

With luster approaching 90% complete, silvery, bright, and a landmark offering for this modest grade and period in American history. Housed in an earl