The Texas Numismatic Association Sale

Attractive chocolate and light steel browns. The only notable mark is a rim bruise over ES in STATES. Smooth, glossy surfaces. LDS(c). Our grade is VF

Frosty tan and light brown with a puff of lighter golden brown at star 12. No defects. Sharply struck MDS with the usual cud break over star 8. A nice

Five points sharper but nicely retoned frosty light golden olive. The only mark is a tiny struck-through line nestled between star 2 and the dentils.

Attractive light brown and light olive with a few puffs of reddish chocolate on both sides. Only the most trivial of marks, a tiny rim nick over star

Five points sharper but there is a cluster of minor, dull nicks under star 5. Glossy medium brown and chocolate with darker olive brown spots scattere

Attractive light to medium browns. Looks mint state but there is a touch of wear on the highest points of the devices. The best identifying marks are

10 points sharper but lightly smoothed, more so on the obverse than the reverse, and now medium to dark chocolate brown surfaces with bluish steel ton

Mottled mix of dark olive and chocolate browns. There is a dull nick on the chin and another on the rim right of star 9. Smooth, glossy surfaces. MDS(

10 points sharper but there are traces of minor verdigris in some fields and protected areas, and a few dark spots on the central reverse around O in

Near UNC sharpness with a few too many light nicks scattered abotu for a higher grade. None are distracting and the eeye appeal is excellent. Lustrous