The Texas Numismatic Association Show

Glossy medium brown blending to olive in protected areas. Smooth with a few small nicks on the cheek. LDS, die state c. Our grade is VF30. 6138165

Lustrous mint red fading to light bluish steel brown with at least two-thirds of both sides showing mellowed mint color. Satiny and essentially flawl

Glossy steel brown and light chocolate; the obverse delicately woodgrained. Smooth and void of notable marks. M-LDS, die state b late, with a die cr

Glossy brown and light chocolate. Smooth with minor marks including a tiny rim nick at star 9 and a rim bruise at the M in AMERICA. E-MDS, die state

Attractive glossy light brown with frost in protected areas. Smooth with trivial marks including a nick over star 10. MDS, die state b, with cracks a

Glossy medium brown. Smooth and very attractive. A pair of tiny pin pricks under the wreath ribbon are the only notable marks. MDS, die state c, be

A sharply struck cent that never saw circulation but there is a spot of powdery verdigris at LI, and that spot has been lightly scratched to remove mo

Glossy light to medium brown. Very attractive with just a touch of rub on the highpoints. The only notable mark is a rim nick at IC in AMERICA. EDS

Frosty tan and olive with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. A tiny rim nick left of star 4 is the best identifying mark. EDS, die state a

Glossy medium brown fading to chocolate in protected areas. Smooth with no notable marks. EDS, die state a. The die lines at the dentils over star