Torex-June 2010

1888. Obverse port. #2. Very Fine-20. Medium heavy toning. A problem free ‘key’ date fifty cents piece.

1888. Obverse port. #2. ICCS Fine-12. Lightly polished. Medium heavy toning.

1894. Very Good-8. A problem-free example.

1899. Extra Fine-40. Brilliant with good remaining luster.

1899. ICCS Very Fine-30. Lightly toned.

1899. ICCS Fine-12. Medium heavy toning.

1900. PCGS graded AU-55. A strongly struck Victorian fifty cents with highly attractive medium heavy toning. Good ‘eye appeal’.

1901. PCGS graded Mint State-63. A strongly struck example with very nice surfaces. Light to medium heavy golden-amber toning, with a few red, purp

1902. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Medium heavy toning, mostly bright at the centers with heavier peripheral toning at the edges. Tied for the second

1902. ICCS Mint State-64. Nice light brown tone.

1904. ICCS Mint State-64. Excellent strike. Medium to heavy toning. Tied for the third finest graded by ICCS.

1904. ICCS Very Fine-30. Light gray toning. An attractive example of the ‘key’ date.

1904. ICCS Very Fine-30. Some evidence of corrosion and cleaning. Medium dark blue and charcoal toning.

1905. Extra Fine-40. Strong strike. Light golden toning. Light hairlines obscured by the attractive toning. A pleasing example of the ‘key’ date

1905. ICCS Fine-15. Medium to heavy toning.

1908. ICCS SPECIMEN-66. Dark purple and ebony toning, with silver-gray showing through. A superb Gem. Tied with one other example for the ‘Finest’

1909. ICCS Mint State-65. The solo ‘Finest’ graded. Very delicate toning over full underlying luster. A superb and amazing example. Excellent str

1911. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Light rainbow toning on the obverse, with deep and rich multi-hued toning on the reverse. A gem example of the one

1913. PCGS graded Very Fine-30. Lightly toned.

1914. ICCS Very Fine-20. Lightly toned.