Torex-June 2010

1886. Obverse port. #5. Long Bough Ends. Designated a 6/3 variety, (should be a 6/7). Strong strike. ICCS AU-58. Light to medium heavy toning.

1886. Obverse port. #5. Long Bough Ends. Designated a 6/3 variety, (should be a 6/7). ICCS FINE-12. Medium toning.

1887. ICCS Very Fine-30. Lightly toned.

1887. PCGS graded Very Fine-20. Medium heavy toning.

1888. ICCS Mint State-64. Fully brilliant and lustrous with deeply reflective fields and a cameo contrast.

1888. ICCS Extra Fine-40. Medium heavy toning.

1888. ICCS Extra Fine-40. Lightly toned.

1890-H. ICCS AU-50. Attractive medium heavy toning.

1890-H. PCGS graded Very Fine-35. Medium heavy gray toning. Weakly struck.

1890-H. Brilliant, with traces of light toning; 1892. Light toning. Both ICCS Very Fine-20.

1891. PCGS graded Mint State-66. An impressive premium Gem. Tan-orange, silver-gray and green-gold toning on obverse and reverse. One of two examp

1892. Both ICCS and PCGS graded Mint State-63. A fully brilliant and lustrous example.

1892. PCGS graded AU-53. Medium gray toning. Well struck.

1892. PCGS graded Extra Fine-45. Medium to heavy toning. Strong strike and near full detail in the hair.

1892. ICCS Extra Fine-40. Lightly toned.

1894. PCGS graded Mint State-66. Great strike. Superb fields. Excellent eye appealing, medium heavy toning. Tied with two other examples for the

1899. ICCS Mint State-64. ‘P.Q.’ golden and pink toning.

1899. ICCS AU-58.

1899. 1900. Both ICCS Fine-12; 1910. ICCS Fine-15; 1930. ICCS Very Fine-30; 1936. ICCS Extra Fine-40, (2 pcs.). Lot of six (6) brilliant or li

1900. PCGS graded Mint State-65. Medium heavy even toning, over underlying bloom. A strongly struck Victorian twenty-five cents.