Torex October 2006

One Cent 1871 ICCS MS-63 Red and Brown. Slightly softly struck on the reverse, but with fully struck obverse beads. It is about 40% red

1858 ICCS VF-30. Light-medium toning

1858, 1880H Obverse 1 and 1903H, all CCCS F-15. Three pale to light-medium toned pieces

1870 Wide 0 CCCS EF-40. Remaining lustre in the protected areas, light toning

1870 Wide 0 CCCS VF-20 Harshly Cleaned, medium-darkly toned obverse and 1870 Narrow 0 CCCS VF-20 Cleaned, pale toning. Plus 1872H CCCS VG-10, Small Cl

1870 Narrow 0 ICCS AU-50. A sharp, pale golden toned piece with much remaining lustre

1871 ICCS VF-30. A sharp piece with considerable remaining lustre and attractive light toning. There are two significant rim cuds from a failed collar

1871 ICCS VF-30, Scratches. A sharp piece with considerable remaining lustre and light-medium toning. The letters PP scratched into Victoria’s neck. P

1871H CCCS VF-30. Medium-dark toning

1874H ICCS MS-64. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that have a pale golden toning with light amber rim accent

1874H ICCS and PCGS MS-63. This is a fully struck and strongly lustrous pale golden toned piece. It is tied as the seventh highest by ICCS

1874H CCCS VF-30 and 1888 CCCS VF-20. Two lightly toned pieces

1875H CCCS VG-10. Light golden toning

1875H ICCS G-6, Planchet Flaw. A lightly toned piece with a delamination on the obverse

1880H Obverse 1 ICCS MS-62. A fully struck and nicely lustrous pale golden toned piece

1880H Obverse 2 ICCS EF-40. A light golden toned example of the scarcer obverse variety

1882H CCCS EF-40. Light gray toning

1883H ANACS VF-35. Lightly toned

1884 CCCS VG-8. Lightly toned

1884 PCGS VG-8. Medium toning