Torex October 2006

1964 ICCS PL-65 Ultra Heavy Cameo. Plus 1963 and 1966, both ICCS PL-66 Heavy Cameo, 1967 ICCS SP-65 Heavy Cameo, 1969 and 1973 both ICCS PL-65 Cameo a

1964 ICCS MS-65 Heavy Cameo. Untoned

1968 Silver ICCS PL-64 Cameo. Untoned, it is tied with four as the third highest by ICCS

1975 ICG SP-69. Plus 1984, 1986 and 1987, all ICG PR-69 DCam

1981 and 1987. Two pieces, both ICCS PF-68 Ultra Heavy Cameo

1991, 1992 and 1993. Three pieces, all ICCS PF-68 Ultra Heavy Cameo

1992 ICCS MS-67, Numismatic BU. Plus 25 Cents 1992 Caribou ICCS MS-66 Numismatic BU

1995, 1999 Silver and 2001 Silver, all ICCS PF-68 Ultra Heavy Cameo

1999P NGC MS-67

1858 PCGS MS-64. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and rather flawless surfaces that are very attractively toned in light-medium olives a

1858 ICG MS-61. A slightly softly struck example with nicely lustrous surfaces that are attractively toned in light golden tans with darker blues towa

1858 PCGS AU-58. A very sharp and near fully lustrous piece with attractive toning in medium blues, mauves and ambers

1858 ICCS AU-50. This is a very sharp piece with light golden toning with blues toward the rims

1858 ICCS VF-30. Light-medium toning

1858 CCCS VF-20, Cleaned, Scratches. Lightly toned with four long scratches on the reverse

1858, Fine. Light-medium mauve toning

1858 CCCS F-12, Cleaned. Plus 25 Cents 1886 Obverse 5, Long Stem Ends CCCS VG-10. Total two lightly toned pieces

1858 and 25 Cents 1870 Obverse 1, 0 Over 0 and 1880H Narrow 0, all CCCS VG-8. Total three lightly toned pieces, the 1858 with some darker accents

1870 Obverse 1 ICCS EF-40. Considerable remaining lustre and pale golden toning

1870 Obverse 1 CCCS EF-40. Considerable remaining lustre and light-medium toning