Torex October 2006

1908 ICCS MS-62. Light-medium golden olive toning. Only ten examples graded higher by ICCS

1908 ICCS AU-58. A virtually fully lustrous and near untoned piece

1912 ICCS MS-63. A strongly lustrous piece with pale golden toning

1917C PCGS MS-63. A fully struck and nicely lustrous piece with toning in light to medium golds, ambers and russets. It is tied seventh highest by PCG

1917C PCGS MS-62. A fully struck and nicely lustrous piece with light golden toning with slightly darker ambers and blues toward the rims

1929 PCGS MS-63. A strongly lustrous example with pale golden toning

1941C PCGS MS-64. Pale golden toning

1941C PCGS MS-64. Pale golden toning

1941C ICCS MS-60 and 1943C ICCS MS-62. Plus Ten Cents 1941C ICCS MS-60 and Fifty Cents 1911 and 1917C, both ICCS VF-30. Total five pieces

1942C ICCS MS-65. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and an attractive light-medium orange amber toning. It is tied highest graded by ICCS

1944C PCGS MS-65. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and rather flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light golds. It is tied w

1944C PCGS MS-63. Pale golden toning

1945C PCGS MS-66. This is a fully struck and superbly lustrous piece with virtually flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light-medium gold

1945C PCGS MS-66. This is a fully struck piece with great lustre and near flawless surfaces that are attractively toned in light-medium golden mauves.

1945C PCGS MS-65. Fully struck with great lustre and pale golden toning

1945C PCGS MS-65. Fully struck with great lustre and near untoned

1945C ICCS MS-64. Pale golden toning

1947C PCGS MS-63. Fully struck with great lustre and near untoned

1865 ICCS EF-40. This is a sharp example with light golden toning

1876H, VG-Fine. Pale golden toning