JR-12. Medium 10c. Very attractive with choice original toned surfaces that retain considerable underlying luster. The strike is very sharp and there is just the very slightest ‘rub’ on the high points of the design.

LM-1. A sharp and even strike with bright lustrous surfaces. A touch of high-point rub keeps this out of a mid mint state holder.

LM-2. A choice original coin with light golden toning and wonderful eye appeal. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are outstanding for the grade.

A lustrous and beautifully original coin displaying bold strike detail, especially in Liberty’s intricate curls and the eagle’s shield and talons. Attractive peripheral toning, with shades of blue and golden-brown along the rims, frame silvery, frosty centers. Well preserved for the grade, this piece offers strong cartwheel luster and a clean appearance.

C-1. Lustrous light brown surfaces with just a touch of rub.

Well detailed with just a touch of friction on the high points of the design. The surfaces are an attractive medium brown with a faint golden-red hue and considerable mint luster.

Lustrous silver-white surfaces and a strong strike. There are minimal marks, consistent with the grade, and none are heavy or distracting from this coins excellent eye appeal.

Sharply struck and visually appealing with smooth, frosty luster beneath a halo of attractive peripheral toning in gold, rose, and blue hues on the obverse. The reverse is brilliant white. Minor contact marks are present but unobtrusive, aligning well with the assigned MS-63 grade.

Overton-117. Small 0. Very close to mint state with lustrous silver-gray surfaces that are accented by a touch of gold. The strike is sharp and even and the eye appeal is excellent.