Torex-June 2010

1948. Extra Fine-45. Brilliant and lustrous.

1948. ICCS Extra Fine-45. Medium heavy toning.

1949. ICCS Mint State-67. Even medium heavy gray and light blue toning. In the top ten ‘Finest’ graded by ICCS.

1949. PCGS graded Mint State-67. Medium light blue and amber toning over near perfect fields. Ex. Pittman collection.

1949. ICCS Mint State-66. A brilliant gem dollar.

1949. ICCS Mint State-66.

1949. ICCS Mint State-65. A brilliant gem.

1949. ICCS Mint State-64. Lot of five (5) very choice mint state examples. All brilliant.

1949. ICCS Mint State-64. Lot of six (6) very choice mint state examples. All brilliant.

1949. ICCS Mint State-64, (4 pcs.); ICCS Mint State-63, (1 pc.). Lot of five (5) dollars, all brilliant or lightly toned.

1949. CCCS graded Mint State-64. Medium toning; 1939. ICCS Mint State-63. Brilliant; 1964. CCCS graded Mint State-64. Medium toning; 1967. ICCS

1949. Mint State-63; 1950. MS-60; 1950. EF-45; 1950, Short W.L. EF-40; 1950, Arn. VF-30; 1950, Arn. CH AU-55. Lot of six (6) brilliant dollars.

1949. ICCS AU-55; 1950. Short Water Lines. ICCS Extra Fine-45; 1952. Designated a ‘Missing Bottom Waterline’ variety. The Charlton catalogue, pag

DOLLAR Lot. 1949. EF-40, (3 pcs.); 1950. EF-45; 1950, Arnprior. VF-20; 1951. VF-30, (1 pc.); EF-40, (6 pcs.); 1952. W.L., VF-20, (1 pc.); EF-40

1949. 1950 SWL. Designated the ‘missing rays’ variety. Both ICCS Mint State-63. Both brilliant.

1949. ICCS Mint State-63. ‘J.O.P.’ counter stamp on reverse. Attractive medium blue toning. The counter stamp is within a rectangular box with the

1950. ICCS Mint State-67. Traces of light purple toning on the obverse with a near fully brilliant reverse. Another outstanding Gem, tied for the ‘

1950. ICCS Mint State-66. White with near flawless fields.

1950. CH-#1950 Rev-004. ICCS Mint State-66. Brilliant.

1950. CH #1950 Rev-007. ICCS Mint State-65.