📋 What was this drill?

Drill: Dense table: build a 12-column data table (monetary values, IDs, timestamps) at 13px text, 10px cell padding, no gridlines, right-aligned numbers. Target: Tufte data-ink ratio.

Interpretation: Built as a rare-coin auction evening-session register (20 lots, U.S. coinage): hammer/premium/realized with derived 17.5% BP reconciliation, PCGS cert + census columns, close timestamps with OT overtime flags retesting the reserved-slot suffix rule. Cool paper #f7f8f9, Inter + JetBrains Mono tnum, single indigo accent contracted to interactive/selected/on-block only, statuses as 3px inset stripes — Linear/Sentry ops-console lineage on a light surface.

Meridian Rare Coins · New York

Autumn Select Sale — Evening Session Ledger

20 lots · U.S. coinage 1793–1930 · Room 3, 57th & Madison·Nov 14
NOW 20:14:36 ET
Lot 1118 on the block — Saint-Gaudens $20 · 1907 High Relief · est. $26,000–30,000
est. session close 21:05 ET
Lot↕ Cert Coin / description Grade Pop Est Lo↕ Est Hi Hammer↕ Prem Realized↕ Close↕ Status
★ CAC — CAC-verified (quality seal) · pop — in grade / finer, PCGS census · BP — buyer's premium 17.5% of hammer · OT — overtime, lot closed under extended bidding · FB / FH / DMPL — full bands / full head / deep-mirror prooflike. Estimates and hammer are integers by convention; premium and realized carry exact cents.