2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1909-S 1C--Corroded, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. The light and milky brown color does not appear natural. Faintly porous, but LIBERTY is cle

1909-S 1C MS62 Brown ANACS. Deep golden-brown and lilac patina. A nicely struck representative with good luster and immaculate surfaces. A low mintage

1909-S 1C MS64 Red and Brown NGC. A final-year key from the San Francisco Mint, this is a mostly lustrous survivor whose otherwise orange-gold surface

1859 1C PR63 PCGS. A razor-sharp Cent that has dusky tan patina and a few miniscule planchet flaws, as made. A faint pinscratch in the field below the

1859 1C PR65 NGC. The popularity of this issue stems from several factors. First, the 1859 is the premier issue in the long-lived and widely collected

1859 1C PR65 PCGS. A second offering of this rare and worthwhile proof type coin. Fully struck, as one would expect for a proof, the fields are deeply

1860 1C PR64 PCGS. The fields are moderately reflective and each side has even gray-golden coloration. A scarce and popular type, this being the first

1862 1C PR65 PCGS. This is a simply gorgeous Gem with variegated salmon-pink, lilac, and honey-tan colors. Both sides are fully impressed, and modest,

1862 1C PR65 PCGS. Another Gem proof example of this popular Copper-Nickel issue. The fields are especially bright and the surfaces exhibit rich reddi

1862 1C PR66 NGC. We do not know exactly how many proof Indian Cents emerged from the presses at the Philadelphia Mint in 1862, but a total of 550 coi