2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 1

1910 1C PR65 Red PCGS. Orange and olive colors. A razor-sharp Gem that has a few very small toning spots. Heavy die polish lines (as struck) cross the

1912 1C PR65 Brown NGC. Gorgeous iridescent mauve and turtle-green patina. Well struck and immaculately preserved. Just 2,146 pieces were issued. Popu

1912 1C PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. The obverse approaches the full Red designation, while the reverse has swirls of deep steel-blue color. A well struck

1916 1C PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. A wonderful example of this matte proof issue. Subtle tan-red fields provide the perfect foil for the sharp strike wi

1936 1C Type One PR64 Red NGC. Luminous orange, rose, and yellow-green color. A well struck and seemingly pristine near-Gem. Important notice: We expe

1936 1C Type One PR66 Red NGC. The surfaces show rich, variegated orange-red and cherry-red coloration and a small dab of blue also present on each si

1936 1C Type Two PR66 Red PCGS. The first proof Lincoln Cent officially produced since 1916, the 1936 is a rare coin relative both to the number of co

1936 1C Type Two PR67 Red NGC. Bright, even red color gleams over each side of this incredible proof coin. Nearly perfect, strong magnification is req

1937 1C PR67 Red NGC. Although the 1937 is not nearly as rare as the 1936, it is still an elusive coin as a Superb Gem. One of only 14 so graded speci

1942 1C PR66 Red NGC. Radiant gold in color, with a wisp of rose hues in the right obverse field. Well struck and seemingly pristine. None have been g