2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 1

1914-D 1C VF30 PCGS. An aesthetically pleasing mid-grade survivor of this key date Lincoln Cent, both sides are remarkably free of abrasions for the a

1914-D 1C MS64 Brown PCGS. Although given the official Brown designation by PCGS, strong remnants of bright orange mint color survive in the protected

1914-D 1C MS64 Red and Brown ICG. Well struck with some of the original red luster still intact. The most difficult of the early, regular issue Lincol

1914-D 1C MS64 Red PCGS. The '14-D is a Lincoln Cent rarity that needs no introduction among numismatists. Produced to the extent of only 1.1 mi...

1914-D 1C MS64 Red PCGS. Sharply struck and impressively preserved, this semi-key date Gem exhibits rich full red color, and surfaces which only displ

1914-D 1C MS65 Red PCGS. A strict Gem '14-D that is boldly struck and possesses a pleasing, original appearance, but may have mellowed beyond so...

1914-S 1C MS64 Red NGC. An extraordinary, original, orange-red example of this rare, key date issue. Fully struck in all areas with a fine, matte-like

1914-S 1C MS64 Red PCGS. Lustrous medium orange surfaces display otherwise sharp striking detail that softens a little in select areas toward the rims

1914-S 1C MS65 Red ICG. This pinkish-orange Gem is a conditionally scarce survivor from a limited original mintage of 4.1 million pieces. Overall shar

1914-S 1C MS65 Red ICG. As sure as the 1914-D is a key to the Lincoln Cent series, the 1914-S is a semi-key. This particular representative is sharply