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

1910 1C PR65 Red NGC. In 1910, there were 2,405 matte proof Cents struck in the Philadelphia Mint, making this year one of the more available in the s

1912 1C PR64 Red and Brown NGC. Mostly orange-tan with some deepening of color on the highpoints. A modest finger smudge is well concealed on the lowe

1912 1C PR66 Red NGC. We cannot overstate the importance of this Gem full Red proof Lincoln Cent for specialists in this long-lived and popular series

1914 1C PR64 Red PCGS. Bright and unmellowed on each side, the surfaces show none of the usual browning commonly seen on matte proof copper. Highly lu

1916 1C PR66 Red NGC. By the time of the Lincoln cent's introduction in 1909, collectors were well acquainted with the cameo proof coinage that ...

1936 1C Type Two PR65 Red PCGS. Bright red color and very flashy with deeply reflective fields. Close examination reveals that each side has a very fa

1936 1C Type Two PR65 Red NGC. This Brilliant Proof variant shows rich cherry-red color over each side with some orange-gold undertones and a dash of

1936 1C Type Two PR65 Red NGC. Deeply mirrored in the fields, each side shows bright, original red color. Only kept from an even higher grade by the p

1936 1C Type Two PR67 Red NGC. This key date representative is one of the four finest NGC and PCGS-certified survivors of this 5,569-piece proof deliv

1940 1C PR66 Red PCGS. An impressive specimen, with gloriously rich red-orange color, and flashy, highly-reflective fields. We could not find any trou