2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 4

1920 1C Cent--Struck on Argentina 10C Planchet, 3.1 Grams--VF Details, Damaged, NCS. A silver-gray Cent that still has a few lines visible in the whea

1941 1C Cent--Struck on 83% Copper, 11% Zinc, 6% Tin Planchet--VF35 NGC. Cents from 1941 should be 95% Copper, but this incorrectly mixed alloy exampl

1943-S 1C Cent--Struck On 10C Planchet--AU Details, Obverse Scratched, NCS. 2.5 grains. While virtually all design elements are on the flan, a few tow

1955 1C Cent--Struck on 10C Planchet--AU58 PCGS. The borders have softness of strike that is typical for this wrong planchet combination, as the small

1955-S 1C Cent--Struck on a Type One Dime Planchet--VF35 NGC. The striking details are very irregular because of the difference in the size of the die

1957-D 1C Cent--Struck on 10C Planchet--AU58 PCGS. The pearl-gray surfaces have modest luster, the centers have pleasing definition, and the fields la

1961 1C Cent--Split Before Strike--MS60 Red and Brown ANACS, softly struck due to the ultra-thin planchet, gold and violet patina; 1961-D Cent--Struck

1967 1C Cent--Struck Through Late State Reverse Brockage--MS60 Red and Brown ICG. The obverse was properly struck with the result that the devices on

1977 1C Cent--Struck on Clad 10C Planchet--MS66 PCGS. Blazing luster and unblemished surfaces combine for impressive eye appeal. The devices are boldl

Undated 1C Lincoln Cent--Reverse Die Cap and Brockage--MS62 Red PCGS. After being struck once, this coin became a reverse die cap. The expanded flan r