2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 2

1860 1C MS65 PCGS. Ex: Newcomb. A boldly struck and seemingly unabraded Gem that has lovely olive and orange colors. A few miniscule carbon flecks do

1860 1C MS65 NGC. A smooth golden-amber example with speckled overlays of deeper lilac color. The striking details are much sharper than usual, but do

1860 1C MS66 PCGS. The Rounded Bust design of 1860 is actually a step backward design-wise with the hub being made from the master die from 1858. This

1860 1C MS66 PCGS. Sharply defined throughout with glittering original luster. The slightest amount of attractive rose-gray patina lends originality t

1861 1C MS65 NGC. Well struck and lustrous, with even tan-gold color, a seemingly mark-free reverse, and a few wispy blemishes on the obverse. Importa

1861 1C MS66 PCGS. Nice golden-tan coloration and full satin luster, with typical definition and essentially mark-free surfaces. Liberty's headd...

1862 1C MS65 NGC. Boldly struck and lustrous, with lovely yellow, pink, and golden-tan iridescence on both sides. There are a few minor contact marks

1862 1C MS66 PCGS. With The War going badly for the North in 1862 and silver being exported in huge quantities to Canada, the Mint shifted its emphasi

1863 1C MS65 PCGS. A lustrous, golden-tan example of the copper-nickel type. Often called "white" cents because of their pale color in com...

1863 1C MS65 PCGS. Well struck with smooth, satiny surfaces, a small number of flyspecks, and no discernible contact marks. A highly attractive and im