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

1912 1C PR65 Red PCGS. Boldly struck with rich copper-orange overtones. A few inconsequential carbon flecks on each side keep this well preserved matt

1913 1C PR65 Red PCGS. With slightly subdued mint red, this is a lovely example of a Matte Proof issue, and has the razor-sharp striking details one l

1915 1C PR66 Brown PCGS. Iridescent bluish-orange patina drips off of this Matte finish early Lincoln. A razor-sharp strike combined with fabulous lus

1916 1C PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck with lovely matte-like surfaces, appealing reddish-brown and green toning, and a little bit of carbon on

1916 1C PR66 Red and Brown NGC. This Superb matte textured proof has pinpoint striking definition with ample orange-red color adhering to both sides.

1936 1C Type One--Satin Finish PR65 Red and Brown ANACS. Both sides have toned to an even orange-brown shade with sharp, satin-finished features. Ther

1936 1C Type One--Satin Finish PR65 Red PCGS. There is seemingly less difference between the finish on the Type One and Type Two Cents from this year

1936 1C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR64 Red PCGS. Fiery reddish-orange color engulfs the deep mirror surfaces of this Brilliant proof Lincoln. One min

1936 1C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR64 Red PCGS. Fully struck with deep cherry-red color and no apparent handling marks on either side. There are a n

1936 1C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR65 Red NGC. Fiery-red mirror surfaces with tinges of orange consume the highly-mirrored surfaces on this more elu

1936 1C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR65 Red PCGS. Struck in larger numbers than the Satin Finish Type One, there are very few examples of this variant

1936 1C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR67 Red NGC. This key date representative is one of the four finest NGC and PCGS (combined) certified survivors of

1937 1C PR64 Red PCGS, rose and gold colors, a seemingly flawless reverse, a few tiny carbon flecks in the right obverse field; 1938 PR64 Red PCGS, sh

1938 1C PR67 Red NGC. The bright, brilliant, fully struck surfaces are unmarked and carbon-free. Not many examples will be able to match the overall q

1939 1C PR66 Red and Brown PCGS. Vivid crimson, green, and yellow colors are spread over the obverse, the reverse is a pinkish-red color. Unspotted an

1939 1C PR65 Red PCGS, bright gold patina, a hint of olive color on the highpoints of the portrait; and a 1940 PR65 Red PCGS, a splendidly mirrored Ge

1939 1C PR66 Red PCGS. Fully struck and brilliant, with dynamic reflectivity in the fields and seemingly pristine surfaces overall, seemingly free of

1939 1C PR67 Red PCGS. This notable Superb Gem is faultlessly struck with vibrant, deep cherry-red surfaces. No hairlines or contact marks seem eviden

1942 1C PR66 Red NGC. Final year of issue and a full red specimen with diagonal streak of haziness across the reverse. An exceptionally pleasing type

1942 1C PR67 Red NGC. Fully brilliant glowing copper surfaces glare at you from this Lincoln. There is a tiny carbon spot at 10 o'clock at the o...