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

1857 1C MS65 NGC. This highly attractive and boldly struck Gem displays lovely golden-tan color and, struck from striated dies, shows flashy semi-proo

1857 1C MS65 NGC. The surfaces on this Gem are exceptional and very bright and lustrous. Each side displays magnificent orange-red coloration with a s

1857 1C MS65 PCGS. Fully struck throughout with lovely, glossy gray-tan surfaces that display an occasional reddish accent as well. A carbon-free exam

1858 1C Large Letters--Doubled Die Obverse--MS63 ANACS. Snow-6. Snow states that this is "a very dramatic doubled die. These are very scarce wi...

1858 1C Large Letters MS64 NGC. Well struck with lovely deep apricot-brown toning and a clean obverse. The reverse displays a small dark-gray spot tou

1858 1C Large Letters MS64 NGC. Streaky tan and lilac patina enriches this shimmering early Small Cent. An inordinately well struck near-Gem with lovi

1858 1C Large Letters MS65 NGC. While not completely struck up, the surfaces are bright and display pinkish-rose toning with a pale overlay of light g

1858 1C Large Letters MS65 NGC. Uniformly bold with amber surfaces that yield to an oval-shaped ring of multicolored iridescent toning on the obverse.

1858 1C Small Letters MS64 NGC. Well struck with lovely deep apricot-brown toning and a clean obverse. The reverse displays a small dark-gray spot tou

1858 1C Small Letters MS66 PCGS. The 1858 is the final production date of this short-lived small cent type. We have not found an acceptable explanatio

1856 1C PR58 PCGS. Snow-9. This is the most prevalent variety of the 1856 Flying Eagle Cent. Snow-9 is technically a restrike that, according to Rick

1856 1C PR63 NGC. Snow-9. Die Stage D, which features a faint die crack (as made) from the tip of the top left cotton leaf to the rim at 11 o'cl...

1859 1C MS64 PCGS. Lustrous and sharply defined with slightly variegated obverse coloration. Light golden-honey colored surfaces. Important notice: He

No lot. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250 lots per hour. On some occasions eBay Live bid software or the Int

1859 1C MS65 PCGS. Boldly detailed with appealing honey-tan coloration throughout and superior luster qualities. Scattered carbon flecks are most nume

1859 1C MS65 PCGS. One of several high grade 1859 Indian Cents that we are offering, this coin displays sharp, if not full striking definition and dap

1859 1C MS65 NGC. A lovely copper-nickel cent, with bright, flashy luster, lovely light color, and a modicum of trivial contact marks. An exceptionall

1859 1C MS65 NGC. A radiant example with excellent sharpness on the headdress and blushes of golden-orange patina surrounding most of the reverse. An

1860 1C Pointed Bust MS63 NGC. FS-6.4, Snow-1. A seemingly underappreciated variety, the Pointed Bust is many times scarcer than its Rounded Bust coun

1860 1C MS65 PCGS. Areas of light shading begin to form over the textured surfaces that maintain their original attractive luster. There is a spatteri

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

1863 1C MS65 NGC. Well struck, lightly toned, and essentially pristine, with ample luster beneath the lovely golden-tan patina. Important notice: Heri

1864 1C Copper-Nickel MS64 PCGS. Fully struck throughout with lovely reddish-orange mint luster and bright, semi-prooflike fields. An excellent type c

1864 1C Copper-Nickel MS65 PCGS. Final year of issue for this popular five-year type. This typically struck Gem, with the usual softness on the obvers

1864 1C Bronze No L MS66 Red and Brown NGC. This nicely struck Gem has shimmering luster and relatively light orange and gold colors. A beautifully pr

1864 1C Bronze No L MS64 Red PCGS. Sharply struck and highly lustrous, with a distinct orange-peel texture to some of the surface areas, particularly

1864 1C Bronze No L MS65 Red PCGS. This piece has brilliant original luster with a small darker shaded area of color at the ST of STATES. It is well s

1864 1C Bronze No L MS66 Red PCGS. The first year status and rather healthy mintage of over 39 million pieces combine to make the 1864 Bronze one of t

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS64 Brown PCGS. Hints of peripheral reddish-gold color emerge from the otherwise light brown surfaces. While not quite fully stru

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. Natural medium brown surfaces with a decent amount of faded golden-orange color about the lettering and w

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. A nicely struck Cent with variegated honey-gold and lilac colors. Free from observable abrasions. Importa

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS65 Red and Brown PCGS. Mostly brilliant original luster begins to mottle with darker patina on both sides of this example of the

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS65 Red and Brown NGC. A crisply struck Gem with richly intermingled gold and lilac colors. The surfaces are exceptionally free f

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS65 Red PCGS. A bright, boldly detailed Gem of this popular variety. Research shows that less than 20 percent of the original min

1865 1C Fancy 5 MS65 Red and Brown NGC. Sharply struck, the surfaces are mostly red with brown evident over the highpoints and in the left obverse fie

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1865 1C Fancy 5 MS65 Red PCGS. This beautiful Gem is brightly colored in honey-gold luster. Uncommonly sharp for the type, the surfaces are free of no

1866 1C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Olive-gold and lilac colors alternate across the shimmering surfaces. Liberty's profile is outlined on this wel...

1866 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC. Evenly mellowed, the original red color is still faintly evident but it has been overlaid by a significant coating of

1866 1C MS65 Red and Brown PCGS. Sharply struck and well preserved, with lovely colors, satiny luster, and seemingly blemish-free surfaces. There is a

1866 1C MS65 Red PCGS. Although this early bronze Cent boasts a respectable (for the era) original mintage of 9.8 million pieces, fully lustrous Gems