Early Cents Auctions - The Colorado Collection

Chocolate and tan with some woodgrain on the obverse.

Frosty light brown with some woodgrain on the reverse. Sharp double profile from chin to forehead.

Chocolate with frosty flowline luster. Some nicks trail from the field in front of Liberty’s chin to star 4. Doubling on L

Medium brown. Hard surfaces. Smooth though peppered with micro marks. Pretty unusual straight graded holder for this variety.

Dark steel with a granular surface. A small nick K-6 obverse. The clear diagnostics for this scarce variety is a plus.

Medium brown with some reddish tan. Some minor dirt in field near star 1. Good eye appeal.

Fully lustrous woodgrained tan and brown. A couple tics in the obverse field K-8. Nice for the grade.

Medium chocolate steel. Hard glossy planchet. Choice for grade.

Medium tan. Some reddish oxidation below star 3. Sharp strike.

Nice tan color. Sharper with an area of oxidation at star 10.

Tan with glossy surfaces. Some nicks hidden in Liberty’s hair K12.

Frosty reddish brown with some carbon mixed with faded color in the fields. Luster sure would improve with a brushing.

Sharper with some micro pitting in fields. Dark chocolate steel color. Interesting intermediate state of obverse crack from rim above star 4 to rim at

Light chocolate and tan. Lustrous surfaces. Intermediate die state. Slightly earlier than above.

Chocolate steel. Fully lustrous.

Olive tan and gold with traces of mint red. There is a tiny nick above Liberty’s eye. Hard to find fault with this pretty

Glossy medium tan. A spot of red oxidation below star 7.

Glossy golden olive tan. Virtually mark free. A microscopic scratch in field left of star 11. Great example for date or type.

Medium reddish tan. A nice hard smooth surface. Removed from a PCGS XF45 holder.

Hard chocolate steel planchet. Defect free.