Early Cents Auctions - The Colorado Collection

Medium to light brown with hard glossy surfaces. Choice for the grade.

Dark chocolate with a hard glossy surface. Later die state with full bisecting obverse die break.

Fully lustrous greenish steel with just a trace of rub on the highest points. Hard to find any marks. There is a tiny tic at the rim above star 12. La

Glossy medium chocolate brown; some gold tone reverse. Removed from an NGC holder XF45.

Lustrous tan with a hard glossy surface. There is an old hairline scratch that runs from the field through Liberty’s chin,

Dark chocolate. A hard surface with some old verdigris on the reverse. Die state II with single obverse crack.

Glossy brown and tan. A microscopic wipe. Choice appearance. No detracting marks. Removed from an ANACS holder EF40. Ex Frisco Mint.

Light brown. Some old scratches from Liberty’s ear into field by star 13. Some other handling marks. The color makes up fo

Medium brown. A small dent on Liberty’s neck. Early die state with no trace of reverse crack over D STATE.

Light brown but the obverse portrait is covered with pinscratches. The diagnostics are sharp.

Tan with various bumps and nicks. Diagnostics clear.

Medium chocolate and problem free for the grade. Traditionally attributed as N-4; meets the criteria for N-17 as described by Mark Klein.

Nice frosty brown. Typical flat obverse with swollen fields. Old scratch reverse K-5. Cool pedigree.

Bluish steel and olive brown with a splash of faded mint red. There is a speck of darker toning on the upper point of star 2. EDS state a, Among the t

Lustrous light chocolate brown. There are a couple darker spots: one inside the O of ONE. A few tiny tics on Liberty’s che

Nice tan and brown with satiny luster. Some tiny hints of mint red. Virtually mark free. Well struck. CAC Certified

Chocolate steel with traces of faded gold luster. MDS with 3 reverse cracks.

Choice light chocolate with lustrous surfaces. A light scratch under star 13. Struck from an early state of these dies.

Lustrous light chocolate. A couple faint scratches below ONE CENT on the reverse. Great eye appeal. Scarce die state D per Grellman.

Walnut brown with a hard glossy surface. There are a couple light scratches on Liberty’s portrait. Some scattered crud on