Early Cents Auctions - The Colorado Collection

Chocolate with some remaining luster. An area of oxidation between stars 9 & 10.

Sharply struck EDS with a clear overdate. Chocolate steel. A trifle bright. A nice example overall.

Tan and brown with a surface. Minor field marks. Good eye appeal.

Close stars type. Olive brown and tan. Essentially mark free scratches. Choice for the grade. As few as two mint state examples known for this variety

Medium chocolate. A little rubbed on the obverse. Close stars type.

Tan with a hard glossy surface. An area of red oxidation above ON of ONE on the reverse. Sharply struck.

Lustrous light chocolate. Sharply struck for this variety with most stars showing radials. Broken from a PCGS AU53 holder (with tag).

Medium to light brown steel. Some minor granularity distinct from the always present rusted reverse. A decent example of this scarce variety.

Chocolate with hard clean surfaces. A small spot by star one and some discoloration central reverse. EDS.

Lustrous medium chocolate choice surfaces. Sharply struck from an early state of these dies.

Chocolate with a hard glossy surface. A lighter spot in front of Liberty’s neck. A few minor handling marks. Great eye app

Lustrous chocolate with some underlying faded red. The reverse a faded golden tan possibly retoned. A well struck E-MDS with sharp overdate.

Chocolate steel color. A short scratch from Liberty’s nose up into the field K10. Nice smooth surfaces. Sharp overdate.

Sharp dark chocolate with an evenly granular surface.

Nice chocolate color. The surfaces hard and glossy. Some smoothing of the field around ON of ONE on the reverse. Quite scarce in better grades.

Nice light brown with smooth surfaces. Some minute scratches over right side of T in CENT. Less than a dozen known in EF or better.

Choice light olive chocolate and tan with a subtle wood grain affect. Problem free.

Somewhat softly struck on the obverse as is typical of this variety. Dark chocolate and steel with a minutely granular surface.

Sharply struck from early dies. Medium brown color. Some smoothing of the surface visible under magnification.

Light mahogany color. Hard smooth surfaces. A few tics above N of ONE. Nice for grade.

Chocolate and tan. Small scrape in field under stars 9 & 10.

Chocolate and tan with some pitting in the fields and on Liberty’s hairbun.

Medium chocolate. Nicely retoned.

Sharply struck on a hard brown planchet. Three tiny digs near star 3 and other scattered marks reduce the grade.

Medium chocolate with a splash of tan on the reverse.

Sharper steel brown. Surfaces a little bright. Some field nicks. Good well centered strike.

Well struck chocolate steel. Some minor field marks consistent with the grade. A hard glossy planchet.

Lustrous light chocolate with traces of mint color. A few tiny tics on Liberty’s neck. A couple hairlines near star 6.

Choice chocolate brown. A couple microscopic hairlines on Liberty’s neck. Well struck.

Sharper chocolate. Some field marks and a small nick on Liberty’s cheek.

Medium brown. Hard smooth surfaces.

Choice medium chocolate. There is a small nick on the edge at K8. Hardly visible when faced up. A nice example.

Sharpness VF. Some corrosion removed from the obverse field leaving a few tiny pits. Recolored a medium chocolate color. Sharp for this variety and ni

Sharp chocolate steel. A little bright from a light polishing. Looks better. Removed from a PCGS VF35 holder with tag.

Nice medium brown color. Hard glossy fields. Marks consistent with the grade. Surprisingly difficult to find nice.

A couple points sharper. Nice brown color. Small pit under O of ONE.

Strong VG Detail with all the diagnostics of this rare variety. Sharp. Dark evenly corroded surfaces with a long scratch in the obverse field and anot

Glossy medium brown with a trace of mint red. Mark free M-LDS but not the latest. The crack from TE in STATES to the wreath has not yet formed.

Light chocolate with reflective fields. Mark free surfaces. LDS with the crack from rim between TE to wreath fully developed.

Chocolate with a smooth planchet. One mark in obverse field before Liberty’s neck.

Chocolate and tan with evenly granular surface. MDS with two small obverse rim breaks. Looks good in hand. Ideal album coin.

Chocolate and tan. Some surface roughness. Solid VG+ detail. Sharp overdate.

Steel brown. A couple old scratches blend into Liberty’s neck. Sharp overdate. Removed from an NGC VF20 holder with tag.

Attractive medium brown with hard smooth surfaces. Early die state with a sharp strike.

Nice dark chocolate steel color. A few scattered hairlines and some minute surface granularity.

Steel color with a minutely matte surface. Scarce later die state with an intermediate stage of the rim break above stars 8-9.

Brassy tan and brown. A small dig near star 10. Sharp detail.

Sharper light brown from an old cleaning. Sharp early die state.

Glossy brown with a hard glossy surface. A short scratch in field above star 13, a dent on T of CENT. M-LDS with dentil fusing obverse.

Chocolate with some speckling of tan. Lustrous surfaces. No detracting marks. Near choice.