Early Cents Auctions - The Colorado Collection

Dark chocolate brown. Some granularity under a glossy waxy surface PCGS chose to call environmental damage. There is a nick on the reverse near rim K-

Steel and tan possibly retoned. Micro pitting in the fields. Sharp early state. Looks better.

Frosty chocolate and reddish steel. Sharply struck E-MDS. Just a trace of rub from mint state.

Light chocolate. A tiny tic above and left of Liberty’s ear. Another on the right base of the six. Excellent eye appeal.

Medium brown. Choice for the grade.

Nice mottled woodgrain of tan and brown. Virtually mark free.

Attractive light brown. There are some handling marks and a patch of light pinscratches above ONE on the reverse. Sharp early state with radials in mo

Choice olive brown with a hard smooth surface. Early die state. Removed from ann ANACS EF40 holder.

Medium chocolate. Probably retoned. Some minor nicks on obverse. Nice tan reverse. Scarce variety.

Lustrous tan with outstanding eye appeal. A cluster of pin scratches nestled under the line below CENT blend in somewhat. The overall appearance is ex

Well struck chocolate with some tan luster on the reverse. Great eye appeal.

Medium chocolate walnut color. EAC grade very close to slab grade. Good eye appeal.

Glossy deep chocolate. An old worn down scratch above Libety’s hairline the only mark worth noting. Sharply struck.

A trifle sharper. Smooth medium brown. Small bump at K11 obverse. Comes with a Grellman grading card G4.

Chocolate and steel. Hard smooth surfaces. A couple tiny nicks on Liberty’s neck probably forgivable in this grade.

Brown with a hard smooth surface. Some minute marks.

Sharp detail, but cleaned a brassy tan color. Diagnostics sharp.

Chocolate and tan with a finely granular surface. The cameo appearance balances off some of the granularity.

Medium brown, slightly sharper. A small rim tic over second T of STATES.

Very sharp with an even well centered strike. Nice brown color. Not entirely glossy, but smooth attractive surfaces.

Steel a brown with some faded mint color. There is the normal field rust, but also a few too many tiny nicks for the grade. A spot of oxidation at the

Brown with a few rim marks.

Glossy light olive and chocolate. Nicely recovered form an old cleaning. A spot of darker crud at second A of AMERICA.

A couple points sharper. Dark chocolate and steel in a cameo effect.

Light brown with a hard smooth surface. No defects worth mentioning. Tough to find nice.

Chocolate and mottled tan. There are some nicks hidden in Liberty’s hair. Still a bit scarcer as a variety.

Olive and tan with a hard glossy surfaces. Choice for the grade.

Light tan. Probably retoned, but attractive.

Choice light brown. A few field marks, but really excellent eye appeal for a circulated example of this variety. Scarce and popular wheelspoke variety

Chocolate steel. Possibly retoned. Well done if so. Early die state.

Nice light brown with smooth glossy surfaces. Choice for grade. Removed from a PCGS holder VF20.

Medium brown with an above average strike for this variety.

Olive and tan with a hard glossy surface. Choice for the grade.

Slightly sharper with choice medium brown color. A tiny rim tic K5 obverse. Some heavy clashmarks inside the upper wreath. Nice smooth surfaces.

Golden olive and steel with fully lustrous surfaces. Some darker toning near star 12. Fine double profile on nose and chin.

Medium or small letters reverse. Medium to light reddish brown. Somewhat flatly struck as usual. Little in real wear. A popular Redbook variety.

Medium tan. Somewhat glossy over rough surfaces. The date, stars, and all legends are readable. Not a beautiful cent, but possibly a good compromise b

Chocolate with a hard smooth surface. There are some old pinscratches in the field before Liberty’s portrait. A small bump

Hard to grade as the brown fields with tan devices present a much greater appeal to the naked eye than the technical grade. The surfaces are rough and

Five points sharper with medium brown color. Some dull crud in fields. Well struck for the variety. Good eye appeal. Reverse rotated 100 degrees CW.

Choice tan with hard smooth surfaces.

A very nice glossy tan coin. Some evidence of an old cleaning. A few scattered carbon spots in the field. There is a tiny scratch under Liberty

Chocolate with a hard smooth surfaces. A few nicks in obverse field from Liberty’s chin to third star. Good eye appeal.

Lustrous golden tan; a bit bright from an old cleaning. There is a group of old scratches in front of Liberty’s forehead a

Choice lustrous light brown. A couple nicks in field under E of CENT. Else, virtually flawless. Lots of mint frost. Sharp. Early die state.

Chocolate and tan. Early die state with light crack TED ST.

Light chocolate with smooth surfaces. Scarce mid-late die state with strong retained cud die break TED S.

Dark brown with porous surfaces, but very scarce late die state with full cud over TED S.

Medium chocolate brown. Rim break K2 obverse.

Golden tan with lustrous surfaces. An almost invisible scratch under star 5. Obverse defect free. Struck from earlier dies with a faint crack through