(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1807/6 1C Large 7 VF30 ANACS.<p>S-273, R.1. This is a mostly smooth example with a suitably well centered impression and bold definition for t...

1807 1C "Comet" Variety XF45 PCGS.<p>S-271, R.1. This is a choice coin for the grade, and a desirable circulated representative of t...

1808 1C XF40 Field Tooled, Burnished Uncertified.<p>S-279, R.1. Die State 2+. This coin presents well with orange-brown patina and some medium...

1808 1C MS62 Brown Uncertified.<p>S-278, R.3. Die State Four. The Philadelphia Mint continued to receive copper planchets from the Birmingham,...

1808 1C MS63 Brown Uncertified.<p>S-277, R.2. Die State Four. A late die state, star 1 on the obverse is extremely faint, the reverse die has ...

1809 1C AU50 Cleaned Uncertified.<p>S-280, the only known dies, R.2. Die State Six. A pleasing coin to behold, the surfaces are mostly evenly ...

1810 1C XF45 Uncertified.<p>S-282, R.2. Die State Two. This is an important coin in that the letters in ONE CENT on the reverse are boldly dou...

1810 1C MS60 Brown, Cleaned Uncertified.<p>S-284, R.3. Late die states of this variety display soft overall definition from deteriorating dies...

1810 1C MS63 Brown Uncertified.<p>S-282, R.2. Die State One. This coin is not perfectly centered, but virtually all of the border denticles ar...

1810 1C MS63 Brown Uncertified.<p>S-283, R.2. Uneven striking pressure characterizes many extant 1810 Large Cents, and the present S-283 repre...