(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1857 1C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>N-1, R.1. About 30% of the original mint red luster adheres to the surfaces, the majority of which is evide...

1856 1C--Whizzed--ANACS.<p>AU Details, Net XF40. Light friction is seen over the highpoints of each side. The surfaces are nicely toned with h...

1856 1C MS62 PCGS.<p>This coin is probably one of the 634-800 non-proof 1856 Flying Eagle Cents that the Philadelphia Mint produced in 1856. S...

1856 1C MS64 PCGS.<p>Snow-9. This is a fully defined near-Gem whose otherwise richly colored, medium brown surfaces reveal bright electric-blu...

1857 1C MS63 ANACS.<p>The bright, satiny surfaces are fully defined with a few stray carbon flecks and abrasions on both sides. Important not...

1857 1C MS64 PCGS.<p>This tan-gold example is bright with needle sharp striking definition and no singularly mentionable surface blemishes. Im...

1857 1C MS64 NGC.<p>Pretty orange patina gives way to golden-tan highlights around the rims. A sharply struck representative that is just shy ...

1857 1C MS64 NGC.<p>This premium quality near-Gem displays warm, honey-tan coloration and nearly blemish-free surfaces. A sharp looking coin f...

1857 1C MS64 NGC.<p>Especially well defined with no mentionable marks. A moderate layer of gray-golden toning overlays each side. Important n...

1857 1C MS64 PCGS.<p>The original, tan colored surfaces are kept from a full Gem grade by a few minor contact marks on the obverse. Both sides...