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Lustrous bright mint red mellowing to light steel brown with about 75% of the planchet showing mint color. A bit softly struck at the top of the obve

Frosty tan and light olive. The only mark is a light nick on the edge at star 1. LDS, die state b. The earlier die line at the top of the second S

Glossy medium brown and light chocolate with frost in protected areas. Smooth and attractive with minor marks including a couple hairline scratches a

Glossy steel brown and light olive with tiny puffs of reddish brown toning on both sides. Smooth with trivial marks including two hairline scratches

Lightly cleaned with narrow upset rims (type II). Likely intended for a Petite Head Cent 1836-1843. Housed in an NGC slab listed as Mint Error 10.9

Slightly glossy chocolate brown with minor roughness and a couple scratches. Type II with narrow upset rims, likely intended for a Petite Head Cent 1

Glossy medium brown and light chocolate. The only mark is a minor rim bruise. Wide upset rims (type II), likely intended for a Mature Head Cent 1843

Mostly glossy medium brown and light chocolate with areas of dark scale on both sides. Otherwise smooth with a few small chips. Wide upset rims (typ

Glossy golden tan. Ready for striking with upset rims (type II). Weight 123.5 grains, 26.5 millimeter diameter.