Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Strong design details remain but the surfaces are uniformly granular when seen under low magnification. Pedigree:

Medium chocolate brown with a touch of olive toning throughout. The central devices are bold despite noticeable die wear and metal flow at the periphe

. Glossy chocolate brown with bold design features and lasting all-around eye appeal. Absolutely mark-free to the unaided eye, and other than a fleck

Glossy chocolate-brown with lively luster and sharply presented devices. Impressive gem quality comes to light with every turn of the holder. PCGS #

This gem Flying Eagle cent represents everything the assigned grade stands for: a crisp and complete strike, satiny and problem-free surfaces, and eye

The satiny deep golden surfaces of this choice specimen exhibit lively luster and mint frost, with bold mint bloom in the richly defined devices. Stru

Nearly as made to our eyes and judged solely by the surfaces. This lustrous specimen offers the familiar frosty golden-tan surfaces of a copper-nickel

This frosty golden specimen exhibits lively cartwheel activity and solid all-around eye appeal. A nicely struck example of the first year of the India

This frosty specimen has all the arm’s length eye appeal of a finer grade. The deep golden surfaces glow with pale rose toning and hold up well to clo

The lustrous pale golden surfaces of this gem Proof make it perfectly clear why 19th-century collectors referred to these copper-nickel coins as “whit