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(1688) Holt's American Plantation Token. Newman 4-E. Breen-78. Frosty light silvery gray with darker medium gray toning on the highpoints. Luste...

1723 Wood's Hibernia Halfpenny. Breen-155. Variety with a large 3 in the date but without a pellet before the H in HIBERNIA. Lustrous mint red m...

1760 Voce Populi Halfpenny. Nelson-9. Rarity-3. Glossy olive and chocolate brown with reddish chocolate toning in protected areas of the obverse. The

(c.1792-94) Kentucky Cent. Plain edge Breen-1155. The Kentucky "cent" is actually a part of the English Conder series of tokens from about...

1794 Franklin Press Token with Plain Edge. Breen-1165. Glossy chocolate and steel brown with faded mint red covering the protected areas. The only mar

1793/2 Washington Ship Halfpenny with Lettered Edge Breen-1225. Rather glossy olive and steel brown. Smooth surfaces that are free of any notable defe

1793. Bent cap, type 1. Cohen-3. Rarity-3. Glossy medium brown delicately mottled with wisps of darker olive brown toning, mostly on the reverse. The

1797 Liberty Cap Half Cent. 1 above 1, plain edge. Cohen-1. Rarity-2. Choice frosty medium brown with frosty lighter brown toning covering the protect

1804 Draped Bust Half Cent. Plain 4, stemless. Glossy brown with numerous but fortunately light marks on the portrait, plus one deeper nick in the fie

1833. Cohen-1. Breen 1-A. Rarity-5 (as a proof). Deep bluish steel brown with hints of violet and rose overtones plus faded underlying mint red showin

1853 Coronet Head Half Cent. Cohen-1. Lustrous bluish steel brown with slightly faded mint red covering 10% of the obverse, 20% of the reverse. No spo

1800 Draped Bust Cent. 80 over 79. Sheldon-191. Rarity-2. Overdate 800 over 798 with Style I Hair. Very attractive glossy olive and chocolate brown. E

1800 Draped Bust Cent. 80 over 79. Sheldon-192. R3. Overdate 80 over 79 with Style II Hair. Slightly glossy medium steel brown. There is a rim bruise

1812 Classic Head Cent. Sheldon-288. Rarity-2. Highly lustrous bluish steel and chocolate brown with traces of underlying lighter brown toning on the

1813 Classic Head Cent. Attractive smooth steel brown color with some marks on the first star, the 1 of the date, and a few planchet voids in the surf

1814 Classic Head Cent. Plain 4. A choice example with smooth reddish brown to golden brown hues intermingled with some steel brown accents, marginall

1816 Coronet Head Cent. Newcomb-2. Rarity-1. Glossy chocolate and lighter steel brown with underlying frosty mint luster covering the fields and prote

1823 Restrike Cent. Newcomb-2 (obverse); Sheldon-293 (reverse). Glossy steel brown and chocolate with faded mint red remaining in protected areas, esp

1826 Coronet Head Cent. Newcomb-7. Rarity-1. Frosty light golden olive brown and tan with delicate overtones of bluish steel. The surfaces are lustrou

1829 Coronet Head Cent. Large letters. Smooth brown to reddish color with a band of steel colored toning diagonally from top left through Liberty to b

1840 Large Cent Small 18 over Large 18. N-2 R6+ (as a proof). Steel brown and chocolate with faint hints of underlying very faded rose, especially on

1848 Coronet Head Cent. Newcomb-21. Rarity-4. Frosty steel and medium brown with traces of original mint red remaining in protected areas and hints of

1856 Coronet Head Cent. Slanting 5. Newcomb-14. Rarity-1. Frosty mint red mellowing to light steel brown, at least two-thirds of the mint color remain

1856 Coronet Head Cent. Slanting 5. Newcomb-14. Rarity-1. Lustrous mint red just starting to mellow to light steel brown, about 95% of the original co

1856 Coronet Head Cent. Slanting 5. Newcomb-21. Rarity-2. Frosty mint red fading to light steel brown, slightly more than half the original color rema

1856 Flying Eagle Cent. Subtle-blue and light tan toned surfaces with reflective fields and frosted motifs. There is a small planchet imperfection in

1856 Flying Eagle Cent. Minor planchet flake in OF on the obverse. Gray to tannish brown surfaces exhibit a pleasing aspect and a smooth, matte-like a

1858 Flying Eagle Cent. 8 over 7. Extraordinary quality for an overdate 1858 Flying Eagle Cent, a coin with characteristic sharp detail on the eagle...

1859 Indian Head Cent. Only 800 Proofs minted, many melted. An attractive fresh mirrored Proof example with choice surfaces and wonderful eye appeal.

1859 Indian Head Cent. Choice surfaces and sharp impressive gives us the hope that some far-sighted collector will snatch up this handsome specimen. (

1859 Indian Head Cent. Lustrous. This is an otherwise strongly struck example, with nice detail to all the important high points of the headdress, wit

1860 Indian Head Cent. Lightly speckled toning with outstanding detail in the strike. The head of the Indian (actually, it is Liberty wearing feathers

1861 Indian Head Cent. The 1861 was the lowest mintage issue of the brief copper-nickel Indian type. A lustrous example of this lower mintage date, un

1863 Indian Head Cent. A gem with light toning. A soft impact was left by the recoil of the likely worn dies that struck this 1863, about typical for

1864 Indian Head Cent. Copper-nickel. A choice mirror Proof example with naturally frosted devices from the dies and spot-free originality. Nearly gem

1864 Indian Head Cent. Bronze. First year of the new 48-grain bronze format, an attractive Gem with nice combination of original deep coppery red blen

1865 Indian Head Cent. Fancy 5. Bright red color with a few toned areas and a small spot above OF at the rim. A gem of this early bronze issue, it has

1867 Indian Head Cent. A very pleasing brown specimen of this elusive year. No problems affect its gem grade. (#2088)<p><i>The Silberkle...

1869 Indian Head Cent. A beautiful mostly red coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes, the glossy and lustrous Gem has rich coppery patina smoot

1876 Indian Head Cent. A rich burnt orange-gold color with areas of faint brown overlaying the glowing luster. Not to go overboard, there is a wealth

1879 Indian Head Cent. Questionable color, with familiar wood-grain effect often seen on these cents from the 1870s. (#2134)<p><i>The Si...

1881 Indian Head Cent. The color ranges from faded red to sleek glossy purple-brown with wonderful magenta iridescence. A lustrous and nicely struck G

1883 Indian Head Cent. Fully struck throughout, the red surfaces show a faint glimmer of iridescent hues mixed with brown on and around the main devic

1884 Indian Head Cent. Only 3,942 Proofs minted this year. A somewhat hazy Gem that still has an outstanding strike and crimson-gold color with a litt

1884 Indian Head Cent. A single carbon dot on the third feather. The orange-gold color is especially vivid on this handsome "full red" 188...

1884 Indian Head Cent. Smooth and full-gem quality surface warm coppery-brown fields and purple-blue devices. A lovely gem, equal to the task of the a

Indian Head Cent. 1884. A beautiful, glossy brown specimen with faded mint red color that won't be deserted by bidders since it has that one asp...

1884 Indian Head Cent. Pleasing color and smooth, glossy surfaces. (#2149)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

1884 Indian Head Cent. A choice, original red and brown specimen of this date from the 1880s. The strike is outstanding for a business strike coin. Th

1888 Indian Head Cent. A frosty coin with areas of red and blue-brown. (#2166)

1890 Indian Head Cent. An attractive choice quality Indian cent that has an aura of original mint color around Liberty's face. (#2175)<p>&...

1891 Indian Head Cent. This piece has original golden to deep coppery color blending to medium brown. (#2179)<p><i>The Silberkleit Colle...

1893 Indian Head Cent. Beautiful color although there are a few marks on the cheek and neck limiting the grade somewhat. (#2185)

1896 Indian Head Cent. A wonderful Gem with smooth mirrors, deep golden brown that has blue accents, a simply beautiful Gem Proof. (#2375)<p>&...

1901 Indian Head Cent. Luminous copper-gold surfaces makes this a top-end Gem for the collector of Indian Cent Proofs. There are a few light surface s

1901 Indian Head Cent. Original toning; attractive surfaces. A tiny spot by the eye. (#2391)<p><i>The Yellow River Collection</i>

1901 Indian Head Cent. Especially clean fiery red color and surface. (#2210)

1902 Indian Head Cent. Looks as if it were just plucked from an original roll! (#2213)

1904 Indian Head Cent. A razor sharp '04 that has rich coppery-gold color. Luminous and very well preserved. (#2401)

1909 Indian Head Cent. A radiant Gem that has an outstanding strike and crimson-gold color blending into warm golden brown. Light flyspecks. Struck wi

1887 Indian Head Cent. Choice and well struck with somewhat mottled brown and faded red color. (#2348)

1900 Indian Head Cent. Possibly dipped long ago and allowed to retone. (#2387)

1909 Lincoln Cent. VDB. A blazing red specimen of this first year Lincoln cent; superb in every way, but especially the vibrant coppery golden hues of

1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent. Virtually goledn-red luster in the fields. A very presentable strike, since it is shows only minor weakness to the portrait,

1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent. Very frosty with bright golden-orange surfaces and razor sharp detail, only a slight toned area in the upper hair keeps this

1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent. Fully original with warm copper-red color with golden iridescence. This is a well-struck example of the famous '09-S V....

1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent. Satiny, lustrous surfaces display choice pale golden red iridescence on the obverse and rich browns on the reverse. Both side

1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent. A coin with a nice red and brown color, plenty of eye-appeal, spot-free surfaces appearing as when first acquired by some dis

1909-S Lincoln Cent. A blazing red gem of this popular early S-mint Lincoln, a coin whose surface is pristine, whose strike is strong, and the color v

1909-S Lincoln Cent. This date is easier to find fully struck than some later S-mints, and it shows on this handsome full crimson red specimen. The ce

1911 Lincoln Cent. The dies left their rigid impression behind without the least weakness or imprecision. Well detailed with extraordinary mint luster

1911-D Lincoln Cent. The first cents struck at Denver went into circulation in May of 1911. Once ignored in the western states as being too valueless

1915 Lincoln Cent. Full glossy brown color with some slight iridescence on both sides. Sheer boldness of strike throughout is a complementary feature

1915 Lincoln Cent. A highly lustrous gem with deep flame-red color on both sides, all of which is underpinned by full satin golden-red freshness. Stru

1915-D Lincoln Cent. Struck with systematic exactness throughout excepting the usual weak areas in the center such as Lincoln's hair and collar....

1916 Lincoln Cent. Precision strike on every device. A lustrous example that has rich orange-gold color. Modified dies were introduced this year, as t

1916 Lincoln Cent. A lustrous example that has dancing coppery-gold color. Another with just as meticulous a strike on every device, including the hai

1917 Lincoln Cent. Amazing full mint color throughout, with the fresh-from-the-dies look that Lincoln cent collectors strive for. Surely one of the fi

1919 Lincoln Cent. A small nick behind the ear. Fully original with warm cherry-red color with absolutely gorgeous roll-fresh sparkle and color. Struc

1919 Lincoln Cent. A blazing lustrous example that has shimmering flame red to golden surfaces. Struck with meticulous care by the dies as anyone can

1919 Lincoln Cent. A flashy, fully struck, and thoroughly original gem red specimen, almost into the pristine category as the MS67 before it. Extra cr

1920 Lincoln Cent. Another sparkoing, fully struck, and thoroughly red coin, this too is nearly pristine as a MS67 and would make a splendid gift to y

1921 Lincoln Cent. Another exciting Gem with full flashy luster and great color, also 100% bold. The visual impact this 1921 leaves behind on the stud

1921 Lincoln Cent. Desirable with this precision color, although the strike seems like it came from worn dies in the hair and coat, as well as the whe

1921 Lincoln Cent. The otherwise pinkish-orange luster deepens to crimson colors in a few outer areas with superlative surface originality that nicely

1922 Lincoln Cent. No D. Strong reverse. Although 7.1 million pieces were produced (a modest sum for a 20th century Cent), the overall workmanship was

1922 Lincoln Cent. No D. Strong reverse. Examples of this die pair with the strong reverse are much more desirable than their counterparts from two ot

1922 Lincoln Cent. No D. Weak reverse. Lovely glossy purple-brown surface with extensive areas of faded mint color around devices and almost encompass

1923 Lincoln Cent. Fully original with warm red to golden fire color, as though just cherry-picked from a roll. Sharply struck on obverse and reverse.

1926 Lincoln Cent. A veritable firestorm on this orange Gem that has a good strike and flashy, dragon's breath luster. Struck with scientific ex...

1926 Lincoln Cent. Well detailed with extraordinary mint luster and golden red color that is capped off by vibrant roll-fresh sparkle. (#2569)

1928 Lincoln Cent. Bright mint luster characterizes the surfaces on this lovely full red gem 1928 cent. (#2587)

1930-D Lincoln Cent. This piece displays attractive orange-rose color, somewhat speckled, over the mostly abrasion-free surfaces and is a blazing jewe

1931-S Lincoln Cent. Fiery orange toning leaps to the viewer's eye of nearly pristine quality and originality, as though someone were standing b...

1933 Lincoln Cent. A fiery orange Gem that has a decent but not full strike (worn dies?) and flashy luster, just the look everyone is hoping to see. (

1935 Lincoln Cent. A razor sharp red Gem that has rich coppery-gold color. Lustrous and immaculately preserved. (#2641)

1937 Lincoln Cent. A vibrant gem with bursts of gold, coppery, and deep red on both sides. Comes fully struck, of course, with just outstanding detail

1937 Lincoln Cent. Some marks in the hair but a brilliant and highly lustrous Gem that has exquisitely preserved golden red color and vibrant surfaces

1937-D Lincoln Cent. Superb! A brilliant and lustrous red Gem that has earned PCGS's fabled MS67 grade from its near-perfect fields and devices....

1938 Lincoln Cent. Only 14,734 Proofs made this year. A flashy golden red gem. (#3341)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>