Superior Galleries Santa Clara Elite Auction

This fully struck D-mint coin has muted reddish-orange surfaces blending nicely into natural brown, and no mentionable problems or spots on either sid

Deep steel brown color with choice surfaces and enough remaining detail on Lincoln's portrait and the wheat lines to assure its proper setting w...

Another choice example of the key 1914-D Lincoln cent. Denver, which first struck the one-cent denomination only in 1911, produced a fair number of ce

Key date. Some minor rim marks.

This is the scarce Doubled Die Obverse variety, a rarely offered Red Book variety with clear doubling on the date (although not as boldly doubled as o

Lustrous with some residual mint color in the fields and devices. Choice.

Die Pair 2. Demand for new cents fell so low in 1922 that only the Denver mint produced the denomination. Although 7.1 million were struck (an unexcep

This is the more desirable Strong Reverse variety of die #2, with typical soft detail from a worn-out obverse in which the D mintmark that should have

Brilliant, lustrous, and very nice, full original mint orange beginning to fade to natural golden red. This is a pristine coin of incredible quality,

A pleasing and colorful deep glowing red example of this popular D-mint issue. This is a nicely struck example exhibiting fine detail to all the high