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(#2137)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Glossy surfaces with abundant mint red color throughout. (#2140)<p><i>The Cross Rivers Collection</i>

(#2140)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2143)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Deep glowing red color from the underlying copper planchet. (#2144)<p><i>The Cross Rivers Collection</i>

Another frosty specimen, this time in gem quality. (#2146)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Smooth glossy brown Gem with attractive color, surfaces, and design detail. (#2148)

A beautiful, glossy specimen that won't be deserted by bidders since it has that one aspect everyone likes: "eye appeal." A gem. (#2149)

(#2149)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2152)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2155)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Outstanding copper red color beams across radiant surfaces as it deepens to purple brown. The mirror gloss still resplendent after all these years. On

Brown. Cleaned. (#92155)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2158)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Popular date -- in 1969-70, coin dealer and author Jim Ruddy, after extensive searches, found two almost identical 1888 Indian cents that had been str

A frosty coin. (#2166)

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(#2175)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2179)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2182)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2185)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Fully lustrous -- an important and rare feature for this not all that well preserved issue -- the surfaces display dominant gleaming brown with a hint

(#2189)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2191)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2196)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2200)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2204)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2210)

(#2209)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Cleaned. (#2208)

The otherwise golden-orange color warms to crimson-red shades in areas upon a base of nicely toned brown. A gem. (#2212)

(#2213)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2215)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2218)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2221)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2224)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2228)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

(#2230)<p><i>The Silberkleit Collection of Small Cents</i>

Cleaned and retoned. (#2232)

Key date Indian cent, one of only 309,000 minted and always a challenge to find in choice Mint condition. This has plenty of faded mint color on both

Another exceptionally choice example of the popular '09-S rarity -- a coin that ended the series with a bang and one collectors often have to wa...

(#2239)

Attractive deep chocolate brown color. A scarce S-mint date. (#2238)

Minor damage on LIBERTY headband; corrosion spot on the reverse. (#2238)

An outstanding toned mirror Proof example with gem quality surfaces and wonderful eye appeal. Essentially razor-sharp as per the qualifications for th

An outstanding lightly mirrored Proof with excellent eye appeal. The surfaces are virtually flawless and except for some reddish purple toning on the

A glowing deep-red color is emitted from undisturbed now glossy brown and greenish-gold original surfaces. The strike is strong, with clear definition

A bold red Proof with light toning haze in the obverse field. Scarce in Gem Red condition. (#2299)

Another ouststanding Gem Proof with eye appeal in bucketfulls! (#2302)

Sleek golden red color with mirrors not too deep but still glittering. Best of all, both sides are spot-free. (#2308)