Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

The orange-gold color is utterly pleasing on this dazzling 1920 from the Philadelphia Mint. (#2524)

Another whose coppery-gold color is especially revealing on obverse and reverse, almost rose gold in shade. (#2524)

(#2524)

First generation PCGS holder, and obviously collected near the time of issue by a first generation Lincoln cent connoisseur since it has sparkling ori

Weakly struck throughout, and normal for 1920-S since this is the best as it usually gets, which isn't 100% -- but with choice luster, a few tin...

The fiery-gold color is especially vibrant on this handsome 1921. A spot-free gem. (#2533)

Lustrous steel brown surface, some marks on the obverse and portrait as well as a small dig in the lower left field on the same side. Still quite choi

A collectors "find" for anyone who has sought this classic mint oddity. Despite the mint reports that no Philadelphia cents were struck in...

As fresh looking as though it were just removed from an original roll. What a treat for some Lincoln cent collector! Two small marks above LIBERTY per

A lovely gem. (#2545)

Lustrous. (#2544)

Normal weak strike with light milky surfaces, the underlying spot-free luster glows with spot-free radiance. Very scarce. (#2557)

Warm smooth brown color. Well weakly for this often weak date yet lustrous with choice though not pristine surfaces. The reverse is sharp, but the obv

A beautiful red coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes. Struck with mathematical precision by the dies, all devices are razor-sharp including L

(#2578)

(#2587)

A lustrous Gem that has fiery orange color and a good strike although the O of ONE is weak. Long considered a relatively common issue, the 1928-S has

Blazing color. (#2596)

Clear-cut devices point to it having been giving a full strike by the dies. (#2596)

Rolls of 1929-D once existed and no doubt can still be obtained (for a price), but they tend to be less than stellar full mint red with vibrant hues l

A radiant Gem that has an outstanding strike and crimson-gold color. (#2605)

A blazing gem with superlative surfaces. (#2605)

Rich copper-red color with no toned spots. A well struck Gem that has gleaming fields. (#2608)

A spectacular Gem with original, fiery Red surfaces and impressive pristine surfaces. Only 866,000 minted of this semi-key issue. (#2620)

From center to periphery the intense radiant color glows. (#2620)

Another gem. (#2620)

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(#2644)

A well struck, immaculately preserved, and lustrous Gem that has lovely orange-gold color like the others in this group of Lincoln cents from the thir

(#2650)

A sharply struck Gem that has radiant rose, orange, and gold color. (#2656)

The color ranges from orange to red. A lustrous and nicely struck Gem. Both dies were sharp when this cent was struck (#2659)

(#2662)

Sharply struck throughout, the surfaces show even red color and there are no mentionable abrasions on either side other than for two tiny ticks behind

A lustrous Gem that has flashy luster and rich copper-red color. (#2674)

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(#2686)

There is a hint of orange toning splashed in the field of the obverse. This Cent has a sharp strike and impressive luster. (#2692)

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(#2698)

A rich copper-red hue. Pristine surfaces, like the rest of the MS67 examples in this date run. (#2701)

(#2704)

Blazing luster. Recut mintmark S/S/S and Doubled Die Obverse, variety FS-018.94. Scarce. (#2710)

A beautiful red coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes. (#2729)

A highly lustrous Gem that has rich orange patina and a razor sharp strike. (#2821)

Full original mint orange brilliance, fiery, with a few flecks here and there of coppery golden highlights accounting for the slightly modified grade

Frosty and well struck, a splendid gem of this key date. Always popular for its highly doubled obverse! (#2825)

Both obverse and reverse are glossy and original, with a few tiny marks scarcely worthy of mention. The coin has never been dipped, fussed with, or in