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A pleasing mid-grade example of this verrry early American type. Weakly struck at the upper legends, elsewhere bold.

A scarce major variety of Nova Constellatio, this is the only variety of the date with a Blunt Rays obverse. Here is an excellent example that would b

A popular Red Book variety and this is a solid representative. Smooth, hard surfaces with only trivial marks and one spot on the reverse shield. Hint

A lovely example of this uncommon New Jersey variety with glossy surfaces, rich brown color, and well-struck detail with reasonably good centering. Th

Strong detail and an overall attractive appearance for this challenging Red Book type. Lightly cleaned and some very faint patches of hairlines are no

An impressive near-mint example, sharply struck from an early state of this die pair. Choice surfaces that have a subtly lustrous character and just t

Glossy dark brown with lighter tan on the devices. A nice two-tone coin. Portions of the peripheral obverse detail are weak, including the date, as so

Dark olive with tan highpoints and a dusting of mossy green patina. The surfaces are glossy, free from roughness or marks, and just have some streaky,

An excellent example of the latest die state of this prolific die pair. Features a heavily clashed obverse and associated swelling at the date and wea

A fairly high grade for a Washington piece that tends to come well circulated. Mint state examples are rare. Pleasing chocolate brown color and no mar

An impressive and always popular Washington piece. This piece is only lightly worn with original, rather dull surfaces whose appearance would likely i

The scarcer small size version of this rather mysterious Washington piece. Most regard the Success Tokens as items made in celebration of Washington

Predominantly chocolate brown with some darker toning at the lower obverse/upper reverse. No problems and just a little bit of friction on the highpo

A beautiful Gem with prooflike golden-brown surfaces and lots of colorful iridescence. Flawless except for a few small fingerprint smears on the rever

Lustrous medium brown with flashes of mint red outlining some of the details. The only minor flaws are a short scratch right of the eagle and dark ton

A seldom seen token issued by Philadelphia drapers and tailors Jacob Snyder and John Shankland. These were struck in copper, brass, and white metal, a

1794 C-6a ex Cohen, Manley Plate Coin. Small Edge Letters. A sharp VF coin with a partially rough planchet and a few scratches. Obverse is glossy two-

A well detailed example of this tough variety with sharpness in the VF20 range. Pleasing chocolate brown color for the most part though there is some

Impressive Near-Mint 1797 C-1. 1 Above 1. A lovely high-grade example of this popular variety. Little to no wear and there is subtle glossy luster to

Plain Edge. Nice quality mahogany-brown surfaces that are original and show only tiny contact marks. A notable specimen for its bold Talbot, Allum, ...

Ten points sharper but there are specks of verdigris on the obverse and areas of rough brick red patina on the reverse. Still a well-defined example o

A sharply struck, barely worn piece with hardly any marks. Cleaned and recolored dark chocolate brown with speckles of orange. There is a bit of white

A bit sharper but there is some light granularity to the fields. No marks though and overall a nice looking coin for the grade.

Spiked Chin. A nice early die state example of this popular variety, before the cuds break out around the reverse. Glossy medium to dark brown surface

Spiked Chin. Glossy medium brown, sharpness F15 with a few marks on each side. E-MDS, Fuhrman 3.

Spiked Chin. Pleasing, original, medium steel brown surfaces with only a few microscopic marks and scratches. Neat, fairly late die state with a heavy

Crosslet 4, Stems. F12 detail and has nice color, but there are a few small marks on each side and light scrapes at the upper reverse. LDS, Fuhrman 6,

Crosslet 4, Stems. A nice, original XF coin with some light scratches in the right obverse field and between HALF and CENT on the reverse. Predominant

Plain 4, No Stems. Double struck with about a 15 degree rotation between strikes on the obverse, causing jumbled detail at LIBERTY, the outline of the

Pleasing light brown and steel with no problems to note. M-LDS, Manley 2.0.

Nice chocolate brown and tan with some frost lingering in the stars and legends. Close to AU if not for a few reverse scratches under HA. MDS, Manley

Nice chocolate brown with some tan through the reverse legends where only lightly toned down from mint red. Very nearly choice, just a few trivial mar

An attractive, original, and sharply struck example of the scarcer 1826. Pleasing chocolate brown and tan color. EDS and the fields retain some of the

12 Stars. Choice, lustrous surfaces. The color rather dark but still a charming piece. Has nearly full cartwheel frost and just a trace of wear on the

Near AU with a couple nicks on the portrait and reverse toning spots. Nice originality though and the color is predominantly a nice tan brown.

Almost fully lustrous light steely-brown. Spot of reddish tone at star 7, some darker color at the lower left reverse, and a thin scratch above LF. Ch

Lustrous steel and deep brown with about 5% mint red on the obverse and 30% on the reverse. Somewhat soft strike but has a pleasing appearance with no

Frosty light chocolate brown with nice luster. Very nearly mint state – a hairline scratch from under star 1 across the neck explains the ded

Attractive, original, light brown surfaces and an above average strike.

Nice mint state example of this popular last year of issue. 10% mint red on the obverse and more than 50% on the reverse. Full cartwheel luster and or

Chain, AMERICA. Here is an intriguing Chain cent. Hard, glossy dark brown surfaces everywhere except for half of the reverse where the surface shows a

Vine & Bars Edge. Sharper by a point or two with nicely outlined devices and a just about complete date and legends. Has some planchet flaws on ...

Vine & Bars Edge. Pleasing for the grade with smooth light brown surfaces. Just a few little rim nicks and an as-made planchet fissure over STA....

Lettered Edge, Single Leaf. Bold VF35 detail but has fine porosity covering most of the planchet, a scratch in the hair, and a large planchet void at

Head of 1793, Edge of 1794. Cleaned and recolored dark olive and steel. The surfaces somewhat matte in texture but have an overall smooth appearance a

Head of 1794. Perhaps a couple points sharper but porous. Even in this grade, the Apple Cheek is discernible. Surprisingly strong edge lettering.

Head of 1794. Glossy medium steely brown. Smooth and attractive without any serious marks, just a few little scratches here and there. LDS, Breen III,

Head of 1794. VF detail but has some marks, roughness, and a slight bend to the planchet. Dark olive and steel color. Late die state.

Key Sheldon 39. Head of 1794. Sharpness close to VF but the surfaces are lightly porous throughout. Rather pleasing color, deep reddish-olive fields c

Head of 1794. Sharpness of F15 but has lots of thick, dark encrustation covering a majority of the surfaces, probably from time spent underground. The

Head of 1794. Just a lovely mid-grade 1794, the modest circulation and centuries-old patina turning it into a work of art really. Predominantly light

Head of 1794. A decent Office Boy with slightly glossy steel and olive brown surfaces and orangey-tan undertones. Close to VF by sharpness but has a f

Head of 1794. F12 detail but has light scratches covering the obverse and to a lesser degree the reverse. Light olive surfaces with patches of microgr

Head of 1794. Nice glossy chocolate brown surfaces and has a full date and legends. A few light scratches in the right obverse field and tiny ticks el

Head of 1794. Was a strong VF coin before the hair was skillfully re-engraved to imitate a higher grade. Both sides were burnished and recolored in th

Head of 1794. Sharper by several points but has many hits around the rims of both sides. Slightly porous surfaces that were burnished and have retoned

Head of 1795. Sharpness of F15 with some rim bumps, most severe over UNITED, and other little nicks and scratches in the fields and devices. Decent co

Head of 1795. Good detail and decent brown color. Some little pits on the obverse and residue at the central reverse. Last date digit appears intentio

Plain Edge. Glossy chocolate brown. Nice for the grade with just a few obverse nicks. A technical G+ but has weakness at the peripheries due to the la

Plain Edge. Slightly granular under a glossy light olive patina. No major marks. Date visible. Small curved clip off the cap.

Plain Edge. Glossy reddish-olive and steel brown, the surfaces smooth, problem-free, and very attractive for the grade. Bold date and legends. A pleas

Liberty Cap. Smooth, glossy deep brown surfaces that are high quality for the grade. Full obverse detail while the reverse is weak at the top and bott

Draped Bust, Reverse of 1795. Nice light olive and steel, the surfaces smooth and show just a few circulation marks and minute porosity at the central

Draped Bust, Reverse of 1795. Steel brown with some reddish scale on the obverse and light porosity on both sides. G5 detail overall, the obverse a bi

Draped Bust, Reverse of 1794. A strong example of this tough variety. Solid VF25 sharpness and there are next to no marks. Very dark olive with a dust

Reverse of 1795, Gripped Edge. VG10 detail with some pitting at the right obverse border and across the reverse. Pleasing medium brown otherwise with

No Stems. F12 detail with scattered porosity, heaviest on the reverse and edge. The color and overall appearance, especially of the obverse, aren

Reverse of 1797, Stems. A point sharper but not perfectly smooth. Dark olive with chocolate highpoints. The only mark is a tiny pinprick at N of CENT.

Reverse of 1797, Stems. Attractive dark chocolate and mahogany, probably recolored but the result is nice. Hard, glossy surfaces with just a few obver

Reverse of 1797, Stems. A pleasing, natural medium brown cent with smooth surfaces. Thin scratch across the reverse is the only mark to note. LDS, Bre

Reverse of 1797, Stems. A glossy brown G6 with a few too many little contact marks and microscopic roughness precluding the higher grade. Full date, l

Reverse of 1797, Stems. Glossy steel-brown with just a bit of fine porosity in the fields and a speck of verdigris on the drapery. A few nicks around

Reverse of 1797, Stems. Medium brown and tan surfaces that are fairly smooth and pleasing for the grade. Weak left side due to a combination of axial

Reverse of 1795. Pleasing lower grade example of this tough Red Book type. Smooth surfaces, dark brown with lighter devices. Scratch across the neck i

Reverse of 1795. A charming example of this key 1798, much easier on the eyes than most. Glossy medium brown and dark olive. Just a few light contact

Style 1 Hair. A couple points sharper bust has some light porosity in the fields and scratches on the portrait. Steel brown and dark olive. Full date

Style 1 Hair. Glossy light reddish-brown and steel, the surfaces a tad microporous but the arm’s length appearance is fairly smooth and attra

Style 2 Hair. Sharpness of VF35 or so but burnished to minimize porosity. Recolored to a chocolate brown and orangey-tan. Scrapes at the upper reverse

Style 2 Hair. Sharp XF detail but very dark with some rough greenish patina. The obverse is glossy from a sort of lacquer on the surface while the rev

Style 2 Hair. A nice medium brown cent and close to Fine. There are just some scattered contact marks and a rim nick before the L.

Style 2 Hair. Sharpness near F12 but portions of the gray-brown surfaces are rough, mostly across the bust and the lower reverse border. Scratches on

Style 2 Hair. An attractive example of this scarce variety. Glossy golden brown surfaces. No marks to note but there is a bit of underlying granularit

Reverse of 1795. A very respectable example of this key Sheldon number and the only combination of a Style 2 Hair obverse with the Reverse of 1795. Da

Fine or better detail but fuzzy in appearance from even granularity covering both sides. Dark olive and steel brown. The only mark is a scratch on the

Smooth, pleasing medium olive brown surfaces that have only minor circulation nicks and a scratch at NT. Just a few patches of extremely faint porosit

Style 1 Hair. Fairly smooth steel brown surfaces with just some insignificant nicks and scratches. The most notable ones are at the forehead and acros

Style 2 Hair. A couple points sharper but has myriad tiny nicks covering the entirety of each side. Glossy dark brown. Has the arc crack on the revers

Sharpness of VF20 but burnished on both sides, leaving a thick gloss and light hairlines underneath. Nice chocolate brown color though and no marks to

Terminal die state and the breaks at AT and OF are visible. Heavy scratch across the neck, a decent light brown Good otherwise.

Noteworthy grade and condition for this tough variety that tends to come rough, heavily worn, or both. This is a glossy VF with a row of tiny marks in

VG10 detail, glossy dark brown with some streaky roughness and light scratches on the obverse. LDS.

Decent gray-brown surfaces with just a bit of porosity on the reverse. Noteworthy as an early die state, with no clashmarks behind the hair. Very rare

A bit sharper with some light roughness in the fields. Not bad for the grade though. Dark brown with steel devices. Struck slightly off center to obve

3 Errors. G6 detail. Thick scratch behind the hair, thinner ones at the central reverse. Otherwise a decent original dark brown coin. All three errors

100 over 000. A sharp and pleasing example of this popular Corrected Fraction variety. Detail on the better side of VF30, slight deduction for some ve

100 over 000. A few points sharper but slightly rough and has some nicks and scratches. The corrected fraction can be made out. LDS with the rim break

1/000. Decent, original pale brown surfaces with just some minor nicks and trace of roughness. Glossy and pleasing for the grade overall. The date and

Smooth but lightly cleaned, with some orange color at the centers. Comes with a Grellman card.

No Stems. An attractive cent for the grade with hard, glossy surfaces. Medium brown with lighter, slightly orange devices. A few thin scratches on eac

Close to XF detail and has a smooth, sharp appearance. Deduction for a few thin scratches across the lower bust and hair, as well as a spot of removed