The Pre Long Beach Auction - January 2012

1852 N-4 R1 MS60+. Lustrous steel and light chocolate brown with a trace of original mint color remaining on the reverse. The surfaces are satiny and

1852 N-8 R2 MS63. Frosty medium brown and light chocolate. Satiny mint luster covers the fields and protected areas. A small spot of darker olive brow

1852 N-22 R1 NGC graded MS67 Brown. Very attractive and highly lustrous light to medium olive with underlying mellowed mint red bleeding through in pr

Group of Eight 1852 Cents. Grades range from VG8 to VF20 with an average grade of F12 to F15. All are different die varieties. Some are sharper with d

Group of 8 Cents, 1852-1856, grading VF30 to VF35. Includes 1852 (1), 1854 (2), 1855 (3), and 1856 (2). All are different die varieties. Some are slig

1853 N-9 R2 AU50. Glossy steel brown with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. The fields are lustrous and the only mark is a small splash of

1853 N-10 R1 Repunched 18 MS64+. Lustrous bright mint red fading to bluish steel brown on the highpoints, 75% of the red remaining. The only marks, an

1853 N-10 R1 Repunched 18 NGC graded MS66 Brown. Frosty light olive and steel brown. Satiny mint luster covers both sides, especially on the reverse.

1853 N-11 R2 EF45+. Choice glossy medium brown with light chocolate toning covering the highpoints and satiny mint frost in protected areas. Very clos

1853 N-27 R2 F12. Off Center. Slightly sharper with many very tiny nicks scattered over the obverse, none notable but far too many to ignore. No addit