The Pre Long Beach Auction

(1792-94) Kentucky Cent with Blundered Lancaster Edge Breen-1156. AU-50. Choice glossy chocolate and steel brown with frosty luster peeking through in

1796 Castorland Medal in Silver Breen-1058. AU-50. Frosty light silver with delicate steel gray toning in protected areas. The fields are slightly ref

1787 Fugio Cent. Pointed rays, cinquefoils, "STATES UNITED". NGC graded AU Details, corrosion. A uniform dark-reddish brown and overall, ...

1783 Washington Triumpho copper Breen-1184. VF-20. Sharpness VF35 but covered with microscopic porosity. No marks or verdigris. Later die state with a

1783 Washington Unity Cent Breen-1188. EF-40. Glossy chocolate and dark olive brown with lighter brown toning on the highpoints. No defects other than

1783 Washington Cent with Draped Bust Original Strike Breen-1189. VF-20. Choice glossy chocolate brown. A thin nick in the field off the chin is the o

(1792-95) Washington Success Token Small Size in Brass Breen-1288. VG-8. Sharpness VF20 but the planchet is covered with microscopic granularity mixed

Group of 11 Mixed Colonial coppers. Includes 1788 Vermont Ryder-24 Rarity-4 VF20 net VG8 for corrosion, 1787 Connecticut Maris 27-a.1 R6 F12 but count

(1652) New England Shilling Wyatt Copy Kenney-1 in Silver. AU-50. A choice piece, essentially as struck by Thomas Wyatt of New York between 1840 and 1

(1652) New England Shilling Wyatt Copy Kenney-1 in Silver. VF-30. Sharpness closer to mint state but there are two dull dents on the obverse (NE side)

1652 Wyatt Good Samaritan Shilling in Silver Kenney-8. EF-40. Lightly cleaned with smooth, mark-free surfaces. Glossy light silver with darker grayish

(1659) Idler Imitation of the Maryland Denarium (Penny) Kenney-2 in copper. MS-63. Struck by William Idler circa 1860 as an advertising card. Choice l

(1659) Idler Imitation of the Maryland Denarium (Penny) Kenney-2 in copper. MS-60. Glossy bluish steel, olive, and chocolate brown. Smooth and mark-fr

1652 Wyatt copy of the Noe-2 Oak Tree Shilling in copper Kenney-3. AU-50. Glossy light chocolate brown. No wear, but the planchet is wavy from some li

1652 Copley Restrike of the Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling in copper. MS-60. Glossy chocolate mixed with darker olive brown. The toning is a bit mot

(1787) John Bolen copy of the LIBERNATUS Pattern for Thomas Machin in copper Kenney-7. AU-50. Choice glossy light chocolate brown. From the early, unb

(1787) John Bolen copy of the LIBERNATUS Pattern for Thomas Machin in copper Kenney-7. EF-45. Virtually identical to the preceding lot, just a bit mor

1776 Dickeson Copy of the Continental Dollar in Silver Kenney-2. MS-60. Lustrous silvery gray with brownish steel toning in protected areas. The field

1776 Dickeson Copy of the Continental Dollar in copper Kenney-2. MS-60. Identical to the preceding lot except this one is struck in copper. Faded mint

1792 Idler Copy of the Washington Half Dollar Pattern by Getz in copper Kenney-1. EF-40. Sharper but there is a tiny punchmark over the S in PRESIDENT