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1794 S-32 R2+. About Good-3. Slightly sharper with a dull dig from the base of B to the top of the head, plus some light rim bruises on both sides. Th

1794 S-32 R2+. AU-50. Breen and Chapman Plate Coin. Sharpness very close to mint state but there is a patch of extremely fine roughness under TATE int

1794 S-33 R6 Wheelspoke Reverse. VF-25. Plated in Penny Whimsy, Noyes, and Breen. Glossy chocolate brown with lighter chocolate toning covering the de

1794 S-34 R5+. Fine-12. Choice glossy medium brown. Very nice color and surfaces for the grade, the only marks being a few tiny pinpricks between the

1794 S-34 R5+. VG-10. Choice glossy light to medium brown. The planchet is smooth and very attractive, well above average for the grade. The only mark

1794 S-35 R5+. VF-20. Penny Whimsy Plate Coin. Sharpness EF40 with patches of fine porosity on the obverse, mostly in the field over the bust tip, in

1794 NC-1 R7+. Good-5. Plated in Chapman. Sharpness F15 but moderately corroded and lightly burnished to reduce the roughness. There is no notable ver

1794 S-36 R5. VF-35 Plus. Plated in Chapman. Sharpness near EF45 but there is a minor rim mark over the T in LIBERTY and a couple smaller tics over ER

1794 S-37 R6+. Fine-15. Morley Plate Coin. Ten points sharper with extremely fine granularity under a rather glossy patina of dark olive brown with me

1794 S-38 R5+. PCGS graded MS-63 Brown. Noyes Plate Coin. Frosty steel brown and chocolate with underlying lighter brown faded down from mint color sh

1794 S-39 R6. Fine-15. Sharpness VF25 or slightly better but covered with very fine granularity and there is a scrape at the T in LIBERTY that nearly

1794 S-39 R6. VF-35 Plus. Choice glossy light to medium brown. Sharpness close to EF40 but there are some small, shallow planchet chips, as struck, ne

1794 S-40 R5+. PCGS graded MS-63 Brown. Plated in Chapman, Noyes, and Breen. Lustrous dark steel brown and chocolate with faint hints of very faded mi

1794 NC-2 R8. VG-10. Unique Outside ANS Museum. Sharpness VF30 but covered with fine to moderate porosity, strongest on the bust tip and around ITED S

1794 S-41 R3. VF-25. Five points sharper with a rim dent at TA in STATES and a dull rim nick at IC in AMERICA, plus a faint scuff along the jawline an

1794 S-41 R3. VF-30. Very slightly sharper with a few too many light contact marks for a higher grade, including a nick on the eye, some tiny ticks on

1794 S-42 R4-. EF-40. Plated in Elder-Gilbert and Chapman. Glossy chocolate and darker steel brown with frosty luster remaining in protected areas. Th

1794 S-43 R2+. Fine-12. Slightly sharper but the obverse is minutely rough, mostly in the right field. The obverse appears to have been lightly cleane

1794 S-43 R2+. AU-50. Five points sharper with extremely fine porosity covering the planchet, the roughness so fine it is barely visible even under ma

1794 NC-10 R8+. Fine-12. Unique. Slightly sharper with a small rim dent at A in STATES and a dull but large and rather deep nick under ME in AMERICA.

1794 S-44 R1. EF-45. Sharpness close to mint state but the obverse is covered with extremely tiny specks of reddish brown verdigris. These specks are

1794 NC-5 R8. About Good-3. Noyes and Breen Plate Coin. Sharpness VG8 but the planchet is slightly bent and partially straightened causing areas to be

1794 S-45 R5+. VG-10. A couple points sharper but the obverse suffers from numerous thin, shallow planchet fissures that are mint made but still provi

1794 S-45 R5+. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Noyes Plate Coin. Choice lustrous light olive and steel brown with slightly faded mint red showing...

1794 S-46 R3. MS-60. Breen Plate Coin. Choice glossy medium steel brown with underlying frosty light steel brown and hints of very faded mint red in a

1794 S-47 R4. VF-25. Double Profile. Five points sharper with a small, light rim bruise under the 79 and a slightly stronger one at D in UNITED. Other

1794 NC-9 R8-. Good-5. Sharpness VG10 or slightly better but covered with light to moderate corrosion, strongest on the neck and throat. There is some

1794 NC-9 R8-. About Good-3. Noyes Plate Coin. Sharpness F12 or slightly better but covered with moderate corrosion on all but the highpoints, which a

1794 S-48 R5 Starred Reverse. PCGS graded VF-30. Plated in Chapman and Penny Whimsy. Glossy medium brown. The surfaces are smooth, completely free of

1794 S-49 R2. VF-35. Very attractive glossy chocolate brown with hints of reddish chocolate toning in some of the protected areas and lots of lighter

1794 S-49 R2. VF-30. Clipped Planchet. Very slightly sharper with several light nicks on the neck. Otherwise this cent is choice for the grade. Attrac

1794 S-50 R5+. EF-45. Plated in Early American Cents and Penny Whimsy. Attractive glossy chocolate and steel brown. The planchet is smooth and hard, v

1794 S-51 R5-. EF-40. Blundered Edge. Five points sharper but recolored glossy chocolate and steel brown with underlying very faded red in protected a

1794 S-52 R6-. Fine-12. Slightly sharper with a pair of thin planchet voids slanting down to the left, one from the cheek to the neck and the other ac

1794 S-52 R6-. Fine-15 Plus. Penny Whimsy Plate Coin. Sharpness VF20 with a small dig high on the neck, a long horizontal nick at the bottom of the ca

1794 S-53 R6. VF-35 Plus. Chapman Plate Coin. Choice glossy medium brown. The surfaces are outstanding and the eye appeal is exceptional, which could

1794 S-54 R3. VF-35. Frosty chocolate and steel with a small patch of medium brown toning at the top of OF. The only mark is a tiny horizontal nick on

1794 S-55 R2. Fine-12 Plus. Sharpness VF20 but there is a small corrosion spot in the field close before the lips, another at the rim over the C in AM

1794 S-55 R2. VF-30. Slightly sharper with a few too many small nicks for the higher grade. Most of these nicks are on the right side of the obverse a

1794 S-56 R3. AU-50. Office-Boy Reverse. Rotated Reverse. Breen Plate Coin. The so-called "Office-Boy Reverse" variety due to the amateuri...

1794 S-57 R1. VG-10. Sharpness VF25 but the surfaces are slightly rough, including some shallow pits on the obverse. The strongest of these pitmarks i

1794 S-57 R1. AU-55. Frosty steel brown and chocolate with underlying mint luster covering both sides. No spots or contact marks. The only defects are

1794 S-58 R3. EF-40. Choice glossy chocolate brown with medium brown highpoints. A cent with great eye appeal. The only marks are some very faint hair

1794 S-58 R3. VG-8 Plus. Sharpness F12 with very fine roughness under a slightly glossy dark chocolate and olive patina. The notable marks are two rim

1794 S-59 R3-. PCGS graded MS-66 Red & Brown. Noyes Plate Coin. A fantastic gem in all respects! Highly lustrous mint red fading to light bluish...

1794 S-60 R3+. VF-35. Blundered Edge Lettering. Slightly sharper with a group of tiny, light nicks in the wreath right of E in ONE. The other marks ar

1794 S-61 R4. EF-45. Sharpness near AU50 with a faint hairline scratch down from the eye to the pole tip, plus a small nick under the 4 and another on

1794 S-62 R4+. VG-8 Plus. Sharpness F15 or slightly better but covered with microscopic granularity. The color is a decent and slightly glossy medium

1794 S-62 R4+. PCGS graded MS-63 Brown. Noyes Plate Coin. Lustrous chocolate brown with delicate wisps of darker olive brown toning on the lower part

1794 S-63 R3-. AU-50. The Fallen 4. Attractive glossy steel brown with underlying frosty mint luster in the fields and protected areas. The only sign