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Lustrous and well struck for the issue.

With only 6,420,000 pieces struck, a scarcer issue, particularly in Gem Uncirculated condition.

One of the scarcer issues from the 1870s and always popular in Gem condition when offered.

1874 1c NGC MS64BN

Pleasing with about 50% shimmering red.

Dusky mint red color on both sides. A gem.

Nearly full mint red color on this outstanding specimen, only seldom offered nowadays with mint red still adhering.

1879 1c NGC MS65 BN

1884 1c NGC MS64RB

Whizzed.

1887 1c NGC MS65RB

Recolored.

Cleaned.

1890 1c NGC MS64RB

1891 1c ANACS MS64RB

1892 1c PCGS MS63 BN

1893 1c NGC MS64RB

1895 1c ANACS MS65RB

1898 1c NGC MS64RB

Recolored.

Cleaned.

Recolored.

1902 1c ANACS MS64RB

Cleaned.

1904 1c NGC MS65RB

Scratched, cleaned.

Damaged. Clearly, this ranks as one of the ultimate low grade Indian cents certified by a main third-party grader. Bid aggressively!

Cleaned.

1906 1c NGC MS65RB

Interesting minting error.

1907 1c ANACS AU55

1908 1c NGC MS64 Red

Damaged & cleaned.

1909 Indian 1c ANACS MS64 Red

Now dusky red color mellowing to brown on the obverse, although the reverse retains its full orange-red color.

An outstanding nice mirror frosted-relief gem with good eye appeal. The surfaces are virtually flawless and except for one or two tiny hairlines, it b

For more than 50 years it has been fashionable to assemble a set of high quality Indian cents, either Proof or Mint State, or perhaps a combination of

A slightly impaired Proof -- damaged, cleaned.

Only Closed 3 Proofs were issued this year as all were struck in early January before the cange to the open 3 format. Mintage of 1,100 pieces. A gem.

An outstanding example of this key date. As one should expect for a coin in this grade, the surfaces are nearly perfect. For a Proof 65, this example

1878 1c PCGS PF64RB

A lovely Gem Proof, one of only 3,955 issued.

A gem.

1882 1c NGC PF64BN

Recolored.

1892 1c ANACS PF62RB

Proof mintage only 1,862 pieces.

1897 1c PCGS PF64RB

1901 1c NGC PF65BN

1943 1c NGC MS67

1943-D 1c NGC MS67

Bright and glittering. The steel-zinc alloy tended to corrode, so these are always appreciated when as fresh glowing as the one offered here.

1943-S 1c NGC MS67

An interesting die-making boo-boo, and quite impressive. From center to periphery the intense radiant color glows.

2000-S 1c ANACS PF64 HCAM

1865 2c ANACS MS60

A delightful blazing Gem Mint State of this scarcer date. Near pristine surface with a bold, sharp strike.

Bright fresh surfaces with classic mint vibrancy -- a gem. Only minor strike-softness on the horizontal shield lines, although most stars are bold.

Attractive nickel-gray with golden patina, the surfaces virtually immaculate for this inexpensive yet attractive nickel five-cent piece. The designer

Sleek nickel-gray patina, bright, original, the devices on this particularly attractive coin razor-sharp throughout. Last year of the 1866-83 shield T

Blazing luster, white and pristine, with no spotting or offensive marks to detract from the imperial presence of the coin. Would make a delightful add

One of several very attractive No CENTS variety Liberty nickels we are pleased to offer, this lovely gem has natural golden brown toning over the nick

Full blazing glory with the surfaces nickel-bright and even displaying a hint of a blue sheen so popular with collectors and sometimes found on high-e

Warm golden gray surfaces exhibit intense cartwheel luster and a satiny, faintly prooflike appearance.

The second Type this year and generally much scarcer to find in gem MS65 quality than the No CENTS. Well struck, glowing luster, with pleasant gold to

Lovely surfaces with natural golden to golden brown toning. A gem.

Light russet-gray toned surface. A gem specimen of this early issue.

Attractive surfaces display warm golden russet toning with a little bit of nickel-blue sheen to add weight to the overall splendid preservation. 1890

Nicely toned and well protected from the ravages of time; a scarce date in gem MS65 quality, scarce by a wide margin over others in the immediate vici

1892 5c ANACS AU55

Delicate striated golden amber to reddish orange toning with underlying surface condition firmly in the gem MS65 level. Another outstanding Liberty ni

Warm golden toning over nickel-bright luster. It is easy to see this piece was delivered a full, sharp blow by the dies.

Dusky original nickel-gray to light brown toning. Its gem surfaces make it very scarce in this condition.

A frosty golden gem with strong underlying luster and highlights on both sides. Nicely struck for the date, perhaps not fully so since some of the sta

Clearly a standout among Liberty nickels of this year, a refreshing gem without a single problem to speak of. Should attract a lot of attention.

Likely an early strike from fresh dies, judging from the details. The surfaces are satin nickel silver with a golden blush of sunset color plus hints

Original light toning over both surfaces marks this as an above-average, nicely preserved representative for a U.S. 19th century Type Set.

Another outstanding specimen, this time naturally toned and revealing gem quality surfaces plus an above-average (if not quite bold) strike.

Warm golden toning over heavy mint frost typical for the year.

Warm golden sunset toning atop very choice quality surfaces. Better than average strike, too.

Blazing original frost under a pale overlay of toning.

Yet again, a well struck, pleasing Gem quality Liberty nickel from the later period. Mint-fresh surfaces and luster.

Warm champagne and brown toning from careful preservation over the century since it was struck.

Another nicely toned, original gem from this mixed collection of Gem quality Liberty nickels.

Original dusky nickel gray surface, spot-free and attractive for a Type Set.

As with the majority of the Gems listed in this sale, a well struck, nearly pristine example whose surface displays nice cartwheel spin.

Lightly toned. Mint-fresh surfaces and luster.

Beautifully toned. An eye-appealing specimen of this "Type" date.

Deep warm dusky brownish toning over gem quality fields and devices. Final year of issue for the regular coinage (a clandestine mintage of 5 1913-date

Sleek surfaces underneath original dusky nickel-gray toning with areas of colorful iridescence as thoug it had been stored in a coin album in the earl

As it is fashionable to search for Gem quality toned Proofs for a date set of these, the coin offered here is just the ticket for a collector hoping t

A coin sporting gem quality nickel-fresh luster underneath a light blush of champagne gold and sunset toning. Well worth considering as a first year T

Weak reverse as often found. Only 1,557,000 minted of this scarcer issue. Housed in SEGS holder.

Housed in an ICG grading holder, this is a lustrous, nicely toned example of a date that is known for its insufficient die striking pressure. Weakness

A decidedly first-rate specimen of the scarce “brilliant” finish 1936 Buffalo Nickel, a coin boasting spot-free originality with delicate toning on bo

A silvery bright specimen glowing with original nickel-fresh mint bloom, the best looking Proof 66 you will ever get the opportunity to bid on and wel

1946-D 5c PCGS MS66FS

1951-D 5c PCGS MS66

Nicely toned.

A nicely toned example of the John Reich capped bust style, with surfaces glowing golden brown and other rich shades. Well struck on the stars as well