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Very attractive frosty steel brown and light chocolate. Looks choice but this cent was lightly cleaned and expertly retoned. No marks or other defec

Lustrous medium steel brown with a couple peeps of faded mint red on the reverse. Very attractive with satiny fields and just a light touch of fricti

Glossy medium brown. Smooth with trivial marks, just worn. A dull nick on the A in STATES is the only notable defect. EDS. The doubled reverse die

Light chocolate brown with steel brown toning on the highpoints. Covered with fine to moderate granularity, strongest under the N in CENT. The only

Frosty light olive and steel. No roughness or contact marks, just light wear. A tiny planchet flake in the dentils under star 1 is the best identify

Frosty steel brown and light chocolate with peeps of faded mint color on the reverse. The only defects are a tiny planchet flake in the dentils left

Frosty light to medium steel brown with a few small spots of reddish olive brown, mostly on the reverse. Sharply struck and attractive; calling this

Frosty light olive and steel with traces of very faded red in protected areas on the reverse thanks to an old cleaning. There are a few spots of dark

Includes 1839 N-14 R3 Booby Head F12, 1840 N-10 R2 Large Date G6, and 1840 N-12 R1 Small Date G6. The last is sharper with defects. Lot of 3 coins.

Glossy light to medium brown with frosty golden tan toning covering the protected areas. There is a dull nick or planchet flake on the rim at star 13