Scarce Early Half Cent

1797 1/2c PCGS VF25 (Plain Edge)

A handsome midgrade example of the tough early half cent. Pleasing olive-brown surfaces retain solid details and nice underlying luster with handsome golden overtones featured on both sides.

Elusive Half Cent

1802/0 1/2c PCGS F15 (Rev. 1802) ex: D.L. Hansen

The 1802 half cent is a challenging date and the key issue in the Draped Bust series. The Reverse of 1800 is so rare as to be almost prohibitive with just a handful known, making the reverse of 1802 the primary collectible variety. The present coin has a even dark chocolate color throughout and nice eye appeal for the grade with no abrasions worthy of individual note.

Early 19th Century Half Cent

1804 1/2c PCGS AU58+ (Cross. 4, Stems)

Popular collector date and draped bust half cent type coin. Bold and lustrous with smooth deeply toned surfaces and great eye appeal!

Lovely Red Gem

1855 1/2c PCGS MS65 RD ex: D.L. Hansen

Exceptionally preserved gem! Both sides displays fiery red mint luster with strong central devices.

Scarce Early Large Cent

1794 1c PCGS/CAC VF25 (Head of 1794, S-43)

A positively lovely Flowing Hair Cent with light milk chocolate color with no heavy hits from circulation. Pleasing to the eye, as most of these early cents were heavily used and abused. Sheldon 43, Head of 1794 variety. CAC approved as choice for the grade.

Scarce Variety

1801 Fraction 1/000 1c PCGS AU53 (S-223, R-1) ex: D.L. Hansen

Glossy deeply toned surfaces are well-detail despite honest high-point wear.

Scarce Early Large Cent

1803 1c PCGS AU58 (Small Date, Small Fraction)

A scarce early 19th Century large cent with deep walnut-brown surfaces that are minimally abraded for and solidly detailed. Luster glimmers in the protected areas grating pleasing eye appeal.

1829 1c NGC VF25 (Large Letters)

Marvelous Eye Appeal

1848 1c PCGS/CAC MS65 RB

An incredibly lustrous Braided Hair Cent with captivating eye appeal. The luster is rich, unbroken, and enhanced by the presence of extensive mint red. An easy decision for CAC.

Original Gem

1855 1c PCGS/CAC MS65 RB (Upright 55)

Mixed red-brown surfaces burst with a bright luster. A very original gem with superb eye appeal. Only 2 CAC examples have been graded finer for the color designation. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Popular and Scarce Variety

1858/7 Flying Eagle 1c PCGS VF30 (Strong)

Very popular and scarce variety.

Wonderful CAC Example

1864 1c NGC/CAC MS66 RB (Bronze)

Light wood-grain toning shimmers with lovely unbroken cartwheel luster. Original and well-struck this gem is fascinating! First-year Indian cent struck on bronze planchets. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Key Date

1870 1c NGC MS64 RB

This piece exhibits frosty surfaces and soft luster. Smoothly blended red-brown surfaces are very nice!

Key Date

1872 1c NGC VF20

Popular key date.

Deep Red Surfaces

1893 1c PCGS/CAC MS65 RB

This original gem showcases frosty red devices that fade to deep red/brown peripherals. Very appealing and shimmering with luster throughout. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Fully Red Gem

1904 1c PCGS MS65 RD

Stunning and smooth red surfaces engulf this gem as luster radiates throughout.

1908 1c PCGS MS64 RB

Popular Key Date

1908-S 1c PCGS VF20

Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent.

Popular Key Date

1908-S 1c NGC XF45 BN

Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent.

Key Date

1909-S Indian 1c PCGS VF25

Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent.

Choice OGH Example

1867 1c PCGS Proof 64 RB (OGH, Eagle Eye Photo Seal)

Bright flashy fields surround wonderfully frosty devices while luster pools and swirls in hand. The old green label only adds to the appeal of this already show-stopping piece. Eagle Eye Photo Seal

NGC Old Holder Gem

1878 1c NGC Proof 65 RB (OH, Eagle Eye Photo Seal)

Housed in an NGC old holder, this piece boasts smooth coloration, problem-free surfaces, and stunning luster! Mintage of just 2,350 coins in proof. Eagle Eye Photo Seal.

Low Mintage

1903 1c PCGS Proof 64 RD

Bright luster captivates and draws you into strongly detailed devices. Only 1,790 coins struck in proof format.

Finest Known!

1906 1c NGC Proof 66 RD UCAM

The finest known example from a low mintage of just 1,725 coins struck in proof format. The issue was struck from dies that were polished in such a way that the vast majority of coins emerged from the press with both the fields and devices reflective. This beauty is a stunning exception and the sole Deep Cameo piece certified. Fully struck with enchanting, highly reflective fields that contrast starkly against the devices. Vivid red and golden-orange coloration coat the virtually pristine surfaces creating outstanding eye appeal! 

Colorful Gem

1909 VDB 1c NGC MS65 BN

Popular first year Lincoln with the designer's initials. These were quickly removed due to public outrage.

Popular Key Date

1909-S VDB 1c PCGS AU58

Handsome brown coloration coats this slider evenly and a deep patina is present. The 1909-S VDB is one of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors.

Popular Key Date

1909-S VDB 1c PCGS/CAC MS64 RB

One of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors. Phenomenal color with a mix of mint red, and pale hints of pink and sea-green. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.

Better Fully Red S-Mint

1912-S 1c PCGS MS64+ RD

Entirely red in color, a light patina graces the peripherals. Gracious luster swirls around the surfaces in a lovely display. PCGS+ grade designating the top of the assigned grade.

Key Date

1914-D 1c NGC VF35

Key date D-Mint. Popular in any grade.

Lovely Colorful Toning

1927-D 1c PCGS MS65 RB

Rose, orange, and blue toning cascades from lustrous surfaces.