Handsome circulated example. The surfaces are remarkably smooth and the impression is nicely centered with even dark chocolate coloration throughout. First regular issue coin produced at the United States Mint in Philadelphia. A popular, collectible issue!
Nice XF details with light porosity and an engraving on the obverse.
An extremely popular issue, it gets its name from the 94 tiny stars around the border of the reverse die. As is typical for the date, the reverse is of a much lower grade than the obverse but the obverse is so nice that it carries the piece to a VG8.
Nicely contrasting early Large Cent. Smooth, even wear with nice overall eye appeal.
Wholesome early large cent with light, even wear on the high points.
A tougher Sheldon variety of this better early Large Cent. A modest amount of wear is noticeable around the ear of liberty, but the surfaces overall exhibit very few abrasions. The fields are more reminiscent of an AU quality coin.
On occasion there's just a coin that comes across our desk that can't be described by a word other than "Wow"! This piece is a truly amazing survivor that has not been on the auction block as a graded coin EVER. In fact, it was last seen in 1996 as part of the Eliasberg auction when the coin was uncertified. In fact, on the PCGS CoinFacts, the grade of the coin is estimated as a MS65RB. Regardless of the grade, the coin is indeed a special offering and while there is plenty of reddish-rose tint remaining, the smooth, chocolate surfaces are absolutely pristine.I spoke to John Albanese, President of CAC, about this coin when he saw it and he stated "it's not your typical oily-looking uncirculated Large Cent. This coin is absolutely special and is absolutely amazing. I don't do much in copper, but I love this coin!" As far as the coin goes, the obverse displays an absolutely beautiful luster beneath the light brown skin. The top of the obverse displays a pleasant bluish-pink tint that accentuates LIBERTY and just draws your eye into the color. The reverse is a solid milk chocolate brown with the luster especially noticeable around the rim of the coin. We're proud to offer this absolutely amazing specimen and whether it's part of a large collection that this coin is just another highlight or possibly the only coin that a collector owns, this piece is sure to bring joy when held and viewed in-hand. CAC approved for quality.
