An extremely desirable colonial issue struck in England, these were imported to the colonies around 1781. This coin is of exceptional quality for the issue as well as the grade level!
Beautifully preserved midgrade example!
PCGS #147876. A really interesting Deer Head variety of this popular early American coper coin. PCGS Price Guide of $1,750!
A nice, affordable example of this first dollar coin supposedly produced under the auspices of the Continental Congress.
Lovely and well-preserved AU example. Light, even wear present across the reliefs. Smooth olive-brown surfaces show hints of original red patina and nice remaining luster. The Hansen Collection holds the finest known example for the date, a MS65BN. Cohen-4
A delightfully smooth example of this popular early half cent issue. Bold detail and charming eye appeal. The number one set contains a MS62BN example for the date.
The number one set hosts a AU53 example of this overdate.
Satiny gem with hints of violet and blue-green undertones.
A scarce issue to find in full red! Beautiful red-orange fields glow with stunning luster. The Hansen Collection holds one of the three finest known examples for the date, a MS65RD.
Lovely steely green tints with lots of remaining red. A true gem with stunning overall eye appeal.
Wonderful gem! Handsome deep mahogany surfaces feature hints of original mint red highlighting the crisply struck design elements. Tied for finest known with BN color designation at PCGS.
Excellent braided hair half cent type coin with a sharp strike. Smooth deep brown surfaces with nice remaining orangey red tints highlighting the devices, especially present on the reverse. The primary set displays a MS65RB example for the date.
Satiny gem with radiant pink and plum tones. The Hansen Collection contains a MS66 example for the date.
Punctuation die flaw between the 1 and 7 of the date plainly evident. The Hansen Collection is home to a MS61BN example for the date. Nice remaining red with frosty luster.
Beautifully preserved gem proof. Razor sharp strike and glossy brown surfaces that flash with neon tints of lime, indigo, and purple on both sides. CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection holds the finest known for the date, a PR64RB.
Stunning high-end gem example! Bright tones of pink, violet, blue-green illuminate medium-brown, mirrored fields. The devices are glossy and show razor sharp definition. CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection holds the finest known example for the date, a PR66+BN.
PCGS #35402. Lovely example with satiny light brown surfaces, that show hints reaming reflectivity when turned in the light. The Hansen Collection possess the finest known example for the date, a PR66RB.
Sharply struck gem with electric blue and purple tints highlighting the fields. CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection possesses a PR66RB example for the date. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Beautifully detailed AU! Delightfully smooth surfaces feature bold detail with just a touch of wear on the high-points. Attractive mahogany-brown patina with a thin planchet defect in the upper left obverse field. Overall excellent eye appeal, a choice AU specimen! CAC approved for quality.
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.
Pleasing early Large Cent with hints of original red appreciable on the obverse and solid remaining details.
Generously detailed surfaces are deeply toned in shades of olive and chocolate brown. Glowing luster and excellent eye appeal for the grade level!
