<span style="color:#333333;font-family:'Source Sans Pro', Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif;font-size:18px;background-color:#ffffff;">PCGS #35080. 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.</span>
The number one set hosts a AU53 example of this overdate.
Only four examples are graded finer - all MS66+. This is a great relatively affordable example before the price more than doubles for one of the finest known. Frosty devices stand out against bright rose-red surfaces. Luster screams from every aspect of this coin.
At probably 80% mint red, this is a much more desirable example than most of the RB examples available. Newcomb 18 variety. Very choice!
Scarce date. Only 1 finer in RB. An essentially flawless example with no spots or distractions and plenty of mint red remaining.
Tons of dynamic orange and mint red hues throughout. No spots or distractions. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent. Only 2 finer in RB! Lovely luster and some mild "woodgrain" toning throughout.
Only 1,000 coins were struck of this Copper Nickel issue, but far fewer are known. A spotless beauty, that appears quite perfect in-hand!
One of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors. Impeccable mint luster and no distracting spots or bag marks to be found.
One of the primary keys to the Lincoln cent collection and a rare date that is coveted by all collectors. Ample Mint red remains on this nicely lustrous little gem.
Attractive rainbow toning on the obverse with dynamic pink and green hues intertwining, creating a hypnotic experience for the viewer. The reverse remains mostly red, with hints of rainbow tones clinging to the upper periphery. All the die markers are present on this carefully preserved rarity.
Unmatched surface quality, and beautiful original red color. The eye appeal is off the charts. A tougher date Matte Proof Lincoln; especially at red gem level. Clearly an easy decision for CAC.
This beauty is tied for the finest known non-cameo example from a mintage of 9,320 coins. Completely free of distractions, the mirrors are glassy and offer sharp clarity and definition. This, combined with the blazing red color creates quite a mesmerizing piece in hand. Worthy of the finest registry collection!
Stunning gem from a mintage of just 15,872 coins, among the finest known PCGS has graded just five examples finer (all CAM examples). This example actually retains a healthy amount of cameo effect, though not enough for PCGS to grant the designation. Brilliant mirrors are fully struck and beautifully original. Light peachy-gold color uniformly coats both sides making for dazzling eye appeal.
Key date 2-cent piece. The small motto is a perennial favorite among copper collectors. This sharply struck gem features wonderful rich golden-orange, olive, russet tones throughout.
Attractive bronze-red toning with hypnotic luster. The eye appeal is strong and this coin has been carefully preserved and cherished. PCGS pop 4 with only 1 finer!
A lovely gem from the Civil War era with gorgeous red surfaces and satiny luster.
Deep shades of red, sunset orange, and violet serve to highlight the strong luster throughout the obverse and reverse. No distracting spots or fly specks whatsoever. As eye appealing as they come!
Lovely gem example with pretty rose and gold tints over well-struck, lustrous surfaces.
Spectacular flash and original mint red color draw in the eye and create impressive eye appeal. A truly beautiful, natural gem.
This coin definitely has that "fresh out of a mint bag" look to it. Spotless, with full mint bloom and great originality.
Lovely original mint red. Only 4 finer at PCGS!
A semi-key date in the short-lived series and a tremendous coin. Gem red color with no distracting marks or spots. The luster is impeccable. Only 12 finer at PCGS and only 2 finer have been graced with a CAC sticker! CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
PCGS pop 2 with none finer! A bold overdate, punched to the south and easily visible on the "71."
Very scarce in proof format with a low mintage of just 100 coins. The colors are stunningly gorgeous when rotated in direct light. Clearly an easy decision for CAC.
Low mintage proof of just 500 coins struck. Exciting yellows and splashes of orange start at the rims and fade toward the centers, framing the devices nicely. A beautiful; and dynamic example.
Low mintage proof of just 725 coins struck. Deep russet and burnt sienna toning throughout with some unique streaks of teal flashing when rotated in direct light. Beautiful!
Of the 625 coins struck, only a handful remain with fully red surfaces. The present example holds firmly to that color designation, with only slight toning on the reverse.
Low mintage proof of just 600 coins struck. "Brown" truly fails to define the color of this exciting piece. Blues and deep purple/violet hues intermingle throughout and only serve to complement the luster and flash. Stunningly beautiful!