Often referred to as Pitt tokens, the Colonial pieces were issued in honor of William Pitt, a British politician who concerned himself trying to get the Stamp Act repealed. Attractive, chocolate brown specimen with CAC approval for quality.
PCGS #35089.
A handsome and affordable example of this tough early half cent struck on a tapered planchet, with the lower left obverse and upper left reverse detail near completely missing. Otherwise smooth, and well-detailed with pleasing dark chocolate brown coloration over both sides.
Popular collector date and draped bust half cent type coin with great luster and a beautifully original blend of chocolate tones with amber-orange tints throughout.
Beautifully original, select specimen! Dominant orange-red coloration shines from both sides of this well-struck example.
Exceptionally preserved gem! Both sides displays fiery red mint luster with strong central devices.
Frosty, impressively preserved gem!
Wonderfully preserved gem Large Cent with well-struck, crisp details and plenty of lovely, original red-orange color.
Lovely example of this popular first year of issue.
Popular Copper-Nickel cent issue in gorgeous superb gem condition! Satiny and sharply detailed with pleasing golden-tan coloration and tangerine highlights.
Better date rare with full mint red color! This sharply defined gem is beautifully lustrous with strong eye appeal!
Key date in the Indian cent series.
Very tough date to locate in full red and this crisply struck representative displays bold luster and wonderful orange-red color throughout.
The key to the Indian cent set and desired by nearly all collectors of US coins.
Scarce key date with the Indian's headdress feather pointing between the C and A of AMERICA.
Key date. Especially tough in full red.
