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pieces were issued in honor of William Pitt, a British politician who concerned himself trying to get the Stamp Act repealed.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.
Popular collector date and draped bust half cent type coin. The scratch goes from 10 to 4 on the obverse, but is only seen when tilted correctly.
The Hansen Collection holds a MS56RB example for the date.
Sharply struck gem! Seafoam green tints flash over smooth fields and remaining red highlights glossy devices. The number one set displays a finest known example for the date, a PR66RB.
PCGS# 35390. Stunningly preserved gem! Attractive medium brown surfaces with subtle overtones of bluish steel. The fields are highly reflective with moderate to deep mirrors on both sides that display neon tints of blue-green, pink, and violet. Phenomenal eye appeal. CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection holds another example of the same grade for the date.
A smooth milk chocolate example of this attractive first year type coin. Clean details with choice originality, this piece is ideal for the type.
Nicely contrasting early Large Cent. Smooth, even wear with nice overall eye appeal.
An absolutely stunning AU58 example of this popular early Large Cent. Attractive surfaces with nice detail, the coin is only a few cabinet friction points away from being considered uncirculated. CAC approved for quality.
As described in the original Heritage offering of the Newman Collection: One of the Nichols Find varieties, available in Uncirculated grades, although always in demand as an early copper type. The glossy chocolate-brown fields are smooth and attractive. The strike is fairly sharp on the portrait but the wreath exhibits some blending. Liberty's lower neck and chest display a shallow strike-through, as made, and Liberty's cheek has several small roundish marks.
Popular early large cent.
Popular early Large Cent. Some light spots of corrosion are forming in the fields, but appear to be inactive.
The Hansen Collection holds a MS64BN example for the date.
Lovely mid-issue Large Cent with plenty of red remaining in the fields and nice overall luster.
Lustrous surfaces with nice overall eye appeal.
This lovely brick-red gem is sharply on the major devices, soft cartwheel luster gleams from both sides. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. The Hansen Collection holds a MS66RB example for the date.
First year of issue. Nice type coin.
First year of issue. Lovely pink undertones with silky surfaces. A nice type coin.
Popular type coin for the Flying Eagle series. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Popular issue. We find the small letters variety to be slightly tougher and more desirable than the Large Letters.
Famous key date from an original mintage of an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 coins with an attractive matte finish. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Lustrous fields and original color. A famous key date from an original mintage of an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 coins. CAC approved for quality.
Popular, one year type coin.
Lovely gem example of this popular, one year type coin. Copper-red surfaces display nice mint luster and details are strong throughout. The Hansen Collection possess a MS66 example for the date.
Popular Copper-Nickel cent issue.
