PCGS# 800826. Pop 1 with only 4 examples graded finer.
A wonderful, near-gem type coin with glossy brown surfaces and no distracting carbon spots.
PCGS #35531.
A rare, prepped planchet for an early large cent.
Drastically off-centered Large Cents are extremely rare. This example retains excellent eye appeal despite very slight porosity, that upon resubmission could possibly be overlooked.
First year of regular issue and an important transition year as the U.S. Mint finished up the Braided Hair Large Cent design and created this first "small cent." Fantastic luster and rich bronze-red color with just one area of deeper tone hidden within the lower right wreath. The strike is about 90% full, which is impressive given the harder copper-nickel composition utilized for the design. Tiny rim cuds (as minted) below the date and in some portions of the reverse periphery add interest to this unique uncirculated example.
Popular type coin for the Flying Eagle series. Excellent central detail, but struck through grease. A common occurrence in this series.
Popular issue. We find the small letters variety to be slightly tougher and more desirable than the Large Letters.
Popular Copper-Nickel cent issue.
Scarce date with lovely "woodgrain" color from an improperly mixed alloy. The luster is full on this gem example.
Better date coin with great luster for the given grade.
Affordable example of this slightly better date.
A partial broken collar affects the rim and the strike overall. Really a neat piece and on a slightly better date as well!
Blues and purples dominate both sides of this near-gem example.
Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent.
Popular and scarce S-mint Indian cent.