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Categories • Coin Galleries April 2006 → United States Coins → U. S. Large Cents → U. S. Classic Head Large Cents |
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Lot # |
Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
| 1760 |
1810/09 S.281
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AU |
$1,300.00
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Extremely Fine-45, nearly About Uncirculated. This example shows the overdate quite clearly and was struck on a better than average copper flan for the issue. The fields are smooth, with only a few marks indicating its high grade circulated condition. This piece will be a highlight of any U.S. copper collection. |
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| 1761 |
1811 S.287. Normal Date
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F-12 |
$300.00
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Fine-12. Here is a very pleasing example for the type. The surfaces show very light granularity but are still superior to what is usually encountered. |
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| 1762 |
1813 S.292
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F-15 |
$420.00
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Fine-15. This chocolate brown example has smooth, hard surfaces and strong eye appeal for the grade. |
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| 1763 |
1814 S.294. Crosslet 4
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VF-20 |
$400.00
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Very Fine-20. Olive fields attractively complement deep chocolate design motifs. The surfaces show just faint granularity but the overall look is quite smooth and pleasing. |
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Categories • Coin Galleries April 2006 → United States Coins → U. S. Large Cents → U. S. Coronet Head Large Cents |
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Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
| 1764 |
1817 N.8
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EF-40 |
$260.00
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Extremely Fine-40. An attractive example with glossy, smooth surfaces and strong details. ANACS EF45; 1833 N.4. Very Good-08. This example has full rims and is especially pleasing for the assigned grade. ANACS VG8; 1775 Imitation British Halfpenny. Very Good or better. An interesting contemporary counterfeit of a George III Halfpenny. 3 pieces. |
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| 1765 |
1817 N.10. 13 Stars
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VF-35 |
$140.00
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Very Fine-35. Lovely chocolate brown surfaces are hard and glossy, giving an alluring look. |
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| 1766 |
1817 N.14. 13 Stars
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AU-55 |
$200.00
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About Uncirculated-55. Hints of red color in the protected areas give this lustrous example attractive eye appeal. |
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| 1767 |
1818 N.10
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AU-58 |
$180.00
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About Uncirculated-58. The present example of this Randall hoard variety is of the later die state which is cracked through all stars and the date. A few minute toning spots are noted for accuracy. There is some red color showing from a past lightening, but the coin is retoning to a more natural hue. |
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| 1768 |
1820
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F-12 |
$70.00
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Fine-12 or nearly so. Medium brown with some encrustation on the obverse and some scratches; 1845 Fine-15. Deep brown toning over decent surfaces; 1848 Fine-12. A well balanced coin with some light verdigris on the obverse. 3 pieces. |
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| 1769 |
1823/2 N.1
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F-15 |
$220.00
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Fine-15. The obverse is quite pleasing for the grade but the reverse is a trifle rough. |
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| 1770 |
1825 N.1
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VF-20 |
$100.00
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Very Fine-20. This example shows microscopic granularity but is otherwise wholesome and attractive. |
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| 1771 |
1829 N.4
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VF-35 |
$160.00
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Very Fine-35. Strong details are evident on this example. Surfaces are hard and glossy but for a few flecks of verdigris. |
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| 1772 |
1834 N.2½. Small 8, Large Stars, Medium Letters
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EF-45 |
$160.00
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Extremely Fine-45. The reverse and left half of the obverse are a lovely tan, the remaining portion of the obverse is toned brick red. Liberty's profile shows dramatic doubling. |
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| 1773 |
1850 N.7. Mint State-63
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MS-63 |
$180.00
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A well struck example that still offers traces of subtle mint color. Some pale green shows around the bottom of the obverse rim. |
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| 1774 |
1856 N.2. Slanting 5
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AU-58 |
$130.00
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About Uncirculated-58. The surfaces are a beautiful, smooth chocolate brown. A lovely coin that some would call Mint State. A thin die crack runs from the rim to the left tip of star 8 and to the top of Liberty's head. |
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