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1739 Admiral Vernon Porto Bello Medal CHOICE AU50+ ($499.00)
1739 Admiral Vernon Porto Bello Medal, variety McCormick-Goodhart 68. Okay, I have no idea what this thing is or the history behind it, but it is a HUGE coin that is about the size of a silver dollar, and it's a CHOICE AU50+ example!
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1746 British Covent Garden Theater Box Token by T. Pingo EF-AU ($199.00)
1746 British "Covent Garden Theater" Box token in copper by T. Pingo. Duke of Cumberland design, in choice EF-AU. Includes a softcover copy of "The Pingo Family and Medal Making in 18th Century Britain." 33mm and quite thick and heavy. Not something that I usually offer, but was part of a recent large cent collection that I purchased in November. Unusual and interesting to say the least!
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1787 M39-a W5195 New Jersey Colonial NGC VF30BN CAC ($599.00)
1787 New Jersey, M39-a, W5195, Small Planchet, Plain Shield. This coin has been authenticated and graded by NGC as VF30BN, and it has great color and smooth surfaces. CAC-certified as choice for the grade.
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1793 Chain Large Cent AMERICA PCGS PR1 Choice for grade ($2,499.00)
1793 Chain Large cent, AMERICA Reverse. Authenticated and graded by PCGS as PR1, and it's a very nice, smooth example with nice surfaces and color. An apparent planchet void on the obverse is the only distinctive feature. The obverse shows a faint bust, but most of the other details are worn smooth. The reverse has a bold chain, and a faint fraction and ONE CENT. The AMERICA feature is not visible, but the AMERICA reverse can be verified by the position of the chain links with respect to the N in ONE. A smooth, well-worn, certified example of America's first large cent. Housed in a new PCGS "edgeview" holder such that the vine and bars edge device is plainly visible.
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1793 S1 R4 Chain Large Cent AMERI. Reverse PCGS PR1 SecureShield ($3,999.00)
1793 S1 Chain Large Cent, AMERI. reverse, R4. I fear a very difficult coin to sell from the photo, because when you take the photos head-on, the details disappear. However, when you tilt the coin under a light, the reverse really jumps out, featuring a full chain, fraction, and clearly visible AMERI. feature. On the obverse I can make out a full but faint bust, as well as half of LIBERTY. Nice dark brown color with microgranular surfaces that show some light scratches on the obverse, possibly album slide marks. Not perfect, but quite decent for an S1, which is notoriously difficult to locate in a problem-free PCGS holder. PCGS Price Guide says $6200 - my price is $3999 net. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NO DISCOUNTS, SORRY!
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1793 S10 R4 Wreath Large Cent Vine and Bars Edge PCGS VG8 ($4,500.00)
1793 S10 Wreath large cent, Vine and Bars Edge, R4. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VG8. Completely original with nice medium dark brown color and mark-free surfaces. The coin is smooth to the naked eye, but a strong glass reveals VERY minor roughness. No marks to speak of, and the injured rim feature on the obverse is plainly visible at K2-K3. The date is 100% full although it is not strong. Overall a very nice example for the grade, and a tougher R4 variety to boot.
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1793 S10 Wreath Large Cent Electrotype COPY AG3 ($299.00)
1793 S10 Wreath large cent, ELECTROTYPE COPY. This is an average example with AG3 details but just a hint of any date digits. Mottled color on both sides. Some of the copper plating has given way to the white base metal underneath, both on the lower left obverse and along one spot on the rim. An average example, and one that apparently spent lots of time in circulation.
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1793 S10 Wreath Large Cent Electrotype COPY Raw VG10+ ($399.00)
1793 S10 Wreath Large Cent, Electrotype COPY. This is an old, well-executed electrotype copy with VG10+ details. Very nice medium brown color and mostly smooth surfaces, overall a very nice example that would fool many people, although the seam on the edge is a dead giveaway. Ex-Goldberg's 09/04/11 lot #539.
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1793 S12 R6- Liberty Cap Large Cent Raw AG3 net FR2 ($6,500.00)
1793 S12 Liberty cap large cent, R6-. This coin has AG3 details but it has minor rim bumps all around the edges, net FR2. All four digits of the date are visible but faint, and there is enough detail to confirm the S12 attribution, including the diagnostic swollen reverse with central details gone and outer details strong. Not a perfect example, but decent for a low grade example of a tough R6-.
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1793 S2 R4+ Chain Large Cent Raw VG8+ net G5 ($6,500.00)
1793 S2 Chain Large Cent, AMERICA reverse, R4+. This is at first glance a gorgeous example with a light obverse planchet flaw, but when you flip it over some light scratches are readily apparent. The obverse features gorgeous color and smooth surfaces marred only by a very shallow planchet flaw on the head. LIBERTY is very bold, as is all of the facial and hair details. The date is faint but FULLY readable when you tilt the coin under a light, and every digit is clear to the naked eye. Every single detail is plainly visible on the reverse, along with a few scratches. The rims are basically clean, and the vine and bars edge device is particularly strong. Although the coin has some minor problems, the eye appeal is really nice, and this feels like a lot of Chain Cent for the money. Not to mention that it is the scarce S2 variety, considered an R4+.
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1793 S3 R3- Chain Large Cent Raw G5 net AG3 ($4,500.00)
1793 S3 Chain Large Cent, AMERICA reverse, R3-. This coin has full G5 details but it is evenly corroded. Fortunately, most of the date is still clear to the naked eye, as is LIBERTY. The bust is still fully-outlined and some hair details can be made out thru the roughness. The reverse features a full chain, fraction, and ONE CENT, and most of the outer legend is still readable, with AMERICA being the strongest. Not a perfect example, but the readable date and AMERICA are two strong points.
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1793 S4 R3 Chain Large Cent Periods AMERICA Raw AG3 ($1,999.00)
1793 S4 Chain Large cent, AMERICA Reverse with PERIODS obverse, R3. This example would have been a CHOICE AG3 but unfortunately somebody has made a series of cuts along the outer top surface of the obverse. Despite the cuts, LIBERTY and the period thereafter are both fully visible, as are the vine and bars along the edge. The date is not visible. The reverse is choice smooth brown with a very clear AMERICA feature. Priced as AG3 / Scudzy, but I don't consider this coin scudzy - it actually has a lot of character! A great coin for an album, where you could feature the chain side facing outward.
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1793 S5 R4 Wreath Large Cent Vine and Bars Edge Raw AG3 ($1,250.00)
1793 S5 Wreath Large Cent, Vine and Bars edge, R4. This coin is an average example with solid AG3 details and a couple of light rim bumps. The date is not visible, but the rest of the details are pretty solid. Purchased from Jim Long 11/17/11, and a little harder to find R4 variety.
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1793 S8 R3 Wreath Large Cent Vine and Bars Edge ANACS AG3 (but really G5) ($1,499.00)
1793 S8 Wreath large cent, Vine and Bars Edge, R3. This coin has been authenticated and graded by ANACS in a very early holder as AG3. In reality, the coin has solid G5 details including a readable date, but the surfaces are very dark and finely porous. Every single detail can be made out with the naked eye, although the photo does not show up that way. Probably a hard coin to sell based on my photo, but the strength of the details in hand make it a pretty decent example of a dated Wreath Cent.
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1793 S9 R2 Wreath Large Cent Vine and Bars Edge PCGS AG3 LDS ($1,599.00)
1793 S9 Wreath large cent, Vine and Bars Edge, R2. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as AG3, and it is very strong for the assigned grade. The obverse is fully G4 with a readable date, and I would call the reverse G4, too. The color is a little splotchy, but NOT as splotchy as my photo. In other words, this coin looks BETTER in person. Late die state (LDS) with a reverse die crack through ICA. Very hard to find 1793's in PCGS holders, and even harder to find an "AG3" with this much detail and a full date. And as an added bonus, PCGS has put the "S-9 Vine and Bars Edge" attribution right on the label!
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1793 S9 R2 Wreath Large Cent Vine and Bars Edge Raw VG10 net VG8 ($2,999.00)
1793 S9 Wreath large cent, Vine and Bars Edge, R2. This coin has very strong details that are at least VG10. However, the coin has a brassy golden color that does not look natural to my eyes, and there are some scattered rim nicks. VG10 net VG8, and a coin that would certainly benefit from an excellent recoloring or a long vacation inside a kraft envelope taped to a sunny window. The date of course is incredibly bold at this grade level, and the overall eye appeal is still quite positive.
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1793 S9 R2 Wreath Large Cent Vine and Bars Edge Raw VG8+ ($2,999.00)
1793 S9 Wreath large cent, Vine and Bars Edge, R2. This coin has very strong details that are at least VG8, and the all-important date is full and bold. The surfaces are very faintly rough, but the overall look is still very positive and the color has a nice contrast to it. So I call it VG8+ net VG8. Tons of detail, strong date, nice eye appeal, add it up and it's a pretty nice Wreath Cent!
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1794 C5a R4+ Liberty Cap Half Cent Raw G5 net AG3 ($150.00)
1794 C5a Liberty cap half cent, Small Edge Letters, R4+. This coin has perhaps G5 details but with rough surfaces, net AG3. Removed from a PCGS Genuine holder, and the insert is still with the coin. Yes, I bought this coin hoping for the C5b, which is R8, but alas, this is definitely the C5a! The coin is also slightly damaged which leaves it just slightly BENT.
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1794 C5a R4+ Liberty Cap Half Cent Raw VG7 net G4 ($550.00)
1794 C5a Liberty cap half cent, Small Edge Letters, R4+. This coin has nice dark brown color and VG7 details. However, there are some obverse nicks on the cap and the right rim, plus another dull dent on the reverse at E in UNITED. VG7 net G4. The small edge letters are clear, and the overall eye appeal is decent. A somewhat tougher variety, R4+.
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1794 C9 R2 Liberty Cap Half Cent PCGS EF40 LDS M3.0 ($5,750.00)
1794 C9 Liberty Cap Half Cent, High Relief Head, R2. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as EF40. Excellent light brown color with nice surfaces and strong details. No real marks to speak of, and the overall eye appeal is really nice. Late die state (LDS) with an obverse die crack through the cap and a tiny rim break on the reverse just left of the fraction. The "Cohen 9" attribution is listed on the PCGS label. Priced at PCGS Price Guide value - make sure that you SIGN IN to see your discounted pricing!
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1794 S28 R2 Liberty Cap Large Cent Raw FR2 net PR1 Off-Center Mint Error ($299.00)
1794 S28 Liberty Cap large cent, Head of 1794, R2. This coin is a FR2 with some heavy reverse cuts, net PR1 (basal state). Not much to celebrate there, but the coin does have some massive appeal because it is a mint error that has been struck OFF-CENTER. Approximately 5% off-center to obverse K10, and very rare as such. When these come up at auction, they seem to bring huge prices, and I think this is the first off-center 1794 I have ever handled. Not a great coin, but a neat mint error from 1794.
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1794 S32 R2 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 PCGS VG10 LDS ($1,250.00)
1794 S32 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VG10. Golden brown color and smooth surfaces. A late die state (LDS) example with an obverse rim break above LI and the reverse die crack through the first S in STATES. Interestingly enough, right now I am pleased to offer a MATCHED SET of 1794 S32 large cents in PCGS VG10 - this LDS example plus a matching EDS example #9625. Same coin, same variety, same PCGS grade, different die states! Make sure you check out both coins - they would make a great pair!
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1794 S41 R3 Liberty Cap Large Cent Raw G6+ ($599.00)
1794 S41 Liberty Cap large cent, Head of 1794, R3. This is a very nice, smooth example with attractive peanut butter and chocolate brown contrasting color. The date is somewhat faint, but the coin is virtually choice - the only defects I can spot are a couple of TINY obverse rim bumps that are almost invisible. A very pretty coin for a low-grade 1794 large cent.
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1794 S42 R4 Liberty Cap Large Cent Raw G6+ ($599.00)
1794 S42 Liberty Cap large cent, Head of 1794, R4. This is a very nice, even medium brown example with close to VG8. Everything about this coin screams VG8 except that the date and the opposite area on the reverse are weakly struck. Overall a nice example of a better R4 variety.
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1794 S43 or S44 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw FR2 ($125.00)
1794 S43 or S44 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794. A nice tan brown coin with an easily readable date. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S44 R1 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw G5 nearly choice ($499.00)
1794 S44 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R1. A nice tan brown coin that would be CHOICE but for some tiny nicks on the cap and a reverse rim bump at OF. Purchased from H. Craig Hamling for $500 in 2009. Great color and eye appeal. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S46 R3 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 NGC VG Details ($399.00)
1794 S46 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R3. A decent example with medium brown color. The coin has been authenticated and graded by NGC as VG details, damaged. The damage is a host of fine scratches and nicks covering both sides of the coin. Not an ugly coin, but certainly below average. Priced BELOW CQR G5 Minus. Early die state.
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1794 S47 R4 LIberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw F12 net G5 ($450.00)
1794 S47 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R4. Sharp F12 details, but the coin is moderately porous and slightly bent, net G5. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S57 R1 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 PCGS G6 ($699.00)
1794 S57 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as G6. Soft brown color and smooth surfaces, with a couple of light rim bumps visible on the obverse. EAC grade G6 net G5.
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1794 S57 R1 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 PCGS VF30 ($2,750.00)
1794 S57 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R1. This is a glossy tan brown example that has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VF30. I see a 5-point deduction for a small rim bump at the top of the obverse above ER, otherwise this one is gorgeous with choice glossy surfaces and excellent tan brown color. The two fine die cracks off the nose and lips are plainly visible to the naked eye. Purchased in 2007 from "San Fillippo" as a raw example. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED! CURRENTLY OUT ON APPROVAL - PLEASE EMAIL ME TO VERIFY AVAILABILITY!
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1794 S57 R1 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw AG3 Ugly ($125.00)
1794 S57 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R1. What can I say, this one is ugly! Dark and rough, but underneath the rougness are VG8 details, and the date is readable. Just a filler, but certainly well below average. CONSIGMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S57 R1 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw VF25+ net F15+ ($1,250.00)
1794 S57 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R1. Very sharp details, at least VF25, but there are several tiny contact marks on each side, as well as some areas of scattered roughness. The color is a glossy golden brown, and is perhaps a little too glossy. Vf25+ net F15+, and still a decent "looker" despite the minor defects. CONSIGMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S58 R3 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw VG8 net G6 ($499.00)
1794 S58 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R3. VG8 details but evenly porous throughout - net G6. All of the details are still fully visible, and the hair is particularly strong. CONSIGMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S59 R3 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 PCGS VF25 ($2,499.00)
1794 S59 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R3. This is an original medium brown example that has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VF25. Very sharp details, especially the hair, and the surfaces appear totally original. There are a few TINY rim nicks visible, plus a dull scuff under IC on the reverse. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S62 R4+ LIberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw VG8 net G5 ($499.00)
1794 S62 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R4+. VG8 details with medium brown color and glossy surfaces, but there is some light damage at the obverse rim at K3 that is also visible on the reverse. VG8 net G5. Purchased from Chuck Furjanic in 2010 for $503. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S63 R2 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1794 Raw EF45 net VF30+ ($5,999.00)
1794 S63 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1794, R2. The Fallen 4 variety. A very nice, original coin with abundant mint luster and pretty surfaces. Struck on a thick, meaty planchet, and that thick planchet has been a magnet for some tiny rim nicks. Hard to grade this one, so I will call it EF45 net VF30, although that's being pretty harsh considering the full details, mint luster, and overall eye appeal. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1794 S71 R2 Liberty Cap Large Cent Head of 1795 Raw AG3 ($199.00)
1794 S71 Liberty Cap Large Cent, Head of 1795, R2. Smooth and well worn, but all of the obverse details are visible, including a full date. The reverse is weaker, perhaps FR2, so call it AG3 overall. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1795 C5a-R3 Liberty Cap Half Cent PCGS F15 Choice Color ($1,750.00)
1795 C5a Liberty Cap half cent, Plain Edge No Pole, R3. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as F15, and it has choice tan color and nice eye appeal. This variety always has a faint date, but the date is fully readable to the naked eye on this example, although it does not show up well in my photo. 78.55 grains as listed on the PCGS insert, so it is definitely C5a instead of C5b. Problem-free with just a couple light carbon spots near the top of the obverse to identify the coin. The kind of color that seems to be IDEAL!
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1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge No Pole AG3+ Mint Error ($299.00)
1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge No Pole, R2. This was lot #151 in the Goldberg's Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $138. The coin itself is an EAC AG3+ with smooth surfaces and chocolate brown color. A double mint error coin that has been struck off-center and also clipped. Frankly, priced at almost no premium for the double error!
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1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge No Pole PCGS AG3 Off-Center Mint Error ($899.00)
1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge No Pole, R2. This was lot #140 in the Goldberg's Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $690. The coin itself is an EAC G5 with smooth surfaces and chocolate brown color. The coin now resides in a PCGS AG3 holder - I guess PCGS considers the part that was off-center to be WEAR?! The real appeal of this coin is that it is a major mint error, being struck 15% OFF-CENTER toward obverse K10.5. A very nice example of a very rare early mint error.
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1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge No Pole PCGS FR2 Off-Center Mint Error ($699.00)
1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge No Pole, R2. This was lot #141 in the Goldberg's Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $425.50. The coin itself is an EAC G5 with smooth surfaces and chocolate brown color. The coin now resides in a PCGS FR2 holder - I guess PCGS considers the part that was off-center to be WEAR?! The real appeal of this coin is that it is a major mint error, being struck 15% OFF-CENTER toward obverse K10. A very nice example of a very rare early mint error.
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1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge No Pole Raw VG7 net AG3 Mint Error Off-Center ($499.00)
1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge No Pole, R2. This was lot #142 in the Goldberg's Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $345. The coin itself is a raw VG7 with smooth surfaces and a dull dent on the obverse, EAC net AG3 (?). The real appeal of this coin is that it is a major mint error, being struck OFF-CENTER toward obverse K9. The color is a nice medium brown, and the date is faint but fully visible. Basically, this coin is priced as a type coin with no premium for the error, and although errors seem to be common in "Davy" auctions, they are still quite rare out in the wild!
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1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge No Pole Raw VG8 net G5 Mint Error Double-Struck ($599.00)
1795 C6a Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge No Pole, R2. This was lot #133 in the Goldberg's Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $483. The coin itself is a raw VG8 with very faint, shallow hairlines on the reverse, EAC net G5. The real appeal of this coin is that it is a major mint error, being DOUBLE-STRUCK. The second strike was slightly offset, and it is most visible at AMERICA on the reverse. The color is a nice medium brown, and the date is faint but fully visible. Basically, this coin is priced as a type coin with no premium for the error, and although errors seem to be common in "Davy" auctions, they are still quite rare out in the wild!
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1796 C1 Liberty Cap Half Cent Probably Cast COPY Raw VG8 Davy ($150.00)
1796 C1 Liberty Cap Half Cent, No Pole, ELECTROTYPE COPY. This is an old fantasy mule with the obverse from 1796 C1 and the reverse from 1795 C1/C2. This was lot #158 in the Goldberg's / Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $115. Mr. Grellman was unclear about if this was a cast copy or an electrotype copy, but the verdict leans toward a cast copy. White metal, probably lead, and a cheap way to fill the 1796 hole in your half cent collection.
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1797 C2 Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge Centered Head Raw G4 net AG3 Mint Error Off-Center ($499.00)
1797 C2 Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge Centered Head, R3. This was lot #179 in the Goldberg's Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $184. The coin itself is a raw G4 with very minor surface roughness, net AG3. The real appeal of this coin is that it is a major mint error, being struck OFF-CENTER toward obverse K8. The color is a nice medium brown, and the date is fully visible. Basically, this coin is priced as a type coin with no premium for the error, and although errors seem to be common in "Davy" auctions, they are still quite rare out in the wild!
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1797 C2 R3 Liberty Cap Half Cent Plain Edge Raw PR1 Mint Error Double-Struck ($125.00)
1797 C2 Liberty Cap Half Cent, Plain Edge with Centered Head, R3. This was lot #178 in the Goldberg's / Davy auction on 09/04/11, where it realized $86.25 The coin itself is an interesting mint error that has been clearly DOUBLE-STRUCK, most notieable on the portrait. The date is not visible, and the coin is well-worn to the PR1 level. Basically, this coin is priced as a type coin with no premium for the error, and although errors seem to be common in "Davy" auctions, they are still quite rare out in the wild!
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1797 S140 R1 Draped Bust Large Cent Mint Error Triple-Struck (Or More!) ($985.00)
1797 S140 Draped Bust large cent, Reverse of 1797 with Stems, R1. This is a dramatic mint error that has been struck at least THREE times! The error is most clearly seen on the reverse, with several of the strikes off-center from the first or last. VG8 or better details, with some considerable corrosion on the obverse that presents itself in shades of red. Compares quite favorably with Heritage FUN 2011 lot #3145 that just sold for $1610 on 01/04/11. Here is the link to that auction:
http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=1151&Lot_No=3135&Lot_Id_No=158082
This coin sure looks like a bargain in comparison!
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1798 S145 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw VG7 net G6 ($399.00)
1798 S145 Draped Bust Large Cent, Style 1 Hair, R3. This is an absolutely fantastic lower-grade example. VG7 details or stronger, with a 1-point deduction for a tiny rim tick at K5. Otherwise an exceptionally clean example in terms of surfaces and color.
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1798 S145 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw VG8 ($599.00)
1798 S145 Draped Bust Large Cent, Style 1 Hair, R3. This is a solid VG8 that has been struck with mis-aligned dies, particularly noticeable on the obverse above LIBERTY. Nice color and surfaces, with a tiny rim nick on the reverse above AM.
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1798 S148 R2 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw VG7 EDS ($350.00)
1798 S148 Draped Bust Large Cent, Style 1 Hair, R2. This is an absolutely fantastic lower-grade example. VG7 details with no real defects to speak of. Excellent light brown color and original surfaces. Early die state (EDS) before the obverse rim break develops.
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1798 S178 R5+ Draped Bust Large Cent Reverse of 1796 Raw FR2 ($799.00)
1798 S178 Draped Bust large cent, Reverse of 1796, R5+. A smooth and well-worn example with an AG3 obverse showing a bold date, and a well-worn reverse that DOES still show the single leaves at the top. Mottled brown color from an expert recoloring. Ex-Goldberg's 09/04/11, lot #557, which realized $603.75. Check out the CQR on this tough R5+ variety: $2250 in AG3!
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1798 S179 R2 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw F15 ($750.00)
1798 S179 Draped Bust large cent, Style 2 Hair, R2. A smooth, above average F15 with very nice surfaces and color. Completely original, and the hair detail is especially strong.
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1799 S189 R2 Draped Bust Large Cent ANACS AG3 details BOLD DATE ($2,999.00)
1799 S189 Draped Bust Large Cent, Normal Date, R2. This coin has a G4 obverse with some light contact marks that appear to be lightly "thumbed" to make the surfaces appear smoother. What makes this coin so impresive is the FULL, BOLD DATE, which is almost impossible to find on 1799 large cents. Purchased from Gemini Numismatics on 07/29/11, and absolutely, positively, guaranteed GENUINE! Now in an ANACS holder as AG3 details, scratched burnished.
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1800 S199 R4 Draped Bust Large Cent PCGS VG8 ($735.00)
1800 S199 Draped Bust large cent, Normal Date, R4. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VG8, and it is exceptionally pretty in terms of surfaces and color. There is some minor buildup on the bust that is not corrosion and could probably brush right off, as well as a couple of light circulation marks on the reverse. Overall a pretty, pretty coin with an EAC grade equal to the PCGS grade. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1800 S211 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent ANACS G4 LDS ($130.00)
1800 S211 Draped Bust Large Cent, Normal Date, R3. This coin has been authenticated and graded by ANACS as G4 in one of their older, small white, problem-free holders. Late die state (LDS) with a faint die crack through the bottom of the date. Nice and average in every way.
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1800 S211 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent PCGS G4 ($130.00)
1800 S211 Draped Bust Large Cent, Normal Date, R3. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS G4, and it is a nice, original, solid coin for the G4 grade.
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1800/79 S194 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw AG3+ ($99.00)
1800/79 S194 Draped Bust Large Cent, 1800/79 Overdate with 2nd Hair Style, R3. This is an attractive example that grades at least AG3. Very nice color and smooth surfaces, featuring a clear overdate and a very strong reverse. Apparently a middle die state example with what appears to be a sunken retained cud to the left of the first A in AMERICA on the reverse. Ex-Goldberg's 09/04/11 lot #580.
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1801 S216 R1 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw VG8 ($150.00)
1801 S216 Draped Bust large cent, Normal Reverse, R1. A very nice, full VG8 with smooth surfaces and nice eye appeal.
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1801 S219 R2 Draped Bust Large Cent 3 Errors Reverse PCI Gold VG8 ($499.00)
1801 S219 Draped Bust large cent, 3-errors reverse, R2. This coin is a smooth example with medium brown color. Authenticated and graded by PCI as VG8, in a problem-free gold-label holder. This coin is actually very nice, probably EAC G6+. MDS with single reverse die crack.
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1801 S219 R2 Draped Bust Large Cent 3-Errors Reverse PCI FN15 ($1,475.00)
1801 S219 Draped Bust large cent, 3-Errors Reverse, R2. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCI as FN15, and it's a nice, basically problem-free coin for the grade. The PCI holder is a little scuffed up and even has some dark spotting on the inside of the plastic on the obverse, but the coin underneath is nice and well-detailed. Certainly not a F15 by my standards, but easily makes VG8 and features all 3 errors BOLD. Additionally, this is a late die state (LDS) example with a couple of reverse die cracks in the lower left quadrant. S219's are easy to find until you get up to VG8, and then they become quite difficult. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1802 S231 R1 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw VG8 ($150.00)
1802 S231 Draped bust large cent, Stemless Reverse, R1. This coin is a nice VG8 with average surfaces and color. Ex-Oakwood Coins 02/27/10.
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1802 S234 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw F12 Dripping Paint ($499.00)
1802 S234 Draped Bust Large Cent, Normal Reverse, R3. This coin is a very nice F12 example that was lot #280 in the EAC 2011 auction, where it was graded as VG8. I will respectfully disagree with that grade as the coin certainly merits a F12 designation, especially if you allow some expected weakness caused by the broken dies that has created the "dripping paint" effect at LIBERTY. Really a super coin for the variety, and extensively pedigreed. Make sure you check out the description in the EAC 2011 auction catalog!
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1802 S236 R1 Draped bust large Cent Raw G4 TDS Cud / Cracks ($55.00)
1802 S236 Draped Bust Large Cent, Normal Reverse, R1. This is a nice, original G4 in a rare terminal die state (TDS) with a several reverse die cracks, plus a heavy rim break cud over ST in STATES. Breen state IX+.
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1803 S256 R3 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw VG7 ($99.00)
1803 S256 Draped Bust Large Cent, Small Date / Small Fraction, R3. This coin is a very smooth VG7 with average surfaces and color. Ex-Bob LaForme collection.
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1803 S261 R2 Draped Bust Large Cent Raw F12 LDS ($299.00)
1803 S261 Draped Bust Large Cent, Small Date Large Fraction, R2. This coin is a very solid F12+ with sharp details and nice brown color. There is some very faint roughness under a strong glass, but the overall eye appeal is very positive. Late die state (LDS) with a strong arcing die crack on the obverse through the bust and the date.
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1804 C1 R3 Draped Bust Half CENT Crosslet 4 Stems PCGS F12 ($150.00)
1804 C1 Draped Bust Half Cent, Crosslet 4 with Stems, R3. This coin is an attractive example that has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as F12. Manley 2.0 with arcing reverse die crack that slices between TE in STATES. A nice, solid coin for the grade, and certified by PCGS.
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1804 C6 R2 Draped Bust Half Cent Spiked Chin Raw F12+ net VG10 ($150.00)
1804 C6 Draped Bust Half Cent, Spiked Chin, R2. An early die state example, Manley 1.0, before the series of cuds develop around the reverse. F12+ details, but covered with several tiny contact marks, net VG10.
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1804 C9 R2 Draped Bust Half Cent Raw EF40+ M1.0 ex-Virgil Brand ($650.00)
1804 C9 Draped Bust Half Cent, Crosslet 4 with Stems, R2. This is a very pretty EF40+ that is pedigreed to the Chicago Coin Company and Virgil Brand. Early die state, M1.0. A common variety, but exceptionally nice with a cool provenance. CONSIGNMENT COIN - NET PRICED!
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1805 C3 R4 Draped Bust Half Cent Small 5 Stems Raw VG8 net VG7 ($2,250.00)
1805 C3 Draped Bust Half Cent, Small 5 with Stems, R4. A very attractive and completely original VG8 with excellent color and above average surfaces. VG8 net VG7 for a faint obverse scratch to the left of LIBERTY and the hair ribbons. The bulge in the right obverse field is quite plain to the naked eye. One of the nicest 1805 C3's I have handled in quite some time. Ex-Tom Reynolds at $1800, and removed from a PCGS G6 holder - Tom's yellow envelope and the PCGS insert remain with the coin.
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1805 S269 R1 Draped Bust Large Cent PCGS VG8 ($199.00)
1805 S269 Draped Bust Large Cent, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS, and it is a solid, average coin for the grade.
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1811/0 S286 R3 Classic Head Large Cent PCGS Genuine VF20+ net F12+ ($999.00)
1811/0 S286 Classic Head Large Cent, Overdate, R3. Authenticated and graded by PCGS as GENUINE, Surface Damage. Please take a close look at this coin, because it is GORGEOUS! Original surfaces and very sharp details. What PCGS is seeing are a few scattered contact marks, most notable at the top of the reverse. Wow, this coin circulated, what do you expect? I don't agree with the PCGS assessment, but for sake of argument, my grade is VF20+ net F12+ and totally original with nice eye appeal.
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1814 S294 R1 Classic Head Large Cent PCGS F15 ($550.00)
1814 S294 Classic Head Large Cent, Crosslet 4, R1. A dark and glossy example that has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as F15.
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1814 S295 R1 Classic Head Large Cent NGC G4 ex-Heritage ($110.00)
1814 S295 Classic Head Large Cent, Plain 4, R1. A smooth, wear-only example that has been authenticated and graded by NGC as G4. Ex-Heritage 10/11/11 lot #25146 at $84 to Greg Hannigan; Shawn A. Yancey 10/20/11.
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1823/2 N1 Coronet Large Cent Overdate Raw VG10 ($399.00)
1823/2 N1 Coronet Large Cent, Overdate, R2. A fully-original, very attractive VG10 with no real defects to speak of. Key date, with the overdate feature very clear.
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1832 C2 R2 Classic Head Half Cent Raw AU58 ($550.00)
1832 Classic Head half cent, variety C2, R2. This is a gorgeous AU58 with incredible details and color. The only defect, and it is minor, is a tiny contact mark at the top center of the obverse. Outstanding eye appeal!
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1834 N5 R5 Coronet Large Cent Raw VF20+ net F15 ($1,250.00)
1834 N5 Coronet Large Cent, Large 8 - Large Stars - Medium Letters, R5. YES, this is the one you need, the RARE variety as listed in the Redbook. This coin has VF20+ details and a gorgeous obverse, with some very light corrosion on the right half of the reverse, net F15. Comes with an old CVM envelope from Edmond, OK, at $950. Make sure you sign in to see your discounted pricing!
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1842 N6 R1 Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS AU50 Large Date ($250.00)
1842 N6 Braided Hair large cent, Large Date, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as AU50, and "Large Date" is on the PCGS label. Nice light-medium brown color with semi-reflective surfaces and little trace of wear. EAC EF40 or better.
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1844/81 N2 R2 Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS VF20 ($199.00)
1844/81 N2 Braided Hair large cent, Overdate, R2. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VF20. Average coin with decent surfaces, medium brown color, and a couple of dark spots behind the hair. The overdate feature is full and bold to the naked eye.
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1847/7 N2? Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS VF35 Large/Small 47 ($199.00)
1847/7 N2? Braided Hair large cent, Overdate, R3. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as VF35, and it is an average example for the grade. Medium glossy brown color with some light contact marks and rim nicks scattered about each side. The overdate feature is full and bold. I am not 100% certain, but I believe this is the N2 variety.
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1850 N3 R1 Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS MS64RB Naftzger Finest Known ($2,299.00)
1850 N3 Braided Hair large cent, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as MS64RB, and it is a gorgeous example with abundant mint red. Pedigreed to the incredible Naftzger collection sold by Goldberg's in September 2009. Here is the description from the Goldberg's website:
"Lot 974 1850 N-3 R1 PCGS graded MS64 Red & Brown. Frosty mint red fading to olive and steel on the devices, nearly half the original red remaining, mostly on the obverse. There are a couple very faint abrasions on the jawline and under star 6, plus microscopic planchet flakes in the field over the head and under the chin, as struck. Sharply struck with full radial lines in all the stars and the devices on both sides properly impressed. MDS, die state b. The die line at star 2 and the ones over AMER are extremely faint, virtually gone, but the vertical line inside the bottom of the E in CENT is clear. Called MS63 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #30473. Our grade is MS63+, close to MS64, and CC#1 in the Grellman census.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Provenance: Ex Howard R. Newcomb-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/84:632"
This is the FINEST KNOWN example in the Grellman census, and simply a beautiful mint state large cent.
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1851/81 N3 R1 Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS MS63BN CAC ($1,499.00)
1851/81 N3 Braided Hair large cent, Overdate, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as MS63BN, and it is a golden medium brown example with overflowing mint luster on each side. Several die lines are clear to the naked eye, and the overdate feature is quite bold, under BOTH the 8 AND the 1. There are a couple of tiny depressions as struck that are visible on each side, but nothing that is man-made appears elsewhere. CAC-certified as choice for the assigned grade. One of the nicest 1851/81 examples I have ever offered, and both of the under-digits are clear. From my personal collection.
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1852 Restrike Braided Hair Half Cent NGC PF63BN ($6,500.00)
1852 Braided Hair Half Cent, Restrike, R?. This is a sharply-struck restrike proof that has been authenticated and graded by NGC as PF63BN. The coin is sharply-struck with radiant maroon toning, and glossy mirrored fields.
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1853 N33 R2+ Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS MS65RB Naftzger Finest Known ($2,750.00)
1853 N33 Braided Hair large cent, R2+. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as MS65RB, and it is a gorgeous example with abundant mint red. Pedigreed to the incredible Naftzger collection sold by Goldberg's in September 2009. Here is the description from the Goldberg's website:
"Lot 1183 1853 N-33 R2+ PCGS graded MS65 Red & Brown. Repunched 1. Highly lustrous and very attractive mint red fading to bluish steel brown. The obverse retains 80% of the faded mint color while the reverse has faded considerably more and shows only 20% of the underlying very faded mint red. No spots or stains, and the only sign of contact is a diagonal nick under the N in CENT. Otherwise this cent is flawless. M-LDS, die state b. The dash left of the base of the 1 (from repunching of the 1) is gone. Called MS63 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #33679. Our grade is MS65, CC#1 in the Grellman census.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Provenance: Ex Louis Helfenstein, Lester Merkin 8/14/64:300-Stack's 3/18/86:903-Walter Dudgeon, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 7/30/94:467 (via Tony Terranova)."
This is the FINEST KNOWN example in both the Noyes and the Grellman CC, and simply a beautiful mint state large cent.
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1854-O Seated Liberty Quarter HUGE O PCGS VG8 ($1,550.00)
1854-O Seated Liberty Quarter, HUGE O variety, one of the keys to the series! Authenticated and graded by PCGS as VG8, and priced at the PCGS Price Guide value - make sure you SIGN IN to see your net price!
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1855 C1 R1 Braided Hair Half Cent PCGS MS63 RED ($1,150.00)
1855 C1 Braided Hair half cent, C1, R1. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as MS63 RED, and it is a gorgeous, blazing red example. Outstanding surfaces and blast red color - a single carbon spot beneath the eye limits the grade. Ex-Heritage 04/28/11, lot #3952, which realized $891.25.
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1856 B3 Proof R4 Braided Hair Half Cent NGC PF62BN ($4,250.00)
1856 Breen-3 Braided Hair Half Cent, Proof, R4. This is a sharply-struck restrike proof that has been authenticated and graded by NGC as PF62BN. This is a proof-only die marriage that is easily identified by the doubling of T in CENT on the reverse. Nice light brown color with glossy surfaces and full mirrors.
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1856 J177 R5 Braided Hair Half Cent Proof Essay PCGS PR64 CAC ($4,999.00)
1856 Judd-177 Braided Hair half cent, Proof Essay / Trial Piece, R5. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as PR64, and also CAC-certified as choice for the assigned grade. This proof has bold mirrors on each side, and the color attests to the essay status of this variety. This variety receives an entire page in the Cohen half cent book (Page 123), which states the coin was 72g instead of 84g, and 88% copper and 12% nickel. Cohen also states that only 50 pieces were supposed to have been struck, and that the variety is currently R5 with an estimated survivorship of 30 coins. This is the first one of these that I have owned!
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1863 Seated Liberty Half Dime Proof PCGS PR64 ($850.00)
1863 Seated Liberty Half Dime, Proof. Authenticated and graded by PCGS as PR64. My asking price is equal to the PCGS Price Guide Value - make sure that you SIGN IN to see your discounted price!
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1875-CC Twenty Cent Piece 20c PCGS VG10 ($399.00)
1875-CC Twenty Cent Piece, key date, authenticated and graded by PCGS as VG10.
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1878 Seated Liberty Dime Proof PCGS PR64CAM Cameo ($1,050.00)
1878 Seated Liberty Dime, Proof. Authenticated and graded by PCGS as PR64CAM. My asking price is equal to the PCGS Price Guide Value - make sure that you SIGN IN to see your discounted price!
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1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel PCGS VG10 Overdate ($1,999.00)
1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel, Overdate, PCGS VG10, with a full bold overdate.
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20 Different "B" quality large cents, Good+, Minor Problems, 20 Different Dates ($300.00)
This is a BULK LOT of large cents, TWENTY (20) "Grade B" coins that are full-date Good or better. These are AVERAGE coins with MINOR PROBLEMS, and NO ugly coins. I have multiple rolls of 20 coins available - the price here is PER ROLL OF 20 COINS! These are a tremendous bargain, probably the best value out of my large cent bulk lots currently for sale. After your discount and shipping, these break out to exactly $15 per coin. Dates range from 1816-1856, and each roll of twenty contains twenty different dates. SAMPLE PHOTO FROM THIS GROUP - NOT THE EXACT COINS YOU WILL RECEIVE, BUT EXACTLY THIS QUALITY!
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20 Different "C" quality large cents, Good+, Problems, 20 Different Dates ($200.00)
This is a BULK LOT of large cents, TWENTY (20) "Grade C" coins that are full-date Good or better. These are BELOW AVERAGE coins with PROBLEMS, and some of these are UGLY coins. I have multiple rolls of 20 coins available - the price here is PER ROLL OF 20 COINS! These are a tremendous bargain. After your discount and shipping, these break out to exactly $10 per coin. Dates range from 1816-1856, and each roll of twenty coins includes all different dates. SAMPLE PHOTO FROM THIS GROUP - NOT THE EXACT COINS YOU WILL RECEIVE, BUT EXACTLY THIS QUALITY!
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Bill Noyes Two-Volume Large Cent Book Set, NEW ($260.00)
YES, these are NEW sets of the Bill Noyes two-volume large cent books! Book 1 is a green hardback that covers the early dates from 1793-1814; book 2 is the maroon hardback that covers the middle dates from 1816-1839. These are REQUIRED for any serious large cent collector! Ever wondered how people figure out exactly which variety they have? WELL, THEY USE THESE BOOKS! Each date includes a quickfinder page, plus a detailed page for each variety that shows pickup points, an (outdated) condition census, and even die state information! The photo on my website shows my 12-year old, well-worn home office copies - what you are buying are NEW!
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Bulk Large Cents - 60 Good+, MINOR problems but full dates, Grade B ($900.00)
This is a BULK LOT of large cents, "Grade B" coins that are full-date Good+ with MINOR problems. No ugly coins, no holes, full dates. These are AVERAGE coins. 60 coins are included here, mostly middle and late dates, and priced at just over $13 per coin after you sign into your account for discounted pricing. The photo is the EXACT 60 coins that are included in this lot!
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CQR - Copper Quotes by Robinson, NEW 20th Edition 04/30/11 ($50.00)
YES, this is the NEW edition of CQR, issued by Jack Robinson at EAC Portland! 20th edition, yellow paperback, spiral-bound, issue date 04/30/11.
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