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Auction 171 | Lot 1 » Colonials
1773 Virginia Halfpenny MS 63 Brown PCGS. While displaying an even layer of brown over both sides, the patination is not heavy enough to subdue all of the original mint luster, some of which is still apparent on each side. Well struck and quite pleasing. Listed on page 24 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 773)
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Auction 171 | Lot 2 » Half Cents
1806 AU 50 NGC. Stemless. B-3, C-1, R.1. Dark, even, chocolate-brown color with a field scratch on the right side of the obverse. (PCGS# 1093)
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Auction 171 | Lot 3 » Half Cents
1828 MS 63 Brown NGC. Glossy with a few streaks of darker color on the obverse. (PCGS# 1147)
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Auction 171 | Lot 4 » Half Cents
1828 MS 64 Red and Brown PCGS. Sharply defined with the original luster mellowed just a bit on each side. Some carbon spotting is noticed on each side with one large area over the eighth star. (PCGS# 1148)
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Auction 171 | Lot 5 » Half Cents
1833 MS 65 Brown NGC. Glossy, dark brown patina with significant undertones of deep blue overall. Sharply struck with no mentionable marks or abrasions. (PCGS# 1162)
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Auction 171 | Lot 6 » Large Cents
1794 XF Details--Net VF 30 Lightly Corroded ANACS. S-55, R.2. An interesting variety that is distinguished by the slanting 7 in the date and the A in STATES being very high and leaning to the left. A die crack connects the denticles on the left to the hair just below the cap. Dark brown over both sides, the only mark of any note is a short one on the cheek directly below the eye of Liberty. Overall a pleasing, well centered '94 cent. (PCGS# 1365)
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Auction 171 | Lot 9 » Large Cents
1838 MS 66 Brown NGC. Pleasing chocolate-brown surfaces with deep blue overtones, the coin is almost completely free from imperfections. The stars on the obverse are a bit softly defined. (PCGS# 1741)
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Auction 171 | Lot 10 » Large Cents
1848 MS 62 Brown PCGS. Well struck on the figure of Liberty, a bit weak elsewhere. The medium brown surfaces show a few darker spots on each side with a couple of tiny windows of original red on the reverse. A much scarcer date in mint state than the hoard issues from the 1850s. (PCGS# 1883)
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Auction 171 | Lot 11 » Large Cents
1852 MS 64 Brown NGC. Very well struck with a razor sharp, almost medallic appearance. This piece has the chocolate-brown color and the glossy surfaces that collectors crave. (PCGS# 1898)
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Auction 171 | Lot 12 » Large Cents
1855 MS 65 Brown NGC. Upright 5s. A surprisingly nice coin that not only is as clean and problem-free as one would expect for a 65, but it also possesses small areas of mint red around some of the devices on each side. Sharply defined in the centers with the usual softness on the peripheral stars. (PCGS# 1907)
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Auction 171 | Lot 13 » Large Cents
1855 MS 66 Brown NGC. Upright 5s. Even, glossy brown color and seemingly mark-free. A scarce and popular variety. (PCGS# 1907)
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Auction 171 | Lot 14 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1859 MS 64 PCGS. A clean, fully struck example of this popular one-year type coin. Bright and light in color on both sides, the fields glimmer with a semi-reflective appearance. (PCGS# 2052)
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Auction 171 | Lot 17 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1885 MS 65 Red and Brown NGC. Both sides exhibit generous flashes of bright orange color, more so on the reverse. Boldly defined, a few carbon flecks are noted on each side. (PCGS# 2152)
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Auction 171 | Lot 18 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1899 MS 66 Red PCGS. Fiery cherry-red and orange luster blazes over both sides of this impressive Indian cent. (PCGS# 2204)
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Auction 171 | Lot 20 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1862 PR 64 PCGS. A choice proof example of this popular Civil War era copper-nickel proof. Boldly struck with clean surfaces that display moderate haziness. (PCGS# 2259)
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Auction 171 | Lot 21 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1882 PR 65 Red and Brown PCGS. Mellow colorations of light tan and rich crimson overlay both sides. A splendid, original coin. (PCGS# 2334)
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Auction 171 | Lot 22 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1883 PR 65 Red and Brown NGC. A lovely iridescent-toned proof that is rather deep in appearance. Interestingly, the letters on the obverse have all been double punched. (PCGS# 2337)
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Auction 171 | Lot 24 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1900 PR 65 Red PCGS. Fully reflective, shimmering surfaces and variegated red and green toning make this a very attractive, not to mention high grade, example of this date. One of 2,262 proofs originally struck in 1900. Conservatively graded. (PCGS# 2389)
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Auction 171 | Lot 25 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1909-S VDB MS 64 Red PCGS. Bright, sparkling surfaces. This coin is essentially carbonless and exudes a warm coppery-orange glow that is unquestionably original and most pleasing to the eye. A little muting of color is noted on the highpoints. (PCGS# 2428)
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Auction 171 | Lot 26 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1912-S MS 64 Red PCGS. Light in color with sharp definition for this scarcer S-mint. A few spots are noted overall and there is an area of discoloration on the reverse. (PCGS# 2458)
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Auction 171 | Lot 27 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1915-D MS 65 Red and Brown NGC. Sharply detailed with mottled rose-violet patina taking on a more streaky appearance on the reverse. (PCGS# 2481)
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Auction 171 | Lot 28 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1921 MS 66 Red NGC. A blazing red, fully struck, superb specimen. Quite a coin really. (PCGS# 2533)
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Auction 171 | Lot 29 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1921-S MS 65 Red and Brown PCGS. Extremely well struck for this condition rarity, displaying lustrous golden-tan surfaces combined with a slight blush of rose patina on the reverse. (PCGS# 2535)
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Auction 171 | Lot 30 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1924 MS 66 Red and Brown NGC. Fully struck, the obverse is a bright orange-red while the reverse is several shades darker, slipping into the brown realm in the center of that side. (PCGS# 2550)
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Auction 171 | Lot 31 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1926-D MS 64 Red NGC. A well struck and coppery-red specimen. A few minor field abrasions show on the obverse. (PCGS# 2572)
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