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Auction 204 | Lot 5002 » Colonials
1781 North American Token Good 4. Dark brown overall with a mottling of red interspersed. A few spots of light green corrosion are seen on each side. Listed on page 53 of the 1999 Guide Book. (PCGS# 589)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5001 » Colonials
1776 Continental Dollar VF 20. CURENCY. Breen-1089, Newman-1-C. Struck on a slightly buckled planchet, the surfaces are extensively abraded with small marks on each side. Medium gray overall with much lighter, almost brilliant highlights on the devices. Listed on page 33 of the 1999 Guide Book. (PCGS# 588)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5358 » Colonials
1788 Connecticut Cent VF 20 PCGS. Draped Bust Left. A common Connecticut issue, the surfaces are dark brown and the coin is well-centered with nearly complete peripheral legends. Basically, problem-free for the grade. Listed on page 43 of the 1999 Guide Book. (PCGS# 409)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5003 » Federal Contract Coinage
1787 Fugio cent VF 20, UNITED STATES, pleasing medium brown surfaces; and a 1788 Massachusetts cent XF 40 PVC, medium brown also and well defined with a shallow planchet flake out of the lower left obverse field. Listed on pages 63 and 40 of the 1999 Guide Book. (Total: 2 coins)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5004 » Half Cents
1793 Fine 15 Reverse Pitted, Old Cleaning. B-2, C-2, R.3. On each side, but especially the reverse, there are a number of small planchet flakes that disturb the surfaces. In addition, the coin is too bright from having been cleaned once and there are several parallel slide marks over the highpoint of the cheek of Liberty. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5359 » Half Cents
1804 half cent XF 40 ANACS, medium to darker brown patina with a few digs on the obverse; 1803 cent VF 35 ANACS, S-256, R.3, dark brown surfaces with a few small abrasions on each side; and an 1833 cent AU 50 ANACS, N-5, R.1, some faded remnants of original mint red are seen over the gray-brown surfaces. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1063)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5005 » Half Cents
1806 Stemless XF 40. B-3, C-1, R.1. Even chocolate-brown toning and well struck with no distracting imperfections. (PCGS# 1093)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5006 » Half Cents
1825 AU 50 Cleaned and Retoned. Sharply struck with two obverse carbon spots. This piece has one of the old original " Minnesota whiz jobs," giving it a simulated lustrous appearance. (PCGS# 1142)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5360 » Half Cents
1826 MS 63 Brown ANACS. B-2, C-2, R.3. A glossy, dark brown example with an ancient cut on Liberty's neck. Some of the left obverse stars and leaves on the wreath show bluntness from strike. (PCGS# 1144)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5007 » Half Cents
1828 XF 40, mostly olive color with a small chocolate area on the obverse; 1832 XF 40 Scratches, mottled olive and chocolate toning with scratches near star one; and an 1834 XF 40 Corrosion, chocolate color overall with a few spots of corrosion on the reverse. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1147)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5008 » Half Cents
1828 13 Stars AU 53, milky olive highlights; 1833 AU 50 Digs, dark in color with generally small marks at the center of each side; and an 1835 AU 50 Reverse Scratched, Cleaned. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1147)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5361 » Half Cents
1829 MS 63 Brown NGC. Bright pinkish-rose surfaces with semi-prooflike fields. A few obverse marks preclude a higher grade. (PCGS# 1153)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5362 » Half Cents
1833 AU 58 PCGS. Medium brown patina, a large carbon spot is seen between stars 10 and 11 and several other smaller ones are scattered about the obverse. (PCGS# 1162)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5363 » Half Cents
1833 MS 65 Brown NGC. Bright, glossy, and well struck with only a few spots present to disturb the otherwise pristine surfaces. (PCGS# 1162)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5364 » Half Cents
1851 MS 61 Red and Brown ANACS. Only one variety of the year, there is the plain remnant of the base of a third 1 to the right of the second 1 in the date. Sharply struck, the surfaces have a reddish-brown patina and appear to be free from carbon spotting. (PCGS# 1225)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5365 » Half Cents
1855 MS 65 Brown PCGS. Wholly natural surfaces with undertones of violet and sea-green. Only a few of the obverse stars lack complete definition. (PCGS# 1233)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5366 » Half Cents
1857 MS 63 Red NGC. Well struck with full mint red, but downgraded by extensive carbon spotting. (PCGS# 1241)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5009 » Large Cents
1793 Wreath Cent--Vine and Bars--VF 20 Corroded, Burnished. S-6, R.3. Struck from the so-called "Sprung Die" obverse die, this piece is from an advanced state of the die that shows noticeable swelling in the left obverse field. Struck slightly off-center. Deep chocolate-brown patina covers the coin, and the corrosion is more extensive on the reverse. (PCGS# 1347)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5367 » Large Cents
1794 Fine 12 PCGS. Head of '94. S-28, R.2. Both sides of this fairly common die pairing, referred to by Maris as the "ornate variety", are uniformly dark brown with patchy granularity. The obverse exhibits sharpness that borders on VF quality, but the wear is more advanced on the reverse, particularly on the right side. A few old scrapes are hardly noticed on Liberty's curls. (PCGS# 1365)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5368 » Large Cents
1794 VF 35 ANACS. S-31, R.1. The second Marred Field obverse, this is just a lovely coin. The surfaces are original and show light-medium brown color overall with olive accents surrounding the devices. Virtually unmarked, there are certainly no large or distracting blemishes on either side of this well-centered type coin. (PCGS# 1365)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5369 » Large Cents
1795 Lettered Edge AU 50 PCGS. S-74, R.4. A very pleasing, high grade example of this scarce 1795 variety. The surfaces retain some glossiness and are chocolate-brown overall with lighter, almost rust colored accents scattered here and there. Well struck and also reasonably well centered, the surfaces are corrosion-free and problem-free. It is, in fact, difficult to find any surface blemish of enough consequence to use as a pedigree identifier for this important coin. An exceptional coin and likely a low Condition Census piece. (PCGS# 1377)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5371 » Large Cents
1803 Fine 15 PCGS. S-258, R.1. From an earlier die state without the arc-like die crack on the obverse. Mottled medium-dark brown patina is seen over each side with some fingerprint smudging visible on the obverse. (PCGS# 1482)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5372 » Large Cents
1812 XF 40 ANACS. S-290, R.1. Nice overall, each side is struck off-center with portions of the denticles missing, the surfaces are dark brown, almost charcoal colored. Irregularly struck with some of the devices fully struck and others noticeably weak. The only mentionable surface flaws are a couple of planchet flakes out of the field in front of the nose of Liberty. (PCGS# 1561)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5374 » Large Cents
1814 Crosslet 4 AU 58 NGC. S-294, R.1. Struck a bit off-center, this is a high grade, nearly Uncirculated example of this very scarce type. The surfaces have uniformly deep chocolate-brown patina over each side. The strike is only slightly soft over the highpoints of the design, and there are few abrasions present, none of which merit individual mention. (PCGS# 1573)
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Auction 204 | Lot 5011 » Large Cents
1818 AU 58. Softly struck with mottled brown toning and a few small marks. (PCGS# 1600)
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