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Auction 248 | Lot 6519 » Colonials
Undated (ca. 1670-1675) St. Patrick farthing 1CL VF 20. 5.86 grams. A smooth, medium tan example with an intact brass splasher on the reverse. The splasher is somewhat large and misshapen, but the overall appearance is not affected. Listed on page 20 of the 2001 Guide Book. (PCGS# 42)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6520 » Colonials
1723 1CL Rosa Americana Penny XF 40 Corroded. Breen-121. 8.34 grams. A lovely medium brown example of this intriguing Colonial issue. There are small isolated areas of corrosion on each side and slight wear is present on the highest points. Minted in Britain by William Wood for circulation in America, these pieces were not popular among colonists. Listed on page 22 of the 2001 Guide Book. (PCGS# 125)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6521 » Colonials
1773 1CL Virginia halfpenny MS 60 Brown. Period. Breen-180. 7.05 grams. An attractive medium brown example with traces of red in the protected areas. Listed on page 24 of the 2001 Guide Book. (PCGS# 240)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6522 » Colonials
1787 1CL Connecticut Copper VF 20. Draped Bust Left, ET LIB over ET LIR. Breen-845. 8.34 grams. A pleasing medium tan example with only minor planchet roughness on either side. The surfaces are smooth and free from any distracting abrasions. Listed on page 43 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 370)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6523 » Colonials
1785 Vermont Copper 1CL VF 30 Corroded. VERMONTS. Breen-711, Ryder-2, Bressett 1-A. 8.25 grams. Tannish-brown color with light corrosion and a few planchet flaws that are typical for the issue. The Vermont legislature, on June 15, 1785, granted Reuben Harmon, Jr. the franchise to make copper coins. Harmon's initial design had the sun rising over Green Mountain on the obverse and the All-Seeing Eye within a constellation of thirteen stars on the reverse. Harmon later petitioned the legislature to permit a change in the design to approximate that of the British halfpennies. In 1789 coppers of all kinds fell to approximately 25% of their previous purchasing power and Harmon abandoned his franchise and left Vermont. Listed on page 51 of the 2001 Guide Book. (PCGS# 539)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6524 » Colonials
1795 1CL Washington Liberty and Security Token VF 35. Plain Edge. Baker-31c. 6.82 grams. A pleasing chocolate-brown example of this rare variety. The surfaces are minimally abraded for the grade and moderate wear is visible throughout. Approximately 30 examples of this die pairing are known according to Rulau and Fuld. Listed on page 61 of the 2001 Guide Book. (PCGS# 752)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6525 » Federal Contract Coinage
1787 Fugio Cent 1CL Fine 12. Club Rays, Rounded Ends. Breen-1317, Newman-3-d, High R.4. 7.92 grams. A pleasing example of this rare variety with 15 club rays that is most often found in low grades. The brownish-tan surfaces are fairly smooth, although there are two large planchet flaws, one on each side, and several other minor planchet fissures. An outstanding opportunity for the colonial collector or Fugio cent specialist. Listed on page 64 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 904)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6526 » Half Cents
1793 1/2 C VF 20 Light Porosity. B-3, C-3, R.3. With the exception of light, scattered roughness, both sides of this coin are problem-free for the grade. The color is an even chocolate-brown hue with blushes of crimson and charcoal patina in a few areas. The peripheries are a trifle soft, but the central features are suitably defined despite moderate overall wear. As the first half cent in U.S. coinage history and a one-year type, the 1793 enjoys unflagging popularity in all levels of preservation. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6527 » Half Cents
1806 1/2 C half cent Small 6, No Stems AU 55, a glossy brown example that is smooth and attractive for the grade; and an 1838 cent AU 58 Corroded, traces of light corrosion are present beneath the lustrous multicolored toning. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 1093)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6529 » Half Cents
1855 1/2 C half cent MS 63 Brown, a lustrous tannish-brown example with attractive surfaces; and an 1847 cent MS 60 Brown, a smooth chocolate-brown large cent with subdued luster. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 1233)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6530 » Large Cents
1794 1C Head of 1794 VF 20 Corroded; 1796 Liberty Cap VF 30 Corroded; and an 1803 Fair 2 Graffiti. The first two pieces are actually quite nice despite the corrosion, particularly the 1794. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 901374)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6531 » Large Cents
1794 1C Head of 1795 VF 20. S-43, High R.2. The medium tan surfaces are peppered with numerous small abrasions, giving the piece a slightly rough overall appearance. The surfaces show no visible corrosion or other problems, and despite the marks, the coin is still somewhat attractive. (PCGS# 1365)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6532 » Large Cents
1797 1C Reverse of 1797, Stems Fine 15. S-138, R-1. A choice example with smooth, glossy brown surfaces and minimal abrasions from the considerable time spent in circulation. It was struck very slightly off center, perhaps 5%, and there is reverse die swelling in the upper right reverse field, characteristic of the variety. A lovely large cent, perfect for a date collector or large cent specialist who wants a choice, problem-free example. (PCGS# 1422)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6533 » Large Cents
1804 1C Restrike MS 63 Brown. These rather crude restrikes were executed circa 1858-1860 by a person or persons unknown, possibly Mickley or Dickeson, from discarded dies sold by the Mint in 1833 as scrap metal. The dies were badly rusted and required retouching. The obverse date was altered from 1803 to 1804, as can be clearly seen on this specimen, while the reverse is taken from the die of an 1820 issue. This piece exhibits pleasing glossy brown surfaces and considerable luster throughout. The striking characteristics are typical for the issue, although the denticles and peripheral details are sharper than is normally seen. (PCGS# 1504)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6534 » Large Cents
1806 1C XF 40 Burnished. S-270, the only known dies, R.1. Glossy-brown on each side, the surfaces appear to have been slightly smoothed. Both sides are remarkably abrasion-free for a circulated copper coin. (PCGS# 1513)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6535 » Large Cents
1837 1C Head of 1838 cent MS 60 Brown PVC, a minimally marked example with smooth surfaces that display slight PVC damage; 1861 half dollar MS 62, a brilliant example with a sharp strike; and a 1906 quarter eagle AU 58, bright and lustrous with few noticeable abrasions. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1729)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6536 » Large Cents
1853 1C cent MS 63 Brown, glossy and lustrous with a couple of carbon spots on the obverse; and an 1879 nickel Proof 63, nice golden-pink toning graces each side. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 1901)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6537 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1860 1C Pointed Bust MS 64. A scarcer second-year variety, this lovely specimen is tinted in warm, honey-gold shades that are suggestive of originality. Boldly defined with no overly distracting abrasions, this coin would fit nicely into any Indian cent collection. (PCGS# 2056)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6538 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1864 1C Bronze MS 64 Red and Brown; 1865 MS 63 Red and Brown; and an 1875 MS 63 Red, Questionable Color. The first two pieces display generous amounts of Mint red, while the '75 exhibits full red color, albeit a little lighter than the norm. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 2077)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6540 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1868 1C AU 50 Cleaned; 1886 Type Two AU 55 Cleaned; and an 1897 VF 20, both sides exhibit chocolate-brown surfaces. Unless otherwise stated, all examples are unnaturally bright in appearance with orange-red coloration. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 2091)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6541 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1869/69 1C XF 40, this is a "scarce" overdate per Breen, both sides are toned in pleasing crimson-brown colors; and an 1871 VF 35, the surfaces are smooth with a glossy, medium-brown appearance. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 2094)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6542 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1870 1C cent AU 58 Lightly Cleaned, looks better; 1882 cent AU 58, light circulation marks; and an 1864 Large Motto two cent piece MS 63 Red, Questionable Color, slightly lighter than the norm. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 2098)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6543 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1870 1C MS 63 Red, Questionable Color; and a 1908-S MS 63 Red, Questionable Color. A well matched pair of semi-key Indian cents, both examples display orange-pink surfaces and a balanced, boldly impressed appearance. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 2099)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6544 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1872 1C MS 63 Red and Brown. A conditionally challenging issue, the present example displays original mint luster beneath streaky, glossy-brown overtones. The strike is sharper on the obverse, but both sides are equally free of distractions. (PCGS# 2104)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6545 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1874 1C MS 64 Red and Brown. Exceptional luster and a bright golden-red color make this a very pleasing piece. Evidently, there are some small muted patches of color on the reverse, but it would be easy to think of the coin as full red. (PCGS# 2119)
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