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Glossy reddish brown with base metal showing on the highpoints. Fine "reeds" have been added around the edge.

Sharpness VF20 but covered with fine granularity on all but the highpoints which are smooth. There are some shallow depressions in the field behind t

Sharper but there are a few spots of verdigris on both sides, mostly on the reverse. EDS before any die cracks on the reverse. Some elements of the

A few points sharper but the field behind the portrait has been smoothed, probably to remove a contact mark since there is no apparent corrosion. Jus

Glossy brown and chocolate. Smooth and well executed with some fine "reeds" added around the edge.

Sharpness VG10 but covered with fine porosity. No marks but there is light green verdigris in protected areas. Olive brown and chocolate. The date

Attractive glossy light chocolate brown. Smooth, just well worn. The obverse is at least G4 while the reverse is weaker, Fair-2 at best. The only m

Very attractive glossy medium brown. A wonderful example of the work of "Smith of Ann Street." These "Smith Counterfeits" were...

The obverse grades VG10 but the reverse is nearly slick. The edge lettering appears to be type "a," the Edge Device of 1793, but this is ...

Includes 1834 Half Cent with date altered to 1831 F12, 1794 Cent with date altered to 1793 AG3, and a Matron Head cent with date altered to 1815 G5.

Ephemera from the PCGS COPPER FACEOFF. The showdown between Col. Ellsworth and Walter Husak. This showdown lot was from the Central States Numismatic

Several points sharper but there are nearly parallel planchet flaws on the obverse, deepest on the neck (unfortunately this variety usually comes with

Glossy medium brown and light chocolate with slightly darker steel brown toning on the highpoints of the portrait. The surfaces are smooth and there

Attractive frosty light brown with subtle hints of reddish chocolate on both sides. The surfaces are smooth and the only defects are a very light rim

Corroded and miserable in nearly every respect, but there is enough detail remaining, particularly on the reverse, to get the attribution. No verdigr

Sharper but lightly corroded. There are traces of shallow verdigris in protected areas and a few old scratches lost in the toning on the right side o

A sharp, very attractive cent except for the right obverse fields where a collection of very fine vertical scratches were carefully smoothed and reton

Glossy medium chocolate brown with some lighter brown on the highpoints. Looks great to the unaided eye but a glass reveals smoothing on the cheek an

Sharpness VF20 or better but covered with fine granularity. No marks or verdigris. The date is weak but easily readable and the legends are clear.

Slightly sharper, particularly on the obverse which is normal for this variety, but there are some contact marks on otherwise smooth surfaces. The no