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A couple points sharper but dull with grayish olive brown toning. Very fine roughness covers this cent but there is no verdigris. Just a few marks i

The obverse is slightly better while the reverse is a bit weaker (which is typical for Draped Bust 1796 cents), the AG3+ grade an average of the two.

Sharper but badly pitted. No verdigris or significant contact marks. The date is weak but readable and most of the legends are visible.

Glossy steel and light chocolate. Smooth and free of significant marks other than a small drilled hole at the end of the bust. Basically just a well

Slightly sharper but covered with very fine scratches on microscopically granular surfaces. No verdigris and the best identifying mark is a dull rim

Glossy light olive and steel brown. The only notable mark is a small rim bruise left of the lowest curl. The date is bold and the legends on the rev

Sharpness F15 but covered with microscopic roughness on the obverse, moderate roughness on the reverse. No marks but there are traces of fine verdigr

Includes 1797 S-138 R1 LDS VG10 net G5 for corrosion, 1810/09 S-281 R1 Overdate 10 over 09 VG7 net G5+ for minor roughness, and 1814 S-295 R1 Plain 4

Slightly glossy light brown with darker olive brown in protected areas. Microscopic roughness and minor marks but overall nice for the grade. The da

Slightly sharper with some shallow pitting on both sides. No verdigris. Rim nicks at STA can identify this cent. Unevenly struck with weakness on t