The Austin Coin and Currency Show Auction

1839 N-8 R1 VG7+Petite head. Mostly matte olive with underlying light brown. Only the most trivial marks are seen lightly scattered in the field. E-MD

1839 N-11 R1 VG8Booby head. Bare copper and light olive. This cent has had an abrasive cleaning exposing bare copper on the obverse and on the highest

1839 N-12 R4+ G6Glossy dark brown blending to chocolate on the reverse. MDS with a die crack through star 4 to the nose, though it is quite difficult

Group of 9 Matron Head Cents, 1830-1839Includes one of each: 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1838, and 1839. Grading Good to VG, several sha

1840 Small/Large 18 N-2 R2 VF20Glossy medium brown and light steel. E-MDS before the rim cud develops before the date. There is just a hint of origina

1840 N-3 R1 F15Sharpness 10 points higher, but this cent has been cleaned and retoned a glossy gunmetal with light olive and plum accents. There are a

1840 N-5 R1 VF35Stone gray with gunmetal and light steel surfaces. Large date with hole in ear. Scarce, EDS, die state A with thin die lines above ICA

1840 N-6 R1 VG8Mottled light brown and medium olive on both sides. There are a few contact marks including an obvious one on Liberty's jawline. ...

1840 N-12 R2 F12Sharpness a bit higher, but there are layers of surface corrosion that catch the bare eye. The fields are dark ebony while the high po

1840 N-12 R2 VF20Light brown and khaki with a few scattered blotches of darker toning throughout. There are a few contacts marks on both sides, but no