The Austin Coin and Currency Show

Group of 12 Coronet Head Large cents including an 1825 N-4, 1825 N-9, 1826 N-1, 1826 N-6, 1826 N-7, 1826 N-9, 1827 N-2, 1827 N-5, 1827 N-6, two 1827 N

Chocolate and steel browns. A few trivial marks, nothing noteworthy or distracting. EDS. Smooth, glossy surfaces. Our grade is consistent with ANACS,

Semi-glossy chocolate brown with only a few trivial circulation marks consistent with the grade, nothing noteworthy or distracting. Smooth surfaces, f

Glossy attractive medium brown with traces of grainy crud built up very lightly in some protected areas. Only the most trivial of marks, nothing notew

Medium brown and ruddy brown patina with a swipe of the latter on Liberty's temple and traces of ebony crud in the protected areas at the eye an...

Light steel brown with underlyling ruddy copper brown. Free of notable marks with glossy, smooth surfaces. LDS(c) with the fine peripherial die breaks

Choice tan and light browns with a few subtle puffs of deeper steel on either side. Only a few trivial marks, a dull pin scratch over T in UNITED the

Group of 10 Coronet Head Cents including an 1829 N-1, two 1829 N-5s, 1830 N-5, 1830 N-8, 1831 N-6, 1831 N-9, 1832 N-1, 1833 N-3, and 1833 N-5. Grades

XF40 sharpness with light to moderate corrosion on the surfaces including pitting along the left obverse. Mostly deep steel mottled with lighter ruddy

Steel brown and deep olive with fine microgranularity on otherwise glossy surfaces. Free of notable marks, no verdigris. EDS+ (a) with the strong die