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Light olive brown, deeper in some fields and protected areas. Only the most trivial of marks, nothing noteworthy. Semi-glossy surfaces, MDS (b). Our g

Tan brown and light steel with dull marks and abrasions on the portrait and fields. There is also a notable nick on rim over E in UNITED. MDS (b). Str

Chocolate and light steel browns with hints of lighter tan on the obverse giving a subtle wood grain like appearance. There are trivial circulation ma

Rather glossy golden brown and light steel. There are traces of dark crud in some protected areas, but otherwise free of notable marks or detractions

Attractive light brown. There are trivial marks on the portrait and fields, and traces of grainy dark crud in some protected areas. MDS(b). Our grade

Group of 8 Large Cents including 1817, an 1817 N-16 with the reverse rotated 80 degrees clockwise, 1819, 1831, 1832, 1837, 1838, 1846. Graded AG-Fine,

Group of 4 Braided Hair Cents including 1846 N-9, 1847 N-14, 1847 N-27, and 1847 N-38. Grades range VF20 to VF35.

Glossy auburn and light browns. There are scattred nicks on the portrait and fields, nothing major but enough to warrant mention, and traces of grainy

Attractive light brown and chocolate with a couple small spots above the hair braid. There are also a few minor nicks in the fields, two at hte mouth

10 points sharper but there is a notable spot in the obverse field below the hair braid, and tiny one on the border below 1. The only notable detracti