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Semi-glossy tan brown and light steel. MDS. Only the most trivial of marks on the portrait and fields, nothing distracting. There is traces of shallow

Glossy olive brown and underling tan splashed with deeper steel. There is a bit of dark, grainy crud above R in AMERICA and the only other notable det

Group of 6 Braided Hair Cents including an 1842 N-9, 1843 N-12, 1844 N-1, 1848 N-13 Die state B with reverse rim cud break over TES, 1848 N-22, and an

Mostly medium brown with deeper steel, ruddy brown, and olive tones in the fields and protected areas. There is one rough, low spot at the chin, but o

Reddish chocoalte and light steel with various minor contact marks scattered on the obverse portrait and fields. Nothing major but enough of them to w

Attractive light brown and light olive with a couple specks of grainy old verdigris nestled in the wreath under OF and the stem. There are a few trivi

Semi-glossy golden brown and olive. There is a diagonal nick on the cheek, another behind the hair at the shoulder, and a minor rim bump under the las

Semi-glossy dark chocolate, a few shades lighter on the high points with hints of tan outlining the portrait. There is a light layer of oxidation cove

Attractive light brown obverse, deeper reddish chocolate brown with lighter brown on the devices on the reverse, both sides show traces of grainy crud

Semi-glossy deep brown and reddish chocolate with scattered nicks on both sides. LDS. Smooth surfaces. Our grade is F15.