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1801 S-216 R1 NGC Graded Fine Details (Corrosion)Dark olive brown surfaces with deeper steel. F15 sharpness but there is shallow corrosion across eith

1801 S-216 R1 NGC Graded Fine Details (Env. Damage))Seemingly smooth walnut and light mocha, but after examining with a glass, there is microporosity

1801 S-219 R2 3 Error Rev. NGC Graded Good Details (Damaged)Deep olive brown on quite smooth surfaces. There are a couple old ticks on either side. Th

1801 S-219 R-2 3 Error Rev VG7A few points sharper but fine granularity covers the surfaces. The only mark is a rim bruise between OF and AMERICA. Glo

1801 S-220 R-3 1/000 G6Cleaned long ago and now toned medium olive brown and deeper charcoal with hints of faded red on the obverse portrait. Very lig

1801 S-221 R2 Corrected Fraction ICG Graded VF20 Details (Damaged)Uniform deep olive on both sides. There is quite a bit of gouging on both the obvers

1801 S-222 R-1 VF SharpnessVF sharpness but slightly bent with a few rim bruises. The most notable include a rim bruise under 18, another over OF, and

1801 S-224 R1 PCGS Graded VF Details (Cleaning)Coal gray and steel patina. VF20 sharpness but the surfaces have been cleaned, though lightly. Evidence

1801 S-224 R-1 F1515 points sharper but covered with very fine roughness and a few minor corrosion spots on the surfaces. The only mark is a minor rim

1801 S-224 R1 VG8F15 sharpness but the surfaces are granular on both sides with deep oak and dark olive patina. There are trivial marks on the fields