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1813 S-292 R2 VG10Deep gray-brown evenly cover both sides. Sharpness is closer to VF25, but there is minor roughness across the obverse and reverse. T

1813 S-293 R2 G6Glossy dark brown with deeper gunmetal on the highest points. The surfaces are relatively smooth and possessing normal marks given the

1813 S-293 R2 PCGS Graded Fine Details (Env. Damage)Glossy chocolate brown with copper brown on the devices. The highpoints show signs of a cleaning.

1814 S-294 R1 VG10Crosslet 4. Dark olive and light brown sits atop some light corrosion and roughness. This cent is bent in the slightest. There is sm

1814 S-295 R1 F12Normal 4. Glossy dark umber and medium chocolate. Smooth and quite nice for the grade, just lightly worn and possible cleaned long, l

1816 N-8 R1 VG10Deep steel with dark umber on the high points. 5 points sharper, but there is fine porosity when looked at through a glass on both the

Group of 5 Matron Head Cents 1816-1820Includes one of each 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819 and 1820. Several sharper but with surface issues or cleaning, avera

1817 N-7 R3 VG8Even ebony and dark olive with lighter steel on the highpoints. Microporous and moderately rough areas from verdigris on both the obver

1817 N-9 R2 ANACS Graded MS62 BrownVery lustrous mix of golden tan, mint red and periwinkle. The fields are especially clean. A common "Mouse&q...

1817 N-11 R1 G5Ebony, dark brown and deep rust dominate the surfaces of this circulated matron head. A common variety, but evenly worn and smooth for