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1824/2 N-1 R2 F15Deep bluish steel and faintly wood-grained light chocolate. Choice if it weren't for a small rim bump above star 6. Very few co...

1824 N-2 R1 F12The most common variety of 1824. Even gunmetal and deep olive gray surfaces overall with only few contact marks scattered about. There

1824 N-2 R2 F12A few points sharper but there is some porosity underlying even slate gray surfaces. The tiny center dot before the ear is visible, typ

1824 N-3 R3 PCGS Graded AU Detail (Env. Damage)Light and dark green corrosion sit atop slate and deep olive surfaces. EDS before dentilation begins to

1825 N-1 R4+ VF20Chocolate brown with medium brown on the highpoints. There is an obverse crack through the date to the base of the rim under star 1 a

1825 N-3 R3 NGC Graded VF35Chocolate brown with lighter shades of oak from an old cleaning of the right obverse fields. Slightly scarce variety that w

1825 N-8 R2 G6Even light brown across the profile and the stars with with glossy medium brown in the fields. The rims on both sides have weakened to t

1825 N-10 R3+ F15Light golden brown and medium mocha cover portrait, devices, and fields. Sharpness near VF20 but there is some microporosity in the f

1826 N-5 R1 F12Medium tan with olive accents. Later die state with cud breaks over stars 5-6. Quite a few scattered ticks on both sides. There are som

1826 N-5 R1 F15Charcoal and mixed dark umber with a few scattered contact marks on the profile. There is a small rim break above 6. Slightly earlier d