The Oklahoma City Auction

1853 N-30 R1 AU58Glossy light to medium brown with lighter golden tan faded down from mint color in protected areas on the obverse and darker steel br

1853 N-31 R4+ EF45+Frosty light to medium brown. Sharp and very attractive. Would rate a slightly higher grade except for a faint nearly vertical ha

1853 N-32 R5- EF40Perhaps slightly sharper but there is a nick on the chin. Otherwise quite nice with smooth surfaces are trivial contact marks. Glo

1853 N-32 R5- EF40At least 5 points sharper with smooth, attractive surfaces, but there are two rim bruises: one between stars 10 & 11 and anoth...

1853 N-33 R2 Repunched 1 AU55A sharp, very attractive cent that has the faintest trace of rub on the highest points plus a few light contact marks. T

1853 N-33 R2 Repunched 1, PCGS graded MS64 Brown, CAC ApprovedLustrous light olive and steel brown with generous traces of mellowed mint red remaining

1854 N-1 R3 EF45Glossy light to medium brown with flowline luster covering the fields and protected areas. The only notable defects are a thin planch

1854 N-2 R1 MS60+Glossy golden brown and light chocolate with hints of sea green overtone on the reverse. A spot of darker toning in the field off th

1854 N-3 R1 AU58+Glossy medium brown and light chocolate. This is a sharply struck mint state cent that has a couple small contact marks. The notabl

1854 N-3 R1 NGC graded MS63 BrownGlossy medium brown and light chocolate with traces of faded mint red on the reverse. Sharply struck with frosty lus