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Glossy medium brown. Smooth and void of marks. MDS.

Sharper but very slightly rough. Rather glossy chocolate with lighter brown highpoints. MDS.

Slightly sharper but recolored steel brown. MDS.

Includes 1853 EF40 net VF25 for nicks, and 1856 Italic 5 VF35 net VF20 for nicks. Both are glossy brown and chocolate. Lot of 2 coins.

Slightly sharper with some dirt in protected areas. Otherwise smooth glossy medium brown.

Includes 1854 N-17 R1 EF40 and 1856 N-1 R1 Italic 5 LDS, die state f, with four clearly defined rim cuds on the reverse VF35 (CC#3 of the die state in

Includes 1854 VF25 and 1856 Italic 5 VF25. Both are glossy brown and chocolate with smooth surfaces. Lot of 2 coins.

Very close to mint state but there is a small spot of verdigris on the O in ONE. Frosty light olive with mellowed mint red showing in protected areas

Includes 1856 Italic 5 EF40 and an 1858 Flying Eagle Cent with Small Letters VG8. Both are smooth and problem-free. Lot of 2 coins.

Slightly sharper but very lightly cleaned. Glossy light olive and medium brown. EDS, die state a.

Sharpness EF40 but covered with microscopic granularity. No marks or verdigris. Dark chocolate brown and steel. EDS.

Slightly sharper but there is a nick on the eyebrow. Glossy medium brown. MDS.

All have been found with a metal detector and are corroded to various degrees. Most are the Draped Bust type but only a few have a readable date. Th

Includes a 1790 British merchant halfpenny token VF, an 1803 Kettle Token XF, 2 other medals/tokens VF-XF, a Dickenson copy of the Continental Dollar

Includes a 1788 New Jersey Maris-77dd LDS Basal State-1, 1862 Indian Cent VF25, a 1915-S Buffalo Nickel G4 (acid), an 1820 Bust Dime AG3, a 1786 Spani

Includes a 1983 Lincoln Cent with a cud at the bust MS63, an 1867 Shield Nickel with a large cud at K-4 on the obverse G6, a Jefferson nickel with a c

Problem free except that a mount was removed from the edge at the top. Evidence of the mounting and removal does not show on either side, only on the

Grades range from Good to VF. Includes 1779 Continental Currency $80 note, a 6.25-cent note (circa 1833) from the Howell Works Co. in New Jersey, a 5

Grades range from VG to XF. Eight different types. Inspection recommended. Lot of 9 notes.

Type I face design. Center folds but relatively bright and void of damage or stains.