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Ten points sharper but there are small contact marks at ONE CENT and a speck of greenish verdigris under the N in CENT. The obverse is choice and the

Sharpness very close to mint state, and the eye appeal of this cent is really nice, but a glass reveals this cent was whizzed and superbly retoned glo

Frosty medium brown and light chocolate. Sharp with very little wear but there is some loose dirt in protected areas. Deserves a bath to expose the

Frosty medium brown. Smooth with light wear and no notable marks. Quite nice for the grade. M-LDS, die state r late, with extensive crumbling on th

At least 5 points sharper but there are traces of fine verdigris on the reverse on otherwise smooth, attractive surfaces. Glossy tan and light brown

At least five points sharper but the toning is darker than you like to see at this level of sharpness. Frosty dark olive brown and steel. Essentiall

Attractive lustrous medium brown and chocolate with 25% of the mint red remaining, a 20/30% split. The only notable marks are a microscopic speck of

Frosty light olive and medium brown. Essentially flawless, just light wear on the devices. A small planchet chip on the rim off the end of the wreat

Five points sharper with a chip out of the rim over the first A in AMERICA (as struck). Glossy chocolate and olive brown with lighter brown on the hi

A sharp, attractive cent with about 25% of the mint red remaining, but both sides show many fine hairlines under magnification. No spots or other mar