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Attractive glossy light brown with frost in protected areas. Smooth with trivial marks including a nick over star 10. MDS, die state b, with cracks a

Glossy medium brown. Smooth and very attractive. A pair of tiny pin pricks under the wreath ribbon are the only notable marks. MDS, die state c, be

A sharply struck cent that never saw circulation but there is a spot of powdery verdigris at LI, and that spot has been lightly scratched to remove mo

Glossy light to medium brown. Very attractive with just a touch of rub on the highpoints. The only notable mark is a rim nick at IC in AMERICA. EDS

Frosty tan and olive with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. A tiny rim nick left of star 4 is the best identifying mark. EDS, die state a

Glossy medium brown fading to chocolate in protected areas. Smooth with no notable marks. EDS, die state a. The die lines at the dentils over star

Lightly cleaned and retoned glossy tan and olive brown with some reddish brown on the reverse. The obverse is attractive, the reverse not so much. E

Glossy dark chocolate brown and steel with lighter tan in protected areas. Mint frost covers the protected areas on both sides. Just light friction

Frosty light steel brown with traces of faded mint red on the obverse. Satiny and essentially flawless, void of any notable marks. Scarce E-MDS, die

Frosty light to medium brown. Sharply struck with full radial lines in all the stars and sharp devices throughout. Choice except for a thin vertical