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Frosty steel brown. The fields are covered with satiny luster and this cent has very nice eye appeal. A tiny nick right of the nostril and a couple

Frosty light to medium brown and light chocolate. Traces of very faded mint red show on both sides. Sharp and quite attractive. Looks choice mint s

Frosty reddish brown and light chocolate with traces of very faded mint red at ITED. There is some reddish brown scale on the obverse but any roughne

At least five points sharper but there are numerous small planchet flakes and laminations on the reverse while the obverse is smooth and beautiful. G

Glossy steel brown and light chocolate. Attractive with smooth surfaces and trivial defects including a nick-like planchet flake in the field before

Glossy medium brown. Smooth with a rim bruise over star 6. M-LDS, die state c. The repunching is visible only inside the triangle of the 4. Our gr

Lustrous light steel brown and olive with generous traces of mint color remaining visible on the reverse. Just a touch of rub on the highpoints. The

Five points sharper but there is a nick on the jaw and a light rim bruise just left of the date. Attractive frosty light brown. M-LDS, die state b l

Lustrous light olive and steel with at least 15% of the planchet showing mint red, mostly on the reverse. Choice if not for a couple nicks on the rim

Glossy light olive. Smooth and minor contact marks. Rare EDS, die state a, with an uncracked reverse. The repunching right of the second 8 is stron