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CAC Approved. Plain 4, no stems. In 1804 12 varieties were produced from 5 obverse and 6 reverse dies. The plain 4/no stems variety was coined from a single die pair (Cohen 13; Obverse 5/Reverse G). Uncirculated examples are scarce but are the most common 1804 half cent variety. Brown Mint State examples, like mine, are the easiest to find. The strike and luster on my example are phenomenal--and it was worth every one of the many pennies I paid for it.
CAC Approved. Plain 4, no stems. In 1804 12 varieties were produced from 5 obverse and 6 reverse dies. The plain 4/no stems variety was coined from a single die pair (Cohen 13; Obverse 5/Reverse G). Uncirculated examples are scarce but are the most common 1804 half cent variety. Brown Mint State examples, like mine, are the easiest to find. The strike and luster on my example are phenomenal--and it was worth every one of the many pennies I paid for it.
CAC Approved. Plain 4, no stems. In 1804 12 varieties were produced from 5 obverse and 6 reverse dies. The plain 4/no stems variety was coined from a single die pair (Cohen 13; Obverse 5/Reverse G). Uncirculated examples are scarce but are the most common 1804 half cent variety. Brown Mint State examples, like mine, are the easiest to find. The strike and luster on my example are phenomenal--and it was worth every one of the many pennies I paid for it.
CAC Approved. Plain 4, no stems. In 1804 12 varieties were produced from 5 obverse and 6 reverse dies. The plain 4/no stems variety was coined from a single die pair (Cohen 13; Obverse 5/Reverse G). Uncirculated examples are scarce but are the most common 1804 half cent variety. Brown Mint State examples, like mine, are the easiest to find. The strike and luster on my example are phenomenal--and it was worth every one of the many pennies I paid for it.
CAC Approved. Had is crossed from a NGC into a PCG slab. Great cartwheel luster, clean fields, even toning, solid strike! EAC MS62. Looks to be Breen's State VI to VII (with prominent clash marks within the wreath on the reverse.
CAC Approved. Had is crossed from a NGC into a PCG slab. Great cartwheel luster, clean fields, even toning, solid strike! EAC MS62. Looks to be Breen's State VI to VII (with prominent clash marks within the wreath on the reverse.
CAC Approved. Had is crossed from a NGC into a PCG slab. Great cartwheel luster, clean fields, even toning, solid strike! EAC MS62. Looks to be Breen's State VI to VII (with prominent clash marks within the wreath on the reverse.
39,864 minted. CAC Approved. C-1; DS-1.0. R-2. Large Date, Small Berries. Proof-like and sharply struck with a chocolate-brown obverse and a more olive-green reverse. Marks are limited to a couple of tiny imperfections on Liberty's cheek. The die file lines above NI on the reverse are clear.
39,864 minted. CAC Approved. C-1; DS-1.0. R-2. Large Date, Small Berries. Proof-like and sharply struck with a chocolate-brown obverse and a more olive-green reverse. Marks are limited to a couple of tiny imperfections on Liberty's cheek. The die file lines above NI on the reverse are clear.
39,864 minted. CAC Approved. C-1; DS-1.0. R-2. Large Date, Small Berries. Proof-like and sharply struck with a chocolate-brown obverse and a more olive-green reverse. Marks are limited to a couple of tiny imperfections on Liberty's cheek. The die file lines above NI on the reverse are clear.
39,864 minted. CAC Approved. C-1; DS-1.0. R-2. Large Date, Small Berries. Proof-like and sharply struck with a chocolate-brown obverse and a more olive-green reverse. Marks are limited to a couple of tiny imperfections on Liberty's cheek. The die file lines above NI on the reverse are clear.
38,912 minted and CAC Approved. R-2. C-1; DS-1.0. Manley Die State 1.0, the only die state in the Manley reference described as "perfect dies." This Choice Mint State specimen has lustrous olive-brown surfaces with splashes of bluish toning and traces of original mint red. From The Red Headed Copper Collection (Heritage 8/9/2018), and later from the Don Kelley Collection (Indian Cents 8/20/23). This is the key coin for the Braided Hair Half Cent series.
38,912 minted and CAC Approved. R-2. C-1; DS-1.0. Manley Die State 1.0, the only die state in the Manley reference described as "perfect dies." This Choice Mint State specimen has lustrous olive-brown surfaces with splashes of bluish toning and traces of original mint red. From The Red Headed Copper Collection (Heritage 8/9/2018), and later from the Don Kelley Collection (Indian Cents 8/20/23). This is the key coin for the Braided Hair Half Cent series.
38,912 minted and CAC Approved. R-2. C-1; DS-1.0. Manley Die State 1.0, the only die state in the Manley reference described as "perfect dies." This Choice Mint State specimen has lustrous olive-brown surfaces with splashes of bluish toning and traces of original mint red. From The Red Headed Copper Collection (Heritage 8/9/2018), and later from the Don Kelley Collection (Indian Cents 8/20/23). This is the key coin for the Braided Hair Half Cent series.
147,672 minted and CAC approved. Early Die State CoinFacts MS65B example. Only one-coin grades higher in Brown. All minted from one die pair. Choice even chocolate brown with lustrous smooth surfaces. Free of notable marks and detractions. 1/1 date, the base of the second 1 seen clearly to the right. Often bluntly struck.
147,672 minted and CAC approved. Early Die State CoinFacts MS65B example. Only one-coin grades higher in Brown. All minted from one die pair. Choice even chocolate brown with lustrous smooth surfaces. Free of notable marks and detractions. 1/1 date, the base of the second 1 seen clearly to the right. Often bluntly struck.
147,672 minted and CAC approved. Early Die State CoinFacts MS65B example. Only one-coin grades higher in Brown. All minted from one die pair. Choice even chocolate brown with lustrous smooth surfaces. Free of notable marks and detractions. 1/1 date, the base of the second 1 seen clearly to the right. Often bluntly struck.
147,672 minted and CAC approved. Early Die State CoinFacts MS65B example. Only one-coin grades higher in Brown. All minted from one die pair. Choice even chocolate brown with lustrous smooth surfaces. Free of notable marks and detractions. 1/1 date, the base of the second 1 seen clearly to the right. Often bluntly struck.
129,694 minted and CAC Approved. None grade better in any color. DS-1.0. A sharply struck even medium brown Uber-GEM type representative with some red in the devices. The satiny surfaces show only minor imperfections. U
129,694 minted and CAC Approved. None grade better in any color. DS-1.0. A sharply struck even medium brown Uber-GEM type representative with some red in the devices. The satiny surfaces show only minor imperfections. U
129,694 minted and CAC Approved. None grade better in any color. DS-1.0. A sharply struck even medium brown Uber-GEM type representative with some red in the devices. The satiny surfaces show only minor imperfections. U
Only 55,358 minted and CAC Approved. C-1. DS-1.0. R-1. Lustrous, solidly struck even light brown surfaces. Maybe from the Gies hoard. Breen (1625) lists one obverse and two reverse dies—but Eckberg argues for only one. My coin has the BW-1a obverse (no rust pit on i of United). Was NGC 584156-008 MS65B CAC (by me) before I crossed it to PCGS.
Only 55,358 minted and CAC Approved. C-1. DS-1.0. R-1. Lustrous, solidly struck even light brown surfaces. Maybe from the Gies hoard. Breen (1625) lists one obverse and two reverse dies—but Eckberg argues for only one. My coin has the BW-1a obverse (no rust pit on i of United). Was NGC 584156-008 MS65B CAC (by me) before I crossed it to PCGS.
Only 55,358 minted and CAC Approved. C-1. DS-1.0. R-1. Lustrous, solidly struck even light brown surfaces. Maybe from the Gies hoard. Breen (1625) lists one obverse and two reverse dies—but Eckberg argues for only one. My coin has the BW-1a obverse (no rust pit on i of United). Was NGC 584156-008 MS65B CAC (by me) before I crossed it to PCGS.
56,500 minted and CAC approved. C-1. R-1. Perfect die, but usually with some stars not showing radial lines and always with much of the dentilation weak. Obviously saved in numbers (multiple hoards). Eckberg states that “it is nearly impossible to find an example that has fully struck boarder beads (dentils)”.
56,500 minted and CAC approved. C-1. R-1. Perfect die, but usually with some stars not showing radial lines and always with much of the dentilation weak. Obviously saved in numbers (multiple hoards). Eckberg states that “it is nearly impossible to find an example that has fully struck boarder beads (dentils)”.
56,500 minted and CAC approved. C-1. R-1. Perfect die, but usually with some stars not showing radial lines and always with much of the dentilation weak. Obviously saved in numbers (multiple hoards). Eckberg states that “it is nearly impossible to find an example that has fully struck boarder beads (dentils)”.
Only 35,180 minted and CAC approved! C-1; B-1. Plain dot on the right side of first A in AMERICA. True to grade GEM with an even lovely light brown and mahogany color and subtle violet undertones with a solid strike. A very choice example of the last year mintage of the half cents.
Only 35,180 minted and CAC approved! C-1; B-1. Plain dot on the right side of first A in AMERICA. True to grade GEM with an even lovely light brown and mahogany color and subtle violet undertones with a solid strike. A very choice example of the last year mintage of the half cents.
Only 35,180 minted and CAC approved! C-1; B-1. Plain dot on the right side of first A in AMERICA. True to grade GEM with an even lovely light brown and mahogany color and subtle violet undertones with a solid strike. A very choice example of the last year mintage of the half cents.
N-3; Noyes Die State C/D. (No N-3 PCGS attributed MS65s in the census, but 2 in MS66). This is the usually seen die state with a small rim break over star 6. Most examples of this variety have a rim break at this location. The reverse has a thin horizontal bisecting die crack. Lustrous medium brown surfaces with hints of pale blue color. An attractive example for the date. Provenance: from the ESM Collection. Earlier from Heritage’s sale of the Ohio Collection, Jan. 2002 Fun Signature Sale, lot 5402; Heritage’s sale of the Craig A. Stevens Registry Collection of Large Cents, April 2006 CSNS Signature Auction, Lot 286
N-3; Noyes Die State C/D. (No N-3 PCGS attributed MS65s in the census, but 2 in MS66). This is the usually seen die state with a small rim break over star 6. Most examples of this variety have a rim break at this location. The reverse has a thin horizontal bisecting die crack. Lustrous medium brown surfaces with hints of pale blue color. An attractive example for the date. Provenance: from the ESM Collection. Earlier from Heritage’s sale of the Ohio Collection, Jan. 2002 Fun Signature Sale, lot 5402; Heritage’s sale of the Craig A. Stevens Registry Collection of Large Cents, April 2006 CSNS Signature Auction, Lot 286
N-3; Noyes Die State C/D. (No N-3 PCGS attributed MS65s in the census, but 2 in MS66). This is the usually seen die state with a small rim break over star 6. Most examples of this variety have a rim break at this location. The reverse has a thin horizontal bisecting die crack. Lustrous medium brown surfaces with hints of pale blue color. An attractive example for the date. Provenance: from the ESM Collection. Earlier from Heritage’s sale of the Ohio Collection, Jan. 2002 Fun Signature Sale, lot 5402; Heritage’s sale of the Craig A. Stevens Registry Collection of Large Cents, April 2006 CSNS Signature Auction, Lot 286
Head of 1838 (N-9). Beaded hair cord, small letters. Great Luster. Late die state. Wright’s die variety 7/G. Noyes die state 7D/GD.
Head of 1838 (N-9). Beaded hair cord, small letters. Great Luster. Late die state. Wright’s die variety 7/G. Noyes die state 7D/GD.
Head of 1838 (N-9). Beaded hair cord, small letters. Great Luster. Late die state. Wright’s die variety 7/G. Noyes die state 7D/GD.
N-5--the only Small Letter "Head of 36" Plain Cord die pair. A bold, swirling luster flows uninterrupted along light brown surfaces that have an icy, steel blue iridescent hue over smooth fields. Tinges of gold and hints of original mint red cling to protected areas of the devices. Bluntly struck, as typical for the variety (Breen pg. 209) and displaying the extensive obverse die crack that identifies the marriage. Sold on 11/05 and 2/09 through Heritage as a “Head of 38”.
N-5--the only Small Letter "Head of 36" Plain Cord die pair. A bold, swirling luster flows uninterrupted along light brown surfaces that have an icy, steel blue iridescent hue over smooth fields. Tinges of gold and hints of original mint red cling to protected areas of the devices. Bluntly struck, as typical for the variety (Breen pg. 209) and displaying the extensive obverse die crack that identifies the marriage. Sold on 11/05 and 2/09 through Heritage as a “Head of 38”.
N-5--the only Small Letter "Head of 36" Plain Cord die pair. A bold, swirling luster flows uninterrupted along light brown surfaces that have an icy, steel blue iridescent hue over smooth fields. Tinges of gold and hints of original mint red cling to protected areas of the devices. Bluntly struck, as typical for the variety (Breen pg. 209) and displaying the extensive obverse die crack that identifies the marriage. Sold on 11/05 and 2/09 through Heritage as a “Head of 38”.
N-5--the only Small Letter "Head of 36" Plain Cord die pair. A bold, swirling luster flows uninterrupted along light brown surfaces that have an icy, steel blue iridescent hue over smooth fields. Tinges of gold and hints of original mint red cling to protected areas of the devices. Bluntly struck, as typical for the variety (Breen pg. 209) and displaying the extensive obverse die crack that identifies the marriage. Sold on 11/05 and 2/09 through Heritage as a “Head of 38”.
16 die varieties. N-7. Head of 38: Petite Head. Small Letters, Beaded Hair Cords. (All 16 1838 die pairs have beaded cords). Wright's die variety 7/G. Unbelievable luster. CAC Approved.
16 die varieties. N-7. Head of 38: Petite Head. Small Letters, Beaded Hair Cords. (All 16 1838 die pairs have beaded cords). Wright's die variety 7/G. Unbelievable luster. CAC Approved.
16 die varieties. N-7. Head of 38: Petite Head. Small Letters, Beaded Hair Cords. (All 16 1838 die pairs have beaded cords). Wright's die variety 7/G. Unbelievable luster. CAC Approved.
16 die varieties. N-7. Head of 38: Petite Head. Small Letters, Beaded Hair Cords. (All 16 1838 die pairs have beaded cords). Wright's die variety 7/G. Unbelievable luster. CAC Approved.
Booby Head. N-13; R-2. Nicely re-punched star 12; die cracks through much of United States and, contrary to Noyes, Wright and Newcomb were right in a 3rd crack through ES. Remnants of the initial orange red in protected regions, but the open fields and high points are brown. Red cartwheel luster and crisply struck with only trivial marks save for an unobtrusive tick on the O of ONE and a small obverse rim depression at 1:30.
Booby Head. N-13; R-2. Nicely re-punched star 12; die cracks through much of United States and, contrary to Noyes, Wright and Newcomb were right in a 3rd crack through ES. Remnants of the initial orange red in protected regions, but the open fields and high points are brown. Red cartwheel luster and crisply struck with only trivial marks save for an unobtrusive tick on the O of ONE and a small obverse rim depression at 1:30.
Booby Head. N-13; R-2. Nicely re-punched star 12; die cracks through much of United States and, contrary to Noyes, Wright and Newcomb were right in a 3rd crack through ES. Remnants of the initial orange red in protected regions, but the open fields and high points are brown. Red cartwheel luster and crisply struck with only trivial marks save for an unobtrusive tick on the O of ONE and a small obverse rim depression at 1:30.
Booby Head. N-13; R-2. Nicely re-punched star 12; die cracks through much of United States and, contrary to Noyes, Wright and Newcomb were right in a 3rd crack through ES. Remnants of the initial orange red in protected regions, but the open fields and high points are brown. Red cartwheel luster and crisply struck with only trivial marks save for an unobtrusive tick on the O of ONE and a small obverse rim depression at 1:30.
One die pair (N-8) for all coinage, and only 200,000 minted. First year of the Petite Head Braided Hair design (1839-1843) and the initial coin of the "Braided Hair" large cent series (1839-1857). Deep lavender/blue tones with phenomenal luster. Very tough to find in MS64 or better, especially when CAC certified.
One die pair (N-8) for all coinage, and only 200,000 minted. First year of the Petite Head Braided Hair design (1839-1843) and the initial coin of the "Braided Hair" large cent series (1839-1857). Deep lavender/blue tones with phenomenal luster. Very tough to find in MS64 or better, especially when CAC certified.
One die pair (N-8) for all coinage, and only 200,000 minted. First year of the Petite Head Braided Hair design (1839-1843) and the initial coin of the "Braided Hair" large cent series (1839-1857). Deep lavender/blue tones with phenomenal luster. Very tough to find in MS64 or better, especially when CAC certified.
CAC approved. Small Date. N-1; DS b; R 2. Only 3 coins grade better. Lustrous mahogany-brown with reddish-violet accents shine on the silken surfaces. Ms. Liberty’s tresses are fully struck and razor sharp. This Small Date is free from all but the tiniest tick here or there, the eye appeal is wonderful.
CAC approved. Small Date. N-1; DS b; R 2. Only 3 coins grade better. Lustrous mahogany-brown with reddish-violet accents shine on the silken surfaces. Ms. Liberty’s tresses are fully struck and razor sharp. This Small Date is free from all but the tiniest tick here or there, the eye appeal is wonderful.
CAC approved. Small Date. N-1; DS b; R 2. Only 3 coins grade better. Lustrous mahogany-brown with reddish-violet accents shine on the silken surfaces. Ms. Liberty’s tresses are fully struck and razor sharp. This Small Date is free from all but the tiniest tick here or there, the eye appeal is wonderful.
One of two graded MS65 Brown by PCGS. N3; DS b; R1. Prime CoinFacts example.
One of two graded MS65 Brown by PCGS. N3; DS b; R1. Prime CoinFacts example.
One of two graded MS65 Brown by PCGS. N3; DS b; R1. Prime CoinFacts example.
One of two graded MS65 Brown by PCGS. N3; DS b; R1. Prime CoinFacts example.
CAC approved. N-10; R-3; Die State a. Attrition not on slab. The strike definition is impressively crisp and full on this attractive Near-GEM example. A lustrous example with beautifully clean surfaces and scattered small carbon flecks that keep it from an even finer grade.
CAC approved. N-10; R-3; Die State a. Attrition not on slab. The strike definition is impressively crisp and full on this attractive Near-GEM example. A lustrous example with beautifully clean surfaces and scattered small carbon flecks that keep it from an even finer grade.
CAC approved. N-10; R-3; Die State a. Attrition not on slab. The strike definition is impressively crisp and full on this attractive Near-GEM example. A lustrous example with beautifully clean surfaces and scattered small carbon flecks that keep it from an even finer grade.
CAC approved. N-10; R-3; Die State a. Attrition not on slab. The strike definition is impressively crisp and full on this attractive Near-GEM example. A lustrous example with beautifully clean surfaces and scattered small carbon flecks that keep it from an even finer grade.
CAC Certified. Even brown color, solid strike, few dings. The grade limiting flaws are a few slight scratches on the obverse and a subdued luster, less so on the reverse. The 1846 Medium date is the rarest of the 3 1846 date sizes, and is found only on the N-11 die pair.
CAC Certified. Even brown color, solid strike, few dings. The grade limiting flaws are a few slight scratches on the obverse and a subdued luster, less so on the reverse. The 1846 Medium date is the rarest of the 3 1846 date sizes, and is found only on the N-11 die pair.
CAC Certified. Even brown color, solid strike, few dings. The grade limiting flaws are a few slight scratches on the obverse and a subdued luster, less so on the reverse. The 1846 Medium date is the rarest of the 3 1846 date sizes, and is found only on the N-11 die pair.
CAC Certified. Even brown color, solid strike, few dings. The grade limiting flaws are a few slight scratches on the obverse and a subdued luster, less so on the reverse. The 1846 Medium date is the rarest of the 3 1846 date sizes, and is found only on the N-11 die pair.
CAC Certified. N-20; R-3. Top of the brown population. Not seen by CAC or PCGS in a higher grade. A lustrous über-GEM example with lovely, pristine, satiny surfaces and original red in the devices.
CAC Certified. N-20; R-3. Top of the brown population. Not seen by CAC or PCGS in a higher grade. A lustrous über-GEM example with lovely, pristine, satiny surfaces and original red in the devices.
CAC Certified. N-20; R-3. Top of the brown population. Not seen by CAC or PCGS in a higher grade. A lustrous über-GEM example with lovely, pristine, satiny surfaces and original red in the devices.
CAC Certified. N-20; R-3. Top of the brown population. Not seen by CAC or PCGS in a higher grade. A lustrous über-GEM example with lovely, pristine, satiny surfaces and original red in the devices.
CAC approved. N1; R1. Attrition not on slab. Grellman Die State b, the die cracks not far advanced. Bold peach and rose overtones grace textured medium-brown surfaces that have been carefully preserved. CAC by me. Cool old fingerprint on the reverse--could have been Lincoln's.
CAC approved. N1; R1. Attrition not on slab. Grellman Die State b, the die cracks not far advanced. Bold peach and rose overtones grace textured medium-brown surfaces that have been carefully preserved. CAC by me. Cool old fingerprint on the reverse--could have been Lincoln's.
CAC approved. N1; R1. Attrition not on slab. Grellman Die State b, the die cracks not far advanced. Bold peach and rose overtones grace textured medium-brown surfaces that have been carefully preserved. CAC by me. Cool old fingerprint on the reverse--could have been Lincoln's.
CAC Approved; N-8, DS a, R-3---only 2 coins grade better in Brown. Attrition not on slab and zero MS66 N-8s graded by PCGS or NGC.
CAC Approved; N-8, DS a, R-3---only 2 coins grade better in Brown. Attrition not on slab and zero MS66 N-8s graded by PCGS or NGC.
CAC Approved; N-8, DS a, R-3---only 2 coins grade better in Brown. Attrition not on slab and zero MS66 N-8s graded by PCGS or NGC.
CAC Approved; N-8, DS a, R-3---only 2 coins grade better in Brown. Attrition not on slab and zero MS66 N-8s graded by PCGS or NGC.
CAC approved. N-4, DS a; R-1. UPRIGHT 55 now on slab. A hoard of EDS Mint State examples has been dispersed and this lovely cent is one of those coins, featuring substantial orange mint luster blended with light chocolate overtones. Purchased from Aspen Park Rare Coins (2/2012). Crossed from NGC (133637-009) to PCGS on 4/11/17. CAC then approved it.
CAC approved. N-4, DS a; R-1. UPRIGHT 55 now on slab. A hoard of EDS Mint State examples has been dispersed and this lovely cent is one of those coins, featuring substantial orange mint luster blended with light chocolate overtones. Purchased from Aspen Park Rare Coins (2/2012). Crossed from NGC (133637-009) to PCGS on 4/11/17. CAC then approved it.
CAC approved. N-4, DS a; R-1. UPRIGHT 55 now on slab. A hoard of EDS Mint State examples has been dispersed and this lovely cent is one of those coins, featuring substantial orange mint luster blended with light chocolate overtones. Purchased from Aspen Park Rare Coins (2/2012). Crossed from NGC (133637-009) to PCGS on 4/11/17. CAC then approved it.
N10; R1; DS-a; R-1. N-10 attribution not on slab. 7 of the 20 die pairs were UPRIGHT 5. The reverse has two strong die lines from the dentils over R of AMERICA, a hallmark of the scarce early die state. This is a lovely Mint State example with frosty light brown surfaces and traces of original orange mint color on the obverse.
N10; R1; DS-a; R-1. N-10 attribution not on slab. 7 of the 20 die pairs were UPRIGHT 5. The reverse has two strong die lines from the dentils over R of AMERICA, a hallmark of the scarce early die state. This is a lovely Mint State example with frosty light brown surfaces and traces of original orange mint color on the obverse.
N10; R1; DS-a; R-1. N-10 attribution not on slab. 7 of the 20 die pairs were UPRIGHT 5. The reverse has two strong die lines from the dentils over R of AMERICA, a hallmark of the scarce early die state. This is a lovely Mint State example with frosty light brown surfaces and traces of original orange mint color on the obverse.
N10; R1; DS-a; R-1. N-10 attribution not on slab. 7 of the 20 die pairs were UPRIGHT 5. The reverse has two strong die lines from the dentils over R of AMERICA, a hallmark of the scarce early die state. This is a lovely Mint State example with frosty light brown surfaces and traces of original orange mint color on the obverse.
CAC Approved. N-14; DS b; R-1. Purchased as a NGC coin which I had crossed into a PCGS holder before having it CAC approved.
CAC Approved. N-14; DS b; R-1. Purchased as a NGC coin which I had crossed into a PCGS holder before having it CAC approved.
CAC Approved. N-14; DS b; R-1. Purchased as a NGC coin which I had crossed into a PCGS holder before having it CAC approved.
Won through Heritage as an NGC CAC coin. I then crossed it into a PCGS slab and had it re-approved by CAC.
CAC certified FS-01-1955-101 (021.8). CONECA DDO-001. CAC 128/7. Even beautiful medium chocolate-brown toning encompass this coruscating and virtually unabraded cent. The reverse displays a few pinpoint flecks that keep it from GEM status. Well-struck and vastly superior in quality to most survivors. The most famous of all doubled die varieties.
CAC certified FS-01-1955-101 (021.8). CONECA DDO-001. CAC 128/7. Even beautiful medium chocolate-brown toning encompass this coruscating and virtually unabraded cent. The reverse displays a few pinpoint flecks that keep it from GEM status. Well-struck and vastly superior in quality to most survivors. The most famous of all doubled die varieties.
CAC certified FS-01-1955-101 (021.8). CONECA DDO-001. CAC 128/7. Even beautiful medium chocolate-brown toning encompass this coruscating and virtually unabraded cent. The reverse displays a few pinpoint flecks that keep it from GEM status. Well-struck and vastly superior in quality to most survivors. The most famous of all doubled die varieties.
CAC certified FS-01-1955-101 (021.8). CONECA DDO-001. CAC 128/7. Even beautiful medium chocolate-brown toning encompass this coruscating and virtually unabraded cent. The reverse displays a few pinpoint flecks that keep it from GEM status. Well-struck and vastly superior in quality to most survivors. The most famous of all doubled die varieties.
The Big One (FS-101 (33.3). There are not many MS 67 (102) or 68 (1) Red big ones available---but there are MORE than of the previous normal control strike.
The Big One (FS-101 (33.3). There are not many MS 67 (102) or 68 (1) Red big ones available---but there are MORE than of the previous normal control strike.
The Big One (FS-101 (33.3). There are not many MS 67 (102) or 68 (1) Red big ones available---but there are MORE than of the previous normal control strike.
This is my normal) strike "control" to compare with the subsequent doubled die varieties. 58 in MS67 Red and 5 in MS67+ red. This coin is scarcer in MS67 condition than the big 1972 DDO (FS 101).
This is my normal) strike "control" to compare with the subsequent doubled die varieties. 58 in MS67 Red and 5 in MS67+ red. This coin is scarcer in MS67 condition than the big 1972 DDO (FS 101).
This is my normal) strike "control" to compare with the subsequent doubled die varieties. 58 in MS67 Red and 5 in MS67+ red. This coin is scarcer in MS67 condition than the big 1972 DDO (FS 101).
This is my normal) strike "control" to compare with the subsequent doubled die varieties. 58 in MS67 Red and 5 in MS67+ red. This coin is scarcer in MS67 condition than the big 1972 DDO (FS 101).
CAC approved. Breen 2913; Heavy Date. Prominent clash marks are visible on each side. Essentially untoned with traces of champagne on each side. Originally purchased as an NGC slabbed coin I had it CAC approved before forwarding to PCGS for a successful crossover (and had the CAC sticker replaced).
CAC approved. Breen 2913; Heavy Date. Prominent clash marks are visible on each side. Essentially untoned with traces of champagne on each side. Originally purchased as an NGC slabbed coin I had it CAC approved before forwarding to PCGS for a successful crossover (and had the CAC sticker replaced).
CAC approved. Breen 2913; Heavy Date. Prominent clash marks are visible on each side. Essentially untoned with traces of champagne on each side. Originally purchased as an NGC slabbed coin I had it CAC approved before forwarding to PCGS for a successful crossover (and had the CAC sticker replaced).
CAC approved. Breen 2918: Heavy Date. Well detailed GEM that displays vibrant mint luster and attractive shades of champagne-gold and lavender toning. I had it CAC approved.
CAC approved. Breen 2918: Heavy Date. Well detailed GEM that displays vibrant mint luster and attractive shades of champagne-gold and lavender toning. I had it CAC approved.
CAC approved. Breen 2918: Heavy Date. Well detailed GEM that displays vibrant mint luster and attractive shades of champagne-gold and lavender toning. I had it CAC approved.
CAC Approved 22,200 minted. Frosty with excellent mint brilliance and a hint of natural color. Very scarce as a business strike. Filled 2 (not uncommon). Perfect example of a 3-cent nickel for a type collection.
CAC Approved 22,200 minted. Frosty with excellent mint brilliance and a hint of natural color. Very scarce as a business strike. Filled 2 (not uncommon). Perfect example of a 3-cent nickel for a type collection.
CAC Approved 22,200 minted. Frosty with excellent mint brilliance and a hint of natural color. Very scarce as a business strike. Filled 2 (not uncommon). Perfect example of a 3-cent nickel for a type collection.
CAC Approved. A lustrous GEM with some subtle iridescent gold and icy blue tone. Sharply struck from a shattered obverse die. Essentially without flaw with outstanding eye appeal. None finer that are CAC approved.
CAC Approved. A lustrous GEM with some subtle iridescent gold and icy blue tone. Sharply struck from a shattered obverse die. Essentially without flaw with outstanding eye appeal. None finer that are CAC approved.
CAC Approved. A lustrous GEM with some subtle iridescent gold and icy blue tone. Sharply struck from a shattered obverse die. Essentially without flaw with outstanding eye appeal. None finer that are CAC approved.
CAC Approved. A lustrous GEM with some subtle iridescent gold and icy blue tone. Sharply struck from a shattered obverse die. Essentially without flaw with outstanding eye appeal. None finer that are CAC approved.
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From the Hansen Collection. In my opinion the only thing that keeps this beauty this from a higher grade, and CAC approval, is a hunk of organic matter under the I in UNITED (it literally has a hair in it--and it should have been removed prior to slabbing).
From the Hansen Collection. In my opinion the only thing that keeps this beauty this from a higher grade, and CAC approval, is a hunk of organic matter under the I in UNITED (it literally has a hair in it--and it should have been removed prior to slabbing).
From the Hansen Collection. In my opinion the only thing that keeps this beauty this from a higher grade, and CAC approval, is a hunk of organic matter under the I in UNITED (it literally has a hair in it--and it should have been removed prior to slabbing).
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Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC approved. Fortin Variety 107; R-3. Type Two Obverse (two lines above E). Original silver-gray surfaces, satiny white, and clean. A great lustrous Uber GEM with fantastic overall eye appeal (and some light die clashing). Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. None graded finer by CAC.
CAC approved. Fortin Variety 107; R-3. Type Two Obverse (two lines above E). Original silver-gray surfaces, satiny white, and clean. A great lustrous Uber GEM with fantastic overall eye appeal (and some light die clashing). Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. None graded finer by CAC.
CAC approved. Fortin Variety 107; R-3. Type Two Obverse (two lines above E). Original silver-gray surfaces, satiny white, and clean. A great lustrous Uber GEM with fantastic overall eye appeal (and some light die clashing). Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. None graded finer by CAC.
CAC approved, near the top of the population. From the Rockford Collection, Part 3. Beautiful proof-like luster and orange/gold/blue peripheral toning. Could be a MS67 if not for a strike weakness on the reverse, at the right top of the wreath.
CAC approved, near the top of the population. From the Rockford Collection, Part 3. Beautiful proof-like luster and orange/gold/blue peripheral toning. Could be a MS67 if not for a strike weakness on the reverse, at the right top of the wreath.
CAC approved, near the top of the population. From the Rockford Collection, Part 3. Beautiful proof-like luster and orange/gold/blue peripheral toning. Could be a MS67 if not for a strike weakness on the reverse, at the right top of the wreath.
CAC approved, near the top of the population. From the Rockford Collection, Part 3. Beautiful proof-like luster and orange/gold/blue peripheral toning. Could be a MS67 if not for a strike weakness on the reverse, at the right top of the wreath.
Based on Breen's description (page 334) I believe that this die pair was used to make the 12 "proofs" for this date. "These dies were later used (retaining initial polish) on business strikes, still later cracking" (as seen on the obverse).
Based on Breen's description (page 334) I believe that this die pair was used to make the 12 "proofs" for this date. "These dies were later used (retaining initial polish) on business strikes, still later cracking" (as seen on the obverse).
Based on Breen's description (page 334) I believe that this die pair was used to make the 12 "proofs" for this date. "These dies were later used (retaining initial polish) on business strikes, still later cracking" (as seen on the obverse).
B-1. R.3. Small Letters. Tompkins Die State 1/3. There is no die rust around the date, but the reverse has numerous peripheral die cracks. Several border stars are weak but the central devices are sharp. Deep blue, amber, and russet border toning frames light golden interiors on both sides. A thin, faint pinscratch near Liberty's nose is the only mentionable surface flaw.
B-1. R.3. Small Letters. Tompkins Die State 1/3. There is no die rust around the date, but the reverse has numerous peripheral die cracks. Several border stars are weak but the central devices are sharp. Deep blue, amber, and russet border toning frames light golden interiors on both sides. A thin, faint pinscratch near Liberty's nose is the only mentionable surface flaw.
B-1. R.3. Small Letters. Tompkins Die State 1/3. There is no die rust around the date, but the reverse has numerous peripheral die cracks. Several border stars are weak but the central devices are sharp. Deep blue, amber, and russet border toning frames light golden interiors on both sides. A thin, faint pinscratch near Liberty's nose is the only mentionable surface flaw.
B-1. R.3. Small Letters. Tompkins Die State 1/3. There is no die rust around the date, but the reverse has numerous peripheral die cracks. Several border stars are weak but the central devices are sharp. Deep blue, amber, and russet border toning frames light golden interiors on both sides. A thin, faint pinscratch near Liberty's nose is the only mentionable surface flaw.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Very rare in this condition. PCGS (4)/3; NGC (2)/1. CAC 7/2. Super nice toning. Weak strikes are common, which makes this date extremely hard to find above the GEM level.
CAC approved. Very rare in this condition. PCGS (4)/3; NGC (2)/1. CAC 7/2. Super nice toning. Weak strikes are common, which makes this date extremely hard to find above the GEM level.
CAC approved. Very rare in this condition. PCGS (4)/3; NGC (2)/1. CAC 7/2. Super nice toning. Weak strikes are common, which makes this date extremely hard to find above the GEM level.
CAC approved. Very rare in this condition. PCGS (4)/3; NGC (2)/1. CAC 7/2. Super nice toning. Weak strikes are common, which makes this date extremely hard to find above the GEM level.
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O-102; The 3 in the date is sharply re-punched below.
O-102; The 3 in the date is sharply re-punched below.
O-102; The 3 in the date is sharply re-punched below.
O-102; The 3 in the date is sharply re-punched below.
O-102; The 3 in the date is sharply re-punched below.
CAC Approved. My "with motto" type example of the Seated Liberty motif. Lustrous with a terrific strike and no distractions.
CAC Approved. My "with motto" type example of the Seated Liberty motif. Lustrous with a terrific strike and no distractions.
CAC Approved. My "with motto" type example of the Seated Liberty motif. Lustrous with a terrific strike and no distractions.
CAC Approved. Outstanding luster! Won through Heritage as an NGC coin with a CAC stamp. I crossed it into a PCGS holder and had CAC re-approve it.
CAC Approved. Outstanding luster! Won through Heritage as an NGC coin with a CAC stamp. I crossed it into a PCGS holder and had CAC re-approve it.
CAC Approved. Outstanding luster! Won through Heritage as an NGC coin with a CAC stamp. I crossed it into a PCGS holder and had CAC re-approve it.
Was an MS66 in and NGC holder. I sent it to PCGS and the crossed it over and also upgraded it to a 66+
Was an MS66 in and NGC holder. I sent it to PCGS and the crossed it over and also upgraded it to a 66+
Was an MS66 in and NGC holder. I sent it to PCGS and the crossed it over and also upgraded it to a 66+
VERY few out there in MS 67, zero total in a higher grade: 18 in MS67, 1 better.
VERY few out there in MS 67, zero total in a higher grade: 18 in MS67, 1 better.
VERY few out there in MS 67, zero total in a higher grade: 18 in MS67, 1 better.
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66). The sweat drop on the bottom edge of the reverse keeps it from an uber GEM grade.
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66). The sweat drop on the bottom edge of the reverse keeps it from an uber GEM grade.
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66). The sweat drop on the bottom edge of the reverse keeps it from an uber GEM grade.
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66). The sweat drop on the bottom edge of the reverse keeps it from an uber GEM grade.
CAC certified. With only four coins finer, this beauty ranks among the finest examples available to collectors. Sharply struck throughout, the devices are crisp, and the satiny luster is flawlessly drenched on both sides. The eye appeal is simply stunning.
CAC certified. With only four coins finer, this beauty ranks among the finest examples available to collectors. Sharply struck throughout, the devices are crisp, and the satiny luster is flawlessly drenched on both sides. The eye appeal is simply stunning.
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CAC. Boldly defined. Both sides have brilliant and frosty silver luster with light gold toning.
CAC certified. Tripled die obverse. Frosty silver surfaces beneath light gold and iridescent toning.
CAC certified. Well struck and supremely lustrous, with lovely light gold, steel-green, and pink toning. Nearly blemish free.
