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Half Cents lots 1-36, pg. 6-10 Large Cents lots 37-102, pg. 10-19 Small Cents lots103-132, pg. 20-21 Nickels lot 133-139, pg. 20 Dimes lot 140, pg. 23 Quarters lot 140-145, pg. 23-24 Half Dollars lots 146-174, pg. 25-30 Silver Dollars lots175-186, pg. 30-31 World - Gold lots 187-188, pg. 31

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LOT 5

1795 C-9 R-2 High Relief Head VG8. Glossy medium brown and light steel with several thin planchet fissures from the left rim through the portrait and a notable void on the rim over ER in LIBERTY. The only other notable marks are a cluster of parallel pin scratches on the neck. Smooth surfaces, full date and legends.

LOT 1

1793 C-2 R-3 NGC AG3. Deep chocolate and olive browns with a bit of a tapering worn all around the obverse rims. The lower part of the date and upper parts of some legends are more worn as a result, but other than HALF all can be made out easily. There are a couple dull hairline scratches in front of the profile. Pleasing smooth, hard surfaces. Our grade is AG3 . 2707218-001

LOT 6

1795 C-1 R-2 Lettered Edge PCGS VF Details (Environmental Damage). VF sharpness but there are areas of scattered microporoisty and very fine granularity on the surfaces with a few marks on the obverse. The most notable include a nick on the cap, one before the chin, one under 7, and a rim bruise below 9. Medium brown, olive, and deeper steel browns. Bold date and legends. Our grade is VG10. 35067.97/36659790

LOT 2

1793 C-3b R-3 Lettered Edge Low Head NGC VG Details (Scratched). Fine sharpness but there are several old hairline scratches across the portrait and in the lower right obverse field. There are also minor nicks on F in HALF and over the leaves between OF and AMERICA. Chocolate and olive browns. Bold date and LIBERTY, faint in places but fully readable reverse legends. NGC misattributed this as Plain Edge, but the edge lettering is strong and easily identifiable. Our grade is VG10. 6972596-006

LOT 7

1795 C-1 R-2 Lettered Edge G5. Cleaned and now toned olive and bluish steel with area of micro-roughness. There is a pin scratch under F in HALF, and another mark to the right of that inside the wreath. A bit weaker at AL in HALF, but otherwise fully readable legends and date with complete edge lettering.

LOT 3

1794 C-4a R-3 Small Edge Letters NGC Fine Details (Corrosion). Fine sharpness but corroded with a granular steel patina and deeper brown on some of the high points. Free of notable marks, the legends and date are bold and complete. Our grade is G5. 2707218-002

LOT 8

1795 C-4 R-3 Punctuated Date VG10. Attractive light brown with light steel on the high points. There are some natural striations on the lower obverse and a tiny flaw over the last A in AMERICA, as struck. Weaker on the central reverse, otherwise full date and legends.

LOT 4

1794 C-4a R-3 Small Edge Letters G4. Dark brown with lighter chocolate on some high points and microscopic roughess on the surfaces. Smoother on the high points. There are strong die clash marks around the cap and obverse swelling behind the lower hair resulting in a weaker STA in STATES. Otherwise fully readable date and legends.

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LOT 9

1795 C-6a R-2 Plain Edge, No Pole PCGS XF Detail (Environmental Damage). Near EF sharpness but covered with light roughness on the surfaces of both sides. Chocolate and dark olive brown patina with very faint pin scratches on the obverse fields and portrait. Overstruck on a Talbot Allum & Lee Token, some undertype visible on the lower left obverse dentils. Bold date and legends. Our grade is F15 35089.97/36659789

LOT 13 1804 C-8 R-1 Spiked Chin F15. Light to medium chocolate browns with traces of dark crud in some protected areas. There are a couple faint pin scratches that blend in well on the portrait, one behind the hair braid, and rim nicks parallel to the lower hair curls and under 1 in the date. Smooth, glossy surfaces. Manley Die State 2.0.

LOT 14 1804 C-11 R-2 Plain 4, Stems F12+. Glossy dark brown with hints of lighter chocolate on some high points. There are traces of very light micro-porosity visible under a glass, otherwise smooth in appearance and free of notable marks. A bit weaker on the central reverse but still full date and legends.

LOT 10 1797 C-1 R-2 1 Above 1 PCGS XF Detail (Environmental Damage). Mostly deep olive and steel brown patina with hints of lighter brown on the portrait high points. There is also a bit of oxidation along the rim obverse edge and very light roughness on the surfaces. There are a few old scratches around the wreath and minor nicks under ES in STATES and over D in UNITED. Despite the minor surface issues the details are sharp with only a bit of weakness on the central reverse, otherwise full legends and clear date with obvious 1 Above 1 feature. Several die cracks and bulges visible on the obverse. Our grade is F12. 35101.97/36659791

LOT 15 1805 C-1 R-1 Small 5, Stemless NGC AU50. Light olive and tan browns with hints of very faded mint red in some protected areas. Only the most trivial marks, including a very faint hairline scratch from the drapery at the shoulder into the field that blends in well, and a nick in the middle hair. Attractive surfaces. Our grade is XF40+. 6284707-002

LOT 11 1803 C-4 R-4 VG10. Glossy light and steel browns with traces of dark old crud in some protected areas and a small carbon speck behind the lower hair curls. There are a few trivial marks, nothing noteworthy or distracting. Smooth, glossy surfaces. Weaker but fully readable on the central reverse, bold date and legends otherwise.

LOT 16 1805 C-1 R-1 Small 5, Stemless VG10. A couple points sharper, but there are numerous old scratches and marks scattered on both sides, and the coin is slightly bent. Double struck with the first strike rotated and a second profile seen atop the face. Smooth, glossy surfaces.

LOT 12 1804 C-8 R-1 Spiked Chin PCGS XF40. Medium brown and light steel with traces of old crud in some protected areas. There are trivial marks on the portrait and fields, a vertical pin scratch that blends in well on the cheek and a couple ticks over the nose the best identifying, the former hardly visible without a glass. Smooth surfaces, MDS 3.0. Our grade is VF25. 1075.40/33241174

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LOT 21 1807 C-1 R-1 PCGS AU53. Deep olive and steel browns gently mottled with subtle maroon on the obverse and hints of mint red in the protected areas. There are a handful of minor marks on the cheek, neck, and chest. Smooth surfaces, EDS Manley State 1.0 with the faint crack extending through the top of 07 to the right base of the drapery. Our grade is EF40. 1104.53/41383004

LOT 17 1805 C-3 R-4 Small 5, Stems NGC G6. Dark olive brown with a notable dig in front of the bust tip. There are also faint pin scratches on the portrait, a more notable scratch from the nose up to under the eye, and another in upper hair. Partial central reverse legends, otherwise bold date and legends. Our grade is G4 . 2707218-008

LOT 18 1806 C-1 R-1 Small 6, Stemless PCGS AU53 CAC. Attractive chocolate brown with underlying lighter tan and puffs of deeper steel on both sides. There is a tiny natural flake or flaw at I in UNITED, as struck, otherwise free of notable marks or detractions. Smooth surfaces with frosty mint luster in some protected areas. Our grade is XF45. 1093.53/15299389

LOT 19 1806 C-2 R-4 Small 6, Stems NGC VG8. Chocolate and olive with numerous faint, small pin scratches scattered on the obverse. There are also a couple more notable hairline scratches bisecting the reverse and intersecting at L in HALF. Weaker along the lower and left reverse, otherwise readable legends and full date. Smooth surfaces. Our grade is G4. 2707218-011

LOT 22 1808/7 C-2 R-3 NGC VF25. Dark steel brown with hints of ruddy brown in some protected areas and areas of microscopic roughness under CA in AMERICA and IT in UNITED. There are scattered trivial marks on the portrait and fields including a tick at the nostril, a notable rim bruise below the date that is visible on the reverse at S-O in STATES OF, and smaller ones at E and C in AMERICA. Smooth surfaces otherwise, clear overdate feature. Our grade is F12. 2707218-013

LOT 20 1806 C-2 R-4 Small 6, Stems G6. Light brown and medium olive with micro granularity across the surfaces except the highpoints, which are smoother. There are a handful of notable nicks on the portrait in the upper hair, along the jawline, two on the bust tip, and one in the right obverse field. Full date and legends.

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LOT 23 1809 C-4 R-2 Circle in 0 NGC XF40. Dark brown and dark steel patina. There are a few trivial ticks in the fields, nothing noteworthy or distracting. The usual die break is seen across the neck and hair, with the distinct Circle in 0 feature. Bolder dentils along the upper left areas on both sides. Our grade is VF30. 2707218-015

LOT 24 1809/6 C-5 R-1 9 over Inverted 9 NGC AU53. AU sharpness but cleaned and now toned a steely olive patina with ruddy copper brown the protected areas, lighter around AMERICA. Only a few trivial marks including a tick in the field over A in HALF. There are delicate die breaks through stars 3-6 arcing around to the forehead, and connecting the upper hair to the top dentils. Clear overdate feature. Our grade is VF35. 4061002-001

LOT 25 1810 C-1 R-1 NGC VF30. Chocolate and olive browns. There is a pinprick right of star 4, and a faint scratch From ES in STATES over through O in OF that blends in well. Smooth surfaces. Our grade is F15. 2707218-021

LOT 26 1811 C-2 R-3 PCGS VF30. Glossy, uniform medium olive brown. There are a few mark sin the left obverse field including a dull nick right of star 4, a pin scratch right of star 2, and a couple ticks over the bust tip. Smooth surfaces. Our grade is VF20+. 1135.30/39325360

LOT 28 1825 C-1 R-3 F12. A few points sharper but previously cleaned and now toned mostly dark steel with underlying lighter brown in the protected areas. The only of note are a carbon speck left of star 2 and a nick on hair atop the forehead. Bold date and legends on fairly smooth surfaces.

LOT 27 1811 C-2 R-3 G5. Light to medium chocolate and steel browns. The notable marks include a rim nick atop the obverse, a scratch from the shoulder into the hair, and a tiny rim bump at E in UNITED. Bold date, full legends.

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LOT 34 1837 HT-73 Half Cent of Copper VG10. VF sharpness but the surfaces are covered with micro granularity, there are traces of dark shallow scale in some reverse peripheries, and there is some old graffiti scratched around the central reverse. Nice light to medium brown color otherwise.

LOT 29 1826 C-2 R-3+ AU50. Near unc sharpness but there is a touch of rub on the high points. Mostly attractive light brown and golden olive with blue overtones, a puff of darker steel around the mouth, and more of the latter mottled on the reverse. Smooth surfaces with frosty luster.

LOT 30 1832 C-1 R-2 NGC MS62BN. Green frosty olive and steel obverse, the reverse is dark brown and olive with lighter tan mellowed down from faded mint color along the right side. There are wispy, trivial marks on Liberty’s cheek and the obverse fields, as well as light rub on the high points. Our grade is AU50. 4771715-003

LOT 31 1833 C-1 R-1 NGC AU58 CAC. Attractive light olive and faded mint red. Sharpness near mint state with a touch of rub on some high points, and minor marks under the eye and on the throat. Glossy surfaces with frosty mint luster in some protected areas. Our grade is EF45+ . 2287644-009

LOT 35 1849 Original Small Date Proof 60+. Deep chocolate, olive, and ebony steel patina, some reverse high points a few shades lighter. There is a tiny spot on the rim over CA in AMERICA, otherwise free of notable marks with mirror proof surfaces. 1218.94/45317039

LOT 32 1835 C-1 R-1 PCGS MS63BN. Frosty golden brown mellowed down from faded mint color with light steel overtones on the obverse and splashes of deeper maroon and steel around the reverse peripheries. Free of notable marks with frosty cartwheel luster, stronger on the obverse. Our grade is MS60. 1168.63/6322520

LOT 36 1850 C-1 R-1 PCGS AU58. Attractive glossy light chocolate brown with hints of faded mint red in some protected areas. There are minor flakes on the jawline and nose, and a nick right of star 7. Smooth, glossy surfaces otherwise with hints of frosty luster in some protected areas. Our grade is XF45. 1221.58/37120973

LOT 33 1837 HT-73 Half Cent of Copper NGC AU50. Pleasing medium and chocolate browns. There are a few trivial marks in the fields, nothing noteworthy or distracting, with smooth surfaces. Our grade is VF35. 2707218-022

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LOT 37 1853 C-1 R-1 PCGS AU58. Attractive chocolate brown with hints of deeper olive in some reverse protected areas. There is a carbon speck on the lower bust above 5, and a trivial tick on the bridge of the nose. Smooth, lustrous surfaces. Our grade is XF45. 1227.58/27617412

LOT 38 1853 C-1 R-1 VF30. Rather glossy light brown with light steel the high points. There are a couple trivial ticks on the rim left of star 3, hardly noteworthy but serve to identify. Smooth surfaces, repunching of the date is visible on all 4 digits.

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LOT 39 1794 S-48 Starred Reverse AG3. A few points sharper but likely buried in the ground for a time and now corroded and cleaned. Now mostly steel brown with splashes of tan and overtones of turquoise and olive. Despite the surfaces, the date, LIBERTY and portrait details remain and well over half of the stars are visible around the dentils on the reverse.

LOT 40 1796 NC-3 R-6 AG3. Glossy chocolate brown with no roughness or verdigris. The only mark is a light rim bruise at 6 in the date. Easily readable date, though the bottom half is fading to the rim, as are the tops of the legends. EDS, Breen State I. Smooth and attractive, just well worn. CC#14 in the Noyes census, his photo #32171. Bland says CC#15.

Ex; Gordon J. Wrubel 1/78 - Thomas Wolf - Goldberg’s 2/2008:1118 - Richard A. Weber

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LOT 41 1798 S-156 R-5+ G4. Glossy chocolate and olive browns with a bit of micro granularity within the wreath under UNITED but otherwise smooth surfaces. There are trivial marks consistent with the grade, nothing noteworthy. Sharp, bold date. EDS, Breen Die State I. Noyes says CC#23, his photo #23997.

Ex; Jack Robinson EAC 1990 - Mick Arconti 8/1997 - Walter Reed 8/2003 - Col. Steve Ellsworth Die State Collection HA 9/2013:4671 - Richard A. Weber

LOT 42 1798 S-187 R-1 NGC AU Details (Cleaned). AU sharpness but cleaned and now deep chocolate and steel browns. Only a few trivial marks, one below the chin the best identifying. Smooth, glossy surfaces with incused dentils along the top of ERICA on the reverse. Our grade is XF45. 6980966-005

LOT 43 1799 S-189 R-2 G5. The obverse is several points sharper but the reverse is weaker. Both sides are covered with fine to moderate roughness, and the fields on the obverse have been smoothed. No verdigris. Dark olive brown and steel with lighter chocolate highpoints. A thin, old scratch in the hair under BE can help identify this cent. MDS with crumbling in the dentils at F-A. The date is clear and relatively strong, but LIBERTY and the opposing bottom of the reverse are weakly struck, a characteristic of the die state. Certainly not perfect but the strong date is a big plus at this grade

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LOT 44 1800 NC-3 R-6- AG3+. G4 obverse, while the reverse is AG3, but choice for the grade. Glossy dark olive with lighter steel brown on the highpoints. There is a small planchet chip in the leaves over the left top of O in ONE. Bold, clear date and the spike up from the top of I in AMERICA is obvious.

Ex; Donald Valenziano Jr - James E. Long 10/1988 - Daniel W. Holmes Jr. - CVM - EAC 4/2007:280 - Richard A. Weber

LOT 45 1802 S-238 R-4 F12. Glossy olive and steel brown patina with a spot of micropitting right of LIBERTY but otherwise smooth surfaces. The notable marks include minor nicks in the hair near the ear, under 0 in the date, left of L in LIBERTY, and a horizontal pin scratch over the wreath. Bold date and legends. CC#25 in the Noyes census.

LOT 47 1817 N-8 R-2 AU50. Frosty olive and chocolate browns with traces of lighter reddish steel faded down from mint color in some of the protected areas. Lustrous surfaces with great eye appeal. E-MDS(a) before the “Mouse break”.

Ex; Ted Minkinow eBay 10/2020 - Richard A. Weber

Ex; Jonnie Dillow 2/81 - John D. Wright Collection - 2009 EAC:225

LOT 46 1816 N-7 R-3 EF40. Attractive frosty steel and chocolate browns with a bit of darker toning in the field before the lips and very light micro granularity under U in UNITED. There is a small nick on the cheek, and a couple on the reverse over A in STATES and on the bottom. MDS(b).

LOT 48 1818 N-6 R-1 EF40. Frosty olive brown with underlying tan mellowed down from faded mint color. There is a thin planchet fissure on the obverse through star 2 into the field that also extends along the rim to the other side through A in STATES and the wreath. One other minor lamination is seen over star 5. Frosty, lustrous surfaces otherwise, free of notable marks. LDS(c-).

Ex; 2008 EAC:414

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LOT 49 1818 N-10 R-1 AU55. Blend of frosty olive and reddish steel browns with a red spot over star 13. Only a few trivial marks, including a couple ticks left of the first S in STATES. Fully lustrous surfaces, LDS(b) with the arcing obverse die breaks through the stars and date.

LOT 53 1822 N-5 R-3 VF30. EF45+ sharpness but there is fine granularity in the protected areas, mostly on the reverse. Deep olive brown with hints of lighter medium brown on some of the high points. There are a few trivial marks the fields, and a small pin scratch on the cheek. MDS(b). Broken out of an NGC AU50 holder #1883852-001 (label included).

Ex; Tom Reynolds 5/2012

LOT 50 1819 N-9 R-1 Small Date AU50+. AU58 sharpness but there is a speck of microscopic verdigris nestled in the dentils near F in OF. Lustrous medium chocolate and bluish steel with hints of olive on the reverse. Otherwise free of notable marks. LDS(b).

LOT 54 1823/2 N-1 R-2 VF20. VF30 sharpness but lightly smoothed and now a steely chocolate brown patina with a couple minor rim bumps under 8 and between stars 5-6. Only trivial marks otherwise, smooth glossy surfaces with clear overdate feature. EDS(a). Broken out of an old NGC VF30 holder #678384-004 (label included).

Ex; Terry Denman - CVM

Ex; HA 4/2017:7051 - Steven K. Ellsworth 3/2024

LOT 51 1820 N-13 R-1 Large Date AU58. Frosty light olive and bluish steel with underlying faded mint red. Free of notable marks with just a touch of rub on the high points. Fully lustrous surfaces with excellent eye appeal. MDS(a) with arcing die breaks through the date and stars.

LOT 55 1824 N-2 R-2 EF40+. Glossy medium brown and chocolate with hints of mint frost in some protected areas. There is a thin nick at the berry under E in UNITED, barely visible and the best identifying mark. Smooth surfaces with excellent eye appeal. MDS.

Ex; Tom Reynolds 4/2017

Ex; David Humphrey 2/2009 - Rod Burress 5/2009 - Goldbergs 1/2015:483

LOT 56 1825 N-8 R-3+ VF30. 5 points sharper but there is a minor rim bruise under star 2 and microscopic roughness in some protected areas on the obverse. Glossy medium brown and chocolate woodgrained with darker chocolate on both sides. E-MDS(a).

LOT 52 1821 N-2 R-1 Planchet Clip NGC VF30. Medium to dark chocolate browns with a bit of micro granularity around star 8 and traces of old crud in some protected areas. Otherwise free of notable marks with smooth surfaces. There is a curved planchet clip at 9 o’clock on the obverse. EDS(a). Our grade is VF20.

Ex; M&G Auctions 1/1996:354 - Tom Matthews - EAC 2006:310

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LOT 57 1826 N-5 R-2 VF35+. Close to EF40 but there is a small spot of carbon in the right obverse field. Glossy light reddish chocolate with hints of underling lustrous golden brown faded down from mint color in the protected areas. A choice VF example with great eye appeal. EDS(a).

LOT 58 1827 N-6 R-3 VF35. 5 points sharper but there is a shallow layer of microscopic granularity on the surfaces that somewhat dull the otherwise glossy surfaces. Reddsih chocolate brown with deeper olive on the high points. A few trivial marks, nothing noteworthy. MDS(c-).

Ex; John Ward Jr 7/2002 - EAC 2008:456

Ex; Tom Reynolds 9/2005

LOT 59 1828 N-6 R-1 Large Narrow Date EF40. 5 points sharper but there are several tiny nicks on the obverse for the higher grade. Nothing distracting, and the reverse is nearly flawless. Frosty light to medium brown with subtle mint luster in some protected areas. E-MDS(a).

Ex; Stack’s 1/2002:782 - EAC 2009:309

LOT 60 1829 N-8 R-1 Large Letters AU50. Medium brown and olive with frosty tan mellowed down from very faded mint color in some protected areas. Free of notable marks, just a touch of wear on the high points, with lustrous surfaces. E-MDS(a). Broken out of an NGC MS62BN holder #3235489-011 (label included).

Ex; Tom Reynolds 5/2014

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LOT 61 1830 N-4 R-2 Large Letters EF45. Glossy chocolate and darker steel brown with frosty lighter tan in the protected areas on the reverse. There is a double profile along the forehead due to die bounce. Frosty luster shows in the protected areas of both sides. MDS(b).

LOT 65 1832 N-3 R-1 Large Letters ANACS AU53. Frosty golden tan and bluish steel brown with a splash of darker toning at TE in STATES. The highest points on the portrait are a lighter shade of coppery tan thanks to a very light rub. Sharply struck with just a trace of friction on the highest points of the devices. Mint luster shows in the fields. E-MDS. The dentils are sharp and microscopic radial flowlines are starting to show in the fields. Fine double profiles show on the brow lock, lips, chin, and stars 9-12 (from die bounce or “machine doubling.” Our grade is net AU50. 7262672

Ex; EAC 2007:411

Ex; ECA 1/2023:419

LOT 62 1831 N-3 R-3 Medium Letters AU55. Frosty steel and medium olive brown with lighter, lustrous steel brown toning in the protected areas. There is a tiny, very light diagonal nick or planchet flake right of the nose visible under a glass. MDS. Broken out of a PCGS AU58 holder #36997.58/81765972 with the Tucker provenance (label included).

LOT 66 1833 N-6 R-1 PCGS MS62BN. Lustrous tan and light bluish steel with sea-green overtones on the reverse. Most likely dipped long ago and nicely retoned. The surfaces are satiny and the only marks are two spots of darker toning and a very thin nick, all right of star 3. M-LDS with a double crack through the lower part of the N in UNITED and the reverse rotated 25 degrees clockwise. Our grade is net AU58. The attribution and COL Ellsworth Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS Gold Shield label. 37033.62/28453784

Ex; Tom Reynolds & Bill Yates 12/2002 - Dr. Brucke Tucker Collection 2/2017:458

Ex; Gary M. Ruttenberg, M&G Auctions 8/1996:381 - Colonel Ellsworth Collection ECA 9/2022:172

LOT 63 1832 N-1 R-2 Medium Letters EF45+. Frosty deep olive and chocolate browns. There are a few trivial circulation marks on Liberty’s cheek and chin, and one over E in CENT. Otherwise choice with glossy surfaces. M-LDS(c-).

Ex; Superior 2/1992:1188 - EAC 1998:285 - Thomas D. Reynolds 1/2014

LOT 67 1834 N-1 R-1 Small 8 with Large Stars EF45. Glossy chocolate and light olive with frosty tan in some of the protected areas. Essentially flawless, just lightly worn on the devices. MDS with die cracks through most of the stars and crumbling at star 4. Repunching inside the C in AMERICA is still visible.

LOT 64 1832 N-2 R-3 Medium Letters VF30. EF sharpness but there is a notable dig at T in CENT. There is also a minor nick on the rim over T in STATES. Glossy steel and chocolate browns, a few shades lighter brown in some reverse protected areas. Smooth, glossy surfaces. LDS(b).

Ex; C.G. MBS 7/1993:1800 (plated) - ECA 2022 EAC:324

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LOT 68 1835 N-14 R-2 Head of 1836 NGC MS62BN. Deep steel brown with underlying faded mint color visible in the protected areas on both sides. Free of notable marks with frosty luster on the smooth surfaces. MDS(b). Our grade is EF45+. 2114584-007

LOT 69 1836 N-2 R-2 EF45. Glossy medium brown with darker steel brown and olive toning on the highpoints. A speck of darker toning near the dentils over star 4 is the best identifying mark. Underlying satiny mint luster covers the fields and protected areas. LDS(e). Broken out of a PCGS AU55 holder with the Tucker provenance noted #37114.55/81765977 (label included).

LOT 71 1836 N-4 R-3 NGC AU58. Attractive chocolate and light steel browns. The only notable mark is a rim bruise over ES in STATES. Smooth, glossy surfaces. LDS(c). Our grade is VF35+. The Jules Reiver provenance is noted on the NGC label. 308269-019

Ex; Jules Reiver Collection HA:28303

Ex; R.S. Brown Jr M&G Auctions 1/992:228 - Dr. Bruce Tucker Collection Goldbergs 2/2017:463

LOT 72 1836 N-6 R-2 EF45. Frosty tan and light brown with a puff of lighter golden brown at star 12. No defects. Sharply struck MDS with the usual cud break over star 8. A nice example of the Gobrecht Head version of 1836.

LOT 70 1836 N-3 R-1 EF45. Five points sharper but there is a light (and very easily missed) rim bruise at star 13. Otherwise this cent is choice. Frosty tan and light brown with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. LDS with a cud break over star 6 and a die crack arcing across the upper half of the reverse.

Ex; Bowers & Merena 10/15/1990:6180-Joe Dooley, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 1/11/1997:409-Bob Brownell Collection

Ex; Stack’s 1/1993:1236 - EAC 2022:336

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LOT 76 1839 N-2 R-2 Head of 1838 PCGS MS62BN CAC. Attractive light to medium browns. Looks mint state but there is a touch of wear on the highest points of the devices. The best identifying marks are a tiny nick off the tip of the nose, a small nick on the rim at star 11, and a rim bruise over F in OF. Frosty luster covers the fields and the eye appeal is excellent. MDS(a+). Our grade is AU50. 37225.62/39460824

LOT 73 1836 N-7 R-4 EF40. Five points sharper but nicely retoned frosty light golden olive. The only mark is a tiny struck-through line nestled between star 2 and the dentils. Sharply struck MDS with a faint die crack at ED ST.

Ex; Superior 9/1988:1816 - Dr. Wallace Lee M&G/Superior 5/2003:884 - CVM 1/2006 - Chuck Hall Collection Goldbergs 9/2020:308

Ex; Robert Schick-Roger S. Cohen, Jr., Superior 2/2/1992:1214-Bob Brownell Collection - ECA 6/2022:287

LOT 77 1839 N-5 R-2 Booby Head VF35. 10 points sharper but lightly smoothed, more so on the obverse than the reverse, and now medium to dark chocolate brown surfaces with bluish steel tones. The marks include a minor tick on the cheek, one above star 12, a rim bruise at star 10, and a rim nick over the first T in STATES. Glossy surfaces. MDS.

LOT 74 1837 N-11 R-1 Head of 1838 EF45+. Attractive light brown and light olive with a few puffs of reddish chocolate on both sides. Only the most trivial of marks, a tiny rim nick over star 5 the best identifying. Smooth surfaces with hints of frosty luster in some protected areas. MDS(c).

Ex; Tom Reynolds 4/2005

Ex; Phil W. Ralls EAC 1985 - Ed Jasper - Rod. C. Burress 3/2005

LOT 78 1839 N-8 R-1 Head of 1840 VF35. Mottled mix of dark olive and chocolate browns. There is a dull nick on the chin and another on the rim right of star 9. Smooth, glossy surfaces. MDS(b).

LOT 75 1838 N-3 R-1 EF45. Five points sharper but there is a cluster of minor, dull nicks under star 5. Glossy medium brown and chocolate with darker olive brown spots scattered on the obverse. Satiny luster is visible in the protected areas. EDS(a).

Ex; David Garvin EAC 2005:455

Ex; John Morton EAC 1988:321 - John D. Wright - EAC 2005:441

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LOT 79 1839 N-9 R-1 Silly Head VF30. 10 points sharper but there are traces of minor verdigris in some fields and protected areas, and a few dark spots on the central reverse around O in ONE and C in CENT. Only a few trivial marks otherwise on glossy, mostly deep olive and darker steel browns blended with hints of lighter medium brown. MDS(e) with obverse rim breaks over stars 6 and 7-8, as well as a diagonal crack from the left rim break down through the portrait.

Ex; Jules Reiver Collection HA:28344

LOT 80 1840 N-6 R-1 Large Date AU55. Near UNC sharpness with a few too many light nicks scattered about for a higher grade. None are distracting and the eye appeal is excellent. Lustrous chocolate and medium steel browns with hints of bluish steel overtones and a light woodgrain on the obverse. LDS(c). Removed from an old NGC slab graded MS62BN #264226-001 (label included).

Ex; Tom Reynolds EAC 1997:305 - Robinson S. Brown Jr. M&G Auctions/Superior 6/1998:454 - EAC 2008:536

LOT 81 1841 N-6 R-1 AU50. 5 points sharper but there is a dig over the hair bun and a small nick in the right obverse field between stars 10-11. Mostly a blend of medium chocolate and deeper olive browns with a diagonal streak bisecting the obverse from the date to star 7. Lustrous surfaces. EDS(a). Broken out of a PCGS AU55 holder #1832.55/10016986 (label included).

LOT 82 1842 N-4 R-2 Large Date NGC AU58. EF45 sharpness but there are a couple spots of microgranular, crimson oxidation between stars 5-6 and at the ribbon tail, and the surfaces are a bit dull. The surfaces are a blend of deep olive and underlying lighter brown. Only a few trivial marks, one between stars 9-10 the best identifying. MDS(b). Our grade is EF40. 2114585-003

Ex; HA 10/2010:8548

Ex; Tom Reynolds 2/2008

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LOT 85 1845 N-11 R-3 AU55. Frosty chocolate brown with olive overtones in the protected areas and some reddish chocolate spots over UNITED, under ST in STATES, and over O in OF. There is a trivial tick on the nose, and very faint pin scratches on the cheek and in the field before the neck that all blend in well and are not distracting. Smooth, frosty surfaces. Broken out of a PCGS AU58 holder #1862.58/15398357 (label included).

LOT 83 1843 N-2 R-1 Petite Head, Small Letters AU50. Frosty deep olive with subtle bluish steel overtones. The best identifying mark is a tiny rim bump between stars 9-10. Smooth, lustrous surfaces. EDS(a) with a reverse rim break at UN in UNITED.

Ex; Tom Reynolds 4/2010

Ex; Tom Reynolds 4/2010

LOT 86 1846 N-4 R-1 Repunched Date NGC MS63BN. Frosty olive and bluish steel browns with about 15% of mellowed mint remaining on both sides. There are extremely fine planchet striations visible under a glass, the most notable include a couple near the dentils at stars 4-5. Otherwise frosty,l lustrous surfaces free of notable marks or detractions. M-LDS(c) with fine die cracks at OF and MER and the repunched date clear on all the digits. Tied for CC#9. Our grade is MS60. 3214323 014

Ex; Douglas F. Bird - Bob Willoughby Goldbergs 9/2020:432

LOT 87 1847 N-19 R-1 AU55. Frosty olive brown with deeper steel from Liberty’s neck down to the lower dentils and peeps of lighter tan mellowed down from faded mint color in some protected areas around 47 and the reverse peripheries. Only the most trivial of marks visible, nothing noteworthy or distracting. Smooth, lustrous surfaces. E-MDS(a+).

Ex; Tom Reynolds - 2/2011

LOT 84 1844 N-4 R-1+ ANACS MS63BN. Frosty light to medium chocolate brown. The only notable mark is a dull nick under the eye. A very attractive cent that looks mint state but there is a hint of rub on the highest points of the portrait. LDS, die state d, with die cracks on the reverse and narrow rim cuds at stars 4 & 5. Our grade is AU58. 5298981

Ex; Sam Nacol ECA 9/2022:546

LOT 88 1848 N-28 R-1 EF45+. Nearly AU50 but there is a carbon spot on the neck that prevents the higher grade. Free of notable marks or detractions otherwise. Frosty chocolate and steel browns with hints of lighter tan faded down from mint color in some reverse protected areas. M-LDS(c).

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Ex; R. E. Vail Superior 9/1997:746 - EAC 2009:445

LOT 89 1849 N-22 R-1 AU50. Close to mint state sharpness but there are several tiny nicks including one on the nose, another on the chin, one on the N in ONE, and a couple more on the rim over AM in AMERICA. Otherwise free of notable marks, with choice frosty light to medium brown surfaces. MDS(b).

LOT 93 1851 N-14 R-2 First 1 Repunched PCGS MS62BN CAC. Frosty chocolate brown and steel. Only a few trivial marks, a tiny dig between L & I in LIBERTY the best identifying mark, and hardly worth noting. Satiny luster covers the surfaces and the eye appeal is fantastic. Rare EDS(a), the die line at the throat is visible and the repunching under the base of the first 1 is visible. Tied for CC#13 overall but tied for finest of the early die state in the Grellman census. Our grade is MS60.

Ex; Julian Leidman - Ray Chatham - John Ashby 10/1980 - John D. Wright EAC 2006:452

Ex; J. D. Watson 2/1998 - Fred Iskra Collection Golderbergs 9/2016:246

LOT 90 1850 N-3 R-1 AU55. Attractive frosty chocolate brown with lighter brown toning in the protected areas. Free of notable marks or detractions, just a touch of rub on the high points. Excellent eye appeal. LDS(c).

LOT 94 1852 N-12 R-1 MS60+BN. Medium brown and olive browns with steel overtones in some fields and protected areas. The only notable detractions are a carbon speck atop star 4, another on the second T in STATES, and a tiny pin scratch between F-A in OF AMERICA. Otherwise choice surfaces covered in mint luster. M-LDS(b).

Ex; Goldbergs 6/2008:3709 - Goldbergs 2/2010:663

Ex; Tom Reynolds 5/2011

LOT 91 1850 N-4 R-1 XF40+. A blend of light to medium chocolate browns with underlying tan in some protected areas. There are a trio of nicks on the rims at star 3, star 12, and I in UNITED, otherwise free of notable marks. Glossy, smooth surfaces.

LOT 95 1852 N-22 R-1 VF25. Tan brown and light steel with scattered spots of reddsih chocolate atop the laurel, at the throat, and in the field before it. There is a tiny rim bruise between stars 3-4, and a couple minor nicks in the field behind the neck. Smooth, glossy surfaces.

LOT 96 1853 N-18 R-1 AU55. Attractive medium brown on the obverse, lighter brown on the reverse, with a bit of old dirt in some protected areas. Frosty, lustrous surfaces. E-MDS(b). Broken out of an old green label PCGS AU55 holder #1901.55/4536444 (label included).

LOT 92 1851 N-10 R-1 XF40. Attractive light brown with only the most trivial of marks, nothing noteworthy. LDS. Smooth, surfaces with choice color.

Ex; Henry Hettger EAC 2016:490

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LOT 100 1856 N-3 R-1 Slanted 5 AU50. Attractive medium brown and light olive. There are a couple minor nicks on the rims at star 10 and TE in UNITED, and some trivial marks on the central reverse. Smooth, lustrous surfaces. M-LDS(e). Broken out of an NGC MS62BN holder #308311-002 with the Jules Reiver provenance noted (label included).

LOT 97 1854 N-23 R-2 MS60BN. Frosty chocolate brown mellowed to light olive on some high points. Only a couple trivial ticks in the fields, nothing noteworthy or distracting. Attractive surfaces covered in mint luster. MDS(b). Tied for CC#11. Broken out of an old PCGS MS63BN holder #1904.63/9587847 (label included).

Ex; Tom Wagemaker - Tom Reynolds

Ex; Jules Reiver Collection 1/2006:28672

LOT 98 1855 N-8 R-4- Upright 55 AU55+. Frosty medium brown and light steel with hints of very faded mint red in some protected areas on both sides and a spot of reddish chocolate before the nose. There are also a few tiny carbon specks on the bottom of star 9, the bottom of U in UNITED, and below T in CENT. Otherwise attractive surfaces covered in mint luster. MDS(b-). Broken out of a PCGS MS63BN holder #1907.63/18316753 (label included).

LOT 101 1856 N-12 R-1 NGC MS63BN. Sharpness close to mint state with just a touch a rub on the high points. Only a few trivial marks, the best identifying include a tick on the cheek and one before the throat. Chocolate and olive browns with hint of lighter tan underneath on lustrous surfaces. LDS(b). 3606361-006

Ex; EAC 2016:505

Ex; Tom Reynolds 9/2011

LOT 99 1855 N-9 R-1 Knob on Ear EF45. AU sharpness but there is a nick on the chin, and a few more trivial nicks in the obverse fields. Light brown to medium chocolate and olive with faded mint red showing in some reverse fields and protected areas. Smooth and attractive surfaces. E-MDS(b+). Broken out of an NGC MS62BN holder #3514598-016 (label included).

LOT 102 1857 N-1 R-1 Large Date AU55+. Attractive medium brown with a wispy curved streak around stars 11 & 12. Otherwise only the most trivial of marks, nothing distracting or noteworthy. Smooth, lustrous surfaces. EDS(a).

Ex; Tom Reynolds 5/2005

Ex; Richard Picker - EAC 2015:242

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SMALL CENTS

LOT 108 1864 Snow-5 CN Polished Die Indian Cent PCGS AU53. Pale medium steel and olive browns with a few trivial ticks, nothing noteworthy or distracting. The die for this variety was filed down to fix a design problem resulting in heavy die file marks on the ear. 408760.53/27769532

LOT 103 1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle PCGS MS64 CAC. Attractive mellowed tan and light olive surfaces with satiny cartwheel luster on both sides. Boldly defined and pleasing appearance. 2019.64/25253167

LOT 109 1866 Indian Cent NGC AU Details (Cleaned). Cleaned and now toned amber and golden olive with iridescent blue steel and violet overtones. There is a small carbon speck on the bottom of O in OF, no other notable marks or detractions. Reflective, smooth surfaces. 6961635-013

LOT 104 1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent NGC AU58. Frosty olive and medium browns with a dark spot on the eagle’s left wing. There are some trivial marks in the fields, nothing noteworthy or distracting. 8293298-003

LOT 110 1877 Indian Cent PCGS AU Details (Cleaned). Cleaned and now toned a blend of matron, steel and golden tan browns. There are a few trivial marks in the fields, nothing noteworthy or distracting. 2127.92/47728652

LOT 105 1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent NGC VF Details (Cleaned). Cleaned and now toned a steely olive brown with a bit of microscopic roughness around some peripheries. Otherwise hard surfaces free of notable marks. 8293298-002

LOT 111 1877 Indian Cent NGC F12. Semi-glossy medium brown with light steel on some high points. There are a few trivial ticks in the fields consistent with the grade. Smooth surfaces. 8293298-009

LOT 106 1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent PCGS MS64 CAC. Attractive golden brown and tan. Boldly struck with fully lustrous surfaces and excellent eye appeal. 36494545

LOT 112 1877 Indian Cent NGC Good Details (Corrosion). Glossy dark chocolate and olive with lightly corroded surfaces with scattered specks of old verdigris, mostly on the obverse. OF is a bit weaker but the legends and date are fully readable, and the reverse is smoother in appearance. 8293298-010

LOT 107 1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent NGC F12. Steely olive patina with a couple trivial marks, one on the rim over the last S in STATES, a rim bruise right of the date, and a dull nick on the bottom of E in CENT. Otherwise just a nice circulated example with full details. 8293298-006

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LOT 113 1886 Type One Indian Cent PCGS PR65BN CAC. Beautifully toned light blue, sea green, violet, and faded mint red. Frosty, lustrous surfaces. 2345.65/4752382

LOT 118 1909 Indian Cent PCGS MS63RD. Choice satiny mint red with no spots or marks. Fully lustrous surfaces. In an old PCGS Green label holder. 2237.63/4102585

LOT 119 1909-S Indian Cent PCGS VF35. Glossy medium brown with a tiny carbon speck on the dentils at 7 o’clock on the obverse. There is a tick high on the cheek behind the eye, and a few trivial marks in the fields. Smooth surfaces and pleasing color. 2238.35/45332907

LOT 114 1897 Indian Cent NGC UNC Details (Altered Color). Retoned on the obverse and now a mix of chartreuse, rose, and olive tones while the reverse is a light steel brown with deeper olive along the left peripheries. Despite the retoning the surfaces of both sides exhibit frosty cartwheel luster free of notable marks. 8293298 011

LOT 120 1909-S Indian Cent NGC. VF Details (Environmental Damage). Deep olive and steel brown patina with fine micro granularity covering the surfaces of both sides. Free of notable marks. 8293298-013

LOT 115 1902 Indian Cent ANACS MS63RB. The obverse is lustrous light brown mellowed down from faded mint color with bluish steel and maroon tones, while the reveres is mostly maroon with lighter olive and bluish steel tones. Free of notable marks with satiny cartwheel luster. 7460722

LOT 121 1909-S/S Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS VF35. Nice medium olive brown free of notable marks or defects. Smooth surfaces. S over Horizontal S. 92432.35/21929738

LOT 116 1906 Indian Cent PCGS MS64RB. Lustrous mellowed copper red, gold, green, and olive tones. Only a couple of the most trivial of marks visible under a glass, with satiny cartwheel luster. 2224.64/24071364

LOT 122 1912-D Lincoln Wheat Cent AU50. Frosty olive and chocolate browns with peeps of faded mint red in some protected areas. Frosty, lustrous surfaces.

LOT 117 1907 Indian Cent NGC MS65RB. Mint red and golden tan with deeper olive grey on some fields and high points and gently mottled with steel spots on the obverse. Satiny, lustrous surfaces. 581582-026

LOT 123 1922 No D Strong Rev Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS VF30. Glossy medium brown with a bit of rub on some high points revealing lighter tan underneath. There are trivial marks visible under a glass, nothing distracting, smooth surfaces. 37676.30/34520795

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LOT 130 1923-S Lincoln Wheat Cent ANACS MS63RB. The obverse is lustrous mellowed mint red and bluish steel, the reverse is faded mint red mellowed to light brown with subtle bluish steel overtones. Free of notable marks or defects. 5317132

LOT 124 1922 No D Strong Rev Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC VF30. Olive brown with ruddy copper brown in some protected areas and deeper steel on some high points. Various trivial marks scattered on the portrait and fields including a small diagonal pin scratch along the upper cheek. Smooth surfaces. 3602343-015

LOT 129 1922 D Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC VF20. Glossy medium and chocolate browns with a bit of dark crud in some reverse protected areas. Trivial marks consistent with the grade including a nick above 1. Smooth surfaces. 6961635-015

LOT 125 1922 No D Strong Rev Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS VF20 CAC. Medium brown and olive brown on the obverse, medium brown with a bit of old crud in some of the protected areas on the reverse. There are a pair of nicks above and behind the eye, and a smaller tick over R in LIBERTY. Smooth, glossy surfaces. 3285.20/32498340

LOT 131 1927-S Lincoln Wheat Cent ANACS MS63RB. Bluish steel and underlying brilliant mint red with hints of olive on the reverse. Free of notable marks with satiny, lustrous surfaces. 7460726

LOT 126 1922 No D Strong Rev Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC F15. Glossy light brown with minor carbon specks scattered on the obverse, mostly from Lincoln’s forehead to around UST in TRUST, and one on the bottom of E in CENT. There are also circular marks on the portrait and fields, and a cluster below NU in UNUM. Smooth surfaces otherwise. 5902478-001

LOT 132 1955 Double Die Obv Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC AU Details (Cleaned). Cleaned and now bright, artificial red on both sides. Trivial marks on both sides, a cluster before the nose and another cluster around N in CENT the most notable. Smooth surfaces. 8293001-005

LOT 127 1922 No D Strong Rev Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS XF Detail (Cleaned). Cleaned and now artificial faded rose, olive, and steel with violet tones. The notable marks include a nick in the upper hair and old scratches at E in ONE and atop N in CENT. 3285.92/40349462

NICKELS

LOT 128 1922 No D Strong Rev Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC VF Details (Rev Cleaned). The obverse is glossy olive brown, while the reverse has been cleaned and is now light to medium brown and bluish steel. There are a couple spots of microscopic roughness at TED F-AM and below on the reverse, otherwise smooth surfaces. 8293298-014

LOT 133 1914/3 Buffalo Nickel SEGS VF25. Mellowed silver with a bit of old crud in some protected areas. There are a few trivial marks, nothing distracting. A decent circulated example of this overdate issue, the crossbar of the 3 visible at the top of the 4. In a Larry Briggs SEGS holder. 5138811109401564502

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DIME

LOT 134 1936-S Buffalo Nickel NGC MS67. Beautiful bright silver with subtle golden toning on both sides. Glossy, lustrous surfaces. 6277467-002

LOT 140 1936 Mercury Dime NGC PF64. Bright and lustrous with just a bit of toning and deeply mirrored surfaces on both sides. No marks or defects. 6980072-001 QUARTERS

LOT 135 1940 Jefferson Nickel PCGS MS67FS. Attractive iridescent gold, blue, and violet toning on satiny, lustrous silver surfaces. Free of marks or detractions. Full Steps. 84007.67/51166478

LOT 136 1953-D Jefferson Nickel NGC MS66 5FS. Satiny mellowed silver grey toning with a bit of natural texture at Jefferson’s temple into his hair. Fully lustrous, 5 Full Steps. 6252821-009

LOT 141 1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter ANACS MS63 FH. Mostly bright with a few subtle spots around the upper shield, hips, and knee. Satiny, lustrous surfaces. 6264168

LOT 137 1957-D Jefferson Nickel NGC MS66 5FS. Bright and lustrous with just a tiny mark in the right field near the 1 in the date visible under a glass. 5 Full Steps. 4462751 006

LOT 138 1962 Jefferson Nickel PCGS PR67. Deeply mirrored proof surfaces free of notable marks or detractions. 4194.67/51166668

LOT 139 1971 Jefferson Nickel PCGS MS66FS. Bright silver and gun metal grey toning, free of notable marks. Satiny, lustrous surfaces. 84086.66/51166479

LOT 142 1930 Standing Liberty Quarter NGC MS65 FH. Lustrous bright silver with delicate light steel toning, mostly around the peripheries. No marks or defects. 4695643-005

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