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anonymous
2015-03-06
1793 S-1 Chain AMERI. Electrotype Copy. AU-50. Nice glossy light to medium chocolate brown. A tiny spot of underlying base metal shows at the top of the ear and a rim bruise at the second S in STATES uncovered more of the core material. Otherwise this copy appears exactly as the model cent, wh ...
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anonymous
2015-03-05
1793 S-3 R3- Chain AMERICA G5. Glossy chocolate and darker steel brown with slightly lighter brown toning in the center of the reverse. The surfaces are smooth, free of any hint of corrosion or verdigris. The only defects are fine hairline scratches covering much of the obverse and a small rim ...
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anonymous
2015-03-05
1793 S-1 R4 Chain AMERI., CAC Approved. PCGS graded VG-10. Glossy dark chocolate and steel with slightly lighter chocolate brown toning on the highpoints. The surfaces are reasonably smooth but a strong glass reveals extremely faint roughness in the fields and protected areas. No verdigris or ...
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anonymous
2015-03-02
1793 S-4 R3 Chain AMERICA with Periods PCGS graded "Genuine". Sharpness near G5, even better on the reverse, but the surfaces are slightly rough on all but the highpoints, which are smooth. No verdigris and the only signs of contact are a few tiny rim nicks, a light rim bruise over the N in UN ...
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anonymous
2015-02-23
U.S.A., large cent, 1793 chain Ameri type (Breen 1, dies 1-A, die state III). Edge knocks, dark oxidised areas, otherwise good very fine and rare, ...
Variations of 1 cent copper coins of USA
One cent copper coins, commonly referred to as "pennies," have been minted in various designs and compositions throughout the history of the United States. Here are some notable variations:Large Cents (1793-1857): The United States Mint initially produced large cents, which were about the size of a modern half dollar. These coins featured vari ...
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$3000.0 1923-S Liberty Standing Quarter Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64 PQ. Well struck with the head nearly full. Close examination suggests this is a full head. Lightly toned around the edges. A nice origin ...
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$10550.0 1919-D. PCGS graded MS-63. CAC Approved. Weak strike as usually seen for the date. But overall a beautiful lustrous untoned example for this rare date. The end of the First World War, celebrated ...
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$8750.0 1919-S. PCGS graded MS-64. CAC Approved. A very popular key date. Light hint of gold tone on the obverse. A well struck near-Gem that has deep silvery mint frost from center to periphery. A few ...