1723 Hibernia Halfpenny PCGS 64 BN Nearly Gem. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. PCGS has certified 21 coins at this level with a mere six finer. This coin series was designed by William Wood under indenture to George I. Wood was authorized to mint 360 tons of half pence and farthings over a period of fourteen years. This type a coin is prized among collectors of American colonial coinage, though according to Mossman (p.134): 'There is no evidence of any substantial colonial circulation for these coppers . . . although it can be reasonably concluded that any current European coins could have ended up in North America, either brought over by the steady stream of immigrants or in the merchant trade.'
1795 North Wales 1/2P Plain Edge PCGS 40 Medium brown in color and with the usual weak strike at the centers perhaps caused by the die crack in the obverse field. Nice surfaces for the grade, and free of corrosion or other problems that so often plague early copper. PCGS has certified 11 tokens at this level with just 14 finer.
1842 Large Date N-6 PCGS 55 BN Nearly mint. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. PCGS has certified this single coin at this level as Newcomb 6, Large date with a mere one finer.
1862 Proof NGC 66 CAM Superb Gem CAMEO Proof. Bold cameo effect frosted devices. Glittering deeply reflective fields. There were 550 Proof coins minted for this date. NGC has certified 19 coins at this level with a mere six finer.
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1877 PCGS 4 BN The 1877 Indian Head Cent has the second lowest mintage of any date in the series (the 1909-S has the lowest) and the lowest mintage of any Indian Head Cent produced at Philadelphia. There were 852,500 coin minted for this date.
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1877 PCGS 20 BN The 1877 Indian Head Cent has the second lowest mintage of any date in the series (the 1909-S has the lowest) and the lowest mintage of any Indian Head Cent produced at Philadelphia. There were 852,500 coin minted for this date.
1909S VDB NGC 40 BN Noted by collectors as the first popular rarity among the Lincoln Cent series, with only 484,000 struck.
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1909S VDB PCGS 65 RD Gem. Red. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. This Lincoln Cent issue is noted by collectors as the first popular rarity among the Lincoln Cent series, with only 484,000 struck. CAC has verified 27 coins at this level with with a mere ten in higher grades. This encapsulation features a green CAC hologram label, indicating the coin has met CAC's grading standards.
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