1804 Cross 4 Wth Stems C-10 NGC 58 BN Nearly mint. Brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. There were 96, 500 coins minted for this date. NGC has certified 13 coins at this level with just 16 finer.
1795 Letter Edge Talbot Allum & Lee NGC 64 RB Nearly Gem red brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. This is the only token certified by NGC as red brown. These tokens, likely designed by Thomas Wyon, are dated 1794 and 1795 as Cents and weighing about the same as a regal British halfpenny. The Talbot, Allum and Lee emission was the first American merchant token produced on a large scale. So many were produced in fact, the company had more than they could administrate. In late April of 1795, William Talbot sold the Philadelphia Mint 1, 076 pounds (roughly 52, 000 tokens) mostly the 1795 variety.
1004
1796 Rev 1796 PCGS 20 BN There were 363, 375 coins minted for this date, PCGS has certified 25 coins at this level as Reverse of 1796 with 24 finer.
1005
1799 NCS Genuine BN Scratched VF Details The date is bold and the devices are well defined. Scratching is very fine as with a wire brush at the obverse. A classic rarity in the early large Cent series, the 1799 has an unknown, although presumably limited mintage that is included in the 1.8 million-piece delivery reported for the 1798. Survivors are eagerly sought at all levels of preservation as this coin is incredibly scarce as a date.
1857 Flying Eagle FS-003 FND-003 S-9 ANACS 25 An interesting Flying Eagle cent, with its obverse die clashed with an obverse die from a Seated Liberty Half Dollar. This error occurred when the dies were being changed from Half Dollars to Cents. The clashing is most notable by way of a retained cud through AMERICA at the obverse.
1872 NGC 55 BN Nearly mint. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces.
1026
1872 PCGS 66 RB Superb Gem red brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. PCGS has certified a mere five coins at this level with none finer.
1027
1873 Closed 3 PCGS 63 BN Choice. Brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. PCGS has certified 14 coins at this level with just 11 finer.
1028
1873 Dbl Lib PCGS 40 BN PCGS has certified 12 coins at this level as Double LIBERTY with 66 finer.
1029
1877 NCS Genuine BN Corroded Improperly Cleaned XF Details 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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