1787 Fugio Cent United States 4 Cinq PCGS 0 BN This coin has been encapsulated as Genuine by PCGS. The PCGS number ending in .97 suggests Environmental Damage as the reason, or one of the reasons, that PCGS deemed this coin not gradable.
1787 Mass Cent Arrows Left PCGS 0 Bent This coin has been encapsulated as Genuine by PCGS. The PCGS number ending in .98 suggests Damage as the reason, or one of the reasons, that PCGS deemed this coin not gradable.
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ND Auctori Plebis Uniface Obv NGC 35 BN Breen-1152 What is known about this unusual token, is that the obverse is quite similar to a bust left Connecticut copper, especially the 1787 coppers minted by Jarvis and Company in New Haven. Were the token to have a reverse, it would have been intended for circulation in America as the legends: AUCTORI PLEBIS (By the authority of the people) and INDEP ET LIBER (Independence and Liberty) are typically anti-royalist; however, the figure of Liberty on the reverse (not on this token) is clearly based on Seated Britannia, resting her right arm on an anchor and her left on a globe, with the crowned English lion resting at her feet. Consulted references suggest the token may be of American origin, while Breen considers it to be from Birmingham. Breen-1152.
1828 13 Stars PCGS 0 BN This coin has been encapsulated as Genuine by PCGS. The PCGS number ending in .92 suggests Cleaning as the reason, or one of the reasons, that PCGS deemed this coin not gradable. There were 606,000 coins minted for this date.
1865 Fancy 5 PCGS 62 BN Nearly Choice. Brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. PCGS has certified 19 coins at this level with 68 finer.
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1868 PCGS 64 RB Nearly Gem. Red Brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces.
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1868 PCGS 65 RB Gem. Red Brown. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. This coins encapsulation is affixed with an Eagle Eye label. PCGS has certified 91 coins at this level with a mere four finer.
1877 ANACS 4 BN Corroded Good 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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1877 ANACS 8 BN Corroded VG 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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1877 PCGS 25 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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