1794 G detail but uniformly corroded. Clearly identifiable w/ "94" of the date showing. (Image)

Est. $125-160 SE

(10) Diff Classic Heads 1809 // 1835 gen G to VG+ but typical early copper damage dominates. Loose in a small bag from an old Delaware estate. (Image)

Est. $200-250 BAG

(8) Diff Braided Hair in a straight run 1849 // 1857 (no half cents in 1852). In a Whit 9400 album, most perhaps VG to VF but expect typical early copper coin damage and impairments. (Image)

Est. $100-120 A

1795 Plain Edge, No Pole perhaps VG by wear but plagued w/ typical early copper problems s/a light signs of abuse and foreign substance adherence. Nice enough to be identified and acceptable for the issue. (Image)

Est. $135-170 SE

1797 "1 above 1" variety VG details and heavily corroded but easily identifiable. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

1802 over 0 rev of 1802. G detail, even dark brown and still attractive. There is a 2.5mm lump behind Liberty's ear which may be a plugged hole. This blends well with the coin's natural color making it acceptable for this very scarce issue. (Image)

Est. $260-350 SE

1804 Plain 4, Stemless Wreath near VF detail on an even brown planchet but the coin is slightly bent. (Image)

Est. $70-100 SE

1808 nice even brown VG w/ 180-degree die rotation. (Image)

Est. $100-120 SE

1810 F even brown w/ significant die rotation. (Image)

Est. $90-115 SE

1811 perhaps VG detail w/ a very clear date but too much surface damage to consider for anything other than a filler. (Image)

Est. $70-100 SE

(7) Diff Draped Bust 1800 // 1807 low-grade damaged coins dominate the group but all details are clearly identified. (Image)

Est. $175-210 SE