1794 S-31 at least F+ but its an excavated coin with uniform light surface corrosion and a few edge bumps. Over all very acceptable. (Image)

Est. $250-400 SE

1818 N-10 "Connected Stars" MS60+ Brown. This variety is known for the circular die crack that connects all of the obv stars. A light area around ONE CENT on the rev suggests an early attempt to enhance the coin's appearance (not that it needed it.) An excellent coin for type. Likely a specimen from the famous Randall Hoard of cents that was found in a wooden keg(s) under a railroad bridge in the state of Georgia around 1869. It supposedly contained a few thousand uncirculated large cents dated 1816 to 1820, many of which were 1818 N-10. (Image)

Est. $350-500 SE