1794 Head of '94 S-24 NGC Fine Details - Damaged. Nice chocolate brown w/ decent detail for the issue, but there are numerous "pits" on the coin thus the grade. Still appealing for a Liberty Cap cent. (Image)

Est. $450-550 SE

1798 2nd Hair Style S-173 ICG G4 Detail - Corroded, Scratched. The variety is indicated by a rather large rim break over RTY of LIBERTY. There is some corrosion, but the scratch is minor. (Image)

Est. $70-90 SE

1802 1/000 S-228 NGC F Details - Env Damage. Likely excavated, still nice detail. (Image)

Est. $200-260 SE

1807 Lg Fraction S-276 NGC Fine Details - Environmental Damage. (Image)

Est. $160-200 SE

1810 over 9 S-281 PCGS AU50. Slightly mottled even brown w/ excellent detail. A beautiful example of the classic over-date that shows boldly. An important coin among the Classic Heads seldom encountered in high grade as the price guides infer. Great opportunity for the large cent specialist. (Image)

Est. $4,200-4,800 SE

Feuchtwanger Cent (1837) VG. Lewis Feuchtwanger produced a metal that was nickel, copper, & zinc. He lobbied Congress to use the metal to make small-sized one-cent pieces, but the metal was never adopted. However, his 1¢ and 3¢ trial pieces circulated widely in the subsequent period 1837 to 1845. (Image)

Est. $75-100 SE

1857 Braided Hair Lg Date N-1 VF light chocolate brown original. (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

(7) Diff 1794? // 1805 incl 1794? Poor (no rev detail), 1795, 1797, 1798, 1800, 1802, & 1805. Coins are all low-grade but largely discernable. Expect a few blemished, corrosion, etc. Nothing too great to look at but, except where noted, the dates are there. (Image)

Est. $125-175 SE

(4) Diff Classic Heads incl 1808 S-278, 1811 S-287, 1812 S-288, & 1814 Crosslet 4 S-294. All are very low grade but corrosion is minimal and the coins are easily attributed. (Image)

Est. $160-200 SE

(15) Diff 1816 // 1829 incl 1816 N8, 1817 N6, 1818 N5, 1819 N6, 1820 Lg Overdate N1, 1820 Small Date N4 (R4), 1821 N1, 1822 N12 (R4), 1823 N1, 1824 N2, 1825 N7, 1826 N6, 1827 N11, 1828 N11, & 1829 N2. Grades gen G+ to F w/ minor problems consistent w/ early copper. (Image)

Est. $260-330 SE

(11) Diff 1817 // 1853 gen low-grade to perhaps F. (Image)

Est. $90-115 SE

(30) Diff 1830 // 1856 incl some varieties housed in an LOC Vol 38 'Large Cents Part 2 1821 - 1857". Grades mostly VG to VF some w/ minor impairments typical of copper coins of the period. (Image)

Est. $380-450 A