1795 Lettered Edge, Punctuated Date abt F detail but the coin was excavated and shows moderate corrosion. However, all design elements show plainly. (Image)

Est. $300-400 HWC-SE

1804 Plain 4; Stemless VF even light brown color. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

1804 "Spiked Chin" variety that is quite popular. ANACS XF45 Details Corroded. The coin is an even brown color and the corrosion is confined to the rev and is only evident upon magnification. Worth inspecting. (Image)

Est. $240-300 SE

1835 Classic Head near XF detail and appealing. (Image)

Est. $68-80 SE

1850 XF or nearly so and original. The 1850 has experienced significant price escalation in the past decade as its true scarcity became better known. (Image)

Est. $250-300 SE

1853 Coronet Head XF even brown and very attractive. (Image)

Est. $68-80 SE

1854 Coronet Head AU+ arguably a low-grade Unc. Even brown in color and quite attractive. (Image)

Est. $170-220 SE

1804 Plain 4; Stemless F (lt. planchet damage) & 1806 Small 6; Stemless F (lt. obv scrs). (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

(3) Diff Half-Cent Types incl 1807 Draped Bust VG w/ lt corrosion, 1833 Classic Head XF w/ lt. obv & rev graffiti, & 1849 Coronet XF w/ neat 90-degree die rotation. (Image)

Est. $150-180 SE

(4) Diff Classic Heads incl 1826, 1828 (13*), 1833, & 1834. Coins range from F to VF+ but expect a few imperfections. (Image)

Est. $160-200 SE