1864-L on ribbon. An excavated coin dark in color w/ some corrosion but near AU detail. Full sharp LIBERTY and a very clear "L" on the ribbon. (Image)

Est. $68-80 SE

1872 full AU+ detail but a bit of corrosion is present on both sides of the coin perhaps a bit heavier on the rev. (Image)

Est. $260-350 SE

1874 XF+ sharp detail and subtle red in the recessed areas. (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

1875 XF+ medium-brown original. (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

1876 XF lovely even brown. (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

1908-S XF perhaps better. Excellent color and full detail but a scratch adorns the obv and a smaller one on the rev (mostly visible upon magnification.) (Image)

Est. $44-60 SE

1908-S VF nice even brown color. (Image)

Est. $84-105 SE

(22) Diff 1857 // 1903 w/ an array of better date coins s/a 1868 AG/G, 1869 G+, 1870 AG/G, 1872 G+ light damage, 1874 XF dark, 1878 G, plus a few others. Worth inspection. (Image)

Est. $160-200 SE

(50) 1859 // 1864 w/ dup all Copper-Nickel composition. Avg circ (AG to F.) These 88% copper 12% nickel cents were the first Indian Cents issued. They were made of the same composition, size, and weight of the earlier Flying Eagle Cents. During the Civil War, virtually all coins disappeared from circulation as uncertainty about the outcome of the war resulted in massive hoarding of all hard money. The copper-nickel cents were gradually replaced by the much lighter bronze cents starting in 1864. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

(6) Better date or condition coins incl 1864 Bronze VF, 1885 VF, 1888 AU, 1894 F+, 1895 XF+, & 1899 AU. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

(56) Diff 1857 FE // 1909 in a partial set missing only 1877, & 1909-S. Housed in a Whit 9003 folder. Circ grades but quite a few VF (incl the 1908-S) and better coins even a couple of the earlies. Well worth inspection! (Image)

Est. $300-370 SE

(350) Indian Cents avg circ almost all are 1900 // 1909. (Image)

Est. $210-240 B

(500) Indian Cents avg circ. A sample reveals about 25% pre-1900. A cull-free batch! (Image)

Est. $320-370 B