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The January 2013 Collector’s Series Sale<br />
1105 1795 Plain Edge 1 Cent. VG. S-78, R.1. A pleasing,<br />
exceptionally smooth example that technically is accompanied<br />
by a mild touch of corrosion that highlights<br />
some of the devices, but that because of the<br />
overall appeal would likely be termed as “market acceptable”<br />
by the grading services and given a full<br />
grade. Est. 200-400<br />
1106 Quartet of Early Large Cents.<br />
1) 1794. AG Details, Damaged.<br />
2) 1796 Flowing Hair. Good Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) 1798. VF Details, Cleaned.<br />
4) 1798. Good Details, Cleaned - Damaged. [4]<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1110 Quintet of Collectible Early Indian Cents.<br />
1) 1864-L. XF.<br />
2) 1868. VF.<br />
3) 1871. Fine.<br />
4) 1874. AU Details, Environmental Damage.<br />
5) 1875. AU. [5] Est. 200-400<br />
1111 1872 1 Cent. Fine. A charming, moderately circulated<br />
better-date Indian cent with a nearly full LIB-<br />
ERTY and surfaces that may be deemed VF quality<br />
when certified as a result of the accompanying detail<br />
within the rest of the devices. Est. 300-400<br />
1112<br />
1107<br />
1107 1803 1 Cent. XF Details, Damaged. S-243A, R.2.<br />
Sharp detail remains with even brown color and the<br />
addition of numerous marks blended inside Liberty’s<br />
hair that accounts for the “damaged” moniker. Struck<br />
from an interesting reverse die with the second S in<br />
STATES widely repunched south, a double fraction<br />
bar in the denomination, and missing wreath stems.<br />
(photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1108<br />
1112 1877 1 Cent. PCGS MS62. The undisputed key in<br />
the Indian cent series due to its low mintage with the<br />
demand for mint state examples far outstripping the<br />
supply. The surfaces of the present example maintains<br />
glossy, relatively smooth chestnut-brown color with<br />
specks of original red peaking through. No major<br />
marks are present, but slight incompleteness in strike,<br />
which translates to weakness on the Indian’s upper<br />
headdress feathers, likely prevented an even finer designation.<br />
(photo) Est. 2,500-3,000<br />
1113 1877 1 Cent. VG. LIBERTY is fading on the Indian’s<br />
headband, but otherwise, the integral design<br />
details remain pleasingly defined. An insatiably demanded<br />
key issue in the Indian cent series.<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1114 1877 1 Cent. VG. Evenly worn with the L in LIB-<br />
ERTY being all that remains. A minuscule rim bruise<br />
at 11 o’clock on the obverse is also noted for accuracy.<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1108 1863 1 Cent. Proof. Attractive coloration on both<br />
sides that mixes blue and maroon color with original<br />
coppery-orange. Mark-free with only minor hairlines<br />
visible beneath a glass - perhaps Select in quality.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
1109 Quartet of Uncirculated Copper Nickel Indian<br />
Cents.<br />
1-3) 1863. All three with varying degrees of light<br />
patina.<br />
4) 1864. Attractive even color with some as-made disturbances<br />
around the obverse legends. [4]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1115<br />
1115 1888 1 Cent. Select Proof. Mintage: 4,582. Reflective<br />
brown with multicolored iridescence. Several<br />
small carbon flecks on the obverse define the grade.<br />
(photo) Est. 100-150<br />
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