1787 Fugio Cent, Stated United, 4 Cinq, PCGS MS62BN

The Fugio is the first coin authorized by the United States Congress and one that should be in EVERY collector’s cabinet. A coin which has had volumes written about it (at least three books that I know about). Throughout time the legends of the coin have been attributed to Ben Franklin and was indeed known as the “Franklin Cent” in the early years of America’s numismatic history.

This piece, no doubt from the famous Bank of New York hoard, has very pleasing dark chocolate surfaces on an above average planchet. Just looking at it reminds me just how difficult times were back then.

PCGS Cert #13527162

PCGS / NGC Population: 100/40 Higher: 181/71
CAC Population: 9/23

Priced at: $2,750.00

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1820 Large Date Large Cent PCGS MS65BN (CAC)

Glossy warm brown surfaces enhance this Matron Head design. The detail on both the obverse and reverse is impeccable. A very high end coin and considering it being 191 years old, phenomenal!

PCGS Cert #5665899

PCGS / NGC Population: 115/127 Higher: 13/45
CAC Population/Higher: 16/3

Priced at: $1,800.00

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1847 Large Cent Newcomb 3 PCGS MS64 BN (CAC)

A crisply struck and lovingly preserved chocolate-brown Braided Hair Large Cent. The Goldbrecht Large Cent is a beautiful design by Mint-engraver Christian Gobrecht.

PCGS Cert #25580475

PCGS / NGC Population: 38/49 Higher: 10/29
CAC Population: 8/7

Priced at: $1,875.00

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1850 Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS MS64RB (CAC)

A super large cent displaying sharply struck braided hair. An abundance of red, highlights this gorgeous design. The series ran through 1857, 13 years after Gobrecht’s death.

PCGS Cert #25544512

PCGS / NGC Population: 153/83 Higher: 86/109
CAC Population: 8/11

Priced at: $875.00

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1850 Large Cent Newcomb 4, Rarity 1 PCGS MS66BN (CAC)

A wonderfully produced and preserved Coronet cent. Lovely chestnut toning is enhanced by the splendid luster and a meticulous strike. The series ran through 1857, 13 years after Gobrecht’s death. PCGS has only graded 7 coins while not a single coin has been deemed higher.

PCGS Cert #25580448

PCGS / NGC Population: 7/32 Higher: 0/3
CAC Population: 2/0

Priced at: $3,250.00

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1853 Large Cent PCGS MS65BN (CAC)

A rich and glossy representative of this “late date” large cent. The highly lustrous surfaces are a perfect background for the wonderful design to take center stage. Struck like it was minted yesterday, not 158 years ago.

PCGS Cert #19694814

PCGS / NGC Population: 80/154 Higher: 15/59
CAC Population: 15/9

Priced at: $1,350.00

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1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent PCGS MS65 (CAC)

In 1858, there was a “large letter” and “small letter” variety produced. An easy way to tell the difference between large-letter and small-letter varieties is to look at the word ‘America’. In the large letter variety, the letters A and M are joined, whereas in the small letter they are not. This coin offered here is the “Large Letter” variety, which is a bit more available than the “Small Letter”. Wonderful bright surfaces are visible on both sides. The strike is strong and marks are minimal. A true beauty!

PCGS Cert #50056803

PCGS / NGC Population: 151/134 Higher: 28/21
CAC Population/Higher: 14/3

Priced at: $4,450.00

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1882 Indian Cent PCGS PR66BN (CAC)

This example offers clean surfaces and attractive brown coloring. The portrait is sharp and highlighted by the vibrant luster that is visible throughout. The strike is bold if not entirely full, and the coin otherwise is quite near technical perfection. PCGS has only graded 6 coins finer.

PCGS Cert #50175517

PCGS / NGC Population: 31/39 Higher: 6/5
CAC Population/Higher: 1/1

Priced at: $1,875.00

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1892 Indian Cent PCGS PR65RB (CAC)

Coming from a small mintage of 2745 comes this lovely Proof Indian Cent. The surfaces on both the obverse and reverse show rich luster, that is highlighted by warm autumnal hues. Even the oak wreath on the reverse is touched with the stunning gold, green and red hues of fall.

PCGS Cert #06644897

PCGS / NGC Population: 61/62 Higher: 11/12
CAC Population: 5/0

Priced at: $2,150.00

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1902 Indian Cent PCGS PR66RD (CAC)

Vibrant red coloring deepens through-out the peripheries and is accentuated with amazing reflectivity in the fields. This pleasing design with its intricate detail on the headdress and reverse wreath was designed by James Longacre.

PCGS Cert #50035371

PCGS / NGC Population: 25/20 Higher: 9/3
CAC Population: 3/2

Priced at: $2,300.00

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1913 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RB

The bright golden centers are accentuated by fiery magenta that encircles the peripheries. The design elements are fully struck with great depth to the fields. A stunning addition to any collection.

PCGS Cert #25537015

PCGS / NGC Population: 127/74 Higher: 89/73
CAC Population/Higher: 5/15

Priced at: $1,150.00

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1915 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RB

From a small mintage of 1,150, (which is the second lowest proof mintage) comes this wonderful near Proof Lincoln Cent. Warm red and brown tones form a lovely striated pattern across both the obverse and reverse. Matte proof Lincolns were minted between 1909 and 1916 and always coveted by collectors.

PCGS Cert #25537006

PCGS / NGC Population: 57/15 Higher: 62/46
CAC Population/Higher: 2/12

Priced at: On Hold

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1940 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR65RD (CAC)

A lovely Proof Lincoln Cent that displays intense bright, watery surfaces on both sides. The strike is bold, and the overall eye appeal is high.

PCGS Cert #20292673

PCGS / NGC Population: 564/276 Higher: 221/112
CAC Population/Higher: 0/2

Priced at: $185.00

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1940 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR66+RD (CAC)

A super Lincoln Cent! Deep watery fields are enlivened by the brilliant red color. Sure to please.

PCGS Cert #25569312

PCGS / NGC Population: 1/0 Higher: 10/6
CAC Population: 10/2

Priced at: $925.00

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