Lot 104
1793. Wreath reverse, vine and bars edge, S-8, R-3-. NGC graded VF-20 Brown. Vine/Bars. Medium dark brown in the fields with lighter devices. Well struck as usual for this first year of issue and always in demand by variety, date and type collectors who all desire a specimen. No porosity or other problems, and identifiable by a minor tick on the top right serif of the E of STATES and another small nick above and right of the first A in AMERICA.
Estimated Value $2,500-3,000.

Lot 105
1794. SEGS graded VF-30, our grade VF-20. Medium brown in color with average surface marks.
Estimated Value $600-700.

Lot 106
1794. "Head of 1794", S-22, R-1. NGC graded Fine-12. This a light brown example of the "bent lock" variety, so named for the curious turn in the curl about midway up on Liberty's head. Moderate handling marks visible with a glass, and the strike is a touch weak on the reverse periphery.
Estimated Value $350-400.

Lot 107
1796. Draped Bust, S-110, R-3. Fine-15. Decent surfaces and pleasing color. We note a small rim nick across from Liberty's mouth, and another below the date, and the reverse also has two similar nicks on the rim. Glossy dark brown, and well struck throughout.
Estimated Value $200-300.
From Stack's Bauman sale, December 2, 1966:795.

Lot 108
1809. Good-5. The surfaces are quite porous on both sides.
Estimated Value $60-75.
From Stack's Bauman sale, December 2, 1966:481.

Lot 109
1812. Small date, S-290. Sharpness of VF-20 but porous. Dark olive surfaces and slightly porous, and we note some surface scratches around the date.
Estimated Value $150-200.

Lot 110
1813, S-292. Sharpness of EF-40 but porous surfaces. As with most of the Classic head large cents, the surfaces of this one are porous. The details are clear, but the roughness is noted on both sides.
Estimated Value $150-200.

Lot 111
1813. Sharpness of Fine-15, but porous surfaces. This one has porous surfaces but strong details. Dark olive.
Estimated Value $90-110.
From Stack's Bauman sale, December 2, 1966:485.

Lot 112
1816. EF-45. Cleaned and starting to retoned, and we note a couple of marks on Liberty and a trace of porosity behind her head.
Estimated Value $100-125.
From Stack's sale, March 24, 1967:615.

Lot 113
1816. EF-40. Medium to dark brown in color with a trace of verdigris at the central reverse. First year of issue.
Estimated Value $100-120.

Lot 114
1817. 15 stars, Mint Error, Struck 20% Off-Center & Brockage on the reverse. PCGS graded VF-20. Deep brown in color and an impressive mint error for the specialist. There are a few edge nicks and some handling marks on both sides, and the obverse off-center strike is weak at the top. The brockage on the reverse shows 9 of the stars and Liberty's head and face in reverse, but no date. All large cent errors are always in high demand.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.

Lot 115
1819. AU-50. Small date. This one has been cleaned long ago, and should retone if given a chance.
Estimated Value $120-140.
From Stack's Bauman sale, December 2, 1966:490.

Lot 116
1821, N-2. NGC graded EF-45. Pleasing light brown in color and a decent strike on this rare date. The obverse is very nice, while the reverse has some minor verdigris in the protected areas in the field. A challenging date to find in top grades, and always expensive.
Estimated Value $600-650.

Lot 117
1823, N-2. Fine-15. A few rim ticks are noted on this one, particularly on the reverse, and the surfaces have some areas that are slightly rough. Later obverse die state, with the rim breaks above stars five to seven. Some minor raw copper on the high points, but decent color otherwise.
Estimated Value $225-275.

Lot 118
1826, N-5. EF-40. Nice light brown in color with the usual rim break over the sixth star.
Estimated Value $100-125.
From Stack's sale, March 24, 1967:623.

Lot 119
1828. Large narrow date, N-1, R-1. EF-40. Glossy dark brown in color, and sharp. The reverse die is rotated 150 degrees clockwise.
Estimated Value $100-125.
From Stack's Bauman sale, December 2, 1966:798.

Lot 120
1830. Large letters. EF-40. The surfaces are lightly porous on both sides. Die break through the date up towards the last star.
Estimated Value $70-90.
From Stack's Bauman sale, December 2, 1966:503.

Lot 121
1850. PCGS graded MS-64 Red. Nearly a gem with slightly faded mint red on both sides and quite lustrous. We note two rim breaks on the reverse, one above TES of STATES, the other over AM of AMERICA. Well struck and quite attractive. One minor spot in the lower right obverse field.
Estimated Value $700-800.

Lot 122
1852, N-11. NGC graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Mottled brown and red in color, well struck and preserved.
Estimated Value $500-600.

Lot 123
1853. ACG graded MS-66 Red & Brown our grade MS-63, cleaned and retoned. This one has light bluish toning at the center of the obverse, fading to a more natural appearing red around the periphery. Boldly struck and the surfaces are very clean. We feel this one has been cleaned and not all that well retoned, and will no doubt be improved soon enough. The reverse is medium brown with traces of red coloring.
Estimated Value $300-330.

Lot 124
1854. PCGS graded MS-64 Red. Bright and fresh, with blazing mint color on both sides. The obverse has minor weakness on Liberty's face and neck, as struck, with a similar area on the reverse around the N of CENT. One tiny speck located on the N of ONE. Scarce in full red grades.
Estimated Value $700-800.

Lot 125
1853, N-13, R-1. Del Bland graded MS-66 Red. Full blazing mint red, lustrous and well struck with touches of very light carbon here and there. Above the left side of star nine is a tiny nick mentioned solely for the sake of accuracy. An excellent type coin and one of the finest known examples of this common variety.
Estimated Value $2,500-3,500.

Lot 126
A date set of large cents, 1816 to 1857, plus 6 extra coins. Grades range from AG to VF. A few better dates are included. Mounted in a Whitman album. Lot of 48 coins.
Estimated Value $500-550.