United States Copper (Half, One and Two Cents)

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There are 15 Coins for Sale. New coin(s) added on October 1, 2026

Photo	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description
Colonials
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Half Cents
	1795 Lettered Edge	VG10	ANACS 7459809		Original	$1250	New August 19! Light Brown Color with Decent Detail. Ex. Humphreys Collection. A well circulated 18th century half cent with nice light brown color. The detail is good with some marks seen. There are some fissures in the planchet on the obverse. HALF is more heavily worn on the reverse.
	1804 Crosslet 4, Stems	AU58	PCGS 42096460		Choice	$1500	New October 1! Relatively Smooth with Even Chocolate Surfaces. A good looking early copper with smooth surfaces and nice toning. Some darker toning around the ribben on the reverse. This would make an excellent type coin.
	1851	AU58	PCGS 41993523		Choice	$360	New August 15! Near Gem. Well Struck with Smooth Medium Chocolate Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection.
	1855	MS64BN	PCGS 61245846		Gem	$1050	Bluish Copper Toning; Excellent Luster. We paid strong money at the CSNS show for this beautiful half cent because of its excellent eye appeal. The coin is on the darker side but it sparkles with its attractive bluish toning which comes alive with strong underlying luster and no distractiing marks.
Large Cents
	1803 Sm Date, Sm Frac	EF40	PCGS 12597419	S-256	Choice	$1395	New September 8! Good Detail with Uniform Dark Chocolate Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection. A well-detailed example of this 1803 S-253 (R3) Small Date, Small Fraction large cent that has uniform dark chocolate surfaces. The obverse is struck towards the left as no dentils are seen on the left side, but are extra large on the right side. There are some small marks seen on the obverse with the fields being quite smooth. The reverse has a nice centered strike with die cracks seen through D in UNITED and the second S in STATES. The mark between ON in ONE could be post production or a small planchet defect.
	1813	EF45	PCGS 18730067	S-293	Choice	$2700	New August 22! Reasonably Clean. Ex. Evergreen. Mintage of 418,000 with S-293 being an R2. Dark chocolate surfaces show relatively few marks for a circulated Large Cent. Some reddish color can be seen towards the rims.
	1819	MS62BN	PCGS 42134055		Choice	$1450	New September 25! Original Type Coin. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Original uniform chocolate brown with a few small marks on the obverse including one near the chin. The reverse is clean. Miss Liberty is well struck but some of the obverse stars are weak.
	1820 Large Date	MS65+BN	NGC 6329497008	N-13	Gem	$2950	New August 19! Dazzling Luster with Attractive Toning. This large cent has wonderful eye appeal. The luster is excellent and accentuates the blue and magenta toning seen throughout the coin. There is a huge die crack on the obverse that connects the stars and date together. Miss Liberty's cheek is clean. Without some spots in Miss Liberty's hair, this coin would grade even higher.
	1848	MS62BN	PCGS 31463797	N-22	Choice	$495	New August 15! Medium Chocolate Surfaces with Few Marks. Ex. Evergreen Collection.
	1855 Original	PF53	PCGS 45900618	J-168	Choice	$2750	New August 19! Great Pattern Design with the Flying Eagle on a Large Cent. Ex. Humphreys Collection. An interesting and beautiful pattern with the flying eagle on a large cent planchet. Well struck with no mentionable marks. If you collect Flying Eagle cents, this pattern would fit very well in your collection.
Two Cents
	1865 Plain 5	MS66RB	PCGS 25674211		Choice	$2100	New August 23! Well Struck with Very Clean Fields. Ex. Evergreen. This is a Plain 5 variety. Well struck with no mentionable marks. There are only a few small spots seen. The obverse is still mostly red. The reverse has mellowed and is more brown than red. A curved die crack on the reverse from I in AMERICA to the rim can be seen.
	1865 Fancy 5	MS65RB	PCGS 80844672		Choice	$1395	New August 23! Well Struck, Red Areas Contain Blazing Luster. Ex. Evergreen. Well struck, the areas where original red remains visible is unusual in that full blazing luster can still be seen. There are no mentionable marks seen on the coin. The obverse appears to be more brown than red while the reverse is more red than brown.
	1867	MS65+RD	PCGS 43801534		Gem	$6500	New August 22! Full Red, Brilliant Frosted Luster, Near Finest Known. An exceptional 1867 Two Cent piece that rivals the Simpson specimen. Surfaces hasve retained their full red coloration while actively radiating brilliant frosted luster along with vibrant cartwheels. This clean-for-the-grade Gem offering features impressively few abrasions. Strike is 100% executed with bold definition of the olive leaves and deep separation of the vertical and horizontal shield lines. The reverse strike is equally detailed. A die crack through AM(E)RICA into the right wreath is noted for die variety specialists. A marvelous offering with gobs of eye appeal. CAC population in MS65RD is 10 with 1 finer. Out of the 10, this is going to be among the nicest. This piece brings claims to being in the condition census. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 holder with CAC approval.
	1870	MS64RD	PCGS 22067961		Choice	$3250	New August 22! Better Date. The mintage of 1870 is 861,250 which is far less than any date from 1864-1869. Lustrous red color is mellowing on both sides. Decently struck, there is one spot on the reverse seen.
	1872	MS64RB	PCGS 25236436		Choice	$7750	New August 15! The Key Date for the 2c Series. Well Struck and Original. Ex. Evergreen Collection. The 1872 is the undisputed key date of the short lived 2c series with a tiny mintage of just 65,000 as compared to any other date. 31 examples have been endorsed by CAC with a red brown designation. The coin is well struck, original with reasonably smooth surfaces. Much original red is peeking through the reverse.
Tokens
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