Patterns, Flying Eagle, Indian Head and Lincoln Cents

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There are 10 Coins for Sale. New coin(s) added on September 8, 2026

Photo	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description
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Flying Eagle
	1856	PF20	PCGS OGH 2676233		Original	$12500	New August 19! The Key Date. Only 1,000-1,500 Minted. Ex. Humphreys Collection. This is the key for the entire small cent series. Well worn and original, this example has good detail. There are some marks seen on both sides. The color is a darker brown. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.
	1857	MS63	PCGS 41703694		Choice	$1695	New August 18! Steely Reflective Luster, Wicked Nice Eye Appeal, CAC Approval. Ex. Evergreen and Sooner Collections. A thoroughly pleasing 1857 Flying Eagle strike that presents sharp steely fields with substantial reflectance. Surfaces are unabraded with a hint of obverse verdigris at the legend and date punch. Reverse strike is weak at the upper right wreath. Overall, the eye appeal is wicked nice and certain to please the advanced collector. Recently upgraded by the Sooner Collection and back on the price list. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2022) holder with CAC approval.
	1858 J-193	PF61	PCGS OGH 1457845	J-193	Choice	$2500	New August 18! 1858 Pattern Flying Eagle Cent. J-193. Ex. Humphreys Collection. The obverse is the regular-issue Small Letters 1858 cent. The reverse resembles the as-issued 1860 Indian cent with an oak wreath and ONE CENT with a shield at the top, but the shield is much broader and ornamental. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Excellent eye appeal despite a fair number of hairlines and a few spots. The mirrors are strong and the red mauve toning is very pretty. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 3.0 holder (Jan 1990 - Feb 1993).
	1858 Small Letters	MS63	PCGS 36364603		Gem	$1950	New August 19! Well Struck with Excellent Original Luster. Ex. Evergreen. Dazzling original luster excites the eyes on this well struck example. There are no noticeable marks. The PCGS label says this is a Small Letters variety. There is also an Eagle Eye sticker and a Snow-13 designation which is a Large Letter variety which looks to be incorrect as it is a Small Letters variety.
Indian Head
	1858 J-208	PF62	PCGS 42613556	J-208	Choice	$2000	New August 18! 1858 Pattern Indian Cent. J-208, Pollock-259. Copper-Nickel. Plain Edge. Ex. Humphreys Collecton. This is a transitional issue pattern where the obv. is the Indian motif as adopted in 1859, here dated 1858, the point of Liberty's bust rounded.The reverse is the regular issue design of 1859. Attractive proof surfaces. This die combination is a particularly important transitional issue and is an excellent book end for any collector of regular Indian cents. Only a few hundred are known. It has exactly the same status as an 1856 Flying Eagle cent: regular design one year early. The 1856 is famous, though curiously, the 1858 is not.
	1859	MS64	PCGS 81174805		Choice	$1700	New September 8! Good Luster on this Popular One Year Type Coin. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Decently sruck with good luster on this popular one year type coin. The tips of the top two feathers in the headdress are slightly weak. Small obverse marks can be seen near Miss Liberty's hair curl as well as on the left field near the nose. The reverse is nicely struck with a small mark between the O and C of ONE CENT. Some small flecks can be seen on both sides, but are fewer than expected at the MS64 grade.
	1859	MS63	NGC 8424905012		Choice	$1095	Great Color, Clean Surfaces. This is an eye appealing example of the first year of the Indian cent type. Excellent red orange color with nice luster. A few small specks keeps this from a gem rating.
	1860	MS62	PCGS 37704651		Choice	$375	New September 8! Lustrous Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This copper nickel cent displays lustrous surfaces on relatively smooth surfaces. The strike is somewhat weak with the tips of all the feathers in the headdress lacking definition. There is one thin scratch on the obverse field to the left of Miss Liberty's nose. There is also a hard to see very thin line traversing Miss Liberty's jawline. The reverse is nicely struck, smooth and would grade at least MS64 on its own.
	1861	MS64	PCGS 21602074		Choice	HOLD $960	New August 15! Attractive Light Surfaces on this Civil War Coin. Ex. Evergreen Collection. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.
	1865 J-404	Unc. Det.	NGC 4924166016	J-404	Cleaned	$1400	New August 18! 1865 Copper Nickel Pattern, J-404. Ex. Humphreys Collection. J-404 is anexperimental Indian Head cent struck using regular-issue dies on a copper-nickel planchet. While regular 1865 cents were transitioned to bronze, Judd-404 pieces maintained the older copper-nickel composition. This coin retains and attractive appearance despite being cleaned.
	1899	PF67RB	PCGS 50481396		Choice	$5450	Almost Fully Red. This nicely struck proof displays attractive color. The obverse is mostly red with deeper magenta color on the left which likely prevented the coin from being designated as fully red. The right obverse is flashy with orange color mellowing to yellowish green towards the rim. The reverse is fully red. None of the small specks are distracting.
Lincoln Cent
	1909 VDB	MS64RD	PCGS 12938370		Gem	HOLD $150	New August 18! Gem Red 1909 VDB. Ex. Humphreys Collection. Full red over very clean surfaces. Looks 65. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005 - 2011) holder.
Image Available Soon	1958 Lot of 52 1934-1958 Lincoln 1c CACG-65RD	MS65RD	CACG		Choice	HOLD $1890	Sold from Daily Blog. CAC Endorsement