1800    NC-3               R6-      VG7                                        $ 2,500
Glossy dark chocolate brown with light chocolate toning covering the devices. The two-tone appearance accents the details and adds to the eye appeal. The spike up from the top of the I in AMERICA is bold. Tied for CC#4.

 
1801    S-216               R1       F15                                          $    425
Medium to light brown. Softly struck at bust tip but more sharply struck in general than usual for this variety.

1801    S-219               R2       F12                                          $ 1,400
3 ERROR REVERSE. Medium brown. M-LDS.

 
              1/000 ERROR FRACTION

 1801    S-220                           NGC VF35                             $ 3,750
VF30 Hard smooth planchet. Nice even chocolate brown  color. A couple minute field marks, but the rims are undisturbed. A good sharp strike including the error fraction. Popular 1/000 Redbook type.

1801    S-224               R1       VF20                                       $   850
VF25 Chocolate and steel. Some light hairline scratches. Hard, smooth surfaces. EDS.

 
1801    NC-1               R6       G6                                           $   950
Sharpness VG10, but lightly corroded under a glossy dark chocolate patina with lighter chocolate highpoints.

1802    S-239               R3       VF20                                       $    750
Lustrous medium tan. Smooth surfaces struck from the rare early state of these dies prior to the obverse field breaks.

 
               CC #5  1802 S-240

 1802    S-240               R3       VF25+                                     $ 2,250
Sharpness EF40 with microscopic roughness covering the fields before and above the portrait with similar faint roughness at ED-ST. Frosty steel brown and chocolate. Rare E-MDS, Breen state II, before the die crack up from the bust. Called net VF25 and tied for CC#5 in the Noyes census.

1802    S-242               R2       F15                                          $   850
Very attractive glossy chocolate and steel brown with traces of frosty lighter brown in protected areas. Smooth, nearly flawless surfaces. A short scratch above the leaf pair over the O in ONE and a shallow low spot under CE in CENT, as struck. EDS, Breen state I. The die crack at NITE has not formed. DWH #3086.