1817    N-15                R4-      AU50+                                    $ 1,750
An attractive mint state cent with faded mint color showing through on about 5% of the obverse, 25% of the reverse. Unfortunately there is a scratch through CA in AMERICA and a lighter one just below the ribbon loop. Nicely struck E-MDS. In the lower end of the condition census. Ex. McCawley & Grellman Autcions/Superior 6/1/98:169.

1818    N-4                  R4+     F12+                                        $ 2,200
Sharpness VF20. Dark chocolate. No real defects, but slightly granular. LDS.

1818    N-8                  R3       EF45                                       $ 1,650
Very attractive lustrous tan and brown. Problem free. E-MDS. CC#8, but with a superior appearance.

 
1819/8    N-1                           EF45                                       $   550
AU50+ with lustrous surfaces. A pretty “greenie”, but the color may not be original. Scarcer late die state with die breaks at stars 10 & 11.

1819    N-6                  R1       AU55                                       $   850
Rotated Reverse. Frosty medium brown.

1820    N-4                  R4       VF25                                       $   500
Lustrous even chocolate steel. Virtually mark free surfaces.

 
1820    N-7                  R3       VF25+                                     $   225
VF30 Chocolate brown with some lighter tan. A few minor field marks.

 
1820    N-9                  R3       EF40+                                     $ 1,500
Lustrous tan and brown with some faded mint color. A tiny rim nick K3 reverse. A beautiful cent. Fifth finest known of the variety.

1820    N-14                R5-      VG10                                      $   575
Dark chocolate steel. No detracting marks. Difficult to find in middle grades.

1821    N-2                              EF45                                       $ 4,850
Slightly sharper with beautiful reflective surfaces and medium chocolate brown color with traces of mint red. A few trivial handling marks in fields. Outstanding eye appeal.

 
1824    N-2                  R2       EF45+                                     $ 1,500
Slightly sharper with a few too many light contact marks on the cheek and neck for the higher grade, none notable or visible without aid of a glass. Lustrous chocolate and dark bluish steel with specks of lighter brown. MDS. Removed from an NGC slab graded MS61BN (NGC label.

1824    N-4                              VF35                                       $   500
EF40 Dark chocolate steel. Very sharp. Minor granularity reverse.