1825    N-2                  R2       EF45                                       $ 1,050
Lustrous walnut brown. Nice for the grade.

1825    N-7                  R3       VF35                                       $   600
Dark chocolate, almost black, with some lighter brown on devices. Hard glossy surface. There is some old crud mixed in with the die rust on the reverse. M-LDS with obverse rim crumbling K1-5.

1827    N-1                  R2       AU50                                       $ 1,100
Frosty medium brown with traces of faded mint color in protected areas, especially on the obverse. The only marks are shallow low spots on the obverse caused by debris on the die. MDS.

1827    N-7                  R3       AU55                                       $ 1,850
Lustrous, light chocolate faded from mint color. Sharply struck. Full mint frost.

1827    N-8                  R3       AU50                                       $ 1,550
AU55 Pretty tan with some lighter brown. Sharply struck. A few microscopic field marks, but excellent eye appeal.

1827    N-10                R4+     F12                                          $ 1,450
VF20 Chocolate and steel. A scratch from chin to rim between stars 1 & 2. A couple minor hairlines, but clean rims and smooth surfaces. Very difficult to find in better grades.

1829    N-8                  R1       AU50                                       $ 1,250
Frosty steel brown and chocolate with a splash of reddish chocolate toning between the date and star 13 and another below the wreath. Flowline luster covers the fields. LDS.

           RARE  PYRAMID DIE BREAK  1831  N-12

1831    N-12                            F15                                          $ 2,250
VF20. Attractive chocolate brown color. The surfaces are smooth with some reddish brown on Liberty’s neck and small rim mark by star 4. a rare die state not often available for private sale.

1832    N-2                  R3-      AU58                                       $ 2,000
LDS. Medium brown obverse with some olive brown mottling. The reverse is medium olive brown with sea-green tones. Choice, lustrous surfaces. Cartwheel, especially the reverse. Tiny obverse rim nick at 1:00. Otherwise, perfect. According to CQR “many mint state examples exist.”  Where are they?  Very pretty.

1833    N-5                              AU55                                       $   585
Pretty golden tan and steel with chocolate on the reverse. Great eye appeal.

1833    N-6 ½              R1       AU50   DOUBLE PROFILE  $   450
Lustrous light chocolate. Fully lustrous and problem free. Nice full double profile.

1834    N-1                  R1       EF40                                       $   250
EF45. Chocolate steel with traces of olive tan. A few tiny field marks. Nice for the grade.