1834    N-3                              MS60+                                    $ 1,350
Pretty tan and brown. Sharply struck. Ex. New Netherlands 3/27/73:342-JAB.

 
1835    N-2                  R3       AU50+                                    $ 3,500
Choice brown with some mint red on the reverse. Ex. RSB II:599.

 
1835    N-10                R4+     VF20                                       $ 1,050
VF25 Medium brown to tan. Smooth surfaces. A tiny scratch above C of CENT. Should edge into the lower end of the condition census for the variety.

1835    N-13                R4       F12                                          $   550
Sharpness close to VF20. Minutely granular. This is a very rare late die state with a retained cud at star 5.

CC LEVEL 1835 N-18

 1835    N-18                R5       F12                                          $ 1,250
Nice medium chocolate brown with smooth surfaces. Very rarely found in nice condition. This is the fifth finest known example of the variety.

1836    N-4                              MS60                                      $ 1,350
Noyes state A. Nicely toned brown with semi-reflective surfaces. Partial knife rim obverse 10 to 1 o’clock. Delicate cracks reverse: ribbon end to edge, end of stem to dentils, dentils thru “T” in UNITED to leaf point to stem, between “I” in UNITED and 1^ST “S” at STATES, rim to stem, rim through “F” in OF to a leaf, serif crossing thru inside bottom upright of “A”, bottom of all Es defective. Obverse cracks: (arc cracks)-dentils-bottom of date-dentils, arc crack dentils over 7-star to star 12, another point of star 8 –star 7-passing star 6 ending in dentils at star 5.

               CC LEVEL 1837  N-2  EX. NEWCOMB-STARR

 1837    N-2                  R2       AU55                                       $ 1,250
Lustrous mix of tan and brown. Some mottling of the color, but no defects. Very scarce in higher grades. Only two examples known in mint state. This is among a small handful of  Aus. Great pedigree. Ex. Henry Hines-Howard Newcomb-Floyd Starr.

               SUPERB ACCESSORY N 1837  N-10

 1837    N-10                R1       PCGS MS65                           $ 4,200
Superb light chocolate splashed with mint red. Full bright luster. Flawless in terms of marks. A beautiful gem cent. EAC MS65+.

1837    N-15                R3+     AU50                                       $   875
AU55. Lustrous tan. A minor field nick to left of star 5. Well struck with excellent eye appeal. There are only two mint state examples known. MDS.

1838    N-8                  R1       MS60+                                    $   850
Very pretty light brown with a trace of bluish steel and faded red. A quality large cent.

TERMINAL DIE STATE  1838 N-13

 1838    N-13                            AU50                                       $ 1,650
Terminal Die State. Lustrous light brown. This is from the rare terminal die state with a massive rim cud at star 1. Called N13 by Newcomb. This is among the finest known examples.

 
1838    N-14                R4       EF40                                       $   850
EF45 Lustrous chocolate brown. A small nick before Liberty’s chin, another before her nose. A nice sharp strike with a hard, smooth planchet. Very scarce in higher grades. This is the 10^th finest known example of the variety.

1839    N-5                  R1       MS60+                                    $ 1,950
Booby Head. Pretty light chocolate brown with splashes of original mint red. A pretty cent.

 
1839    N-11                R1       VF35   BOOBY HEAD          $   275
Glossy medium brown and chocolate with a splash of reddish chocolate. Defect free. Ex. Jim Corrado: 799.

CC LEVEL 1839 N-14

 1839    N-14                R3       NGC MS64                            $ 2,400
Nice frosty brown. Sharply struck. A couple minor spots K4. I have handled  only a couple mint state examples of this variety. This should rank among the top six mint state examples overall.