1805 C-1
R2 PCGS AU58 $ 4,250
Choice lustrous tan faded from mint color. Some rub on the highest points.
1805 C-4 R2- AU50
$ 2,250
Large 5. Possible Broadstrike. Frosty chocolate brown and steel with a thin
swipe of darker chocolate toning at the rim on the lower left of the obverse and
upper left reverse. Lustrous lighter brown and tan covers the protected areas on
the reverse. A nick-like planchet void on the rim below the 0 in the date and a
shallow nick on the rim right of the chin are the only notable marks. LDS,
Manley state 2.0 late, Breen state VI. The die crack through the end of the bust
is strong. In addition, the rims are wide and flat on much of both sides.
However, the wide rim feature is not consistent all the way around the rims as
if the collar made good contact with parts of the planchet, but not all of it
during the striking process. Makes an interesting puzzle.
1806 C-2 R4
VF30 $ 4,000
Small 6 With Stems. Glossy chocolate brown delicately mixed with lighter
steel brown and reddish chocolate tones. No distracting marks or other defects.
Nicely struck S, Manley state 2.0.
1806 C4, B4, G3 R1 MS60 $
1,650
Large 6 With Stems. 84.0gr. A lovely, lustrous brown example of the hoard
variety. Coin judge 6th finest at the 2006 Half Cent Happening.
OFF CENTER 1807 C-1
1807
C-1 R1 NGC VF30 $ 3,850
Off Center. Olive chocolate with a hard smooth surface. Struck at least 10%
off center obverse and reverse. A great looking error.
1807 C-1 R1
AU58 $ 4,500
Superb lustrous chocolate with full cartwheel and frosty surfaces. Mark
free. Just a trace of friction. MDS. Really a beautiful Half Cent.
PRETTY 1808 C-3
1808 C3, B3, G2
R1 AU55 $ 3,000
Normal Date. M3.0. Choice, lustrous example that is certainly among the
finest known. Medium brown with an arc of lighter color inside the left obverse
rim and some cartwheel. A few ancient, minor, light reverse scratches. Placed 7th
at the 2008 Half Cent Happening. Obverse was plated on the front cover of the
2008 EAC brochure.