1805  C-2  R6  G5+
RARE

$7,500.00

Smooth glossy olive brown and steel, possibly retoned long ago. The surfaces are choice except for a short light dig or scratch on the bottom of the bust. Breen state II with a faint bulge in the field above the bust tip, an extremely rare die state with only a single example known to Breen. A very nice low grade copper well above average. An important coin for the specialist.

1805 C-2 R5 AG3

$4,00.00

Impossible to grade. Looks like a nice VG net G6 or 7. Lightly burnished, but has been expertly plugged K8 obverse. Ex. TDR.

1805 C-3 R4  VG7
SMALL 5 WITH STEMS

$1,350.00

Medium chocolate brown with smooth surfaces.

1806  C-1  R1  EF40

Dark chocolate with hard smooth surfaces. Minor marks.

1806 C-2  R4  F12
SMALL 6 WITH STEMS

Medium chocolate brown. Smooth surfaces. Marks consistent with grade.

1806 C-2 R4 AU50 SMALL 6 WITH STEMS

SHARP 1806 COHEN-2 SMALL 6 WITH STEMS. Lightly cleaned long ago, now nicely retoned glossy medium brown and chocolate with delicate overtones of bluish steel on the reverse. A tiny rim nick at TA in STATES. There is a small planchet flake at the dentils left of date and shallow low spots below CEN, under R1, and at the upper edge of the fraction bar, all as struck. MDS, Manley state 2.0, with fine die lapping lines down slightly left of vertical covering the reverse fields. Sharply struck and very attractive. In the lower half of the condition census. Ex. Lester Bernstein-Stack's 4/30/86:37-Dr. Wallace Lee. 

 1806 C-4  R1  AU55  

LARGE 6 WITH STEMS
Frosty light olive and golden brown with small splashes of darker reddish chocolate toning on the reverse.   No contact marks, just a hint of friction on the high points from mint state. E-MDS, Manley state 1.0. The repunching on the 6 sharp and the reverse rotated 20 degrees CW. There is some minor weakness of strike on the bust tip and opposing leaves at the top of the wreath, but this one is better struck than most of the variety. Probably from the small hoard of mint state examples well dispersed long ago. Ex. Tom Reynolds 4/89-Ken Seachman.               

1806  C-4  R1  AU58

Chocolate with some traces of red on the reverse. Sharply struck with lustrous surfaces.

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