Copper Grade XF 40 US Colonial Coins

NGC authenticated and graded XF 40. Chocolate and light steel. Trivial marks in the fields, with a dull scrape through O in LONDON on the lower reverse. smooth surfaces. Reeded Edge. Small Buttons.

Year - 1793(A). PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Light brown on the high points with darker reddish brown There are traces of granular old verdigris on the reverse. Only a few trivial marks, nothing major or notable, stamped RF on the reverse.

Year - 1795. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Light olive and dark reddish chocolate browns with smooth, hard surfaces. There are a few trivial marks and scuffs, but nothing major or notable.

Year - 1787. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Light brown and olive. There are are thin planchet cracks through the laurel, the drape, and T in AUCTORI, and a more notable lamination near the waist on the reverse.

Year - 1760. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Choice chocolate brown toning. Nice smooth surfaces. A few trivial marks consistent with the grade. Overall a pleasing mid grade example. Ex; Roger Cohen.

Year - 1787. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Therea re minor planchet laminations and flaws on either side, most noticeable on the portrait's cheek and one from the date up through the shield. Otherwise glossy, hard surfaces.

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PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Free of notable marks. Smooth surfaces. Draped Bust Left. Year - 1787. Ex; Twin Leaf Collection.

Year - 1786. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Complete date and legends.

Year - 1760. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Chocoalte and olive browns. There is a vertical, dull scratch on the portrait, a smaller horizontal one in front of the mouth. Mostly smooth surfaces, P below.

This piece displays an original dark brown copper color/tone and very nice visible details. Silver Bullion. Jewelry and Watches. Gold Bullion. Hartsdale, NY 10530. 267 South Central Ave.

Year - 1788. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Free of notable marks. Bold, complete date and legends. Period variety. Rarity - 3.

Year - 1760. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Smooth surfaces with a tiny mark on the cheek. P at face.

Year - 1785. NGC authenticated and graded XF 40. Dark olive and steel with hints of faded red underneath. A bit of raised granularity is present on the surfaces due to being struck with a rusted die.

PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. Chocolate brown and light steel. There is a rim bruise at the bottom of the obverse and a notable scuff on the rim over E in VOCE. Poultry face variety. Year - 1760.

Year - (1795). PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. The planchet is smooth and there are no marks or other defects. This is the Baker-34 variety with stars at the bottom of the harp, one at each side.

Year - 1787. PCGS authenticated and graded XF 40. There are a couple tiny planchet flakes over the shoulder on the reverse and a slightly bigger one at the rim before INDE. Free of notable marks. Draped Bust Left.

Year - 1760. Rarity - 5. Choice surfaces aside from a little crud on the reverse. Well struck and centered. Popular "Tall Head" variety.

This piece displays an original chocolate brown copper color/tone, nice mostly centered strike with full readable legends and very nice visible details. A die crack is visible that runs through the shield on the reverse.