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The original issue. Fully struck. There is a small strike-though by the ST in STATES and a light scratch by the ERICA of AMERICA. These are typical of what you should expect for the grade. There are some planchet incusions visible on the reverse. It is highly desirable as an example of the original issue. Snow-3 is labeled on the holder.
Lots of luster with very few marks. Very weak strike.
Very few marks. Slight weakness on the STATES OF, but otherwise an attractive piece.
Full strike with outstanding eye appeal. A few light stains lower the grade. Super sharp.
Full strike. A very scarce and desirable variety. Early die state with a bold repunched date. These are considered to be the earliest regular issue cents struck.
A very scarce repunched date. The spacing is very wide, but shallow. Third finest known. Weakly struck, which makes some of the lettering shallow.
A very popular variety with two full dates punched into the eagle's head. Full die break in the center of the obverse wityh some rim breaks on the reverse rim as well. The digits in the head are very visible.
Fully struck with a beautiful gold tone. It is very lustrous. This variety has two dates punched into the eagles neck. It is very bold on this example. This is a very popular variety.
Full strike with a wonderful pastel toning on both sides. It looks like a gem and perhaps wil grade 65 some day. There are a few light marks, but if eye appeal adds to the grade, these are insignificant. Scarce Obverse style of 1856.
Full strike with very few marks. This is a bold doubled die as well. It is a great example for the date. Looks like a gem.
Well struck with a few light marks. This is a bold example of the clashed die. This is a very popular variety. Only 10 graded higher at PCGS.
A very popular variety with the reverse clashed with a Seated Liberty quarter. The reverse shows on the face of the holder.
A popular variety with the clash mark from a Seated Quarter. The variety is labeled on the holder.
Well struck with the clash very boldly detailed. The coin shows some light spots and has a few light marks and a heavy mark by the N in CENT. This is a very popular variety and a higher grade than most seen.
Fully struck. The outline of the eagle on the reverse is very clear and strong.
A very popular variety. Well struck with some dark original toning.
One of the finest examples of this very popular variety. The obverse die shows sharp clash marks from the obverse of a Seated Liberty Half. The coin is frosty and nearly mark free. The strike is slightly weak on the top of the wreath.
Problem free and original. Very popular.
Well struck with very few marks. Light woodgrain toning. This is a very popular variety with the obverse showing clash marks from a Seated Liberty Half Dollar! Very cool! Secure plus holder with an image on CoinFacts. Variety is labeled on the holder.
Outstanding example with very few marks and an excellent strike. This is the popular Obverse Clash from a Seated Liberty half dollar. The clash is strong. The appearent marks to the right of the date are unobliterated planchet marks and are found on nearly all examples in this area. These should not effect the grade, yet I think for PCGS on this coin,...
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