Collectible Coins

100 1943 Steel Cents. All with no pasty white or major rust. There was a severe shortage of copper for the war effort so they substituted steel in the cents and silver for the copper in the nickels. Must have been very difficult to strike so they switched back in 1944. Frequently seen in WW11 museum displays. Stock Photo

1824 Large Cent. N-4 Rarity 2 +. Nice planchet and attractive color. Good hair and good definition in the wreath. 

1873 Open 3 1874 &1875 Indian Head Cents. See photos. Full rim plus Each with a minute nick in the fields.

Seven Two Cent Pieces. 1964 65 or 68.  All raw type coins. A few with some spots See photos Various grades all with decent colors

Nine Large Cents 1812-1827. Not quite full rim. Includes 1812 Classic Head, 2 1816 Matron heads (One dented), 1818,1821,1822 and 1825-7. All with decent color. Not checked for variety, errors or off center. Classic head with reasonable planchet. One off center in photo

1873 Closed 3 Indian Head Cent.. Solid full Liberty and decent feather tops. Usually found in lower grades. Good strike and color

1810 Classic Head Large Cent. Sheldon 125. Solid very near full rim example The 6 year series known for poor planchets. This one pretty decent as they come with just some minor corroded spots. Two tone color example. Slightly off center 

1873 Open 3 Indian Head Cent. Good strike with four clear letters in Liberty and decent feather tops. Nearly full shield lines. Both sides with minor brown spots

Nice 1931 Circulated Lincoln Cent Roll. One of at least 12 1931 rolls from a retiring dealer lot. Had a quick scan and saw around half average circ and half higher grades  Much better than the usual commercial  Between 60 and 100 rolls in the lot.  Stock photos.

Part Roll of 1933 Lincoln Cents. Much better than average circulated No spots seen with a scan

1920 1921 1925 1928 Lincoln Rolls. Nice Average circulated rolls with no culls. Not checked for varieties or errors.