Small Date. Tall 5. Well struck with nearly full luster. The 100,287 mintage is tiny by modern standards, but was the largest for this early ‘type’.

Solid detail with original coin-gray surfaces.

Well detailed with nice original coin-gray surfaces.

Well detailed with pleasing original surfaces that retain a trace of mint luster.

O-110a. Sharply struck with a lustrous white core framed by nice iridescent peripheral gold, russet, and turquoise toning. Very attractive and housed in an old green label holder.

Overton-110. Small 8. Sharply struck with light golden toning and abundant underlying luster. Outstanding for the grade with just the barest touch of ‘rub’ separating this coin from a mint state holder!

Small 8. Well detailed with pleasing light gray surfaces.

The second rarest Classic Head Half Cent after the proof-only 1831. This is a well detailed coin for the grade and struck on an exceptionally nice planchet that is problem-free with pleasing light chocolate brown surfaces.

Solid detail with pleasing warm brown surfaces.