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.

Lustrous light silver-gray surfaces with just a touch of wear.

Often referred to as an 18.11 as there is a period between the 8 and first 1. This is a nice well detailed example with light silver-white surfaces and a fair amount of luster remaining.

Lustrous silver-gray surfaces with just a touch of wear.

Well detailed with clean chestnut-brown surfaces.