$0.01 1850 Braided Hair Large Cent, PCGS CAC MS65BN.  Large Cents were struck in Philadelphia between the years of 1793 and 1857.  A beautiful example with a needle-sharp strike, rich glossy surfaces, and great eye appeal. Mintage was 4,426,844 and the population for this coin is 157/67. A CAC certified coin.

 

$0.01 1851/81 Coronet Large Cent, PCGS MS62 Brown.  Large Cents were struck in Philadelphia between the years of 1793 and 1857.  An interesting variety for this variety rich series. The overdate is clearly visible with a loop. Brown.

$0.01 1856 Flying Eagle Cent, PCGS PF64 Top 100 #20.

$0.01 1891 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS60BN.

$0.01 1900 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS63 BN.

$0.01 1902 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62BN.

$0.01 1902 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62RB.

$0.01 1903 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62BN.

$0.01 1905 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62BN.

$0.01 1906 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62BN.

$0.01 1907 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62BN

$0.01 1908 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS62BN.

$0.01 1908 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS63BN.

$0.01 1909 Indian Head Cent, PCGS MS63BN.

$0.01 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent, NGC MS63 RB Top 100 #19.  The 1909-s V.D.B. penny is perhaps the most famous key date in the Lincoln Cent series. The VDB stands for Victor David Brenner who designed the Lincoln Cent. He put his initials on the reverse of the coin, near the bottom rim but they were so prominent that the public outcry was heard by the mint loud and clear at which time the initials were removed from the design. However, the Philadelphia Mint had already produced over 27 million circulation strikes which had been released to the public. The San Francisco Mint, on the other hand, only produced 484,000 examples before the die change. The small amount of VDB circulation strikes produced in San Francisco elevates the 1909-S Lincoln cent to collector status putting it among the most sought rarities in American numismatics!  

Our coin has a Trends of $2100 and is  graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.

$0.01 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent, PCGS AU58 BN CAC.

$0.01 1922 Lincoln Cent No D, NGC G4 BN.

$0.02 1870 Two-Cent Piece, PCGS PF66 Red CAC.   Two-cent copper coins were minted in the United States from 1864 to 1873. Initially, they were produced to replace the eliminated half dime and silver three-cent pieces. They were not popular at the time of production and the mintage steadily declined each year until they were made obsolete in 1874. Designed by Mint Chief Engraver James B. Longacre , it has the distinction of being the first coin of the United States to bear the inscription "In God We Trust".  Trends and Collectors Universe list is $15,000.  One thousand proof specimens were minted in 1870. This coin has a population of 22 with just two coins graded finer. PCGS graded and CAC certified.

$0.03 1862/1 Silver Three-Cent Piece, PCGS MS64 CAC.

$0.05 1794 Silver Flowing Hair Half Dime, NGC VF20.