This is a cool large cent. It was used as a pie crimper. Very cool. Compliments of Bill Simonson. There may be enough detail to attribute this one. I will update the listing if I can attribute it.

EAC Grellman graded AU 58 trace red reverse. Obverse low spot to the left of star 12. ex Superior Lot 585 9/29/2005. ex Chris mcCawley.

EAC Grellman graded 30 LDS (c)

EAC Grade 50/40 cleaned/recolored. ex Eric Fix 12/15/07.

EAC Grellman grade VF20. ex Fred Iskra 1/5/03.

EAC Grellman grade VF35. ex Fred Iskra 1/5/03.

EAC Grade 40/35 for nicks and scratches at star 9. 10 pt upgrade from Rod Burress.

EAC Grade 30/25 for nicks and marks. Die state c. ex Tom Reynolds 10/20/07.

EAC Grade 40+ choice. Heavy reverse clashing around the wreath. A 15pt upgrade from Rod Burress.

EAC Grade 40/35- for nicks and marks. Heavy obverse crack star 3 thru coronet to star 9. ex Superior 9/24/07 Lot 2375.

EAC Grellman Graded 40/35 for nicks and marks. Heavy obverse crack star 3 thru coronet to star 9. ex Fred Iskra.

EAC Grellman graded 60/60

EAC Grade is probabl a 58 maybe a 55/50 for the obv corr spot. It shows more in the pic than in hand. Rev clash marks strong, dots on cheek and large lump at A1 on reverse are diagnostic.

This one looks better than the pics. Nicer chocolate brown in hand. Must have a bit too much light on it. I called it a 45/40 with minor traces of corrosion on the reverse. I broke it from a ANACS AU55 Corroded slab.

Grellman graded VF35 no comments on card. A nice cent that I bought from Fred Iskra 6/10/03.

EAC Grade Fine. It looks cleaned and recolored. I bought it from Rod Burres 10/19/07 as a upgrade to my G6 coin. Im still looking for a nicer example but they are tough to find.