EAC grade 63/60+. Only flaw is a light stain at star 13. 10-15% mint red. Early die state a. I bought this one from Ira Goldbergs 9/07 auction lot #2381.

EAC Grellman graded 10/8 recolored. He said irregular planchet as struck. I believe it to be an elliptical clip. ex Bill Simonson 5/5/08

EAC Grellman graded AU 58. It is a EDS choice example of this common variety and die state. ex Scotsman Coins auction Lot 1603 7/31/04 sold as MS64BN.

EAC grade 20/15. It has one reverse cud at E2. The cud is strong. I bought this one from Robert Dunfield 6/8/08. It is the least finest known of 16 in this rare die state.

EAC Grellman graded 40/35 for being lightly cleaned. It is a M-LDS (d) with 2 reverse rim cuds at "T"and "E" in STATES. A scarce cud with 20 known in this state. I bought this one from Bill Simonson recently. This one is tied for CC#13.

I called this one 45/35+ for rev spots. It could be a 45/40 but who knows. It is a really sweet coin with all four cuds strong. 4 reverse rim cuds at "T", "E","T" and "S" in STATES. More common than die state d with 38 known in this state.

EAC Grellman graded 45/35 for obv nicks and scratches. I consider it a 45/40. It is a really sweet coin. It is a LDS (f) with 4 reverse rim cuds at "T", "E","T" and "S" in STATES. More common than die state d with 36 known in this state. I bought this one from Bill Simonson recently. This one is tied for CC#16. The cuds are strong as seen.

EAC Grellman graded 35. It is a really sweet coin. It is a LDS (f) with 4 reverse rim cuds at "T", "E","T" and "S" in STATES. More common than die state d with 36 known in this state. I bought this one from Bob LaForme. This one is tied for CC#20.

EAC Grellman graded AU55. It is a really sweet coin. It is a early die state (a). I bought this from Rod Burress in March of 2007.

EAC Grellman graded AU55. It is a really sweet coin. I popped it out of a PCGS AU58 holder...not too often they grade that close to EAC standards. I bought this from H Craig Hamling at EAC Convention in St Louis 4/27/07.

Grellman called this one a MS63 which is my nicest large cent. It is a 11.5 stars variety which means star one is partially clogged and star 6 is completely clogged by grease. Ex Tom Hart. The obverse and reverse are mismatched colors. Grellman notes that he has seen many like this. They were stored in cabinets for long periods of time without being turned or moved causing the underneath side to remain full mint red while the other side toned.

This one looks like a 55/45. It has been recolored.