The D.T. Cabinet - Large Cents 1793 - 1857 Coin Album
So bad to be good! This 1794 Large Cent is a true survivor with a readable date. If you look closely at the TrueView pics you will see this coin is right on the edge of being a 'Details' coin. It has multiple surface marks & dings but was just good enough to get a PO01 straight grade from PCGS. A coin with 230+ years of rough living that has now found a home in the D.T. Cabinet.
So bad to be good! This 1794 Large Cent is a true survivor with a readable date. If you look closely at the TrueView pics you will see this coin is right on the edge of being a 'Details' coin. It has multiple surface marks & dings but was just good enough to get a PO01 straight grade from PCGS. A coin with 230+ years of rough living that has now found a home in the D.T. Cabinet.
A true survivor! A P/FR coin with 230+ years of hard living, yet all four digits of the date are readable. A coin with true soul & character that has found a safe haven in the D.T. Twilight Zone Cabinet!
A true survivor! A P/FR coin with 230+ years of hard living, yet all four digits of the date are readable. A coin with true soul & character that has found a safe haven in the D.T. Twilight Zone Cabinet!
A true survivor! A P/FR coin with 230+ years of hard living, yet all four digits of the date are readable. A coin with true soul & character that has found a safe haven in the D.T. Twilight Zone Cabinet!
This 1796 Liberty Cap Large Cent is a boss coin with faint but readable date! PCGS Pop 44. This 1796 1C is a rare and valuable early American copper coin minted in Philadelphia when the U.S. Mint was just getting its footing. Its a wonderful coin with a ton of history and is a welcome addition to the D.T. Cabinet.
This 1796 Liberty Cap Large Cent is a boss coin with faint but readable date! PCGS Pop 44. This 1796 1C is a rare and valuable early American copper coin minted in Philadelphia when the U.S. Mint was just getting its footing. Its a wonderful coin with a ton of history and is a welcome addition to the D.T. Cabinet.
This 1796 Draped Bust Large Cent rocks the house! In the 1790s, coins were heavily circulated as everyday money. Most became completely worn down, damaged, or lost. This puppy in FR02 grade somehow survived but its very scarce with an estimated 500 survivors. Only #12 in this grade by PCGS. Pop Higher is only #193 which gives you an idea of how scarce this coin really is. This is a coin with a lot of soul. A welcome addition to any collector cabinet.
This 1796 Draped Bust Large Cent rocks the house! In the 1790s, coins were heavily circulated as everyday money. Most became completely worn down, damaged, or lost. This puppy in FR02 grade somehow survived but its very scarce with an estimated 500 survivors. Only #12 in this grade by PCGS. Pop Higher is only #193 which gives you an idea of how scarce this coin really is. This is a coin with a lot of soul. A welcome addition to any collector cabinet.
This 1796 Draped Bust Large Cent rocks the house! In the 1790s, coins were heavily circulated as everyday money. Most became completely worn down, damaged, or lost. This puppy in FR02 grade somehow survived but its very scarce with an estimated 500 survivors. Only #12 in this grade by PCGS. Pop Higher is only #193 which gives you an idea of how scarce this coin really is. This is a coin with a lot of soul. A welcome addition to any collector cabinet.
POP #1 alert! This coin checks all the boxes! An amazing 1797 1 Cent in S-129 variety with 30 -75 known examples. PCGS POP for this FR02 low-ballers coin is ONE! R-5 on Sheldon scale. Outstanding readable date and a prized coin for the D.T. Cabinet.
POP #1 alert! This coin checks all the boxes! An amazing 1797 1 Cent in S-129 variety with 30 -75 known examples. PCGS POP for this FR02 low-ballers coin is ONE! R-5 on Sheldon scale. Outstanding readable date and a prized coin for the D.T. Cabinet.
POP #1 alert! This coin checks all the boxes! An amazing 1797 1 Cent in S-129 variety with 30 -75 known examples. PCGS POP for this FR02 low-ballers coin is ONE! R-5 on Sheldon scale. Outstanding readable date and a prized coin for the D.T. Cabinet.
Famous error coin 1798/7. Less than 500 survivors! Only 2 in this grade by PCGS, Pop #7 in all varieties! This FR02 Large Cent teeters on the edge of being a PO01 but the PCGS graders correctly graded it FR02 based on a decent date. This coin is a true survivor!
Famous error coin 1798/7. Less than 500 survivors! Only 2 in this grade by PCGS, Pop #7 in all varieties! This FR02 Large Cent teeters on the edge of being a PO01 but the PCGS graders correctly graded it FR02 based on a decent date. This coin is a true survivor!
Famous error coin 1798/7. Less than 500 survivors! Only 2 in this grade by PCGS, Pop #7 in all varieties! This FR02 Large Cent teeters on the edge of being a PO01 but the PCGS graders correctly graded it FR02 based on a decent date. This coin is a true survivor!
Yowser! Yowser! Yowser! Condition Rarity! 1800 Large Cent - only 16 in this PO01 grade by PCGS. As a bonus this PO01 has a decent readable date. In 1800 Thomas Jefferson was elected as President (by the Electoral College) after a tie with Aaron Burr. Either of these famous figures could have had this very coin in their pockets. Oh my, this coin exudes history! A great PO01 for any collection!
Yowser! Yowser! Yowser! Condition Rarity! 1800 Large Cent - only 16 in this PO01 grade by PCGS. As a bonus this PO01 has a decent readable date. In 1800 Thomas Jefferson was elected as President (by the Electoral College) after a tie with Aaron Burr. Either of these famous figures could have had this very coin in their pockets. Oh my, this coin exudes history! A great PO01 for any collection!
Good looking date on this G04 coin in S-224 variety. Not rare but a work-horse coin for sure!
Good looking date on this G04 coin in S-224 variety. Not rare but a work-horse coin for sure!
The No Stems 1802 One Cent has a famous engraver's error on the reverse. Its missing two protruding laurel wreath stems. On a totally semi-related note, 1802 was also the year the U.S. Congress established the United States Military Academy at West Point. This very coin could have been in the pocket of a West Point cadet! p.s. The date on this AG3 coin is superb!
The No Stems 1802 One Cent has a famous engraver's error on the reverse. Its missing two protruding laurel wreath stems. On a totally semi-related note, 1802 was also the year the U.S. Congress established the United States Military Academy at West Point. This very coin could have been in the pocket of a West Point cadet! p.s. The date on this AG3 coin is superb!
The No Stems 1802 One Cent has a famous engraver's error on the reverse. Its missing two protruding laurel wreath stems. On a totally semi-related note, 1802 was also the year the U.S. Congress established the United States Military Academy at West Point. This very coin could have been in the pocket of a West Point cadet! p.s. The date on this AG3 coin is superb!
The Philadelphia Mint produced more than 3 Million of these 1803's but few with an outstanding date like this one in AG03 grade! Not super high on the Sheldon scale, but definitely a coin that is easy on the eyes and a wonderful addition to any early Large Cent collection.
The Philadelphia Mint produced more than 3 Million of these 1803's but few with an outstanding date like this one in AG03 grade! Not super high on the Sheldon scale, but definitely a coin that is easy on the eyes and a wonderful addition to any early Large Cent collection.
POP #1 alert! The 1804 1 Cent is a VERY difficult coin to find in ANY grade, let alone a straight grade like this FR02. While it has a decent survivor count--500 to 1000, this coin experiences 'Demand Rarity', whereby there are simply more buyers than coins available. For many collectors this coin is a 'set stopper.' I was fortunate to find this gem in an NGC slab rated FR02 & successfully crossed it to PCGS in FR02. PCGS lists this FR02 as Pop #1. Its the 'ONLY' FR02 graded 1804 S-266c variety in the entire PCGS universe! This 1804 1C stands only second to the uber-rare 1799 cent as a premier date required for a complete large cent collection. Can I get a witness!
This 1805 Large Cent is an R-3 rarity with less than 2,500 survivors. PCGS POP for this FR02 coin is only #8. The date is fuzzy but the expert PCGS graders are 100% confident that this is an 1805. A working man's coin to be sure!
This 1805 Large Cent is an R-3 rarity with less than 2,500 survivors. PCGS POP for this FR02 coin is only #8. The date is fuzzy but the expert PCGS graders are 100% confident that this is an 1805. A working man's coin to be sure!
This 1806 Large Cent is moderately rare (R-4.6), though not as rare as the 1799 & 1804 1C. This FR02 has a decent date and an above average obverse as well as a good reverse. An important coin for this collectors lowball cabinet.
This 1806 Large Cent is moderately rare (R-4.6), though not as rare as the 1799 & 1804 1C. This FR02 has a decent date and an above average obverse as well as a good reverse. An important coin for this collectors lowball cabinet.
FR02 coin with faint but readable date! Also an overdate 1807/6. #32 in this grade by PCGS. Very collectable coin!
FR02 coin with faint but readable date! Also an overdate 1807/6. #32 in this grade by PCGS. Very collectable coin!
This 200+ years coin has had a rough life but has somehow survived AND found a safe home in a PCGS slab. And wonders of wonders the date, while faint is still readable as 1810. A coin that is a true testament to longevity, even under the toughest conditions!
This 200+ years coin has had a rough life but has somehow survived AND found a safe home in a PCGS slab. And wonders of wonders the date, while faint is still readable as 1810. A coin that is a true testament to longevity, even under the toughest conditions!
This 200+ years coin has had a rough life but has somehow survived AND found a safe home in a PCGS slab. And wonders of wonders the date, while faint is still readable as 1810. A coin that is a true testament to longevity, even under the toughest conditions!
PCGS Pop in this FR02 grade is #3. This puppy was hard to find. The 1811/0 is considered three times rarer than the normal-date 1811 large cent. The number of survivors is extremely low, with only a few thousand (or fewer) estimated to exist in any condition. Talk about a rare puppy! As a bonus this FR02 coin has a readable date! Bravo!
PCGS Pop in this FR02 grade is #3. This puppy was hard to find. The 1811/0 is considered three times rarer than the normal-date 1811 large cent. The number of survivors is extremely low, with only a few thousand (or fewer) estimated to exist in any condition. Talk about a rare puppy! As a bonus this FR02 coin has a readable date! Bravo!
PCGS Pop in this FR02 grade is #3. This puppy was hard to find. The 1811/0 is considered three times rarer than the normal-date 1811 large cent. The number of survivors is extremely low, with only a few thousand (or fewer) estimated to exist in any condition. Talk about a rare puppy! As a bonus this FR02 coin has a readable date! Bravo!
News Flash! 1821 One Cent - P/FR coin with decent date! Lowest mintage of the 1816 - 1839 series. Rated R-3 to R-4 overall. A closer look at this coin tells us it has had a bit of a rough life, but somehow its managed to hang in there for more than 200 years, and for that reason alone, it's a welcome addition to this humble numismatics P/FR collection!
News Flash! 1821 One Cent - P/FR coin with decent date! Lowest mintage of the 1816 - 1839 series. Rated R-3 to R-4 overall. A closer look at this coin tells us it has had a bit of a rough life, but somehow its managed to hang in there for more than 200 years, and for that reason alone, it's a welcome addition to this humble numismatics P/FR collection!
News Flash! 1821 One Cent - P/FR coin with decent date! Lowest mintage of the 1816 - 1839 series. Rated R-3 to R-4 overall. A closer look at this coin tells us it has had a bit of a rough life, but somehow its managed to hang in there for more than 200 years, and for that reason alone, it's a welcome addition to this humble numismatics P/FR collection!
This 1822 Large Cent in G06 grade has an outstanding date and aside for a few scuffs, its a good looking specimen. It also sits in my 1822 (4) coin Mint Set registry set which PCGS has pedigreed as the D.T. Cabinet, so its a treasured coin for my cabinet.
This 1822 Large Cent in G06 grade has an outstanding date and aside for a few scuffs, its a good looking specimen. It also sits in my 1822 (4) coin Mint Set registry set which PCGS has pedigreed as the D.T. Cabinet, so its a treasured coin for my cabinet.
Relatively scare date with a PCGS POP of #36 in G06 grade! Overall, less than 2,000 survivors! Great looking date on this handsome coin!
Relatively scare date with a PCGS POP of #36 in G06 grade! Overall, less than 2,000 survivors! Great looking date on this handsome coin!
Relatively scare date with a PCGS POP of #36 in G06 grade! Overall, less than 2,000 survivors! Great looking date on this handsome coin!
This 1831 Matron Head coin is a tale of two cities! Its a details coin with damage, yet PCGS gives it a VG rating. A coin with some flaws but still having lots of character!
This 1831 Matron Head coin is a tale of two cities! Its a details coin with damage, yet PCGS gives it a VG rating. A coin with some flaws but still having lots of character!
This 1831 Matron Head coin is a tale of two cities! Its a details coin with damage, yet PCGS gives it a VG rating. A coin with some flaws but still having lots of character!
Safe at last! This coin has had a rough life & suffers from corrosion but is now stabilized in a secure PCGS holder! Scarce (R-3), but still highly accessible to collectors!
Safe at last! This coin has had a rough life & suffers from corrosion but is now stabilized in a secure PCGS holder! Scarce (R-3), but still highly accessible to collectors!
Safe at last! This coin has had a rough life & suffers from corrosion but is now stabilized in a secure PCGS holder! Scarce (R-3), but still highly accessible to collectors!
PCGS Rarity Scale (R-4) with approximately 2,000 survivors. Obverse is a little nicked up but the reverse is Primo! And you gotta love the soft chocolate brown color!
PCGS Rarity Scale (R-4) with approximately 2,000 survivors. Obverse is a little nicked up but the reverse is Primo! And you gotta love the soft chocolate brown color!
PCGS Rarity Scale (R-4) with approximately 2,000 survivors. Obverse is a little nicked up but the reverse is Primo! And you gotta love the soft chocolate brown color!
Hail to this survivor coin that may have spent part of its life in the ground, which accounts for its Details-Damage grade. Nonetheless, in spite of its environmental damage, the date & all the lettering are fully intact.
Hail to this survivor coin that may have spent part of its life in the ground, which accounts for its Details-Damage grade. Nonetheless, in spite of its environmental damage, the date & all the lettering are fully intact.
Hail to this survivor coin that may have spent part of its life in the ground, which accounts for its Details-Damage grade. Nonetheless, in spite of its environmental damage, the date & all the lettering are fully intact.
This coin is soft on the eyes and has wonderful patina in VF25 grade! A nice mid-level coin for any collector! Overall survivor estimates of about 3,000.
This coin is soft on the eyes and has wonderful patina in VF25 grade! A nice mid-level coin for any collector! Overall survivor estimates of about 3,000.
This coin inhabits two worlds. Environmental damage but yet VG dynamics! A coin that has got some issues but somehow still has plenty of zest!
This coin inhabits two worlds. Environmental damage but yet VG dynamics! A coin that has got some issues but somehow still has plenty of zest!
Very nice looking coin in VF35 grade. Its not perfect but its pretty high up the food chain! Not super rare but certainly the VF35 grade makes is highly desirable for ardent collectors!
Very nice looking coin in VF35 grade. Its not perfect but its pretty high up the food chain! Not super rare but certainly the VF35 grade makes is highly desirable for ardent collectors!
Very nice looking coin in VF35 grade. Its not perfect but its pretty high up the food chain! Not super rare but certainly the VF35 grade makes is highly desirable for ardent collectors!
Much like an older car, this coin has a few dings, but keeps chugging along in a Details-F grade. With more than 5 Million minted, its easily obtainable but a must have for registries needing a 100% completion score!
Much like an older car, this coin has a few dings, but keeps chugging along in a Details-F grade. With more than 5 Million minted, its easily obtainable but a must have for registries needing a 100% completion score!
RARE COIN in N-19 variety. R-4 to R-5 with PCGS POP of exactly ONE in this N-19 die variety. And with PCGS TrueView pics, this coin absolutely pops in VF20 Grade!
Which is it? A beautiful toned looking XF coin or a damaged coin. From this humble collectors perspective, it's both! This coin, while not perfect, has great eye appeal & the reverse is absolutely gorgeous!
Which is it? A beautiful toned looking XF coin or a damaged coin. From this humble collectors perspective, it's both! This coin, while not perfect, has great eye appeal & the reverse is absolutely gorgeous!
Another coin inhabiting two worlds! PCGS gives it a VG grade but also labels it a Details coin because of some scratches on the Obverse! Aside from this minor damage, this is a gorgeous looking coin in a soft brown color. Easy on the eyes and a welcome addition to this inventory!
Another coin inhabiting two worlds! PCGS gives it a VG grade but also labels it a Details coin because of some scratches on the Obverse! Aside from this minor damage, this is a gorgeous looking coin in a soft brown color. Easy on the eyes and a welcome addition to this inventory!
Another coin inhabiting two worlds! PCGS gives it a VG grade but also labels it a Details coin because of some scratches on the Obverse! Aside from this minor damage, this is a gorgeous looking coin in a soft brown color. Easy on the eyes and a welcome addition to this inventory!