Lot 114406

Historic US Coin Collection: Large Cent, Indian Head, 2-Cent, Buffalo Nickel & Lincoln Cents (15 Pcs)

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Historic US Coin Collection: Large Cent, Indian Head, 2-Cent, Buffalo Nickel & Lincoln Cents (15 Pcs)

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Current Bid: $15

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by Ace Of Estates
August 16, 2026 2:00 PM MST
Timed Auction

Carefree, AZ, US 85377

Condition:
Various condition as shown, ranging from heavily circulated and damaged to potentially uncirculated. The 1817 Large Copper Cent and 1864 2-Cent Piece exhibit significant wear, heavy dark patination, and visible surface pitting or corrosion, with details largely flattened. Both Indian Head Cents (1900, 1904) are heavily circulated with softened details and dark toning. The 1936 Buffalo Nickel shows substantial wear, with the date and buffalo's horn appearing very soft. The 1941 Lincoln Wheat Cent, noted on its holder as a 'MISTRIKE,' presents with noticeable green verdigris and corrosion along the rim and edge, particularly on the reverse, though a significant mint error is not clearly discernible from the provided images. Other Lincoln Wheat Cents (1919, 1944, 1950-D, two 1957-D, 1959 Lincoln Memorial) show moderate to heavy circulation wear, varying degrees of toning, and some minor rim imperfections. The 1955-S and 1958-D Lincoln Wheat Cents, noted as 'BU,' appear to retain considerable original luster with minimal wear, though the '55 S' has some toning. The final 1955 Lincoln Wheat Cent, described as 'Fine Red Toned UNC,' also presents in an uncirculated-like state with rich red patina. The cardboard coin holders themselves show typical wear, staining, and staple marks.

Item Description
Weight: Total:99.2 grams

Embark on a fascinating numismatic journey with this diverse collection of 15 United States coins, showcasing a remarkable span of American coinage history. This carefully curated lot features an intriguing array of denominations and eras, from an early 19th-century Large Copper Cent to classic Indian Head Cents, beloved Lincoln Wheat Cents, a rarely seen 2-Cent Piece, and an iconic Buffalo Nickel. Each piece offers a tangible connection to the past, reflecting the economic and social tapestry of its time.

Among these treasures, several pieces stand out for their historical significance and potential collector appeal. The 1817 Large Copper Cent represents one of the earliest forms of U.S. federal coinage, a true antique marvel. The 1864 2-Cent Piece is a unique denomination, minted for a relatively short period during the Civil War era, making it a compelling addition for any enthusiast. While the 1955 Lincoln Cent is present in a beautifully preserved, uncirculated red-toned condition, collectors should note that while the 1955 Doubled Die Obverse is a highly sought-after rarity, this particular coin does not visibly exhibit that significant error from the provided photographs. The lot also includes a 1941 Lincoln Wheat Cent noted on its holder as a 'MISTRIKE,' inviting closer inspection for potential minting anomalies.

  • Coin Count: 15 pieces (as per input data, 14 distinct coins visible in photos)
  • Weight (Total): 99.2 grams
  • Case Dimensions (Largest): 1.98 x 1.98 x 0.12 inches
  • Highlights Include:
    • 1817 Large Copper Cent
    • 1864 2-Cent Piece
    • 1900 Indian Head Cent
    • 1904 Indian Head Cent
    • 1936 Buffalo Nickel
    • 1919 Lincoln Wheat Cent (Holder notes '1919S')
    • 1941 Lincoln Wheat Cent (Holder notes 'ONE PENNY MISTRIKE')
    • 1944 Lincoln Wheat Cent
    • 1950-D Lincoln Wheat Cent
    • 1955 Lincoln Wheat Cent (Holder notes 'Fine Red Toned UNC')
    • 1955-S Lincoln Wheat Cent (Holder notes '55 S BU')
    • Two 1957-D Lincoln Wheat Cents
    • 1958-D Lincoln Wheat Cent (Holder notes '1958-D B.U.')
    • 1959 Lincoln Memorial Cent


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Only items pictured are what you will receive. We are not aware of any accessories that are not shown with the unit. If an item requires testing, we do not guarantee long term use. This is an estate item, history is unknown. We are not experts, we do not authenticate items unless otherwise noted. All sales are final. No refunds or returns.

Ref: HTPM730 | PD1

Dimensions (HxWxD)
Case, Largest: 1.98 x 1.98" x 0.12"

Weight
Total:99.2 grams

Flat Shipping Rate
(Within Contiguous U.S.)

$15.00 Flat Shipping. Win more and save—will combine shipping when able.

Local Pickup
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Pick-Up Dates/Time:
By Appointment Tuesday 8/18/26, or Wednesday 8/19/26 ,10am to 4pm

Pick-Up Location:
The Town of Cave Creek, Spur Cross & Cave Creek Rd (exact address will be given after purchase is complete)

Item number:
114406

Ref:
HTPM730
PD1
COI880
COL600
COL990

  • Dimensions: Case, Largest: 1.98 x 1.98" x 0.12"
  • Condition: Various condition as shown, ranging from heavily circulated and damaged to potentially uncirculated. The 1817 Large Copper Cent and 1864 2-Cent Piece exhibit significant wear, heavy dark patination, and visible surface pitting or corrosion, with details largely flattened. Both Indian Head Cents (1900, 1904) are heavily circulated with softened details and dark toning. The 1936 Buffalo Nickel shows substantial wear, with the date and buffalo's horn appearing very soft. The 1941 Lincoln Wheat Cent, noted on its holder as a 'MISTRIKE,' presents with noticeable green verdigris and corrosion along the rim and edge, particularly on the reverse, though a significant mint error is not clearly discernible from the provided images. Other Lincoln Wheat Cents (1919, 1944, 1950-D, two 1957-D, 1959 Lincoln Memorial) show moderate to heavy circulation wear, varying degrees of toning, and some minor rim imperfections. The 1955-S and 1958-D Lincoln Wheat Cents, noted as 'BU,' appear to retain considerable original luster with minimal wear, though the '55 S' has some toning. The final 1955 Lincoln Wheat Cent, described as 'Fine Red Toned UNC,' also presents in an uncirculated-like state with rich red patina. The cardboard coin holders themselves show typical wear, staining, and staple marks.

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