NGC-Certified Gem Proof Lincoln Cent Foursome

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Includes: 1953 Proof-67 RD; 1954 Proof-66 RD; 1954 Proof-67 RB; and 1964 Proof-67 RB. (Total: 4 pieces)

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NGC-Certified Gem Proof Lincoln Cent Foursome

Lot 0190

Estimate $100-$125

May 14, 2026, 8:03 PM EDT

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #124

May 02, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

PCGS MS-65 RB 1865 Two-Cents: Fancy 5. Frosty, sharp, and lustrous with an even blend of red and tan throughout, and with a world of eye appeal to boot.

PCGS MS-65 RB 1865 Two-Cents

EF Details 1880 Nickel Three-Cents: Cleaned, but to no great matter. Steel-gray surfaces. An elusive semi-key date; just 21,000 were struck.

EF Details 1880 Nickel Three-Cents

ANACS MS-62 1853 Silver Three-Cents: Satiny olive-silver surfaces enjoy lively luster.

ANACS MS-62 1853 Silver Three-Cents

PCGS Proof-62 1876 Shield Nickel: Satiny and semi-reflective with a pale golden sheen throughout.

PCGS Proof-62 1876 Shield Nickel

PCGS Proof-66 CAC 1878 Shield Nickel: An amazing Gem Proof that is ever-so-close to a Cameo designation. Pale golden iridescence engages both sides, with the reverse a trifle darker overall.

PCGS Proof-66 CAC 1878 Shield Nickel

$1,000(25 bids)

NGC MS-65 1890 Liberty Nickel: An exceptional Gem with every turn. The luster fairly leaps from the satiny and fully brilliant surfaces, and a whisper of golden iridescence engages the eye immediately. Undeniable Gem quality.

NGC MS-65 1890 Liberty Nickel

PCGS AU-58 1898 Liberty Nickel: Satiny, sharp, and lustrous, and ever-so-close to a Mint State designation.

PCGS AU-58 1898 Liberty Nickel

PCGS MS-64 1911 Liberty Nickel: Satiny and lustrous with pale olive-gray surfaces.

PCGS MS-64 1911 Liberty Nickel

NGC-Certified Gem Toned Washington Quarters: All with varying degrees of toning. Includes: 1943-D MS-66; 1944 MS-66; 1944-D MS-66; and 1945-D MS-66. All richly garbed in bright iridescent highlights. (Total: 4 pieces)

NGC-Certified Gem Toned Washington Quarters

NGC MS-67 RD 1935 Lincoln Cent: As bright and lustrous as the day it left the mint.

NGC MS-67 RD 1935 Lincoln Cent

NGC MS-67 RD 1937-D Lincoln Cent: Frosty, bright, and lustrous. In an old-style NGC "Fatty" holder.

NGC MS-67 RD 1937-D Lincoln Cent

Choice to Gem 1937-S Lincoln Cent Roll: Mostly red and red-brown. (Total: 50 pieces)

Choice to Gem 1937-S Lincoln Cent Roll

NGC MS-67 RD 1938-S Lincoln Cent: Blazing red surfaces and lively luster earmark this bright Gem.

NGC MS-67 RD 1938-S Lincoln Cent

NGC MS-67 RD 1939 Lincoln Cent: As frosty, bright, and lustrous as you could want. True Gem quality.

NGC MS-67 RD 1939 Lincoln Cent

NGC MS-67 RD 1939-S Lincoln Cent: A satiny blazer with intense cartwheel activity bolstering the already substantial eye appeal.

NGC MS-67 RD 1939-S Lincoln Cent

NGC Proof-66 RD 1940 Lincoln Cent: Boldly lustrous and equally reflective, and with a hint of frost on the devices.

NGC Proof-66 RD 1940 Lincoln Cent

NGC MS-67 RD 1942-S Lincoln Cent: A frosty red Gem of the finest order.

NGC MS-67 RD 1942-S Lincoln Cent

NGC MS-67 RD 1962-D Lincoln Cent: As bright and satiny as the day it left the press 64 years ago. Tied for finest RD at NGC Census: 43, none finer, plus 7 at MS-67 RD+.

NGC MS-67 RD 1962-D Lincoln Cent

MS-60 1972 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent: Mark-free surfaces dipped at some point.

MS-60 1972 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

NGC MS-65 RD 1972 Doubled Die Obverse Cent: Bright and lustrous with deepening red tones throughout.

NGC MS-65 RD 1972 Doubled Die Obverse Cent

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