PCGS MS-64 BN 1903 Indian Cent

Description

A lovely example that shows a good amount of mint red. Equal to some gems you will see.

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PCGS MS-64 BN 1903 Indian Cent

Lot 0185

Estimate $90-$110

Sep 17, 2026, 8:01 PM EDT

Current Price (4 bids)

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$39

Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #128

Sep 6, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT

Milford NH, NH, United States

MS-64 RB 1905 Indian Cent: Largely red with frosty surfaces. We note a light spot at N of UNITED, and some light speckling on the reverse.

MS-64 RB 1905 Indian Cent

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EF-40 Details 1909-S V.D.B. Lincoln Cent: Lightly wiped at some point, now mostly recovered and somewhat woodgrain in appearance.

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Fine to VF 1909-S Lincoln Cent: Problem-free medium golden-tan throughout.

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G-4 1914-D Lincoln Cent: Light brown and problem-free.

G-4 1914-D Lincoln Cent

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VF-20 1914-D Lincoln Cent: Flawless golden-tan surfaces.

VF-20 1914-D Lincoln Cent

$185

EF-40 1914-D Lincoln Cent: Deep golden-tan with excellent all-around eye appeal for the grade.

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$310

EF-40+ 1914-D Lincoln Cent: Warm golden-tan surfaces. Some teeny marks come to light under low magnification, but the sharpness and in-hand eye appeal are still substantial.

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PCGS MS-66 RD CAC 1916 Lincoln Cent: A superior quality Gem with satiny surfaces that offer boldly rendered devices and fiery orange peripheries. Low magnification reveals a lightly stippled and highly attractive matte-like surface

PCGS MS-66 RD CAC 1916 Lincoln Cent

$310

PCGS MS-66 RD CAC 1916 Lincoln Cent: A satiny and brilliant Gem with crinkly "orange peel" surfaces and a wealth of deeper red-orange toning throughout.

PCGS MS-66 RD CAC 1916 Lincoln Cent

$330

PCGS MS-65 RD 1932 Lincoln Cent: Superior quality and eye appeal here!

PCGS MS-65 RD 1932 Lincoln Cent

$62

22 Pcs Choice To Gem Red 1934 Lincoln Cents: No doubt part of an original roll that was broken up. (Tota: 22 pcs)

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$94

Original BU Roll Of 1937-S Lincoln Cents: A nice BU to Choice BU roll with most examples being red.

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$46

Original Bank Wrapped Roll Of 1943-D Steel Cents: Still crimped on both sides but somewhat loosely.

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$98

PCGS Proof-65 RB 1872 Indian Cent: A Gem Proof with much red blended with the predominantly brown surfaces. Acquisition pressure is put on Proofs of the date by collectors, owing to the rarity of the date in Mint State grades.

PCGS Proof-65 RB 1872 Indian Cent

$925

PCGS MS-62 BN Open 3 1873 Indian Cent: Frosty and lustrous with rich golden-red highlights on slightly woodgrain effect surfaces.

PCGS MS-62 BN Open 3 1873 Indian Cent

$185

NGC EF-40 1877 Indian Cent: Sharp devices and essentially mark-free golden-brown surfaces for this key date issue. Excellent quality for the grade, and certain to please the next owner.

NGC EF-40 1877 Indian Cent

$1,775

PCGS MS-64 RB1891 Indian Cent: Note: This lot was originally listed as an 1892. Lustrous with a mix of red and brown colors.

PCGS MS-64 RB1891 Indian Cent

$90

PCGS MS-64 RB CAC 1889 Indian Cent: Shows much mint red with some light purple overtones.

PCGS MS-64 RB CAC 1889 Indian Cent

$240

NGC MS-64 RB 1891 Indian Cent: Essentially completely red throughout, though the color is beginning to deepen. Bold luster adds greatly to the overall aesthetics.

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$110

MS-63 RB 1892 Indian Cent: A frosty and lustrous blend of red and brown endorses this attractive cent. An unusual horizontal die line is noted in the upper loop of the 8 in the date.

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$72

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