A total of five historic U.S. coins showcasing a range of designs spanning more than a century.
Featured is an 1849 Liberty Head Large Cent with a noticeable hole in the center, a type frequently used in the mid-19th century and now often collected for its age and distinctive design despite the hole. Also present is a Buffalo Nickel, famed for its depiction of a Native American on the obverse, though the date is worn. Rounding out the lot are three Lincoln Wheat Cents dated 1917, 1936, and 1957, illustrating the penny’s evolution during the first half of the 20th century.
These coins display varied circulation wear, with some marks and discoloration evident, particularly on the wheat cents and the large cent. This lot appeals to U.S. coin collectors interested in classic American coinage representing diverse periods and minting techniques.