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Dark brown. The coin is in an old PCI 'red label' holder which shows the N-26 attribution and has the grade as EF45 Repaired. I can't find any evidence of repair but I think that the coin has...

1825 O-111 VF. Flashy with lots of luster around the perimeters on both sides. Gray with gun metal blue. Another coin with nice eye appeal not captured by the image.

Glossy dark chocolate brown with smooth hard surfaces. There are a few trivial marks on both sides that cause the net grade. This is the most scarce variety of 1819 and is very hard to find at...

Glossy chocolate brown.

Choice frosty brown and tan. There is the tinyest of planchet defects in the right obverse field. This piece comes with no less than nine pieces of paper tracing its first known appearance in the...

Glossy dark brown.

Steel brown head of 1793 cent in a new (November 2017) PCGS holder graded G4. The date is weak but visible. From the 2017 sale of the Chuck Heck collection where it was 'EAC' graded G6 - nearly VG.

Glossy medium brown. This coin is in an old PCI 'Green Label" holder graded EF45 with the N-3 attribution noted on the label.

1825 O-112 VF+. Very even medium gray color on both sides. A hint of luster in the protected areas on the reverse.