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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1865King, post: 8318591, member: 103207&quot;]The large cents I just posted are both certified as mint state brown.&nbsp; The 47/47 is one of the finest known there is only one finer of this variety.&nbsp; There is zero wear on either of these coins but because of the alloy they were made with it&#039;s hard to judge the luster when looking at a picture of either one.&nbsp; This is typical with large cents.&nbsp; They do have plenty of luster in the right light.&nbsp;&nbsp; The large cent posted Jim Robinson could very well be mint state.&nbsp; The rim ding or mark on the edge would likely get a pass from the grading companies.&nbsp; However, a 1854 brown large cent if it grades MS 62 is a common coin.&nbsp; It&#039;s value is about $250.00 if a true mint state coin.&nbsp; I would send the coin back to the seller just because of the price.&nbsp; There are nicer ones out there for that price.&nbsp; !850 to 1855 are some of the most common dates to find in mint state, these were pulled from cerculation when the small cent were made.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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