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1794 S-57 R1 VF25 |
$1,750.00 |
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Sharpness VF30 or slightly better. Glossy chocolate brown. Great hair detail and possibly of higher grade, but somewhat misstruck resulting in a weak Liberty and fraction on the corresponding part of the reverse. Blundered edge letters with DOLLAR over ONE. |
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1794 S-58 R3 VF25 |
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VF35. Close to EF40 sharpness. Dark brown with some reddish tan highlights. Slight uniform granularity. Later die state with crack through UNIT. |
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1794 S-62 R4+ F15 |
$3,750.00 |
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.Slightly sharper but the area at TES-OF is slightly rough from a collection of tiny planchet chips in that area. A light nick in the middle of the jawline and a short scratch at NI in UNITED. Glossy dark steel brown and olive with with some lighter reddish chocolate brown in protected areas. LDS. Breen state II, with a large cud break on the left edge of the obverse. |
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1794 S-63 R3 VF20 |
$1,200.00 |
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EF40 Olive brown and tan. Some busyness at the rims obverse K11-12. The surfaces are somewhat uneven with light granularity. The detail is exceptionally sharp. |
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1794 S-70 R2- F12 |
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VF 20, but there is very fine roughness under a glossy dark chocolate brown patina. The only notable marks are a small rim dent over the E in LIBERTY and a dull nick in the field close to the throat. M-LDS, Breen state III. The date and legends are bold. |
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1795 S-77 R3 F12 |
$850.00 | ||
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VF20 Brown and tan. Smooth surfaces. Looks to be a nice VF to the naked eye, but there are a number of hairline scratches visible under magnification. |
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1795 S-78 R1 MS60+ |
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Beautiful light brown splashed with original mint red. A spot of darker toning in obverse field K3. Very sharp strike with perfect centering. Graded MS65 in the 1988 Halpern sale. Now in a PCGS MS63 holder. A pretty cent with a great pedigree. Ex. Harlan P. Smith, May 1906-Charles Williams-Harold Bareford-Herman Halpern. This coin brought $8800 in the 1988 Halpern sale. In a PCGS holder MS63. |
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1796 S-82 R5 F15 |
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VF20 Medium steel brown to tan. Good appearance with good hair detail and a full ear showing, A tiny scrape on neck and normal marks consistent with the grade. Struck on a broad planchet. Scarce in all better grades. |
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1796 S-86 R5 G6 |
$375.00 |
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VG8 Glossy chocolate brown. Obverse sharper reverse
weaker. Small dig to left of cap. Not bad for this very scarce variety. |
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1796 S-90 R5+ AG3 |
$600.00 |
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.G4 Dark brown and tan. A few pinscratches and small rim marks. |
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1796 S-91 R3 VG10 |
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A point or two sharper with microscopic roughness under a glossy dark olive and chocolate brown patina. The only marks are a few tiny nicks at the E in ONE and a short scratch at the end of the ribbon right of the fraction. EDS, Breen state I. The date is bold and legends strong. Ex. R. Adam. |
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