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Categories • Stack's January 2006 → The Americana Sale → U. S. Half Cents → U. S. Liberty Cap Right Half Cents |
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Lot # |
Description |
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Hammer Price |
| 1748 |
1794 Br.1a, C.1a. Large Edge Letters
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AU-55 |
$10,500.00
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About Uncirculated-55. A truly meticulous strike provides marvelously detailed devices and wonderfully crisp legends. Uniform light brown fields are remarkably smooth and free of marks to a degree seldom seen in this early date. A hint of die clashing can be found but the overall visual quality of this coin must be hailed as extraordinary. |
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| 1749 |
1794 Br.1a. C.1a. Large Edge Letters
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EF-40 |
$1,300.00
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Extremely Fine-40. The surfaces are mostly hard with just the slightest bit of granularity present. The date and corresponding reverse area are weakly struck but are still plainly visible. A few light contact marks but none are terribly serious. A decent example overall of this early Half Cent date. |
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| 1750 |
1794 Br.1a. C.1a. Large Edge Letters
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F-15 |
$800.00
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Fine-15. Miss Liberty, most legends and reverse wreath are boldly defined, while the date is a trifle weak at the tops of the digits. Surfaces are generally microscopically porous, with some areas of smoothing in the fields. What appear to be a couple of rim bruises are actually tiny planchet flaws. |
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| 1751 |
1794 Br.2b. C.2a. Small Edge Letters
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EF-40 |
$700.00
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Extremely Fine-40 in terms of wear. Surfaces are ebony brown and uniformly very porous. Ancient scratches are noted at the upper right obverse. |
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| 1752 |
1794 Br.9. C.9. High Relief Head
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VF-30 |
$400.00
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Very Fine-30 in terms of wear. Surfaces range from lightly to heavily granular on both obverse and reverse. Medium brown overall and boasting a very strongly defined date and devices. |
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| 1753 |
1795 Br.2a. C.2a (R-3). Lettered Edge. Punctuated Date
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F-12 |
$750.00
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Fine-12 in terms of wear but there is a 'X' in the field before the face that has been lightened. The color is a deep brown and the strike is decent; 1800 Br.1b. C.1. Fine-12. Light brown toning which hide some very light pinscratches. A coin with decent eye appeal. 2 pieces. |
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| 1754 |
1795 Br.2a. C.2a. Lettered Edge. Punctuated Date
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VF-20 |
$600.00
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Very Good-8. Mostly brown with some light areas of porosity. A late die state with some bulging visible in the central reverse; 1804 Br.10, C.13. Plain 4. Stemless. Very Fine-20. Light ebony toning over well struck surfaces. The surfaces are mostly hard with just a touch of light porosity seen in spots. Some light pinscratches are seen in the head area but are well hidden. 2 pieces. |
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| 1755 |
1795 Br.5a. C.5a (R-3). No Pole. Plain Edge
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F-12 |
$325.00
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Fine-12. Here is a deep brown specimen sporting light to moderate granularity on both sides. '5' is indistinct due to porosity. |
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| 1756 |
1795 Br.6a, C.6a. No Pole. Plain Edge. Mint State-60
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MS-60 |
$10,000.00
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- or better. Thin planchet and splendid smooth fields join a fantastically clear strike that is slightly off-center for added fascination. Overall color is outstanding, intense study with a glass reveals traces of a subtle past cleaning beneath the patina. |
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| 1757 |
1797 Br.2a. C.2 (R-3). Plain Edge
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VG-8 |
$300.00
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Very Good-8. Obverse strong, reverse worn away in some areas. Surfaces show old marks and rims exhibit a couple of bruises on the reverse. |
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