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Categories • Stack's September 2005 Autumn → U. S. Coins, Medals and Tokens → U. S. Colonial Coins → New Jersey Coppers |
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Lot # |
Description |
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Hammer Price |
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1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 10-G. No Coulter. Uncertain Mint. Rarity-6+
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F |
$6,500.00
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126.1 grains. Struck Medal Turn. Fine. On the obverse, the devices and legends are well defined, their light tan color standing out against fields that are a deeper clay brown in tone and are uniformly porous. There are also areas of darker ebony-brown as well as some pits around 'EA' of CAESAREA. The reverse is a deep ruddy brown and is evenly granular over its surface. Legends are... more |
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| 278 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 12-G (R-4). No Coulter
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VF |
$6,000.00
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Uncertain mint. 147.3 grains. Very Fine.A high grade example of this somewhat scarce and eagerly collected New Jersey variety and major type. Both the obverse and reverse are a nice, rich pale golden brown in color. The surfaces are mostly smooth and hard in appearance. The front is sharp, with some good detail showing in the horse's mane and most of the denticles clear. On the reverse... more |
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| 279 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 14-J. Rahway Mint
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UNC |
$1,400.00
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151.9 grains. Uncirculated. Light golden brown surfaces exhibit abundant mint lustre and are generally well preserved, with even the subtle die preparation marks clearly visible in and around the shield on the reverse. The strike is bold and full, bringing out the most intricate details on the horse's head and mane as well as clearly defining the details in the reverse shield. All legends... more |
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| 280 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 14-J. Rahway Mint
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CH EF |
$3,500.00
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161.0 grains. Choice Extremely Fine, and probably finer. The Maris Obverse Plate coin. The obverse and reverse are a nice, smooth golden brown with a few areas on the reverse showing darker mahogany. The surfaces on both sides are only microgranular save for minor roughness around the reverse rim. Nice central sharpness, particularly on the obverse, with most of the horse's mane details... more |
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| 281 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 14-J. Rahway Mint
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CH EF |
$2,750.00
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143.9 grains. Choice Extremely Fine. Ruddy brown surfaces are smooth and glossy, lending the overall appearance of a higher grade. Well struck in general, with all design details visible yet gently worn at the high points. The obverse is centered toward the left, as is the reverse. Here is an intensely attractive, well pedigreed specimen that will make a most perfect type coin or representative... more |
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| 282 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 16-L. Protruding Tongue. Rahway Mint
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VF |
$750.00
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148.6 grains. Very Fine. Deep gray brown in color in the fields, lighter golden brown in the centers and high points. Obverse surface microgranular, rough at the lower right; the reverse somewhat rough in the center, microgranular elsewhere. Some small rim disturbances on both sides, a reverse rim bruise at the upper left. Full tongue break and rim cud on the obverse. |
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| 283 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 18-M. Bridle variety
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VG |
$300.00
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Fine. Here is a pleasing chocolate brown specimen with slightly darker brown tones around the devices. Some thin, mint-made laminations on the obverse are joined by a shallow scuff on the reverse shield; 1788 New Jersey Copper. Maris 67-v. Fine to Very Fine. Olive-brown and exhibiting ancient scratches on both sides; 1787 Nova Eborac Copper. Reverse Figure Left. Very Good or better. Porous,... more |
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| 284 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 23-P (R-4). Rahway Mint
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EF |
$3,500.00
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150.5 grains. Extremely Fine. The Maris Collection coin. Very attractive light brown in color on both sides. There are traces of original mint color faded to a pinkish red shade around the protected areas of the obverse. The obverse surface smooth and hard, just faintly microgranular; the reverse fields are similar, the center of this side showing a small flaw. Light and rather trivial scuff... more |
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| 285 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 23-R. Rahway Mint
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AU |
$2,500.00
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149.6 grains. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Overall appearance of an About Uncirculated coin. Obverse a rich brown while the reverse is olive green. The centers on both sides are somewhat rough as made. The obverse field around the horse's head and the reverse fields are expertly smoothed. Perfectly centered. |
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| 286 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 24-P. Rahway Mint
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CH EF |
$1,500.00
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162.6 grains. Choice Extremely Fine. A high grade example of this variety. Sharpness grade About Uncirculated. Both sides are light olive brown in color, the obverse and reverse with a speckling of darker color. Both surfaces micro laminated, the reverse especially. Some apparently stabilized verdigris on both sides. Faint obverse hairlines, shallow reverse gouge. |
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| 287 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 28-L (R-3). Rahway Mint
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EF |
$2,400.00
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146.2 grains. Nearly Extremely Fine. Very nice medium brown color, a little lighter on the higher points. Good and attractive, fairly smooth and hard surfaces that are free from signs of careless handling. Good strike on both sides, the plough handles show their knobs quite clearly. |
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| 288 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 29-L (R-4). Rahway Mint
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VF |
$600.00
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142.9 grains. Very Fine, for technical grade. Both sides are toned in a deep olive brown and green shade. The surfaces are very rough and granular with some loss of detail as a result. Rather softly struck, particularly in the center of the obverse, the horse shows very little detail. Stronger in the center of the reverse, with most of the vertical and horizontal shield lines showing,... more |
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| 289 |
1787 Maris 43-d. Rahway Mint
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CH AU |
$2,000.00
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152.2 grains. Choice About Uncirculated. Obverse a light olive brown, reverse a deeper shade. Both surfaces smooth and hard in appearance. Some faint toning marks on the obverse, small reverse mint clip at the lower right. Well struck on both sides, full mane on the front and complete vertical shield lines on the back. Obverse clashed twice. |
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| 290 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 43-Y (R-4+). Rahway Mint
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EF |
$750.00
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150.6 grains. Extremely Fine. Both sides are a combination of coppery red and brown following a very old cleaning. The central sharpness is good, the horse's mane is distinct, the ornamental staff below it shows some of its internal detail and most of the horizontal shield lines are still separate and distinct. There are patches of roughness around the base of the obverse and the top... more |
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| 291 |
1786 New Jersey Copper. Maris 46-e. Rahway Mint
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AU |
$3,000.00
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148.5 grains. About Uncirculated. A high grade example of this variety. The obverse and reverse are both a nice, rich and deep golden brown in color. The fields are mostly smooth and hard except for where the clash marks typical of these dies show boldly. The centers on both sides are clear and the only softness evident is on the '17' in the date, this also due to die damage resulting... more |
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| 292 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 48-g. Rahway Mint
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UNC |
$8,000.00
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162.7 grains. Uncirculated. Here is a most beautiful specimen of this common Maris variety featuring lustrous, chestnut brown fields with lighter brown highlights and even hints of original mint red in the most protected areas of the reverse shield and legends. Perfectly centered with some denticulation present, the strike is bold and full with just some very subtle weakness at the high... more |
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| 293 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 48-g. Rahway Mint
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CH AU |
$3,000.00
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146.6 grains. Choice About Uncirculated. A very high grade example of the variety that is even a touch finer than the finest Ford specimen sold in 2003. This piece is a rich, pleasing golden brown on the obverse while the back has some original mint red color glowing in and around the legends. The surfaces appear smooth and hard to the naked eye, just microgranular with some tiny laminae... more |
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| 294 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 53-j (R-4)
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G to VG |
$220.00
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Good to Very Good. Smooth high points, lightly porous fields; 1787 Connecticut Copper. Miller 12-Q (R-3). Mailed Bust Left. Very Fine in terms of detail but displaying advanced roughness; 1722 Rosa Americana Penny. UTILE spelling. Very Good. Dark brown, with tooling in the fields and a pit that obliterates most of the '3' of the date. 3 pieces. |
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1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 62-q (R-3). Morristown Mint
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AU |
$2,800.00
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145.1 grains. About Uncirculated. A very attractive broad planchet Morristown Mint coin. Glossy, light olive obverse, somewhat darker olive-brown reverse. Perfectly centered and well struck for the variety. Typically rough in the centers but surfaces elsewhere appear smooth and somewhat glossy. Old reverse scratches in the center and at the upper left. |
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1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 63-q (R-3). Morristown Mint
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CH EF |
$3,200.00
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149.8 grains. Choice Extremely Fine. A pleasing and solidly collectible example of another of the well executed broad planchet Morristown Mint varieties. The obverse and reverse are both glossy in appearance and the surfaces appear smooth and hard to the naked eye. The piece is a nice, rich olive brown with a trace of deeper color on the back. There are one or two marks on both sides... more |
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| 297 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 63-s. Morristown Mint
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CH EF |
$3,000.00
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163.4 gns. Choice Extremely Fine. Appealing, pale golden brown color on both sides. Surfaces appear mostly smooth and hard to the naked eye, just microgranular under magnification. Fairly decent sharpness for the grade, the centers a bit soft, reverse especially so. Shield center a bit rough looking. About perfectly centered on both sides, the obverse just a trifle off to the bottom... more |
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| 298 |
1787 New Jersey Copper. Maris 64-t. Morristown Mint. Large Planchet
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VF |
$600.00
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152.7 grains. Very Fine. Glossy, dark brown surfaces have a lovely apple green patina that is reminiscent of an ancient Roman bronze coin. Surfaces exhibit some graininess, but are quite attractive overall, with some planchet roughness showing through at the central reverse due to a lack of sufficient metal flow during striking. Struck from the late state of the reverse die featuring... more |
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| 299 |
1788 New Jersey Copper. Maris 67-v. Morristown Mint
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EF |
$1,500.00
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142.8 grains. Extremely Fine. Deep brown color on both sides. Surfaces appear matte to the naked eye, microgranular under magnification. Some light hairlines on both sides. Average sharpness on both sides, the obverse is usually softer looking than the back and the shield lines are usually sharp and bold. Small rim tic on the obverse at the upper right. |
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