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THE OFFICIAL AUCTION OF THE TEXAS NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION Friday, June 28 th , 2024 6:00PM CST & Saturday, June 29 th , 2024 4:00PM CST

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THE OFFICIAL AUCTION OF THE TEXAS NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION

Friday, June 28 th , 2024 6:00PM CST Conder and Hard Times Tokens lots 1-20, pg. 1-9

Small Cents lots 21-23, pg. 9

Errors lot 24, pg. 10

Half Dollars lots 25-38, pg. 10-12 Silver Dollars lots 39-45, pg. 12-13

Proof Sets - Misc - Gold lots 46-49, pg. 13

Colonials lots 50-106, pg. 13-26

Washingtonia lots107-112, pg. 27

Medals lots 113-116, pg. 27-28 Half Cents lots 117-136, pg. 29-31

Saturday, June 29 th , 2024 3:00PM CST

Large Cents lots 137-506, pg. 32-112

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TOKENS 

LOT 4

(1790s) G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, T. Spence, ODD FELLOWS D&H-804C, NGC graded MS64 Brown. Lustrous medium brown with faded red in protected areas and hints of bluish steel in the fields. A sharp, very attractive piece with no defects. The engraving on the obverse is in high relief. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 1515927-004

LOT 1

1794 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, T. Spence, D&H-682, NGC graded MS63 Red & Brown. Lustrous light brown with generous traces of mellowed mint red in protected areas, mostly on the obverse. Satiny and very attractive. No marks or other defects. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 3237658-007

LOT 5

(1790s) G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, END OF PAIN, D&H-827, PCGS graded MS63 Brown. Frosty brown and chocolate with light brown and tan in protected areas. The relief is relatively shallow and the upper part of the poor soul being hanged is softly struck, but there are no marks or other defects. Late die state with a strong die crack bisecting the reverse (PANDORAS BREECHES side). The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. 576070.63/82297994

LOT 2

1796 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, T. Spence Bookseller, D&H-709, NGC graded MS62 Brown. Frosty olive brown with lighter brown and tan in protected areas. Sharply struck and smooth with no defects. An early coin dealer token (DEALER IN PRINTS AND COINS). The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 2890231 001

LOT 6

1793 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, END OF PAIN, D&H-833, NGC graded XF45. Glossy medium brown with light chocolate on the highpoints. Smooth and choice with frost in the fields and protected areas. Lightly worn on the devices with a strong strike. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 2871401-001

LOT 3

1790 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, T. Spence Dealer in Coins, D&H-769, NGC graded MS64 Brown. Beautiful lustrous medium brown and light chocolate. A flawless piece with bold engraving. Edge lettered “SPENCE * DEALER * IN * COINS * LONDON *” The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 4355331-071

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LOT 10 (1790’s) G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, Spence’s HORNE TOOKE, ESQ., D&H-876B, NGC graded MS63 Brown. Frosty light olive and brown with lighter brown in protected areas. Sharply struck with crisp hair details and no defects. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 4355331-070

LOT 7

1796 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, NOTED ADVOCATES, D&H-837, NGC graded MS63 Brown. Choice glossy olive brown and chocolate with mellowed mint red in protected areas, mostly on the obverse. Sharply struck with reflective fields. A die crack passes through the 179. A beautiful piece. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 3159185-001

LOT 11 1794 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, Erskine, TRIAL BY JURY, D&H-1012, NGC graded MS62 Brown. Glossy chocolate brown with faded mint color in protected areas on the reverse. Sharply struck with just a hint of rub on the highest points of the devices and no defects. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 4435737-003

LOT 8

(1790’s) G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, Spence’s NOTED ADVOCATES, D&H-842B, NGC graded MS63 Brown. Lustrous medium brown and light chocolate with light bluish steel overtones. Choice except for some faint hairlines visible under strong magnification. Boldly struck in high relief on the obverse (pig side). The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 5878308-043

LOT 12 1794 G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, Hardy, TRIED FOR HIGH TREASON, D&H 1024, NGC graded MS62 Brown. Frosty light chocolate brown. Sharply struck with a touch of rub on the highest points of the devices. The only mark is a tiny rim bruise at K-7 on the reverse. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 4766741 007

LOT 9

(1790’s) G. Brit, Middlesex Halfpenny Token, Spence’s JOHN THELWALL, D&H-868, NGC graded MS63 Brown. Glossy reddish brown and light chocolate. A bit softly struck in the centers thanks to the high relief of the devices. The only mark is a small spot under the O in JOHN. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 4355331 068

LOT 13 1794 G. Brit, Middlesex Farthing Token, Spence, STATE PRISONER, D&H-1078, NGC graded MS65 Brown. Lustrous medium brown and steel with peeps of mellowed mint red on both sides. Satiny and flawless. Sharply struck in high relief. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 4355331-051

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 CHOICE ANTI-SLAVERY FARTHING

LOT 14 (1790’s) G. Brit, Middlesex Farthing Token, Spence, AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER, D&H-1089, NGC graded MS64 Brown. Frosty medium brown and steel with generous traces of mint red, especially on the reverse. A choice example of this very popular anti-slavery issue. Struck with the reverse die slightly misaligned to K-7. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. 577545.64/34945782

LOT 15 Quartet of Hard Times Tokens 1834-1841. Grades are VF20. All different varieties. Inspection recommended. Lot of 4 coins.

LOT 16 Quartet of Hard Times Tokens 1834-1841. Grades are VF20. All different varieties. Inspection recommended. Lot of 4 coins.

LOT 17 Group of 5 Hard Times Tokens 1834-1841. Grades are VF20. All different varieties. Inspection recommended. Lot of 5 coins.

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LOT 18 Group of 5 Hard Times Tokens 1834-1841. Grades are F-VF. All different varieties. Inspection recommended. Lot of 5 coins.

LOT 19 Group of 5 Hard Times Tokens 1834-1841. Grades are F-VF. All different varieties. Inspection recommended. Lot of 5 coins.

 RED 1960-D LARGE OVER SMALL DATE

LOT 20 1837 Feuchtwanger Cent, Low-120, HT-268, Variety 5G, R2, ANACS graded VF25. Frosty steel gray with darker gray in protected areas. Smooth and void of defects, just lightly worn. 7353431

Ex Heritage Auctions #60345:51267 (lot ticket included)

SMALL CENTS  LOT 21 Group of Indian Cents, 1880-1909, grading AG to EF. Average grade is G-VG. Includes 1880 (55), 1882 (11), 1883 (18), 1884 (60), 1884 (4), 1886 (7), 1894 (56), 1909 (67), mixed dates (65). No culls and many with full LIBERTY. Lot of 343 pieces. LOT 22 Partial Set of Lincoln Cents 1909-1958. Grades range from Good to BU. Complete except for 1909 S VDB, 1914-D, 1922 no D, and 1931-S. Housed in an album. Inspection recommended.

LOT 23 1960-D Large Date over Small Date, Repunched D, MS64. Lustrous bright mint red just starting to mellow in the center of the reverse. Nicely struck with great eye appeal. The overdate and doubled mint mark features are obvious.

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ERRORS 

LOT 27 1941-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS64. Lustrous bright silver. A bit softly struck on the hand and upper leg. 6613.64/33734875

LOT 24 Pair of Mint Errors. Includes a partially dated cent with two deep overlap indent errors on the obverse MS63 mostly red, and a very softly struck 1967 Jefferson Nickel AU50. Lot of 2 coins.

LOT 28 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Frosty and lustrous but a bit cloudy. 6614.65/33147832  DOUBLED D

HALF DOLLARS 

LOT 25 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Lustrous blast white with light champagne at the rims. Nicely struck with great eye appeal. 6611.65/28773922

Ex Heritage Auctions #131810:21800 (lot ticket included)

LOT 26 1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Lustrous with bright silver in the centers and champagne near the rims. 6612.65/33734877

LOT 29 1942-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Beautiful lustrous bright silver just starting to show light champagne toning. Sharply struck. The D mintmark is clearly doubled low. 6615.65/32992863

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LOT 34 1945-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Lustrous blast white. Satiny and beautiful. 6626.65/34401601

LOT 30 1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Lustrous blast white. Pristine and beautiful. 6618.65/13465460

Ex Heritage Auctions #131809:27543 (lot ticket included)

LOT 31 1943-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Lustrous bright white with a very subtle hint of light bluish steel on the obverse. 6619.65/32992868

LOT 35 1946 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Frosty and lustrous with champagne toning in the centers and bluish steel at the rims. 6627.65/33384589

LOT 32 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65. Lustrous bright white. Satiny and beautiful. 6621.65/24741794

LOT 36 1946-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS66. Lustrous white with uniform delicate champagne toning over both sides. Nicely struck. 6628.66/32587597

Ex Heritage Auctions #131809:27535 (lot ticket included)

LOT 37 1946-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS66. Satiny and lustrous with frosty surfaces. 6629.66/33934075

LOT 33 1945-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS66. Choice lustrous bright white on the obverse with delicate bluish steel toning on the reverse. Nicely struck. 6625.66/28799437

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LOT 38 1947-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS graded MS65, CAC Approved. Lustrous bright white with great eye appeal. 6631.65/15190195

Ex Heritage Auctions #131809:27554

SILVER DOLLARS



LOT 40 Quartet of Morgan Silver Dollars AU58-MS63. Includes 1884, 1887-O, 1899-O, and 1900. One is choice AU, the others are mint state with light bag marks. Lot of 4 coins.

LOT 39 Trio of Morgan Silver Dollars MS60-63. Includes 1879-S, 1881-S, and 1883. All are bright and frosty with minor bag marks. Lot of 3 coins.

LOT 41 1885-S Morgan Silver Dollar AU58. Lustrous with a bit of friction on the highpoints and minor contact marks.

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LOT 45 Roll of 20 Silver Dollars VG-AU. Mixed dates of Morgans and Peace type. No clunkers. Roll of 20 coins. DOLLARS 

LOT 42 1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar MS62. Sharp and lustrous with light bag marks.

LOT 46 1981-S Susan B. Anthony Dollar Proof-63, Type II Mintmark. The reverse is flawless; the obverse has a few faint hairlines.

PROOF SETS 

LOT 47 Pair of 1964 Proof Sets with Doubled Obverse on the Quarters. Sets are in the original flat packs. The quarters have clear doubling on the date, motto, and LIBERTY. Inspection recommended. Lot of 2 sets.

MISCELLANEOUS 

LOT 48 Mixed Bag of Proof Sets, Buffalo Nickels, and Silver Rounds. Includes two 1970-S proof sets, three rolls of Buffalo Nickels grading Poor to EF (most have a clear date), and two silver 1 ounce medals for the FUN Convention--one for 1996 and one for 2005. Lot of 2 sets, three rolls, and two silver rounds.

LOT 43 Trio of Morgan Silver Dollars MS60-62. Includes 1888, 1890-O, and 1897. All bright and frosty with minor bag marks. Lot of 3 coins.

GOLD 

LOT 44 1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar MS60+. Lustrous with minor bag marks. Sharply struck and the fields on the reverse are slightly reflective.

LOT 49 1836 $2.50 Gold VF30. Sharpness EF40 but lightly burnished and there is a minor rim bruise at star 1.

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COLONIALS

CIRCULATING COUNTERFEIT WILLOW TREE SHILLING

LOT 50 1652 Massachusetts Willow Tree Shilling, STRUCK COPY VG8. The planchet is uneven with some areas sharper and some weaker. Glossy mix of light silvery gray medium gray. A circulating COPY of this classic rarity. Weight 63.1 grains.  CIRCULATING COUNTERFEIT WILLOW TREE 3-PENCE

LOT 51 1652 Massachusetts Willow Tree Threepence, STRUCK COPY VG10. Glossy mix of light and darker silvery gray. The date is readable and about half of the legends are visible. Another circulating COPY. Weight 15.9 grains.

LOT 53 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Threepence, STRUCK COPY MS60. Frosty light silver just starting to tone light champagne. Sharply struck COPY. Weight 12.5 grains.

LOT 52 1652 Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling, STRUCK COPY AU50. A sharp, well struck COPY. Weight 75.1 grains.

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LOT 57 1774 Machin’s Halfpenny, Vlack 3-74A R5 VG8. Sharpness VF20 but there are numerous pits or planchet voids on both sides. No verdigris and the rest of the planchet is smooth with attractive glossy brown and chocolate toning. There are a few old scratches on the reverse, all blended nicely into the toning. Late die state with a strong die crack under the bust. Weight 117.2 grains. Listed on page 67 in the 2024 “Redbook.”  CHOICE 1785 CONNECTICUT

LOT 54 Pair of Higley COPIES. Includes an electrotype COPY of the famous 1737 Higley threepence “I CUT MY WAY THROUGH” F15, and a struck copy of an odd mule of a Higley obverse with a 1652 Pine Tree Shilling obverse AU55. Weights 166.7 and 112.4 grains respectively. Lot of 2 copies.

LOT 55 Dickenson-Elder Copy of the 1776 Continental Dollar, Kenney-2, VF20. Struck by Elder using the original Dickenson copy dies. The planchet is very thick, a full 4mm, and the weight is a hefty 589.2 grains.

LOT 58 1785 Connecticut Miller 1-E R4 Mailed Bust Right, PCGS graded VF25. Beautiful glossy light to medium brown. Smooth with nearly flawless surfaces and great eye appeal. The only marks are a tiny rim nick over the TO in AUCTORI and a small planchet flake at the tip of the shoulder. A straight-edge planchet clip touches the top of RI (as struck). The date is strong and the legends are complete. The attribution and Robert M. Martin Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. (The holder is scuffed.) 685418.25/38156290

LOT 56 (1663-1672) St. Patrick Farthing, Griffee 21 4/1b, Breen-211, G5. Slightly sharper with a subtle bend in the planchet. Mostly smooth but there is microscopic roughness in the fields and protected areas. Partly glossy light golden brown with steel brown in protected areas. The brass splasher on the crown is bright. The legends are readable. Weight 68.7 grains. Listed on page 38 in the 2024 “Redbook.”

Ex Robert M. Martin Collection, Heritage Auctions #132050:23008 (lot ticket included)

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 EX PERKINS-PARTRICK 1785 “ROMAN HEAD”

LOT 59 1785 Connecticut Miller 2-A.4 R6- MBR, “Roman Head,” NGC graded F12. Partly glossy chocolate brown with lighter brown toning on the devices. Looks smooth but a glass reveals very fine roughness in protected areas. No marks or verdigris. Unevenly struck thanks to being struck slightly off center to K-5. The date and legends are clear except for ET. Comes with a nice provenance. The attribution and Perkins-Partrick provenance are noted on the NGC label. 2048943-003

Ex Joseph Piervincenti 7/30/1993-George C. Perkins, Stack’s 1/12/2000:185-Donald G. Partrick, Heritage Auctions #63160:44003 (includes the Perkins and Partrick collection envelopes and both lot tickets)

LOT 60 1785 Connecticut Miller 3.1-L R4+ MBR, NGC graded VF30. Mostly glossy chocolate brown and steel with slightly lighter steel brown on the highpoints. Satiny and attractive. The only notable marks are a small planchet fissure on the tip of the bust and an even smaller one at the rim over the second N in CONNEC. The reverse is slightly misaligned to K-7 leaving most of the 1 in the date off the planchet, but the date is still easily readable. The legends are complete. Comes with a nice provenance. The attribution and Merkin-Partrick provenance are noted on the NGC label. 2048943 007

LOT 61 1785 Connecticut Miller 3.2-L R4+ MBR VG8. Slightly sharper with a scuff of light scratches on the portrait, mostly on the neck, and a couple more on Britannia. All the scratches are blended nicely into the toning and the eye appeal of this piece is excellent for the grade. Glossy light to medium brown with darker chocolate brown toning in the fields and protected areas. The two-tone appearance accents the devices and adds to the eye appeal. The surfaces are smooth, void of any of the fissures that tend to plague these early coppers. The date is weak but readable and the legends are complete and clear. LDS. Weight 120.0 grains.

Ex Lester Merkin 10/31/1973:122 (plated)-Donald G. Partrick, Heritage Auctions #63160:44007 (includes the Partrick collection envelope and both lot tickets)

Ex Hillyer Ryder-F. C. C. Boyd, Stack’s 9/1993:918 Coin Galleries 4/2000:1691 (lot of 3)-Neil Rothschild Collection, Early Cents Auctions 8/29/2021:37 (includes the Rothschild collection envelope and last lot ticket)

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LOT 65 1785 Connecticut Miller 4.3-A.2 R3 MBR VF25. Glossy chocolate with medium brown covering the devices. Choice if not for a few planchet flaws on the reverse, mostly confined to the seated figure. No corrosion, verdigris, or notable contact marks, but here is a minor planchet clip over ONN (as struck). The date and legends are strong. A small cud connects the shoulder to the rim below. Weight 127.8 grains.

LOT 62 1785 Connecticut Miller 3.5-B R5+ MBR VF30. Moderately glossy dark olive brown and steel with lighter brown toning on the highpoints. Extremely fine granularity covers all but the highpoints. No verdigris or contact marks. There are a half dozen small planchet flaws on the obverse and a larger one in the field before the upper part of the seated figure. The date is clear and the legends are strong. Superior to the lone Ford example that was quite granular and had been cleaned. Weight 123.9 grains.

Ex Pete Boisvert 2/9/1987-George C. Perkins, Stack’s 1/12/2000:194-Neil Rothschild Collection, Early Cents Auctions 1/23/2021:10 (includes the Rothschild collection envelope and last lot ticket)

LOT 66 1785 Connecticut Miller 4.3-D R6- MBR VG10. Glossy light olive and tan blending to medium olive brown in the protected areas. The surfaces are smooth except for a couple small chips in the center of both sides and a spot of very fine verdigris in the hair under the I in AUCTORI. Not as sharply detailed as the Perkins and Ford examples but the surfaces are vastly superior, just worn. Later die state with a small cud break over the A in AUCTORI and a die crack through AU plus a larger cud connecting the shoulder to the rim. The date is clear and the legends are easily readable. Weight 143.9 grains.

LOT 63 1785 Connecticut Miller 4.1-F.4 R1 MBR “African Head,” PCGS graded F15. Choice glossy medium brown. Smooth and problem-free, just worn. A very nice mid-grade example of this “Redbook” variety. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. 685159.15/43311645

Ex Jeff Rock (Rosa Americana, Ltd.) FPL #13-Neil Rothschild Collection, Early Cents Auctions 1/23/2021:13 (includes the Rothschild collection envelope and lot ticket)

LOT 64 1785 Connecticut Miller 4.3-A.2 R3 MBR VF25. Choice glossy medium brown blending to chocolate in protected areas. Smooth and very attractive. The only notable marks, and they are barely visible, are a couple planchet flakes in the field behind Britannia’s head and a few more on her shield. Weight 132.3 grains.

LOT 67 1785 Connecticut Miller 6.1-A.1 R5+ MBR VG7. Several points sharper but there are some dull contact marks on both sides and a small but rather deep planchet void at the T in AUCTORI (as struck). Glossy medium steel brown and olive with some reddish brown toning in protected areas on the left side of the reverse. The 17 in the date is clear but the 85 is weak. LDS with obvious swelling, especially on the right side of the reverse where those details are nearly obliterated. The attribution is noted in white ink below AUCT. Weight 116.8 grains.

Ex Coin Galleries 4/15/1998:1793-Neil Rothschild Collection, Early Cents Auctions 8/29/2021:39 (includes the Rothschild collection envelope and last lot ticket)

Ex Charles Kirtley 3/20/1999-Neil Rothschild Collection, Early Cents Auctions 8/29/2021:41 (includes the Rothschild collection envelope and lot ticket)

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LOT 68 1785 Connecticut Miller 6.4-F.5 R6+ MBR PCGS graded VG08. Slightly glossy olive brown with lighter brown covering the devices. Covered with extremely faint roughness but there is no verdigris. Just trivial marks including a very light scuff on the jaw and a very light scratch down the seated figure. The 78 is easily readable but the other two digits are very weak. The legends are mostly clear. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. 686815.08/45559030

LOT 71 1786 Connecticut Miller 2.1-A R3 MBR, ETLIB INDE type, NGC VF Details, Rev Damage. Glossy olive brown with steel brown toning on the devices. Nice except for a dent and scratch or planchet void in the center of the reverse. The dent created a bulge at the chin on the opposing side. Otherwise this piece is nice; smooth with minor marks. The date and legends are clear. Our grade is net VG10. 5974082-006

Ex Stack’s Bowers (sale date not recorded), lot 2113 (lot ticket included)

LOT 72 1786 Connecticut Miller 4.1-G R3 MBL, PCGS graded VF30. Choice glossy medium brown with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. Smooth and nearly flawless; a thin planchet fissure on the jawline is the only defect. Nicely centered with a strong date. 331.30/38609234

LOT 69 1785 Connecticut Miller 7.1-D R4+ MBL NGC graded VF25. Glossy medium brown with darker chocolate brown in protected areas. The surfaces are smooth except for a couple shallow planchet fissures: two small ones on the neck and a longer one through the outstretched arm of the seated figure. The date is easily readable and the legends are clear. Late die state with strong swelling on the obverse. The attribution is noted on the NGC label. 6844171-001

Ex Heritage Auctions #60347:53022 (lot ticket included)

LOT 73 1786 Connecticut Miller 4.1-G R3 MBL, F15+. Glossy medium brown and light chocolate. Smooth and free of marks or verdigris, but there are a few minor planchet fissures on both sides. Struck slightly off center to K-7. The date is complete and clear.

LOT 70 1785 Connecticut Miller 8-D R5+ MBL NGC VF Details, Improperly Cleaned. The obverse is glossy medium steel brown and light chocolate while the reverse has been cleaned and retoned dark steel brown with underlying very faded red in protected areas. No roughness or marks, but there is a trace of lacquer or glue under the arm holding the branch. The date is strong and the legends are clear. Our grade is net VF20. The attribution and Partrick provenance are noted on the NGC label. 2048943-037

LOT 74 1786 Connecticut Miller 5.3-N R2 MBL, “Hercules Head,” PCGS graded VG08. Attractive mostly glossy chocolate brown and steel with traces of lighter brown on the obverse. Mostly smooth with very nice eye appeal for the grade, but there are traces of fine verdigris in some protected areas. A small void under RI and a nick before the face of the seated figure are the notable marks. The graders were rather harsh on this one, perhaps due to the usual weakness on the reverse from to a badly worn die. 334.08/44386677

Ex Frederick B. Taylor, Bowers & Merena 3/26/1987:2334-Donald G. Partrick Collection, Heritage Auctions #63160:44038 (includes the Partrick collection envelope and both lot tickets)

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LOT 75 1787 Connecticut Miller 1.1-A R3 MBR, Small Head with ETLIB INDE, PCGS graded F15. Slightly glossy dark olive brown and steel. Fine roughness covers the fields and protected areas and there are traces of fine verdigris. The only mark is an old scratch under the D in INDE. The date and legends are complete and clear. (The reverse of the holder is badly scuffed.) 346.15/16864791

LOT 78 Trio of Connecticut Coppers. Includes 1787 Miller 8-O R3 MBL F15 net G5 for corrosion, 1787 Miller 33.28-Z.16 R5 “Snipe Nose” DBL G4, and 1788 Miller 12.1-F.1 MBL VG8 net AG3 for roughness and a rim dent. Lot of 3 coins.

LOT 76 1787 Connecticut Miller 1.2-C R3 MBR, “Muttonhead,” NGC graded VF30. Choice glossy light brown with olive brown in protected areas. Smooth and free marks or planchet voids, but there are traces of soft verdigris/crud in protected areas. A nice example of this “Redbook” variety, but the NGC grade appears to be a bit optimistic. Our grade is VF20. The Muttonhead” feature is noted on the NGC label. 6488539-001

LOT 77 1787 Connecticut Miller 6.1-M R1 MBL, “Laughing Head,” NGC graded VF30. Choice glossy medium brown and light chocolate. Sharp and attractive. The only notable marks are two small rim nicks at the bottom of the obverse and a rim bruise at the T in ET. The date and legends are complete and strong. Struck with the reverse rotated 30 degrees clockwise relative to the normal head-to-foot die orientation. A nice example of this “Redbook” type. The “Laughing Head” feature is noted on the NGC label. (Looks more like a smirk to this cataloger.) 4707010-015

LOT 79 1787 Connecticut Miller 17-g.3 DBL G6. Sharpness F15 with a collection of deep dents in the center of the reverse. Otherwise smooth and quite nice with attractive glossy medium brown toning. The date is partial and weak due to the strike being off center in that direction. Weight 137.0 grains. Comes with a nice provenance.

Ex B. G. Johnson (St. Louis Stamp & Coin Co), Hans M. F. Schulman 1951 auction, lot 514-B. G. Johnson (includes the Johnson envelope and Schulman lot envelope)

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LOT 80 1788 Connecticut Miller 4.1-K R5 MBR, PCGS graded XF45. Choice glossy steel brown and light chocolate with frosty tan and light brown in protected areas. Smooth and void of defects, just lightly worn. Nicely struck but the planchet was too small for the reverse die so the bottom of the date and upper half of ET LIB are off the planchet. Later die state with strong die clashmarks on both sides. A very nice piece, but the PCGS grade seems a bit high. Our grade is VF30 Choice. The attribution and Twin Leaf provenance are noted on the PCGS label. 687252.45/36651809

Ex Bob Rhue, 2000 C-4 Sale, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 11/18/2000:252-W. M. “Jack” Wadlington (The Twin Leaf Collection)-Stack’s Bowers

LOT 83 Trio of 1787 Connecticut Copies. Includes Miller 1.1-A, 4-L, and 39-H.1. Grades are F-VF. Lot of 3 cast COPIES.

Ex Dr. Michael Spencer

LOT 81 1788 Connecticut Miller 7-E R5 MBL, G6. Sharpness VG10, even sharper on the obverse, but lightly cleaned. A few minor planchet flakes and fissures but no corrosion or contact marks. The date is weak but readable. Weight 116.6.grains.

LOT 84 1787 Machin’s Mills Vlack 17-87A R2 PCGS graded F12. Olive brown and steel. A bit dull from a thin layer of oxidation and microscopic dirt, but there are no notable marks or traces of verdigris. The date is complete and easily readable. Later die state with a bulge in the center of the reverse from die failure. 469.12/29182683

LOT 82 1788 Connecticut Miller 16.3-N R2 DBL, PCGS graded XF45. Glossy chocolate and dark steel brown with lighter brown in protected areas. Mostly smooth and the eye appeal is nice, but there is a small patch of fine roughness at the top of the I in AUCTORI and a larger area of roughness at the bottom of the globe. The date is bold and the legends are strong. Our grade is VF35, a bit more conservative than the PCGS assessment due to the minor roughness. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. (The reverse of the holder is scuffed.) 687240.45/40477718

LOT 85 1787 Machin’s Mills Vlack 18-87C R4 NGC graded F15. Partly glossy medium brown and light chocolate with some darker chocolate brown in protected areas. Mostly smooth and the eye appeal is nice for the grade, but there is minor roughness in some of the protected areas, particularly in the field before the portrait. No marks or verdigris. The date is complete and strong. Early die state. 6073302-004

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LOT 86 1788 Machin’s Mills Vlack 13-88CT, Miller 101-D, R4 PCGS VF Detail, Rim Damage. Glossy light brown with smooth surfaces, but there are a few deep digs at the rims: one at DE in INDE and two just right of the date. All three digs created bulges on the opposite side of the planchet. Otherwise nice with minor planchet voids. The date is bold. Later die state with cracks and a bulge that nearly obliterates the III. This variety is collected with both the Machin’s and Connecticut series. The reverse die (D) was used to strike two different varieties in the Connecticut series: Miller 2-D and Miller 16.1-D. Our grade is net F15. The attribution and Twin Leaf provenance are noted on the PCGS label. 687740-98/36652161

Ex W. M. “Jack” Wadlington (The Twin Leaf Collection)-Stack’s Bowers

 1786 NO COULTER

LOT 87 1786 New Jersey Maris 12-G R4 No Coulter, PCGS graded VF25. Slightly glossy medium chocolate brown with lighter brown on the devices. Reasonably smooth but a glass reveals microscopic roughness covering the planchet with peeps of very fine verdigris in some protected areas. The only marks is a small rim nick left of the date. A curved planchet clip that affects the dentils at the top of the obverse is a good identifying feature. The date was softly impressed into the die but it is complete and easily readable. The legends are clear. Struck in medal turn, head-to-head. Overall a nice example of the “No Coulter” type, and it comes with a very nice provenance. The Syd Martin Collection provenance is noted on the PCGS label. 494.25/34175463

Ex Syd Martin Collection, Stack’s Bowers 11/2017

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 CHOICE “BRIDLE” NEW JERSEY

LOT 89 1786 New Jersey Maris 18-M R1 “Bridle Variety,” PCGS graded VF25. Choice glossy light to medium brown with slightly darker steel brown toning on the devices. Smooth and essentially flawless with great eye appeal. A minor planchet clip over US in PLURIBUS is the best identifying feature. Struck slightly off center to the bottom leaving the date tight to the edge of the planchet. The “Bridle” feature is strong and it is noted on the PCGS label. 501.25/36320769

 DOUBLE STRUCK MARIS 15-T

LOT 88 1786 New Jersey Maris 15-T R3 PCGS graded XF40. Nearly smooth showing extremely fine roughness under strong magnification, all effectively hidden under the glossy toning. No verdigris or notable marks, but there is a small, curved planchet clip under the 6 in the date. Boldly double struck. The first impression was centered on the planchet; the second was off about 5-10% to K-8. Sharp and very attractive; a great mint error. The attribution and “Double Struck” feature are noted on the PCGS label. 766262.40/37291207

LOT 91 1787 New Jersey Maris 34-J R3 “Deer Head” Variety, NGC graded F12. A “Sprig Above Plow” type. Rather glossy olive brown and chocolate with slightly lighter brown on the devices. Covered with microscopic granularity but the eye appeal is decent. Just a couple trivial marks including a tiny rim nick left of the date and another over the U in PLURIBUS. Later die state with a subtle bulge in the center of the obverse. The “Sprig Above Plow” feature is noted on the NGC label. 6054637-020

LOT 90 1787 New Jersey Maris 30-L R4 F15. Sharpness VF30 but covered with very fine granularity. Lightly cleaned with coppery tan highpoints and darker olive brown protected areas. No marks or verdigris. The date and legends are strong. Weight 139.7 grains.

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LOT 92 1787 New Jersey Maris 38-Y R3 NGC graded VF20. Glossy medium brown and light chocolate. Smooth and attractive with trivial defects. A light diagonal scratch in the field before the chest of the horse and a few tiny planchet flakes near the rims are the only notable defects. There are two minor planchet clips: one at the top of the obverse and an even smaller one right of the M in UNUM. The date and legends are complete and clear. Nice for the grade, and it comes with an important provenance. The attribution and Partrick Collection provenance are noted on the NGC label. 5746976-019

LOT 93 1787 New Jersey Maris 54-k R3 “Serpent Head,” PCGS graded VF25. Glossy medium chocolate brown with lighter brown on the devices. Smooth with a few minor marks including a fine diagonal scratch through the V in NOVA, a tiny rim nick left of the date, and a couple small scratches in the left center of the shield. The date is complete and clear as are the legends except for weakness left of the shield thanks to swelling in that area. The “Serpent Head” feature and Syd Martin Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. 518.25/34176358

Ex Syd Martin Collection-Stack’s Bowers 11/2017

Ex Donald G. Partrick Collection

 NEW JERSEY OVER CONNECTICUT

LOT 94 1787 New Jersey Maris 56-n R1 “Camel Head,” PCGS graded VF25. Glossy olive and dark steel brown. Smooth with trivial defects including a speck of reddish planchet impurity on the left edge of the shield (as struck). The date is clear as are most of the legends, but portions are missing because this New Jersey was struck over a Connecticut with a Mailed Bust Left obverse. AUCTORI from the Connecticut is readable along the right side of the obverse and portions of the Mailed Bust are impressed into the horse’s head. The undertype on the reverse is not as clear. The overstruck feature is not noted on the PCGS label but the “Camel Head” is mentioned. 515.25/43119815

LOT 95 1787 New Jersey Maris 63-s R2 NGC graded VF20. A “Sprig Above Plow” type. Rather glossy light olive and steel brown. The highpoints are smooth but the fields and protected areas are granular. No verdigris. There are a few marks including a scrape on the plow above the second 7, a rim nick over the N in NOVA, and a few more at the E left of the shield. The date and legends are all strong. 3309955-011

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 RARE MARIS 66-V NEW JERSEY

LOT 96 1788 New Jersey Maris 66-v R5+ PCGS AU Detail, Environmental Damage. A sharp piece with very little if any actual wear but covered with uniform moderate roughness. Dark olive brown and steel. No verdigris, just a few fine scratches well hidden in the toning and roughness. The date and legends are complete and strong. Our grade is net VF20. 521.97/45405663

Ex Angel Pietri-Syd Martin Collection-Stack’s Bowers 11/8/2017:4198 (includes the Martin collection envelope and lot ticket)

LOT 97 1788 New Jersey Maris 67-v R1 NGC graded XF45. Dull dark steel and olive brown with microscopic specks of verdigris on both sides. Covered with fine granularity but there are no marks and very little if any wear on the devices. The date and legends are complete and clear. 2135441-001  MARIS 73-AA EX BOYD-FORD-MARTIN

LOT 98 1787 New Jersey Maris 73-aa R5 “Plaited Mane,” PCGS graded VF25. Glossy reddish chocolate brown with lighter brown on the devices. Rather smooth but a glass reveals minor roughness in a few places but no verdigris. Minor marks, all lost in the toning. A shallow dig off the point of the horse’s chest and a dull mark close to the plow below the beam. The date is complete and easily readable, which is unusual for this variety. Struck over a Connecticut copper. LIB shows at the end of the plow handles and NEC is clearly visible left of the shield. Unevenly struck from a very late state of the obverse die with severe failure behind the head. A really neat example of this tough variety, and it comes with a wonderful provenance. The attribution and Spiro-Ford-Martin provenance are noted on the PCGS label. 763355.25/44621867

Ex Dr. Jacob N. Spiro, Hans M. F. Schulman 3/18/1955:1616-F. C. C. Boyd Estate-John J. Ford, Jr., Stack’s 10/14/2005:216-Syd Martin Collection, Stack’s Bowers 11/2017

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LOT 99 1788 New Jersey Maris 77-dd R2 “Running Fox,” PCGS XF Detail, Environmental Damage. Rather glossy dark olive brown with lighter brown toning on some of the highpoints. Fine to moderate granularity covers all but the highest points of the devices. No marks or verdigris. Nicely struck with a clear date and strong legends. The “Running Fox” is complete and clear. Our grade is net VF20. The attribution and “Running Fox” feature are noted on the PCGS label. 766251.97/37291164  SHARP RYDER-9 “BABY HEAD”

LOT 100 1786 Vermont Ryder-9 R3 “Baby Head,” NGC graded VF30. Slightly glossy light to medium brown. The surfaces are decent for the variety but not perfectly smooth. No verdigris. The notable defects are a planchet void on the back of the neck, a smaller one under the truncation, and a few shallow voids in the field behind the seated figure. A dull nick between the E & R in VERMON is the only significant contact mark. Nicely struck with a bold date and strong legends with the exception of ET which is complete but not strong. A bit dull from oxidation; looks like a piece that has never been brushed. Imperfect for sure but far above average for this popular “Redbook” variety. The “Baby Head” variety is noted on the NGC label. 1576854-003

LOT 101 1787 Vermont Ryder-13 R1 “BRITANNIA,” PCGS graded VF30. Slightly glossy medium brown and chocolate. No marks or verdigris. Struck slightly off center to K-2. The obverse is sharply detailed and many of the features on the reverse can be made out. MDS with a die crack from the cheek to the bottom of the obverse. There is a curved planchet clip over AUC. The “BRITANNIA” variety is noted on the PCGS label. 554.30/2838222

LOT 102 1788 Vermont Ryder-27 R1 PCGS graded VF20. Steel brown. Sharply detailed for the assigned grade but the planchet is a bit rough, especially on the right side of the reverse where there are many small chips or pits. A planchet void at TOR in AUCTORI and a rim nick at RM in VERMON are the other notable defects. MDS with a dull die crack from the bust to the star. The date is clear. 563.20/14563151

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LOT 106 1794 Franklin Press Token, Breen-1165, PCGS graded XF45. Attractive glossy medium brown and light chocolate. Smooth with strong devices throughout. The only mark is a scratch through the second S in PRESS. Listed on page 74 in the 2024 “Redbook.” 630.45/44157329

LOT 103 Pair of Struck Copies. Includes 1785 Nova Constellatio with Pointed Rays MS60, and 1788 Massachusetts half cent AU50. A nice pair. Weights are 117.2 and 113.0 grains respectively. Lot of 2 COPIES.

WASHINGTONIA

LOT 107 1793/2 Washington Ship Halfpenny Breen-1225, PCGS graded VF20. Glossy medium chocolate with lighter steel brown on the devices. Smooth with a few marks including a collection of ticks at the right side of the eye and a half dozen pinpricks on the reverse. Late state of the dies with swelling on the reverse. The overdate feature is no longer visible. The Anglesey edge and Crooked River Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. Listed on page 81 in the 2024 “Redbook.” (The obverse is the holder is cracked.) 734.20/46065524

LOT 104 Pair of 1787 Copies. Includes a beautiful New Jersey Mint State with some faded red and a cast Fugio Cent EF40. Weights are 119.6 and 140.4 grains respectively. Lot of 2 COPIES.

LOT 105 (1787) New York George Clinton Fantasy Mule, EF40 (Holed). Glossy dark olive brown with tan highpoints. Sharply struck with diagonal reeding. An odd piece with unknown origin. Weight 135.9 grains.

LOT 108 (1795) Washington Liberty and Security Penny, Breen-1254, PCGS graded AU50. Glossy medium chocolate with light olive and sea-green toning on the reverse. Smooth with light rim bruises on both sides. Variety with the ASYLUM edge lettering. Listed on page 82 in the 2024 “Redbook.” 767.50/45184074

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LOT 109 1795 Washington Grate Halfpenny, Breen-1271, NGC graded MS62 Brown. Glossy chocolate brown and steel with peeps of faded mint red in protected areas on the obverse. Sharply struck with fine die cracks in the legend on the left side of the obverse. Variety with large buttons and a diagonally reeded edge. Listed on page 81 in the 2024 “Redbook.” 5984416-025

LOT 112 (1795) Baker-30 R-2 Washington Liberty & Security Penny Asylum Edge PCGS MS62BN. Attractive light brown with hints of mellowed mint red in some protected areas and a bit of light rub on the highest points. Smooth, lustrous surfaces. Aslyum Edge with the lettering reading “AN SYLUM FOR THE OPPRESS’D OF ALL NATIONS. Our grade is AU58. 767.62/34610256

MEDALS 

LOT 110 (1795) Washington North Wales Halfpenny, Breen-1294, W-11150, NGC graded XF40. Glossy light to medium chocolate brown. Smooth with hints of frost in the fields and no defects. These are always softly struck, especially on the harp strings that are opposite the head. Variety with a plain edge and a single star on either side of the bottom of the harp. Listed on page 82 in the 2024 “Redbook.” The attribution and Partrick provenance are noted on the NGC label. 5747119-008

Ex “J. H.” 11/18/1978-Donald G. Partrick Collection (includes the Partrick collection envelope)

LOT 113 1783 Treaty of Paris Peace of Versailles Medal Betts-610 BHM-255 NGC MS62. Beautiful light reflective gray surfaces with a deep copper insert. White metal, the obverse legends translates “Thus concord unites enemies as friends.”, while the reverse legends translates “From the clash of arms, the joyful light of peace rises again.” “Let there be peace.”. 4251579-010

Ex; Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society

LOT 111 Pair of Washington COPIES. Includes a 1791 Large Eagle Cent (Breen-1206, cast copy) with a lettered edge EF40, and an 1800 Funeral Penny (Breen-1278, Baker-69, cast copy) F12 (holed). Both are glossy brown and chocolate. Weights are 254.9 and 347.1 grains respectively. Lot of 2 cast COPIES.

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LOT 114 1893 Eglit 116 Consilio et Animis - Spirit of Chicago Alumnimum Medal. There are some faint hairlines in the fields, otherwise bold reflective luster on with crisp details. Obverse bust of CHRISTOPHE COLOMB on a pedastal. Reverse Chicago City Goddess. 51mm.

LOT 115 1794 Admiral of the Fleet Richard Howe Glorius June 1 1794 Medal. Medal comemmorating Admiral of the Fleet Richard Howe (1726-1799) and the Battle of the Glorius First of June, 1794. Trivial marks on the fields and devices. Obverse is the bust of the Admiral facing right, the reverse is quarter view of Lord Howe’s flagship Queen Charlotte sinking a French ship on the line.

LOT 116 William IV Bust on Copper Planchet. Medal of William IV Bust on a copper planchet. Some undertype or incused legends remains visible around the peripheries of either side, including an incused 1797 on the reverse. Inspection recommended.

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HALF CENTS 

LOT 120 1802/0 C-1 R-6 Reverse of 1800 PCGS P/FR Details. Likely buried in the ground for a time and now a ruddy steel brown and charocal patina with shallow scale on granular surfaces. A little sharper on the obverse than the reverse, with full LIBERTY, weak but readable date, and identifiable overdate feature. The reverse wreath is mostly visible except the top leaves. Manley Die State 1.0. Our grade is net FR2. 35122.97/29174504

LOT 117 1794 C-9 R-2 High Relief Head NGC AU58 CAC. Attractive light to medium brown with hints of underlying faded mint red in the protected areas. There are some pre-striking planchet chips remaining on the central reverse, opposite the highest relief on the obverse. Otherwise free of marks with beautiful cartwheel luster remaining on the surfaces. Rare EDS Manley Die State 1.0, Breen Die State I with some obverse die clash marks but no visible die cracks on either side. Our grade is AU55. 5747072-002

Ex; Stack’s (privately 12/1991) - Donald G. Partrick Collection

LOT 121 1805 C-1 R-1 Small 5, Stemless NGC AU50. Light olive and tan browns with hints of very faded mint red in some protected areas. Only the most trivial marks, including a very faint hairline scratch from the drapery at the shoulder right into thte field that blends in well, and a nick in the mid hair. Attractive surfaces, Small 5 Stemless wreath. Our grade is XF40+ . 6284707-002

LOT 118 1795 C-4 R-3 Plain Edge, Punctuated Date VG10+. Attractive tan brown and light olive. There are a few faint hairline scratches over TED in UNITED and inside the wreath, as well as minor bumps along the rims. Smooth surfaces, Manley Die State 2.0 with the usual obverse bulge in the right field, as well as weakly struck HALF CENT and the couple die breaks below TA in STATES. Plain Edge, Punctuated Date. Broken out of an NGC F15 CAC holder (3809065-001), label included.

LOT 122 1805 C-3 R4 Small 5 with Stems, ANACS AG3 Details, Damaged, Bent. Slightly glossy light olive and chocolate. The date is nearly complete and is easily readable but most of the reverse is gone. Minor roughness covers much of the planchet and there are numerous dents. Our grade is net Basal State-1. A hole-filler for the tough Small 5 with Stems type. The attribution is noted on the ANACS label. 7464476

LOT 123 Trio of Half Cents, 1806-1808. Includes 1806 Stemless Wreath Fair-2, 1807 VG8, and 1808/7 Overdate Fair-2. Some are sharper with defects. Lot of 3 coins.

LOT 119 Trio of Half Cents, 1800 & 1804. Includes 1800 G6, 1804 Crosslet 4 without Stems G5, and 1804 Plain 4 without Stems VG8. Lot of 3 coins.

From the Lucien Birkler Collection (includes the Birkler collection envelopes)

From the Lucien Birkler Collection (includes the Birkler collection envelopes)

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LOT 124 1807 C-1 R-1 PCGS AU53. Deep olive and steel browns gently mottled with subtle maroon on the obverse and hints of faded mint red in the protected areas. There are a handful of minor marks on the cheek, neck, and chest. Smooth surfaces, EDS Manley State 1.0 with mostly full dentilation and the faint crack extending through the top of 07 to the right base of the drapery. Our grade is EF40. 1104.53/41383004

LOT 128 Quartet of Half Cents, 1809-1829. Includes 1809 with a rotated reverse G4, 1826 Fair-2, 1828 12 Star Obverse G6, and 1829 EF45 but holed. Lot of 4 coins.

From the Lucien Birkler Collection (includes the Birkler collection envelopes)

LOT 129 1828 C-2 R1 12-Star Obverse, ANACS graded VF35. Frosty tan with darker steel brown on the highpoints. No notable marks. M-LDS. Our grade is VF30. The attribution is noted on the ANACS label. 7464479

LOT 125 1807 C-1 R1 ANACS graded EF40. Glossy light olive and chocolate. Attractive with light wear. The only notable mark is a spot of darker brown toning at the first S in STATES. LDS, Manley state 3.0. Our grade is VF30+. The attribution is noted on the ANACS label. 7464477

LOT 130 1832 C-3 R2 ANACS graded AU58. Light tan and chocolate with golden tan faded down from mint color in protected areas on the reverse. Sharply struck with just a hint of friction on the highpoints. E-MDS. Our grade is AU55. The attribution is shown as C-1 on the ANACS label, which is incorrect. 7681355

LOT 126 1809 C-3 R1 ANACS AU50 Details, Scratched. Frosty olive brown and steel. The only notable mark is a faint hairline scratch from star 4 to the hair right of the neck, and it is invisible to the unaided eye. MDS with the reverse rotated 25 degrees CCW. Our grade is EF45+ net EF40. The attribution and Rotated Dies feature are noted on the ANACS label. 7475096

LOT 131 1834 C-1 R1 ANACS graded MS62 Brown. Frosty dark steel brown and chocolate with very faded red in some protected areas on the obverse. Sharply struck LDS, Manley state 3.0, with strong die clashmarks on both sides. Our grade is MS60. The attribution is noted on the ANACS label. 7464480

LOT 127 1809 C-6 R1 ANACS AU50 Details, Cleaned. Recolored glossy tan and olive brown with bluish steel overtones on the reverse. A thin nick high above the L in HALF is the only notable mark. M-LDS, Manley state 5.0, with narrow rim cuds on the right side of the obverse. Our grade is net VF35. The attribution is noted on the ANACS label. 7464478

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