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1862 | PCGS MS62 |
SOLD | P-1. The 1862 Variety 1 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Obverse 3 of this die pairing features a possible misplaced digit at the bust point. The most important feature of the offered coin is the development of the large Reverse C cud. Only two examples of this die pairing, including this coin, are known to have developed the Reverse C cud. All die pairings that develop cuds are extremely scarce to rare, with mint state examples exceedingly rare. Special consideration should be warranted for this example. Click on the following images of the Reverse C cud and PCGS slab to enlarge:
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1862 | F15 | SOLD | P-6. Reverse H of this die pairing exhibits Class IV Hub Doubling. Strictly original and conservatively graded. Variety 6 represents a top 100 variety based on the doubled die reverse.
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1862 | XF45 | SOLD | P-21. Reverse W has developed a retained cud between 3:00 and 4:15. A super choice example for the collector of Indian Cent cuds. |
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1862 | VG10 | SOLD | NEWLY LISTED 08/09/22. P-57. The 1862 Variety 57 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Reverse AAG of this die pairing has developed a retained cud between 11:30 and 12:30. |
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1863 | VG10 | SOLD | P-58. The Variety 58 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Reverse AAH of this die pairing has developed a retained cud between 10:30 and 11:45. | |||
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1863 | XF40 Details |
$46 |
P-84. The plate coin for Variety 84 in the web book. Reverse AAAH has developed a cud between 11:15 and 12:45. The offered coin exhibits evenly corroded surfaces. | ||
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1863 | G4 | $55 |
P-98. The 1863 Variety 98 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Reverse AAAV of this die pairing has developed a cud between 11:30 and 12:45. | |||
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1864 Copper Nickel |
G4 | SOLD | P-22. The plate coin for 1864 Copper Nickel Variety 22 in the Web Book. Reverse AAAR of this die pairing has developed a retained cud between 10:00 and 10:45. | |||
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1864 Bronze |
G4 | $59.99 |
P-33. The plate coin for Variety 33 in the web book. Reverse AAAE has developed a large cud between 11:15 and 12:45. A wonderful addition to a collection of cud dies! | |||
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1864 With L |
VF35 | $185 |
P-4. Obverse 6 features bold date repunching, with the 1 and 8 exhibiting two separate initial date impressions. The offered coin is strictly original and quite conservatively graded. I suspect this example would likely grade XF40 through PCGS if submitted for grading. A great example and a top 100 die variety also. | ||
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1864 With L |
VG8 | SOLD | P-30. The 1864 With L Variety 30 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Reverse AAU has developed a large cud between 7:30 and 9:45. The offered coin is the finest known of only four examples known to this author. A great example that deserves consideration based on the sheer size of the cud. | ||
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1865 Plain 5 |
F12 Details |
SOLD | NEWLY LISTED 08/07/22. P-23a. Reverse AAL of this die pairing has developed a retained cud between 10:15 and 10:45. Variety 23 represents the second usage of Obverse AAL. Although the obverse been cleaned and has sustained damage, the Variety 23a Die State is rare. | ||
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1865 Fancy 5 |
VG8 | $59.99 |
P-18. Reverse AH of this die pairing features a large fiber hub-through extending into the right side of the shield from the right wreath, as well as smaller fiber hub-throughs within the vertical shield bars. Variety 18 is an extremely interesting die pairing and has been rated a 3 star variety by Rick Snow. | ||
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1865 Fancy 5 |
VF35 Details |
SOLD | P-19a. The plate coin for 1865 Fancy 5 Variety 19a in the Web Book. Obverse 18 of this die pairing has developed a retained cud between 4:00 and 4:30. Although the offered coin exhibits environmental damage, obverse retained cuds are especially rare. | |||
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1865 Fancy 5 |
G6 | $55 |
P-32. The plate coin for Variety 32 in the web book. Reverse AAA has developed a cud between 11:45 and 12:15. Variety 32 is extremely scarce with only two examples identified, with the offered coin being the finer example. | ||
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1867 | G4 | SOLD | P-3. The 1867 Variety 3 Plate Coin in the Web Book. The offered coin represents the latest die state of the Varity 3 Die Pairing, with Reverse C developing a cud between 6:15 and 7:30. The only example of Variety 3 with the Reverse C die cud yet identified. | ||
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1883 | XF40 | SOLD | P-29. The 1883 Variety 29 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Reverse AH is identified by die rust within the ribbon knot, olive leaves, lower oak leaves of the left wreath and (C)ENT. The Variety 29 Die Pairing is a relatively new discovery with no others yet discovered. | ||
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1892 | G4 | SOLD | P-22a. The plate coin for Variety 22a in the web book. Reverse V has developed a large retained cud between 3:00 and 5:00. | |||
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1895 | AU53 | SOLD | NEWLY LISTED 08/07/22. P-9. Obverse 13 features multiple date repunchings. The Variety 9 Die Pairing represents a top 100 die variety. The offered coin exhibits spotty toning, but is a strictly original example. | ||
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1895 | AU50 | SOLD | P-30. Obverse 33 features the tip of a misplaced 5 digit embedded in the top of the lower hair curl. A corrosion spot is noted on the reverse by (O)NE AND (C)ENT. | ||
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1895 | VF20 | SOLD | NEWLY LISTED 07/22/22. P-30. Obverse 33 features the tip of a misplaced 5 digit embedded in the top of the lower hair curl. Variety 30 represents a top 100 Variety within the Indian Cent series. | ||
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1896 | AU50 Details |
SOLD | P-21. The 'Flying 9' variety. One of the finest known examples of this die pairing, but with a couple rim bumps. | ||
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1901 | G6 | $49.99 |
P-28. Reverse AG has developed a retained cud between 3:30 and 4:15 | ||
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1906 | XF40 | SOLD | A clipped planchet, which occurred when planchets were cut from the strips of metal via the Blanking Press. Evidence of the clipping featured on the offered coin may be seen at 5:00 on the obverse and 1:00 on the reverse. | |||
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1906 | AU50 | $27.99 |
NEWLY LISTED 08/07/22. P-76. Obverse 75 of this die pairing features date repunching. Strictly original example. | ||
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1906 | AU55 Details |
SOLD | NEWLY LISTED 08/04/22. P-100. The Variety 100 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Variety 100 represents the third usage of Obverse 18, which features the tops of a misplaced 0 and 6 within the denticles. The offered coin has been lightly cleaned. | ||
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1907 | MS63BN | $75 |
P-26. The Variety 26 Plate Coin in the Web Book. Obverse 28 of this die pairing features date repunching, with the primary initial date impressions located at the top of the 7. | ||
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1907 | XF45 | SOLD | P-26a. The 1907 Variety 26a Plate Coin in the Web Book. Obverse 28 of this die pairing features date repunching, with the primary initial date impressions located at the top of the 7. The offered coin is well struck, as all examples of Variety 26 are, and has the look of an AU graded coin. | ||
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1907 | XF45 | $23 |
P-30. Obverse 32 of this die pairing features date repunching. The offered coin has the look of an AU example with some remaining mint luster, though I prefer XF45 as the grade. | ||
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1907 | PCGS MS65RB |
SOLD | Beautiful gem example that really looks much better than my images can portray. |
