LOT #5571 |
Sold on Jan 10, 2013 for: Not Sold
1800 H10C -- Struck Twice, Rotated in Collar -- MS63 NGC. V-1, LM-1, R.3....
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Sold on Jan 10, 2013 for:
Not Sold Description
Select Mint State 1800 Half Dime
V-1, LM-1, Struck Twice in Collar
1800 H10C -- Struck Twice, Rotated in Collar -- MS63 NGC. V-1,
LM-1, R.3. Extremely late state of the V-1 or LM-1 obverse. The
denticles below the second half of the date are broken off, a die
crack rises from the first zero in the date to the bottom of the
bust, and in the space to the right of Liberty's neck, a "collar"
die clash appears. Further complicating the appearance of this
piece's struck features: it received two impressions, resulting in
doubling visible on the finer details such as the stars. As a coin
it is remarkably well-preserved, especially given the passage of
two centuries, and the gold and blue-green toning over each side is
charming.
Auction Info
2013 January 9-14 US Coin FUN Signature Auction - Orlando #1181 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
January, 2013
9th-14th
Wednesday-Monday
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