1893-CC $5 AU58 Prooflike NGC. Winter 1-A....
Description
1893-CC Five Dollar, AU58 Prooflike
Rare Highly Reflective Example
1893-CC $5 AU58 Prooflike NGC. Winter 1-A. The Carson City
Mint produced its final issues of coinage in 1893, striking 60,000
half eagles during its final run. The final-year issue is quite
popular, and AU-level pieces are relatively plentiful. Prooflike
half eagles, however, become extremely rare, as NGC reports a total
of only five Prooflike pieces (10/25). Light olive-gold patina is
displayed on well-struck devices that retain most of their original
mint luster. Highly reflective fields ignite stark contrast and
release bright flashes of orange and lilac. Wear is light and field
abrasions are scattered to define the grade, but devices are almost
pristine. The overall visual presentation is quite pleasing.Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 25YB, PCGS# 78384)
Weight: 8.36 grams
Metal: 90% Gold, 10% Copper
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