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1652 Oak Tree Shilling, AN DO, MS64 NGC. Noe-3, W-450, Salmon 1-C, R.6. ...
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$44,650.00
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Description
1652 Oak Tree Shilling, MS64
The Finest Known Noe-3, AN DO
1652 Oak Tree Shilling, AN DO, MS64 NGC. Noe-3, W-450, Salmon
1-C, R.6. 72.2 grains. A rare variety despite three examples in
the Ford Collection, two others in the Hain Collection, and two
pieces in the present sale. This specimen is the finest of those
from Ford, and was previously in the F.C.C. Boyd Collection. An
impressive oval-shaped example that displays AN DO instead of the
usual AN DOM, this Oak Tree shilling is toned medium sea-green and
caramel-gold with shimmering luster and pleasing surfaces. The
tree, date, and denomination are bold, as are most of the
peripheral letters. DO is weak due to the die state, and a planchet
wave near the edge causes softness on HV. The obverse is slightly
misaligned toward 12 o'clock with the tops of MASAT incomplete. The
reverse is moderately misaligned toward 3:30, affecting portions of
WEN.Ex: F.C.C. Boyd Collection; John J. Ford, Jr. Collection, Part XII (Stack's, 10/2005), lot 18; Donald Groves Partrick.
Coin Index Numbers: (PCGS# 20, Greysheet# 8)
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Auction Info
2015 January 7 - 12 FUN US Coins Signature Auction - Orlando #1216 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
January, 2015
7th-12th
Wednesday-Monday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 13
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