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1652 Oak Tree Shilling, Salmon 3-D, AU58 NGC. Noe-5, W-470, R.2. ...
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Description
Salmon 3-D Oak Tree Shilling
Ex: Ellsworth-Garrett-Picker
1652 Oak Tree Shilling, Salmon 3-D, AU58 NGC. Noe-5, W-470,
R.2. 71.1 grains. The raised ridge of metal at the upper
obverse, appearing somewhat like a rim break or cud, is the result
of "plastic flow" of the metal as discussed at lot 3257 of the
Christopher J. Salmon Collection, Part I, another example of the
Salmon 3-D Oak Tree shilling having a similar but less pronounced
appearance. Traces of luster remain on the medium gray surfaces
that show attractive gold and pale blue toning. The tree is quite
sharp on this example that shows mostly complete legends. Although
a plentiful variety, this is an impressive example. Listed on page
36 of the 2023 Guide Book.Ex: Ellsworth Collection; Garrett Collection; Johns Hopkins University (privately); Richard Picker (10/1984), lot 7.
From The Christopher J. Salmon Collection of Massachusetts Silver, Part II.
Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 2ARL, Variety PCGS# 45362, Base PCGS# 20, Greysheet# 375056)
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Auction Info
2022 October 6 - 9 Long Beach Expo US Coins Signature® Auction #1349 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
October, 2022
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