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1859-D $5 Medium D AU58 NGC....
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Description
Scarce AU58 1859-D Medium D Five Dollar
1859-D $5 Medium D AU58 NGC. Variety 36-CC. The 1859-D has the second lowest mintage in the Dahlonega five series with only 10,366 pieces struck. However, a surprising 120-140 examples are believed known in all grades with 28-32 pieces believed extant in AU. This is a bright, well-preserved near-Mint example that retains significant mint luster around the devices. The strike is soft in the centers, as usually seen. Numerous small abrasions are scattered about, but the only ones worthy of mention are located below star 5 on the obverse and in the upper reverse field below ES.(Registry values: P3)Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 25VD, PCGS# 8282, GSID# 9030)
Metal: 90% Gold, 10% Copper
Weight: 8.36 grams
AGW: 0.24188oz
Mintage: 10,366
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Auction Info
2010 April-May Milwaukee, WI CSNS US Coin Auction #1139 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
Apr-May, 2010
28th-2nd
Wednesday-Sunday
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