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1863 Postage Currency Ten Cents in Tin
Judd-329, PR63

1863 10C Ten Cents, Judd-329, Pollock-399, Cassel-26, Low R.6, PR63 PCGS. Ex: Simpson. The obverse features an ornamental shield that has an inverted laurel wreath suspended from a ring. A pair of arrows are crossed behind the shield. The reverse features the denomination and date in the center. The peripheral legends are EXCHANGED FOR U.S. NOTES on the obverse and POSTAGE CURRENCY ACT JULY 1862 on the reverse. Struck in block (impure) tin with a plain edge. David Cassel discovered that 39 examples of this pattern were struck on May 20, 1863. Planchets vary in weight between 21 and 27 grains. The gray surfaces show a slight dusting of deeper patina. Several interesting die cracks are noted on the obverse. Sharply detailed.
Collecting Patterns – A Brief History and Commentary

Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 29FC, PCGS# 60488, Greysheet# 12523)


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Auction Dates
September, 2020
17th Thursday
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Sold on Sep 17, 2020 for: $3,600.00
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