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1867 3CS PR67 NGC....
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$6,462.50
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Description
1867 Three Cent Silver, PR67
Beautifully Toned Example
Low-Mintage Issue
1867 3CS PR67 NGC. This Superb Gem proof 1867 three cent
silver is certainly one of the most spectacular representatives of
this low-mintage issue that we have handled. The surfaces are
deeply reflective beneath a blanket of cobalt-charcoal patina. Both
sides display brighter lavender and blue-gray overtones in select
areas.Population Data (7/14): NGC has certified nine other pieces at this lofty level, and one coin is finer. PCGS has only graded two coins PR67.
Heritage Commentary: The writing was on the wall for the three cent silver by the late 1860s. It is little wonder that the Philadelphia Mint produced only 4,000 business strikes and 625 proofs in 1867. This mintage of 625 proofs was uniform across all denominations contained in minor and silver proof sets this year. As in earlier years (1859 to 1861, especially) the production of proofs was greater than demand -- but to what extent is unknown.
Provenance: Long Beach Signature (Heritage, 10/2000), lot 5984.(Registry values: N4719)
Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 27CD, PCGS# 3717, Greysheet# 3688)
Weight: 0.75 grams
Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
Auction Info
2014 October 27 The Eugene H. Gardner Collection II US Coins Signature Auction - New York #1214 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
October, 2014
27th
Monday
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