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1870-CC 25C Genuine PCGS....
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Sold on Aug 11, 2010 for:
$6,900.00
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Description
1870-CC Seated Liberty Quarter
Rarest Regular Issue of the Series
1870-CC 25C Genuine PCGS. The PCGS number ending in 95
suggests scratched, rim dent as the reason, or one of the reasons,
PCGS deemed this coin not gradable. In our opinion, this coin has
the details of an XF specimen that has been scratched and cleaned.
From a minuscule mintage of 8,340 pieces, the 1870-CC Seated
Liberty quarter is considered the rarest regular-issue of the
series. The present coin is an attractive, genuine specimen of this
rare date, in spite of the problems noted above. Much original
detail remains on all design elements and all letters in LIBERTY
are easily readable. The formidable rarity of this date in any
grade makes this straight-forward Genuine example a desirable
choice for date collectors.
The Confident Carson City Coin Collector
by Rusty Goe
The Carson City Mint’s celebrated legacy — replete with landmark achievements, setbacks, mysteries and tall tales — is covered in exacting detail in Goe’s three-volume set.
by Rusty Goe
The Carson City Mint’s celebrated legacy — replete with landmark achievements, setbacks, mysteries and tall tales — is covered in exacting detail in Goe’s three-volume set.
Auction Info
2010 August Boston, MA Signature & Platinum Night ANA Coin Auction #1143 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
August, 2010
11th-15th
Wednesday-Sunday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 12
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