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1849 $5 Norris, Gregg, & Norris Five Dollar R.E. MS60 PCGS. Gold CAC. K-4, R.4....
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Description
1849 Norris, Gregg, and Norris Five, MS60
Reeded Edge, Period After ALLOY, K-4
1849 $5 Norris, Gregg, & Norris Five Dollar R.E. MS60 PCGS. Gold
CAC. K-4, R.4. The firm of Norris, Gregg, and Norris probably
issued the first California Territorial Gold coins in May of 1849.
The coins bore the mysterious initials N.G & N., which were only
deciphered in 1902 when the Chapman brothers sold the collection of
Augustus Humbert and found a note explaining "the long sought for
name of the firm issuing this coin." Unfortunately, the Chapman's
rendering of the name was Norris, Grigg, and Norris, but this was
close enough to eventually identify the firm. The present coin is a
delightful Mint State specimen, with vibrant mint luster and
pleasing green and reddish gold surfaces. The reeded edge and
period after ALLOY identify the scarce K-4 variety. Housed in a
green label holder with a gold CAC sticker. Listed on page 366 of
the 2012 Guide Book. Population: 1 in 60, 4 finer
(11/11).From The Klamath Mountain Collection.
Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# ANJE, PCGS# 10282, Greysheet# 11857)
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Auction Info
2012 January 4-8 US Coins & Platinum Night FUN Signature Auction- Orlando #1166 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
January, 2012
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