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Billon (10% silver) with lots of luster and silver color remaining. Die orientated as shown. These are labeled as original (ORG) on the holder. Old green label holder.
Bronze cent, simliar to but smaller than the Large Cent and without the stars. Chocolate brown. Metrics are labeled on the holder.
German Silver. A very scarce example with only 10 examples traced. The strike is very weak, which is how these come. The elemental analysis is listed on the holder.
A rare copper example. Fully struck and an attractive chocolate brown. This is a very important 1856 with less than ten examples positively identified as copper.
Both sides show deep mirror fields with die stariatrions visible when held in the right light (shown in the image). This is a very attractive feature which is only found on very early die state pieces. This is one of the most eye appealing examples I have seen.
The very scarce Large Letter Pattern. The estimated mintage is only 20 examples and this is one of the best. The coin has good mirrors with very few marks. Light golden tone. Label says J-193, but this will be fixed.
A very interesting example with the reverse similar to that adopted in 1859. Rev. C, which is previously unknown on this combination. Great eye appeal. Minor marks and specks, all appropriate for the grade.
Interesting pattern with a small flying eagle by Assistant Engraver Anthony Paquet. Very few marks and much nicer than the grade implies. Old green-label holder from over 15 years ago.
Golden tone with rose highlights on the reverse. There are a few light spots.
Light golden tone. This is a very tough example to get in this grade. This is part of the very popular 12-piece pattern set.
A beautiful example with good mirrors and very few marks. Very high-end for the grade.
Good mirrors. Some light spots. A popular example with Anthony Paquet's small eagle.
Full strike with very few marks. Dies rotated as shown. The 1858 Indian Cent is always a popular coin as an extension of the series on year earlier.
The Transitional Indian head with a pointed bust. This is the finest known example. The mirrors are meduim, as are all of this issue. There are very few marks and no spots. Dies are rotated as shown. Only eight example are traced.
An attractive example that is a gem but is held from a higher grade due to some light stains on the reverse.
This is a beautiful deep miror example with outstanding eye appeal. The reverse is a newly seen reverse (die pair #4) for this issue. It is interesting in that the knot area shows retouching by hand. Should have graded cameo, in my opinion. Dies rotated as shown.
Light violet and gold tone. Some minor specks. This is a popular transitional pattern with the obverse of 1859 and the reverse of 1858.
Good mirrors. Typical strike with weakness at the first three feather tips. Very few marks. It looks like a gem. Very scarce with only one example graded higher. Total mintage is around 10 to 15 examples.
Dull mirrors with a typical strike for this issue. Very few marks. None graded higher. Very scarce with a mintage between 10 to 15 examples.
This would make a great addition to a comprehensive circulated set.
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