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The Low Leaves reverse of which less than10 are traced with an additional 5 patterns (J-183) from this same die pair. This is a very tough die pair that was struck in 1858 at the same time as the 12-piece pattern sets. The coin has fairly deep mirrors and a light golden tone around the date and devices. This obverse die is distinctive for its very...
Well struck and well defined, especially by the profile of the $20 Liberty on the obverse. This is an exceptional example for the grade.
This is a very popular variety and this example has lots of luster still remaining. There are some edge bruses and weakness on the right side, which tempers the price and grade. Only two examples graded higher.
The clash on the reverse is very well defined. The strike is a bit weak and there is some lack of definition on the outer design areas, especially on the obverse. Discounted a bit because of this.
Well struck with very few marks. The Eagle clash from the Seated Quarter is very easy to see.
Fully struck. The outline of the eagle on the reverse is very clear and strong.
Full strike with the look of a MS piece. The half dollar clash is very bold. light golden tone. This is a great coin for the garde. There is heavy demand for this variety in this grade.
A popular variety with a clash mark from a Liberty Seated Half Dollar. The coin is fully struck and has the look of a gem. The clash marks are very strong.
Full strike with a honey-gold tone with traces of lavender and emerald on the reverse.
Full strike with outstanding surfaces. A few light flyspecks is all that holds it back from a gem. Old first-generation holder from over 20 years go.
Fully struck with light golden tone. The reverse shows some steel-blueish tone as well. Would be a gem but for a small spot above the 7 in the date.
Fully struck. Deep golden tone. The coin has very few marks.
Essentially fully struck with hardly a mark. This is a very attractive example for the type. Very tough in gem condition.
Fully struck with very few marks. The planchet is slightly streaky due to uneven alloy mix. Perhaps the grade was knocked due to this, as it really looks like a MS63+. Squared O in OF and other design differences from the rest of the 1857 Flying Eagles.
This is a very scarce repunched date in a very desirable grade. Very few marks. This is a PCGS registry variety, although it is not yet listed on the holder. This is athe 4th finest in the condition census.
Another doubled die, similar to the S3 and S4. The coin is fully struck with very few marks. A very desirable coin. Old fat-style holder from over 15 years ago.
Fully struck with a beautiful gold tone. It is very lustrous. This variety has two dates punched into the eagles neck. It is very bold on this example. This is a very popular variety.
A scarce doubled die. This example is fully struck with very few marks. There is a planchet lamination flaw visible on the obverse. The variety is labeled on the holder.
The reverse is clashed with the reverse of a Seatled Liberty quarter. Well struck with good detail of the clash.
Full strike with very few marks. It looks like a MS64 but has a spot on the rim by the T in UNITED.
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