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Here is the rare Snow-1 1856 which is probably the most famous and interesting die pair of the 1856's. The Eagle is aligned flying upwards, the ONE CENT is punched into the die tilted within the wreath. Only 12 examples are traced. And this one, while sharp, shows some slight pitting on the surface.
Here is a beautiful original circulated example. This is the Snow-3 die pair which is the original striking of this issue. The coin has just light wear and very few marks. There is a lot of age-old debris in the protected areas. This gives it a very attractive "fresh from the 100-year old envelope" look.
Full strike with outstanding eye appeal and lots of luster. The coin has a light golden tone. It is as nice as any MS63. This is the popular variety showing the obverse clashed with a 50c obverse.
Obverse clashed with the obverse of a Seated Half Dollar. Slightly rough planchet.
Full strike with very few marks. The Half Dollar clash is very clear.
Very few marks with outstanding originality.
Well struck with just a few light marks.
Full strike. Just a few light marks. Broken wing tip hub.
Well struck. Some light specks are present.
Golden toned with prooflike fields.
Full strike with very few marks. There is a planchet inclusion which is a bit darker on the reverse. It is likely something struck into the coin.
Full strike with outstanding surfaces. It looks like a MS65 but there is a planchet lamination on the reverse.
Fully struck. There are a few light marks on the obverse and the reverse is a full gem. This is a bold doubled die with the broken and repaired wing tip on the eagle.
Fully struck with outstanding eye appeal. A small planchet flaw below the E in STATES keeps it from a gem grade. The variety is a very bold doubled die on the eagle's head and the tail. Broken wing tip.
Fully struck with very few marks. Low Leaves reverse, which is scarce paired with the Large Letter obverse.
Full strike with very few marks and a very large die break at 3:00.
Full strike with semi-prooflike surfaces. It has a light golden tone. This is a very pretty example.
Nearly Mint State. This coin has the typical weakness on the tail and corresponding area on the wreath. Were it not for a light scratch through the right wing this could be AU58.
Here is a well struck early die state with outstanding surfaces This is one of the few examples seen that has full feather tips on the eagle's tail.
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