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B1. Well defined wirth dark natural toning. Light scratch by the mouth.
A very scarce example of the 1874 restrike. 12 copper-nickel examples were struck in 1861 and then put away for 12 years. Upon rediscovery, the dies were used to strike 55 copper examples. These are highly desired. This example was just located in a New England collection. It is very attractive and much nicer than the grade suggests.
This is a very popular multi-denominational clashed die showing the obverse of an Indian cent clashed with the reverse of the Two Cent die. Full strike and the clash is very bold. An additional stock composite image is provided to show where the clash is.
Well struck with lots of detail. Dark original tone.
Blazing luster.
Prooflike obverse.
Full strike with a deep steel-blue tone.
Lustrous with very few marks.
Bright white. Good mirrors with some light hairlines.
Well struck.
Attractive peripheral tone. Flat strike.
Good luster. Light golden tone.
Full strike with lots of luster.
Full strike and lustrous.
Some light stains.
Great luster. Light golden tone.
Light golden tone. Good luster. Just a few light marks.
Full strike with lots of luster. Looks MS.
Lots of luster.
Blazing luster. Should be Full Bands.
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