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Sale 1
Coin Auction
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Lot 1 |
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1773 Virginia Halfpenny, period after GEORGIVS. MS-60 Plus. Red and Brown.
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Realized
$462 |
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Lot 2 |
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1789. Mott Token. Thick planchet, plain edge. PCGS graded AU-50. Struck slightly off-center towards 10 o'clock on the obverse. Choice medium brown in color on both sides. One hidden scratch is noted under the left wing of the eagle on the reverse. A late die state with a lump on the upper left of the clock on the obverse. Scarce and desirable. Thought to have been created around 1839 as a commemorative for the founding of the Mott Company fifty years earlier.
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1789. Mott Token. Thin planchet, plain edge on holder. PCGS graded VF-35. Some central weakness as usual for this token, with a small red spot on the lower obverse. Medium brown in color with pleasing fields and devices.
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$440 |
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1787 Fugio Cent, Newman 4-E, Club Rays, Rounded Ends. EF-40. Both sides display a delightful, mild chocolate color, with olive highlighting surrounding the legends and devices. Some minor planchet laminations are noted on either side, but none are too distracting and all are consistent with the quality of the metal used to produce Fugio Cents. Both sides are nice and smooth where the surfaces received the impression of the dies. This piece compares very favorably with the plate coin in Kessler's reference.
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$770 |
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