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Vente N° 75
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Photo |
Description |
Prix atteint |
Lot 426 |
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1837 Low-46, Rulau HT-57 R1 NGC graded MS64 Brown. Substitute for Shin Plasters type. Attractive frosty light chocolate brown with traces of faded mint red remaining on both sides. No defects. Nicely struck. The repunching on the lower right of the 3 & 7 in the date is clear. Estimated Value $130-UP
Ex F. C. C. Boyd Estate-John J. Ford, Jr., Stack's 6/23/2004:103.
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| Prix atteint
$437 |
Lot 427 |
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1833 Low-74, Rulau HT-428 R1 ANACS graded AU58. An advertising card for the "City Coal Yard" in Providence, Rhode Island. Choice glossy chocolate brown. A very attractive piece with only a few trivial contact marks, none notable. The Rulau attribution is noted on the ANACS label. Estimated Value $100-UP
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| Prix atteint
$127 |
Lot 428 |
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1837 Low-120, Rulau HT-268 Feuchtwanger Cent MS60. Frosty light to medium gray. There are tiny specks of darker toning scattered over the obverse, the only notable one at the dentil tips just left of the date. Later die state with extensive crumbling on the 7 in the date. The EN in CENT is softly struck but everything else is strong. A decent example of this popular Hard Times issue. Estimated Value $300-UP
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| Prix atteint
$242 |
Lot 429 |
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1837 Low-131, Rulau HT-192/193 R2 NGC graded MS62 Brown. Frosty medium chocolate brown. Nicely struck showing only a few microscopic ticks. This dual store card was issued for the businesses of A. C. Smith and Hazelton & Palmer, both of Dover, New Hampshire. Estimated Value $100-UP
Ex F. C. C. Boyd Estate-John J. Ford, Jr., Stack's 6/23/2004:265.
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| Prix atteint
$322 |
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