Lot 1250
"1789" Mott token. Plain edge, thick planchet. PCGS graded MS-63. Late state of the dies, with a massive cud on the upper left corner of the clock. The worn dies create the impression of wear, a false assumption on this piece, as it has no friction or color changes on the highest points. Interesting that PCGS makes no mention of the color, which is a medium, chocolate brown. Researchers believe these issues to be back dated -- they were most likely made sometime in the early 1800's. PCGS reports only 6 in this grade and only three finer (all in MS-64) (PCGS # 603) Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,500
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