Best Of

Made from raw. Sent in more than once to try to get MS67. CAC of course. Very deep in luster.

Here are pics from my macro set-up:

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Surprise!

Often the 1886 IHC Variety 2 is softly struck with what looks like a melted appearance. This “average” BN is sharply struck. Not only that, graded 65BN, the pop is 7/0. With the green bean, it’s one of the best available in BN.

Tough Variety:

PCGS 64BN: all it’s “cracked up” to be, this S-10c is a later die state. This actually adds to its value.

****Great Coins All !!!!!****

This is the rarest die state of the rarest die marriage (B8) for the Draped Bust Quarters. There are 4 known right now.

The reverse die presumably broke early on so not many were struck.

Here is mine