Finally receiving my newp today, its a chop marked coin. GTG if you would like. ( Photos added)

Realone

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ChrisH821

Love it!

sparky64

Amazing coin, congratulations.
I won't hazard a grade guess off hand but there sure is a lot of detail obv and rev.

jedm

I will guess it's VF35 and beautiful!

ChopmarkedTrades

Very nice, even wear, and completely wholesome. Hard to make out the mark in its entirety, but certainly looks like a chop. Well done! Hope I can find an example for my chopped US set one day.

TradesWithChops

@ChopmarkedTrades said:
Very nice, even wear, and completely wholesome. Hard to make out the mark in its entirety, but certainly looks like a chop. Well done! Hope I can find an example for my chopped US set one day.

agreed. nice snag!

Lakesammman

GTC ??

jughead1893

guess the chopmark

OGDan

Give To Charity

ricko

Sure would like to know the backstory on a coin like that with a chop mark... Cheers, RickO

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Wahoo554

Really cool coin, congrats!

Crusty

When you originally posted I was thinking a chop marked Seated dollar. Never thought it would be a Bust Dollar. Very cool... I don’t recall ever seeing another like it. Are chopped bust dollars rarer then chopped Seated dollars? Either way congrats on the new pick up looks awesome

TradesWithChops

@Crusty said:
When you originally posted I was thinking a chop marked Seated dollar. Never thought it would be a Bust Dollar. Very cool... I don’t recall ever seeing another like it. Are chopped bust dollars rarer then chopped Seated dollars? Either way congrats on the new pick up looks awesome

Both are difficult to find. Bust is more rare, though. I dont have either, and that is not due to the lack of effort.

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ChopmarkedTrades

@Realone said:

@TradesWithChops said:

@Crusty said:
When you originally posted I was thinking a chop marked Seated dollar. Never thought it would be a Bust Dollar. Very cool... I don’t recall ever seeing another like it. Are chopped bust dollars rarer then chopped Seated dollars? Either way congrats on the new pick up looks awesome

Both are difficult to find. Bust is more rare, though. I dont have either, and that is not due to the lack of effort.

Agreed. Do you have any idea of how many bust chops are known? I have heard from different individuals their answer to that question but it is pretty vague.

I've seen a total of five. No metric to estimate how many there might be.

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ChopmarkedTrades

@Realone said:

@ChopmarkedTrades said:

@Realone said:

@TradesWithChops said:

@Crusty said:
When you originally posted I was thinking a chop marked Seated dollar. Never thought it would be a Bust Dollar. Very cool... I don’t recall ever seeing another like it. Are chopped bust dollars rarer then chopped Seated dollars? Either way congrats on the new pick up looks awesome

Both are difficult to find. Bust is more rare, though. I dont have either, and that is not due to the lack of effort.

Agreed. Do you have any idea of how many bust chops are known? I have heard from different individuals their answer to that question but it is pretty vague.

I've seen a total of five. No metric to estimate how many there might be.

Are you able to list by date, grade and source? Thx if you can.

The Rose Coin, Plated in 'Chopmarks' (Fig. 85/86). 1799. XF Detail (Est). Four chops on obverse, five on reverse. Also plated in Gullberg's 'Chopmarked Coins - A History', as Fig. 28. In my opinion, the most wholesome and pleasing example I've seen, with a convincing array of chops and honest surfaces.

Sold on Great Collections Jul 30, 2017. 1796. In a PCGS VF Details holder. Single large chop on reverse, unusually large for the period; suggests a circulation date many decades after mintage.

The Hal Walls Coin. 1799. F Detail (Est). Sold as Lot 24 in Paul Bosco Sale #18 (The Hal Walls Collection of World Trade Coins). Two marks on obverse (a multi-character relief mark, and one in the form of a propeller), and one on the reverse (incuse 'seal' mark). Very unusual chops, I would suggest that they are likely spurious.

AG/G Detail (Est.). One character chop on obverse. Featured as cover coin on 'Chopmark News' Vol. 19, Issue 2 (Sep. 2015). Ex-John Kraljevich. Foerder collection.

VG Detail (Est.). One character chop on reverse. Featured as cover coin on 'Chopmark News' Vol. 17, Issue 4 (Dec. 2013). Ex-Jeff Hoare Auctions. Donated to the British Museum by William Barrett in 1997.

The coin in this thread.

That's five, plus the coin shown here.

TradesWithChops

@Realone said:

@TradesWithChops said:

@Crusty said:
When you originally posted I was thinking a chop marked Seated dollar. Never thought it would be a Bust Dollar. Very cool... I don’t recall ever seeing another like it. Are chopped bust dollars rarer then chopped Seated dollars? Either way congrats on the new pick up looks awesome

Both are difficult to find. Bust is more rare, though. I dont have either, and that is not due to the lack of effort.

Agreed. Do you have any idea of how many bust chops are known? I have heard from different individuals their answer to that question but it is pretty vague.

In addition to the ones by Taylor, Ive heard rumor of more, but have not seen them personally.

Id say extant 10-20, purely speculation though.

DDR

I, too, would love to own one someday.