NewP HTT

Teva

Picked this up yesterday its graded MS62 but I think I will be removing it from its tomb and put it on display with some of my others?

HoledandCreative

Nice one.

coinsarefun

Nice, can we see the others you have?

Do you have an album, if you do and have quite a few then I would crack it out.
If you don't I would not crack it out.



btw.....that Eagle is one of my favorites.

Broadstruck

That's a very nice looking Mayco_ck HT-290 as I like the trrace red on the stars.

The central weakness on the reverse is typical and in NGC grading MS62 tends to be a pretty AU58, but yours is a solid unc!

Broadstruck

<< <i>Nice, can we see the others you have? >>





Bring em all on!

ricko

Nice token.... Cheers, RickO

kaz

I like that one!

ambro51

yes I like it too...and would do all that I can do to assure that that red stays red on the obverse, including keeping it in the slab.

There are zillions of unslabbed HTTs out there full brown and enjoyable to handle.

Broadstruck

<< <i>There are zillions of unslabbed HTTs out there full brown and enjoyable to handle. >>



Not really zillions as there are actually production records for a good amount of them.

If you look at US mintages of Large Cents from 1837-1842 they run 1.5 to 6.5 million.

A typical commonly found R-1 rated HTT variety of the same era only had a private production on average of about 35,000.

Teva

Heres a few of my others that I have imaged its a work in progress.

Broadstruck

Here's the other HTT store card variety of your newp...

1837 HT-289 S. Mayc-ock & Co. NYC, NY.



Weakly struck reverse centers as seen on all due to an extreme high relief obverse design.