S-79 1795 Reeded Edge Large Cent (good info, not all images)
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Anybody out there have some more images for examination?
Here are the 4 I've found thus far in my short 2.5 years in numismatics.
****THE UPDATED IMAGE UPLOADED TO A MORE RECENT POST BY ME******
Here are the 4 I've found thus far in my short 2.5 years in numismatics.
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i am looking for more images
Since these are all the same variety the rarity is the same: S-79 as the title states
There are 8 known from what pcgs coin facts and possibly my CQR state and I am looking for the other 4 images or possibly more according to speculation
the only responses I am looking for are either images or links to images for the other ones I don't have
a lot of people will be interested in this I am quite sure
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This first is the one that appeared in the Robinson Brown II sale of 1996 (and also the Brown I sale of 1986, Jack Robinson, G Lee Kuntz, and JR Frankenfeld, and others (52 ANA?). I think it is coin #3 of your list at the bottom.
This second coin is the holed brockage, coin #7 or "X". On the small chance I can ever afford an S-79, this is the one I want. The scan is from the 1952 ANA sale by New Netherlands et al.
This third coin is the ANS coin. This should be #2 on the list.
Ed. S.
(EJS)
<< <i>Your post is confusing. Are yours on the list that you provided? Whose list is it, and what does the list represent? How rare are these, ie what R#, how many are known? Breene isn't a very reliable source imho so who else has supplied known numbers for these? In sumation what are you trying to show, I am very interested but I feel like I am coming into the conversation at the end of the thread and must have missed something even though it is the beginning of the thread?
Thanks, can't wait to read your response, ihave a feeling this will be a fascinating thread but right now i am lost and don't want to assume anything. Just need the facts.
I was lost too!
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<< <i>Your post is confusing. Are yours on the list that you provided? Whose list is it, and what does the list represent? How rare are these, ie what R#, how many are known? Breene isn't a very reliable source imho so who else has supplied known numbers for these? In sumation what are you trying to show, I am very interested but I feel like I am coming into the conversation at the end of the thread and must have missed something even though it is the beginning of the thread?
Thanks, can't wait to read your response, ihave a feeling this will be a fascinating thread but right now i am lost and don't want to assume anything. Just need the facts.
I was lost too!
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<< <i>Please don't over-complicate this. slow down and read the details, a lot can be learned by taking some extra time
i am looking for more images
Since these are all the same variety the rarity is the same: S-79 as the title states
There are 8 known from what pcgs coin facts and possibly my CQR state and I am looking for the other 4 images or possibly more according to speculation
the only responses I am looking for are either images or links to images for the other ones I don't have
a lot of people will be interested in this I am quite sure >>
I am further confused by your odd response. Are they your coins that for all pracitcal matters it appeared that you were presenting seemed ot be or not for one? >>
There are 8 known... he's found images for 4 of the 8 and is looking for images of the 4 (or more). He hasn't disclosed if he owns an S-79.
<< <i>I'd sure like to see pictures of the edges! >>
Guessing you have already seen this, but for those that haven't, here is what may be one of the better color pics showing the reeding.
It is the same coin that Aegis3 posted as the 1st picture and comes from the back cover of Superior's Robinson Brown II sale of 1996. Only 5 listed as known then. It brought $88,000, the highest price in the sale.
Between those pics in the original post and by Aegis3 that may be all the ones that are definitely known. Now see if pics of the edges can be found.
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Oops wrong date.
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Thank you "Aegis3" and "WinLoseWin"
It is obvious I don't own the 4 coins simply because anyone that knows about EAC knows those are 4 Sheldon-79 coins. No hard feelings or ill intentions intended on my part.
"""Anybody out there have some more images for examination?"""" seems clear to me anyway, but i never claim to be sane!
This is meant to be a serious inquiry for an extremely rare and valuable type coin(s) and posting just to post something when you don't know what is going on only confuses matters.
Anyone willing to remove their post that hasn't contributed is more than welcome to do so.
Back on track.
Yes I am quite simply looking to obtain images for all of the 8? known 1795 Reeded Edge Large Cents for my own study and not for further sharing or use or ill intent. I am 33 this year and would like it by the time I am 40 to have a massive database for the coins I have strong interest in.
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I am astonished at the ANS coin. I had no idea there was such a fine example for the S-79.
Seeing that coin changes the entire ball game for me.
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Well it seems I have 7/8 so far if in fact all the 7 I have are images of S-79s. Will verify that later. But looks to be on track.
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Anyone left out there that can bring this thread to completion?
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I will post an updated image with all the ones I have imaged thus far with any information regarding catalog reference and edge pictures that are available.
Should be quite entertaining and educational.
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I'm guessing that one of those now shown as 'image removed' was the Sheldon-Dan Holmes VG coin. Anything else I have
appears to be mentioned elsewhere. Edited to add - oops - looks like you were posting the new pics as I was typing my post!
<< <i>posting just to post something when you don't know what is going on only confuses matters.
Anyone willing to remove their post that hasn't contributed is more than welcome to do so. >>
Bravo - Of course, if this becomes standard across the forum, some of the member post counts will drop by the thousands.
Look at them as free 'bumps' to keep your thread on the first page.
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i am officially bumping this thread for those that have not yet had the pleasure
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do you have access to an better image of the brockage coin?
Well, we all do! Thanks to the NNP, these are apparently all of its auction appearences:
New Netherlands, 1952 ANA
Superior, Ruby I 1974
Kagin's 1974
Links are to the plated; lot descriptions and prices ca be found by looking at the lot numbers.
Ed. S.
(EJS)
I thought there were 11 known
i had a good feeling you were the right person to ask!
ty SO much for those wonderful links.
not only did i get some nice images, there is fantastic residual information.
i kinda did some diggin' around and stumbled on this F A N T A S T I C image of the coin WITH the full edge.
image courtesy of Coin World web page: (i think the original images are from heritage per this listing)
https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/1795-reeded-edge-cent-surfaces-after-50-years-in-hiding.html
that is the last tally i am aware of but i haven't checked in a while. i'm PRETTY sure i have an image floating around here with either 10 or 11 examples. i'd have to go a diggin' to confirm.