1803 10c JR5

LanceNewmanOCC

.
If anyone has an image and rarity or point me in the right direction, i'd appreciate it

after weeks/months of searching, alas i have nothing ><
.

Unknown

This content has been removed.

commoncents05

<< <i>because there is no JR-5. >>





-Paul

LanceNewmanOCC

.
i figured as much but it is listed in the pcgs set registry

what am i missing?

pcgs says so LOL

coinfacts page as well ??
.

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>

<< <i>because there is no JR-5. >>





-Paul >>



lol

Unknown

This content has been removed.

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>Well you are correct in that pcgs does list it, but unfortuantely they aren't bust specialists and are obviously listing basically blank pages for most of their varieties. They still have issues with attributions too but that is ok because that is why the JRCS is around and their members can help you out if needed and /or if you get serious into these great coins you can always buy the Early US Dime book by McCloskey etal and then attribute them yourself whenever you wish. >>



i understand

thanks for the confirmation
.

Nysoto

The 1803 JR-5 dime was discovered in February of 1993 by Ed Price, who purchased it unattributed from Jonathan Kern. The coin had previously sold unattributed and unplated Apr 1970 Stack's. Grade XF details, env damage, but not bad. There are now four known.

Thats what I like about Ed Price, he was a rich guy who was also a numismatist and did not ignore the "dreck" as other people call them.

edit added link Ed Price Discovery 1803 JR-5

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>The 1803 JR-5 dime was discovered in February of 1993 by Ed Price, who purchased it unattributed from Jonathan Kern. The coin had previously sold unattributed and unplated Apr 1970 Stack's. Grade XF details, env damage, but not bad. There are now four known.

Thats what I like about Ed Price, he was a rich guy who was also a numismatist and did not ignore the "dreck" as other people call them.

edit added link Ed Price Discovery 1803 JR-5 >>



well done nysoto

expert level information as always
.

Aegis3

There was also one in Stack's March 2005 sale.

link

Nysoto

PCGS needs to add 1796 JR-7 to the dime registry, and 1794 O.111, 1806's O.128, O.129, O.130 to the half dollar registry. I don't suscribe to Coinfacts, don't know if these newer varieties are listed there.

Barndog

<< <i>PCGS needs to add 1796 JR-7 to the dime registry, and 1794 O.111, 1806's O.128, O.129, O.130 to the half dollar registry. I don't suscribe to Coinfacts, don't know if these newer varieties are listed there. >>



for the rare stuff that comes out "after the book" on the subject, someone needs to tell PCGS about the coin's existence. For example, the capped bust half dime registry set by die marriage and remarriage did not have the 1835 LM-12.

So when I noticed the missing listing, I contacted Set Registry, provided some background information, and they took care of it promptly.

Nysoto

I will contact the Registry folks.

LanceNewmanOCC

.
thank you for sharing this information

for some of us, it means all the world to have accuracy
.