x3, Very Rare (R6) Capped Bust Dime Die Marriages FSH!!!
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As difficult as it is to locate just 1 example of any of these rare die marriages, I happen to have a couple of duplicates for sale!
In terms of overall rarity for die marriages in this series, these two die marriages rank as #3 and #5!!!
Overall Rarity as of December 2011
1) 1827 JR-14 (2 known)
2) 1827 JR-10 (R7-/R6+)
3) 1821 JR-2 (R6+/R6)
4) 1820 JR-12 (R6)
5) 1833 JR-3 (R6)
***PM if interested***
Payments by Check or PayPal
All prices include insured shipping
14-day money-back return privilege (minus shipping costs)
Best Offers and Trades for other Bust Dimes (or other coins) always considered
Will also consider trades for bullion
1821 JR-2 (R6+/R6)
Sales history for this die marriage is extremely scarce, as very few have EVER come up for sale.
Most recently, the Dave Davis specimen, which sold in July 2012 as F-details Cleaned yielded $3,055
The Jules Reiver examples from 2006 netted $6,325 for a NGC-12 and $2,990 for an EF-details damaged.
About half of the known examples of this die marriage are damaged to some degree and very few are found in problem-free condition.
There is only 1 MS example known followed by a problem-free VF-30; most extant examples exhibit F-12 or lower details.
The following 2 examples are for sale here
G-6, relatively problem-free aside from some moderate obverse/reverse chatter
Price: $1550
VF-details, damaged
Although damaged, this example is one of the most detailed examples known for this die marriage!
Price: $2,200
1833 JR-3 (R6)
Sales history for this die marriage is also almost non-existent. I have located only 2 sales since 2006 from public auctions, and a private treaty sale. The Dave Davis piece, PCGS-55, sold for $5,581, and the Jules Reiver AU-details cleaned went for $4888.
I bought my lower-end AG-3 for $600 a year ago and I can't tell you how pleased I was to acquire even that low grade example. This die marriage NEVER comes up for sale...EVER (well, nearly so at least!), and is extremely rare.
I recently came into possession an FR-02 piece without a visible date (that being the only "issue" with the coin). I have also triple-checked the diagnostics of this piece and they 100% match the 1833 JR-3 die marriage...GUARANTEED.
This will probably be the cheapest example you can ever expect to acquire unless you find/buy one unattributed.
Price: $250
Other Bust Dimes
1811/09 AG-3 = $150
1814 JR-2 Lg. Date, AG = $18
1814 JR-4 Lg. Date, VG = $50
1823/2 JR-2 (R5) Very rare, obv. graffiti, F-details (actually a pretty nice coin) = $35
1823/2 JR-2 (R5), cleaned with light bend, VG/F details, CHEAP = $15
1831 JR-5 (R1) F-details, lightly granular surfaces, Reverse CUD = $40
1831 JR-6 (R3), VG-10/F-12. original, crusty, very nice = $50
1833 JR-7 (R5) Last 3 High, very scarce, VG/F-det's clnd = $55
1834 JR-3 (R5), VF-20, very scarce = $130
1835 Fine, dark-brown = $35
In terms of overall rarity for die marriages in this series, these two die marriages rank as #3 and #5!!!
Overall Rarity as of December 2011
1) 1827 JR-14 (2 known)
2) 1827 JR-10 (R7-/R6+)
3) 1821 JR-2 (R6+/R6)
4) 1820 JR-12 (R6)
5) 1833 JR-3 (R6)
***PM if interested***
Payments by Check or PayPal
All prices include insured shipping
14-day money-back return privilege (minus shipping costs)
Best Offers and Trades for other Bust Dimes (or other coins) always considered
Will also consider trades for bullion
1821 JR-2 (R6+/R6)
Sales history for this die marriage is extremely scarce, as very few have EVER come up for sale.
Most recently, the Dave Davis specimen, which sold in July 2012 as F-details Cleaned yielded $3,055
The Jules Reiver examples from 2006 netted $6,325 for a NGC-12 and $2,990 for an EF-details damaged.
About half of the known examples of this die marriage are damaged to some degree and very few are found in problem-free condition.
There is only 1 MS example known followed by a problem-free VF-30; most extant examples exhibit F-12 or lower details.
The following 2 examples are for sale here
G-6, relatively problem-free aside from some moderate obverse/reverse chatter
Price: $1550
VF-details, damaged
Although damaged, this example is one of the most detailed examples known for this die marriage!
Price: $2,200
1833 JR-3 (R6)
Sales history for this die marriage is also almost non-existent. I have located only 2 sales since 2006 from public auctions, and a private treaty sale. The Dave Davis piece, PCGS-55, sold for $5,581, and the Jules Reiver AU-details cleaned went for $4888.
I bought my lower-end AG-3 for $600 a year ago and I can't tell you how pleased I was to acquire even that low grade example. This die marriage NEVER comes up for sale...EVER (well, nearly so at least!), and is extremely rare.
I recently came into possession an FR-02 piece without a visible date (that being the only "issue" with the coin). I have also triple-checked the diagnostics of this piece and they 100% match the 1833 JR-3 die marriage...GUARANTEED.
This will probably be the cheapest example you can ever expect to acquire unless you find/buy one unattributed.
Price: $250
Other Bust Dimes
1811/09 AG-3 = $150
1814 JR-2 Lg. Date, AG = $18
1814 JR-4 Lg. Date, VG = $50
1823/2 JR-2 (R5) Very rare, obv. graffiti, F-details (actually a pretty nice coin) = $35
1823/2 JR-2 (R5), cleaned with light bend, VG/F details, CHEAP = $15
1831 JR-5 (R1) F-details, lightly granular surfaces, Reverse CUD = $40
1831 JR-6 (R3), VG-10/F-12. original, crusty, very nice = $50
1833 JR-7 (R5) Last 3 High, very scarce, VG/F-det's clnd = $55
1834 JR-3 (R5), VF-20, very scarce = $130
1835 Fine, dark-brown = $35
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