Feuchtwanger Cent Variety?

MICHAELDIXON

What variety is this Feuchtwanger cent? I purchased it today at the New Market, MD show.

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MICHAELDIXON

The color is a little more silver than my picture indicates.

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MICHAELDIXON

My photographic skills are "limited." This is almost the true color.

Walkerguy21D

Ambro51 sent me this site a few years ago, it should be able to tell you all about your coin:

http://www.numissociety.com/entry.php?24-Dr.-Lewis-Feuchtwanger-s-Composition-One-Cent-Piece

MICHAELDIXON

Unfortunately, I cannot access the page you sent for the Feuchtwanger even though I registered for the site.

ambro51

It's a 6 I

sniocsu

Great one!

MICHAELDIXON

Thank you!!!

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ambro51

It's the most common variety by far making up at least 70% of survivors, also most common high grade piece. The 6 obverse was also interestingly used for the RERussell 12 1/2 cent. Some varieties are seldom seen. For instance the first 2A I seen on eBay in two years fold a fee weeks ago. How often can you say that about a coin...first one on ebsy in two years? I didn't buy already have a PCGS MS63 2A and a NCS VF

dbemike

Teletrade has 8 of these listed in next Sundays auction. All PCGS graded, 3 in Genuine holders, 5 with grades of VF25 to AU50

Edited to add...They are not mine

ambro51

Attributed: 6I. 6I. 6I. 5G. 3E. 5H. 5G. 5G. The 5H is probably the scarcest of the bunch, an R2 but I've seen less of these than the R3 rated 3E ( which seem like an R2)

MICHAELDIXON

This coin graded AU55 and it is a 6I. Thanks for your help!

ambro51

Too bad PCGS won't bother to attribute these. They'll attribute anything else....but figuring out these 13 varieties .... Must be too diffumicult BTW you got a gift on the 55

MICHAELDIXON

"BTW you got a gift on the 55"

Might have, but their opinion is the one that counts!