Flying Eagle and Indian Cent Variety sale
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"Rick's Birthday Variety Sale" (closes 12/11/13)
This works best if you go to my web site, register and use the "make an offer" button.
This is a Bid/Buy variety sale. You can place a bid and you can either ask to buy it at that bid or your bid will be held until the sale closes. If no one has bid higher, you will win the coin at your bid. There are no extra fees, including postage. The next available bid will be shown as the asking price. The sale closes on Rick's birthday, 12-11-13
Where it says "Price on Request", I am looking for an opening bid. The other prices are the next bid. If you have a question, just PM me.
1857 Obv. style of 1856 Snow-2 MS-63 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Well struck. Bright and flashy. Some light specks on the reverse.
1857 Obv. style of 1856 Snow-2 MS-64 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Well struck with just a few light marks. These were struck from dies prepared for the 1856 Flying Eagle but left undated until 1857. A very popular sub-type of the Flying Eagle series.
1857 Obv. style of 1856 Snow-2 MS-64+ PCGS (PS) CAC $1,100
Attractive example with a honey gold tone. These were struck with dies made with the 1856 hub which is slightly different from the regular 1857 dies. The most obvious difference is the squared O in OF.
1857 Snow-11 MS-63 PCGS (PS) CAC Price on Request
This is a very scarce repunched date. Presently third finest known. The repunching is very wide below the date, almost into the denticles. A few light marks are visible by the date, but it is very choice everywhere else on the coin.
1857 Snow-16 MS-64 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Fully struck with a beautiful gold tone. It is very lustrous. This variety has two dates punched into the eagles neck. It is very bold on this example. This is a very popular variety.
1857 Snow-8 25c Rev. Clash AU-53 PCGS (PS) $225
Well struck with a few light marks. This is a bold example of the clashed die. This is a very popular variety. Only 10 graded higher at PCGS.
1857 Snow-8 25c Rev. Clash VF-30 PCGS (PS) $275
A very popular variety with the reverse clashed with a Seated Liberty quarter. The reverse shows on the face of the holder.
1858 Large Letter Snow-13 MS-60 ANACS Price on Request
A very rare doubled die with doubling on the UNI in UNITED to the SW and on the ICA of AMERICA to the SE! This is the discovery coin and is still the only one known. It is fully struck. There is a slight evidence of cleaning, which accounts for the grade.
1858 Large Letter Snow-8 MS-64 NGC (PS) $600
Fully struck with a bold doubled die on the legend, mostly on UNITED. Some light marks on the reverse. This is a scarce doubled die with only a few examples known. This obverse is known with both a Low Leaf (S6) reverse and the High Leaf (S8) reverse. This the finest of both variety listings.
1858/7 Snow-1 Unc. Early Die State, full strike Price on Request
It is the earliest die state even seen and also shows a full strike. Very rare as such. There are hardly any contact marks, but the coin has some light hairlines indicative of a light past cleaning. Too bad. If it were not cleaned it would be a MS64 (and $25,000) coin. The coin is in a PCGS genuine holder due to the cleaning. I net grade it to an actual grade of MS62.
1858/7 Snow-7 AU-58 NGC (PS) Price on Request
A full strike example with a boldly visible overdate. This is much scarer overdate than the widely-known S1. It shows a 1 to the left of the date and a 7 to the right.
1858/7 Snow-7 MS-63 NGC (PS) $220
A very rare overdate with only about 25 examples known. In addition to the remnants of a 7 to the right of the 8, an extra 1 is also visible to the left of the 1. It is a bold doubled die too. This example is fouth finest known. Ex: Davidoff collection.
1859 Snow-2 MS-64 NGC (PS) $825
A popular repunched date. Slight weakness on the bust point. Light golden toning. Later die state with the die crack on the reverse.
1864 With L Snow-22 MS-65RB NGC (PS) Price on Request
50% RED. Full strike. Here is a very unusual variety with the reverse die heavily rusted, or damaged to the point where little of the detail is remaining. It is a very interesting variety. This is the discovery coin and the only example presently known.
1865 Fancy 5 Snow-1a MS-62BN NGC (PS) Price on Request
The very scarce "1865/4 digit punch". This example is fully struck and shows the details clearly. There are a few light spots, which is to be expected with the grade assigned.
1865 Fancy 5 Snow-2 DDR AU-50 PCGS (PS) $1,045
Full strike. This is a very bold and popular doubled die. It is in the top ten examples in the condition census. Although it has a few light marks it is mostly problem free.The variety is labeled on the holder and only four examples are graded higher at PCGS.
1865 Plain 5 Snow-2 (EDS) MS-64RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. Fully struck. This is an unusual early die state example without the die flaw by the neck of Lady Liberty. This is a very popular variety with the 1 under and to the right of the 8 in the date. There are numerous digits in the denticles.
1866 Snow-1 AU-53 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Attractive choclate brown. Popular variety with a doubled die, misplaced digit in the pearls and digits in the denticles.
1866 Snow-1 MS-64RB PCGS (PS) $1,100
20% RED. Full strike and a very early die state. This is a very popular variety with a doubled LIBERTY and digits in the pearls and denticles.
1867/67 Snow-1 AU-58BN NGC (PS) $550
Fully struck. A very popular and bold repunched date - one of the best of the series.
1869 Snow-12 MS-65BN NGC (PS) Price on Request
Full strike with very few marks. This is a very tough variety with a bold 1 sticking out of the denticles.
1870 Snow-5 "0" in Denticles, DDO, RPD MS-63RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
80% RED. This is one one of the top varieties in the Indian cent series. The bold "0" in the denticles usually gets a "WOW" from collectors. There is also a doubled LIBERTY and a repunched date. This is the second finest known example - a trade-in from the finest example.
1871 Shallow N Snow-5 MS-64RB PCGS (PS) $2,500
20% RED. Full strike with very few marks. A very tough type as only a small fraction of existing examples have this reverse of 1869. The type is labeled on the holder.
1871 Snow-5 Shallow N MS-62BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike. Very few marks. Small stain by the R in AMERICA. A very scarce date.
1871 Snow-5 Shallow N MS-65RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. Full strike with very few marks. This is tied for the finest example graded. It is a very scarce date and with the shallow N reverse, it is super tough. Only 3 examples are graded MS65RB - 2 at PCGS and 1 at NGC. None higher or in red. This is the only MS65RB listed on CoinFacts. Secure plus holder.
1871 Snow-5 Shallow N XF-45 PCGS Price on Request
Very scarce. Chocolate brown with very few problems. The type is labeled on the holder.
1872 Shallow N MS-65RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
50% RED. Fully struck. This is one of the finest examples of this very tough date. The shallow N reverse is part of the main set for the 1870-72 dates and is very difficult in such a high grade. Very original surfaces.
1872 Shallow N Snow-10 MS-66BN PCGS (PS) $4,400
Full strike with outstanding surfaces. Totally mark free. This is the finest graded example with no others in RB or RD. Very lustrous and flashy. As one of the toughest dates in the series, its rariety is only compunded when you discover that only about 1 in 10 examples of this date have the Shallow N, or reverse of 1869.
1872 Shallow N VG-10 PCGS (PS) $110
Scarce. A great addition to a circulated registry set.
1872 Shallow N VG-8 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Much scarcer than the Bold N. A great start on a circulated registry set.
1875 Snow-1 MS-65BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
The rare Small 18/ Large 18. Full strike with hardly any marks. This is one of the finest examples known. Trace of red. Dies rotated as shown.
1882 Snow-2 MS-65BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
This is a very popular and dramatic variety with the top of the 2 missing. The coin is fully struck with outstanding surfaces. Tied for finest known.
1882 Snow-2 MS-65BN PCGS (PS) CAC Price on Request
Full strike with very few marks. The broken 2 variety. This is a very popular variety and is tied for finest known.
1882 Snow-6 MS-63BN NGC (PS) Price on Request
This is a very popular and scarce misplaced digit variety. The coin is fully struck and shows the MPD's very clearly. There is a trace of red and it is very high-end for the grade, possibly worthy of a MS64BN grade. one of the top five examples.
1882 Snow-6 MS-64BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike with a trace of red. This is a very scarce and popular variety. This example is has outstanding eye appeal. It had previously been graded MS-65BN by NGC and was the finest graded. Now it ranks third, but is still one of the best examples. Secure plus holder with an image on coinFacts. The variety is labeled on the holder.
1886 Type 1 Snow-3 MS-64BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike with very few marks. A very attractive example. Neat repunched date too.
1887 Snow-1 AU-50 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Attractive chocolate brown. Popular doubled die with doubling on the LIBERTY, feathers and STATES. Very few marks.
1887 Snow-1 MS-62BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike and a beautfull chocolate brown. This is a very popular doubled die.
1888 Snow-2 AU-55 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
A very scarce and popular repunched date with a digit in the neck. The variety is labeled on the holder.
1888/7 Snow-1 G-6 PCGS (PS) $220
Very rare. This is an attractive circulated example with chocolate brown color. A few marks are present, which to be expected for the grade.
1889 Snow-31 Off-center clashed die MS-62BN PCGS (PS) $275
Chocolate brown. This is a scarce variety with an off-center clashed die. The denticles of the oppposite die are visible through the O in ONE and between the NE of ONE. The variety is labeled on the holder and imaged on CoinFacts.
1889 Snow-41 MS-63RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
A newly discovered repunched date. As yet, the only one reported. 25% RED. Full strike.
1890 Snow-16 MS-62BN PCGS Off-center clashed die. $660
This is a very rare variety with an off-center claded die. The denticles of another die are visible in the center of the reverse die. Only three examples are known. This is optimistically graded and I am pricing it as an AU-58. Even so, it is a unique opportunity.
1891 Snow-1 MS-63BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
This is a very scarce doubled die. Attractive chocolate brown.
1891 Snow-1 MS-63RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. A very popular doubled die with doubling on the OF in the legend. This is a condition census example, being listed as the 6th finest. Very few marks.
1894/94 Snow-1 MS-64RD PCGS (PS) $220
Full strike with outstanding eye appeal. There are very few marks. A few light fly specks limit the grade. This is a very popular variety and this is a great example for the grade.
1897 Snow-1 "1 in Neck" AU-53 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Attractive chocolate brown with very few marks. This is a very popular variety with a bold 1 sticking out of the neck.
1897 Snow-1 "1 in Neck" AU-55 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
A very attractive example. A very popular variety with a bold 1 in the neck. The variety is labeled on the holder.
1897 Snow-1 "1 in Neck" MS-64RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. Well struck with outstanding eye appeal. This is a very popular variety with a bold 1-digit sticking out of the neck. One of the finest known with four known in this grade and one higher. I now believe that these never come with the first feather tip full.
1906 Snow-41 MS-65RD ICG $110
Full strike with an original pale red color. New repunched date. This is the discovery specimen and designated as such on the holder.
This works best if you go to my web site, register and use the "make an offer" button.
This is a Bid/Buy variety sale. You can place a bid and you can either ask to buy it at that bid or your bid will be held until the sale closes. If no one has bid higher, you will win the coin at your bid. There are no extra fees, including postage. The next available bid will be shown as the asking price. The sale closes on Rick's birthday, 12-11-13
Where it says "Price on Request", I am looking for an opening bid. The other prices are the next bid. If you have a question, just PM me.
1857 Obv. style of 1856 Snow-2 MS-63 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Well struck. Bright and flashy. Some light specks on the reverse.
1857 Obv. style of 1856 Snow-2 MS-64 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Well struck with just a few light marks. These were struck from dies prepared for the 1856 Flying Eagle but left undated until 1857. A very popular sub-type of the Flying Eagle series.
1857 Obv. style of 1856 Snow-2 MS-64+ PCGS (PS) CAC $1,100
Attractive example with a honey gold tone. These were struck with dies made with the 1856 hub which is slightly different from the regular 1857 dies. The most obvious difference is the squared O in OF.
1857 Snow-11 MS-63 PCGS (PS) CAC Price on Request
This is a very scarce repunched date. Presently third finest known. The repunching is very wide below the date, almost into the denticles. A few light marks are visible by the date, but it is very choice everywhere else on the coin.
1857 Snow-16 MS-64 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Fully struck with a beautiful gold tone. It is very lustrous. This variety has two dates punched into the eagles neck. It is very bold on this example. This is a very popular variety.
1857 Snow-8 25c Rev. Clash AU-53 PCGS (PS) $225
Well struck with a few light marks. This is a bold example of the clashed die. This is a very popular variety. Only 10 graded higher at PCGS.
1857 Snow-8 25c Rev. Clash VF-30 PCGS (PS) $275
A very popular variety with the reverse clashed with a Seated Liberty quarter. The reverse shows on the face of the holder.
1858 Large Letter Snow-13 MS-60 ANACS Price on Request
A very rare doubled die with doubling on the UNI in UNITED to the SW and on the ICA of AMERICA to the SE! This is the discovery coin and is still the only one known. It is fully struck. There is a slight evidence of cleaning, which accounts for the grade.
1858 Large Letter Snow-8 MS-64 NGC (PS) $600
Fully struck with a bold doubled die on the legend, mostly on UNITED. Some light marks on the reverse. This is a scarce doubled die with only a few examples known. This obverse is known with both a Low Leaf (S6) reverse and the High Leaf (S8) reverse. This the finest of both variety listings.
1858/7 Snow-1 Unc. Early Die State, full strike Price on Request
It is the earliest die state even seen and also shows a full strike. Very rare as such. There are hardly any contact marks, but the coin has some light hairlines indicative of a light past cleaning. Too bad. If it were not cleaned it would be a MS64 (and $25,000) coin. The coin is in a PCGS genuine holder due to the cleaning. I net grade it to an actual grade of MS62.
1858/7 Snow-7 AU-58 NGC (PS) Price on Request
A full strike example with a boldly visible overdate. This is much scarer overdate than the widely-known S1. It shows a 1 to the left of the date and a 7 to the right.
1858/7 Snow-7 MS-63 NGC (PS) $220
A very rare overdate with only about 25 examples known. In addition to the remnants of a 7 to the right of the 8, an extra 1 is also visible to the left of the 1. It is a bold doubled die too. This example is fouth finest known. Ex: Davidoff collection.
1859 Snow-2 MS-64 NGC (PS) $825
A popular repunched date. Slight weakness on the bust point. Light golden toning. Later die state with the die crack on the reverse.
1864 With L Snow-22 MS-65RB NGC (PS) Price on Request
50% RED. Full strike. Here is a very unusual variety with the reverse die heavily rusted, or damaged to the point where little of the detail is remaining. It is a very interesting variety. This is the discovery coin and the only example presently known.
1865 Fancy 5 Snow-1a MS-62BN NGC (PS) Price on Request
The very scarce "1865/4 digit punch". This example is fully struck and shows the details clearly. There are a few light spots, which is to be expected with the grade assigned.
1865 Fancy 5 Snow-2 DDR AU-50 PCGS (PS) $1,045
Full strike. This is a very bold and popular doubled die. It is in the top ten examples in the condition census. Although it has a few light marks it is mostly problem free.The variety is labeled on the holder and only four examples are graded higher at PCGS.
1865 Plain 5 Snow-2 (EDS) MS-64RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. Fully struck. This is an unusual early die state example without the die flaw by the neck of Lady Liberty. This is a very popular variety with the 1 under and to the right of the 8 in the date. There are numerous digits in the denticles.
1866 Snow-1 AU-53 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Attractive choclate brown. Popular variety with a doubled die, misplaced digit in the pearls and digits in the denticles.
1866 Snow-1 MS-64RB PCGS (PS) $1,100
20% RED. Full strike and a very early die state. This is a very popular variety with a doubled LIBERTY and digits in the pearls and denticles.
1867/67 Snow-1 AU-58BN NGC (PS) $550
Fully struck. A very popular and bold repunched date - one of the best of the series.
1869 Snow-12 MS-65BN NGC (PS) Price on Request
Full strike with very few marks. This is a very tough variety with a bold 1 sticking out of the denticles.
1870 Snow-5 "0" in Denticles, DDO, RPD MS-63RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
80% RED. This is one one of the top varieties in the Indian cent series. The bold "0" in the denticles usually gets a "WOW" from collectors. There is also a doubled LIBERTY and a repunched date. This is the second finest known example - a trade-in from the finest example.
1871 Shallow N Snow-5 MS-64RB PCGS (PS) $2,500
20% RED. Full strike with very few marks. A very tough type as only a small fraction of existing examples have this reverse of 1869. The type is labeled on the holder.
1871 Snow-5 Shallow N MS-62BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike. Very few marks. Small stain by the R in AMERICA. A very scarce date.
1871 Snow-5 Shallow N MS-65RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. Full strike with very few marks. This is tied for the finest example graded. It is a very scarce date and with the shallow N reverse, it is super tough. Only 3 examples are graded MS65RB - 2 at PCGS and 1 at NGC. None higher or in red. This is the only MS65RB listed on CoinFacts. Secure plus holder.
1871 Snow-5 Shallow N XF-45 PCGS Price on Request
Very scarce. Chocolate brown with very few problems. The type is labeled on the holder.
1872 Shallow N MS-65RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
50% RED. Fully struck. This is one of the finest examples of this very tough date. The shallow N reverse is part of the main set for the 1870-72 dates and is very difficult in such a high grade. Very original surfaces.
1872 Shallow N Snow-10 MS-66BN PCGS (PS) $4,400
Full strike with outstanding surfaces. Totally mark free. This is the finest graded example with no others in RB or RD. Very lustrous and flashy. As one of the toughest dates in the series, its rariety is only compunded when you discover that only about 1 in 10 examples of this date have the Shallow N, or reverse of 1869.
1872 Shallow N VG-10 PCGS (PS) $110
Scarce. A great addition to a circulated registry set.
1872 Shallow N VG-8 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Much scarcer than the Bold N. A great start on a circulated registry set.
1875 Snow-1 MS-65BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
The rare Small 18/ Large 18. Full strike with hardly any marks. This is one of the finest examples known. Trace of red. Dies rotated as shown.
1882 Snow-2 MS-65BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
This is a very popular and dramatic variety with the top of the 2 missing. The coin is fully struck with outstanding surfaces. Tied for finest known.
1882 Snow-2 MS-65BN PCGS (PS) CAC Price on Request
Full strike with very few marks. The broken 2 variety. This is a very popular variety and is tied for finest known.
1882 Snow-6 MS-63BN NGC (PS) Price on Request
This is a very popular and scarce misplaced digit variety. The coin is fully struck and shows the MPD's very clearly. There is a trace of red and it is very high-end for the grade, possibly worthy of a MS64BN grade. one of the top five examples.
1882 Snow-6 MS-64BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike with a trace of red. This is a very scarce and popular variety. This example is has outstanding eye appeal. It had previously been graded MS-65BN by NGC and was the finest graded. Now it ranks third, but is still one of the best examples. Secure plus holder with an image on coinFacts. The variety is labeled on the holder.
1886 Type 1 Snow-3 MS-64BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike with very few marks. A very attractive example. Neat repunched date too.
1887 Snow-1 AU-50 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Attractive chocolate brown. Popular doubled die with doubling on the LIBERTY, feathers and STATES. Very few marks.
1887 Snow-1 MS-62BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Full strike and a beautfull chocolate brown. This is a very popular doubled die.
1888 Snow-2 AU-55 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
A very scarce and popular repunched date with a digit in the neck. The variety is labeled on the holder.
1888/7 Snow-1 G-6 PCGS (PS) $220
Very rare. This is an attractive circulated example with chocolate brown color. A few marks are present, which to be expected for the grade.
1889 Snow-31 Off-center clashed die MS-62BN PCGS (PS) $275
Chocolate brown. This is a scarce variety with an off-center clashed die. The denticles of the oppposite die are visible through the O in ONE and between the NE of ONE. The variety is labeled on the holder and imaged on CoinFacts.
1889 Snow-41 MS-63RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
A newly discovered repunched date. As yet, the only one reported. 25% RED. Full strike.
1890 Snow-16 MS-62BN PCGS Off-center clashed die. $660
This is a very rare variety with an off-center claded die. The denticles of another die are visible in the center of the reverse die. Only three examples are known. This is optimistically graded and I am pricing it as an AU-58. Even so, it is a unique opportunity.
1891 Snow-1 MS-63BN PCGS (PS) Price on Request
This is a very scarce doubled die. Attractive chocolate brown.
1891 Snow-1 MS-63RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. A very popular doubled die with doubling on the OF in the legend. This is a condition census example, being listed as the 6th finest. Very few marks.
1894/94 Snow-1 MS-64RD PCGS (PS) $220
Full strike with outstanding eye appeal. There are very few marks. A few light fly specks limit the grade. This is a very popular variety and this is a great example for the grade.
1897 Snow-1 "1 in Neck" AU-53 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
Attractive chocolate brown with very few marks. This is a very popular variety with a bold 1 sticking out of the neck.
1897 Snow-1 "1 in Neck" AU-55 PCGS (PS) Price on Request
A very attractive example. A very popular variety with a bold 1 in the neck. The variety is labeled on the holder.
1897 Snow-1 "1 in Neck" MS-64RB PCGS (PS) Price on Request
20% RED. Well struck with outstanding eye appeal. This is a very popular variety with a bold 1-digit sticking out of the neck. One of the finest known with four known in this grade and one higher. I now believe that these never come with the first feather tip full.
1906 Snow-41 MS-65RD ICG $110
Full strike with an original pale red color. New repunched date. This is the discovery specimen and designated as such on the holder.
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