Proof Half Cent; 1788 Mass. 1c; Lesher $1; Bust Half Toner; XF Seated Dollar
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Here are a few selections from my latest newsletter. You can see these with larger images, plus many more newps at my website: DaveWcoins.com
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1857 Half Cent. PCGS Graded Proof-64 BN.
Strong mirrors, some contrast and beautiful aqua and russet color. Really quite beautiful, and much more affordable than most of the proof half cents seen on the market these days. More images available on my site. $7500.
1788 Massachusetts Cent. PCGS graded AU50.
With Periods Redbook type. Even brown color, well struck, well made. Perfect for the collector who just wants one terrific example. $1975.
1900 Lesher Dollar. PCGS graded MS61.
AB Bumstead imprint, Type 2. HK-789. Nearly white in the centers that deepens to light gold and then to deep blue-gold-green right at the rims. Lesher dollars are becoming more popular every year (and more difficult to find too!). A great opportunity to add a lovely mint state specimen to your collection. $4700.
1829 Bust Half Dollar. NGC graded VF35.
Vibrant concentric rings of blue, green and gold color zero in on white centers. When I saw this coin at the Long Beach show, I just had to possess it. $395.
Here are a few selections from my latest newsletter. You can see these with larger images, plus many more newps at my website: DaveWcoins.com
Here is a link to the site:
Dave Wnuck Numismatics website
1857 Half Cent. PCGS Graded Proof-64 BN.
Strong mirrors, some contrast and beautiful aqua and russet color. Really quite beautiful, and much more affordable than most of the proof half cents seen on the market these days. More images available on my site. $7500.
1788 Massachusetts Cent. PCGS graded AU50.
With Periods Redbook type. Even brown color, well struck, well made. Perfect for the collector who just wants one terrific example. $1975.
1900 Lesher Dollar. PCGS graded MS61.
AB Bumstead imprint, Type 2. HK-789. Nearly white in the centers that deepens to light gold and then to deep blue-gold-green right at the rims. Lesher dollars are becoming more popular every year (and more difficult to find too!). A great opportunity to add a lovely mint state specimen to your collection. $4700.
1829 Bust Half Dollar. NGC graded VF35.
Vibrant concentric rings of blue, green and gold color zero in on white centers. When I saw this coin at the Long Beach show, I just had to possess it. $395.
Dave Wnuck. Redbook contributor; long time PNG Member; listed on the PCGS Board of Experts. PM me with your email address to receive my e-newsletter, and visit DaveWcoins.com Find me on eBay at davewcoins
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