For Sale: 1796 LIHERTY 1C PCGS G06 & an 1876-CC $20 PCGS XF45
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For sale here on the BST at special "forum prices" are a few selections from our new inventory. We've listed hundreds of coins for sale on ebay over the past few weeks including lots of colonial type coins and rare die varieties, nice early copper, a run of UNC Braided Hair cents, some neat world issues, and lots more. Please take a look here if any of that sounds interesting.
Prices listed on the pieces below are delivered and paypal/check/money order are all fine.
Thanks!
Kevin
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1796 Draped Bust Large Cent, LIHERTY, S-104, R.3, PCGS G06.....HOLD
An outstanding example for the grade of this popular Red Book variety. Smooth, natural steel-brown surfaces with just some light contact marks and some barely noticeable hairlines on the obverse, but nothing out of line for this grade level. Strong detail on each side and better balanced in this regard than most Sheldon 104's, including many higher grade pieces. Definitely a "keeper" example of the LIHERTY variety and one we feel is fully deserving of a VG grade.
1876-CC $20 Gold Liberty, Type Two, PCGS XF45.....$3300
Fresh from a very old accumulation of coins, this is a refreshingly original and attractive example of this popular Carson City issue. Natural, slightly greenish gold surfaces with rosy copper luster in the protected areas. Circulation marks and hairlines in the fields commensurate with the grade, but there are no individually detracting marks. Somewhat difficult to image (for me, at least), the color and luster even more pleasing in hand than in the photos. I guarantee you will be pleasantly surprised seeing the coin in person. Borderline AU in all respects.
Prices listed on the pieces below are delivered and paypal/check/money order are all fine.
Thanks!
Kevin
______________________________________________
1796 Draped Bust Large Cent, LIHERTY, S-104, R.3, PCGS G06.....HOLD
An outstanding example for the grade of this popular Red Book variety. Smooth, natural steel-brown surfaces with just some light contact marks and some barely noticeable hairlines on the obverse, but nothing out of line for this grade level. Strong detail on each side and better balanced in this regard than most Sheldon 104's, including many higher grade pieces. Definitely a "keeper" example of the LIHERTY variety and one we feel is fully deserving of a VG grade.
1876-CC $20 Gold Liberty, Type Two, PCGS XF45.....$3300
Fresh from a very old accumulation of coins, this is a refreshingly original and attractive example of this popular Carson City issue. Natural, slightly greenish gold surfaces with rosy copper luster in the protected areas. Circulation marks and hairlines in the fields commensurate with the grade, but there are no individually detracting marks. Somewhat difficult to image (for me, at least), the color and luster even more pleasing in hand than in the photos. I guarantee you will be pleasantly surprised seeing the coin in person. Borderline AU in all respects.
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