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VICTORIA 1862 FARTHING PCGS MS65 RD/ SOLD
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FS Here only for 1-2 days: 1862, Victoria, 1/4d , small 8, from a small hoard at the late C.Cooke's shop, later certified and graded by PCGS MS65 RD.
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Heritage archives show a single sale of a 1862 1/4d PCGS MS65RD, @$517.50 ,August 10 2010, at the ANA World coin auction No 3010, if memory serves, an ex- MacCrimmon item
WILL SELL FOR $395.00 PAYPAL NO FEES, DELIVERED REGISTERED WITH TRACKING NUMBER, WORLDWIDE
This coin was a special request to Neil, back in 2011, who had already taken over the shop and website of the late Colin Cooke, and I asked him to cherrypick the finest among half a dozen of red gems that he had left.
Slightly inferior (mostly in the obverse color) to the MacCrimmon example that was PERFECTION, hence the discount.
Click here for the cert details!
POP 3/0
Heritage archives show a single sale of a 1862 1/4d PCGS MS65RD, @$517.50 ,August 10 2010, at the ANA World coin auction No 3010, if memory serves, an ex- MacCrimmon item
WILL SELL FOR $395.00 PAYPAL NO FEES, DELIVERED REGISTERED WITH TRACKING NUMBER, WORLDWIDE
This coin was a special request to Neil, back in 2011, who had already taken over the shop and website of the late Colin Cooke, and I asked him to cherrypick the finest among half a dozen of red gems that he had left.
Slightly inferior (mostly in the obverse color) to the MacCrimmon example that was PERFECTION, hence the discount.
Click here for the cert details!
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And the $40 is too little to cover the difference between the above and the perfection that the Cheshire was compared to this, which to my untrained eyes, might be 70-75% red obverse and 90% red reverse, but absolutely not RD.
I even had an MS 65RB more RD than this one... , that sold for $145! at a 50%+ loss to my buyprice!
Nice to own and sell one over - RD designated for once.
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