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DaveWcoins
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1839/8 Eagle. PCGS graded AU58.
Type of 1838.
A dramatically different two year type, and quite difficult to find.
Only a handful of specimens have been graded higher, including the magnificent MS66 specimen last sold in 2005 for $400k. This specimen is a rich lemon gold, with no distractions or detractions.
It has been off the market since the early 1990's, when my customer purchased it in a Superior auction.
$16,500.
Cell: (203) 231-1213
Email: DaveWnuck@gmail.com
Type of 1838.
A dramatically different two year type, and quite difficult to find.
Only a handful of specimens have been graded higher, including the magnificent MS66 specimen last sold in 2005 for $400k. This specimen is a rich lemon gold, with no distractions or detractions.
It has been off the market since the early 1990's, when my customer purchased it in a Superior auction.
$16,500.
Cell: (203) 231-1213
Email: DaveWnuck@gmail.com
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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