What is the lowest PCGS graded top pop 1/0 coin?
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The Oil of Ice thread featured a PCGS F15 top pop 1/0 coin which got me wondering what's the lowest PCGS graded top pop 1/0 coin? Are there lower?
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That pretty much limits you to varieties like this counterstamp or near-unique coins... I'll be interested to seeing what people come up with.
Strawberries? Chalmers?
Interesting !!!
There is a 1916 Mercury dime pattern Pr. that was graded a F12 and is a pop 1, but I see there was another that graded a 25 and is a pop 1/0.
Later, Paul.
I never thought of low grade pop 1's.... somehow, I always think of pop 1's in relation to high grades.... I know... kind of blind thinking.... I will now revise my mental fences to include these anomalies... Cheers, RickO
The top pop 1793 Strawberry Leaf Cent is VG10, as it the top pop 1795 Reeded Edge Cent.
Wow, confirmed as FR02BN pop 1/0. Now we just need a PO-01POP1/0.
If you are considering basic (non-variety) coin, then I would go with 1853-O 50c No Arrows - VF-35
My 20th Century Gold Major Design Type Set ---started : 11/17/1997 ---- completed : 1/21/2004
It doesn't get lower than PO01 POP 1/0! Of course, this is a pattern, but still an official Mint piece.
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/08507253
Technically, that shouldn't be called a PO01, as it's roller cancelled (I actually own the analogous 1907 Saint pattern, image below):
For straight graded stuff, this is the best I could think of:
http://www.pcgscoinfacts.com/Coin/Detail/10326
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Here's a new one for me. Pop 0/1/0 at PCGS
I would like to know the story behind this one. CoinFacts has background info, sometimes, but not this one.
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I cannot come close to the lowest graded coin of all time but I do have have 2 coins in my lowball set that are pop 1/0.
AU53
And
AU55
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
Heritage has something: https://coins.ha.com/itm/patterns/1908-20-no-motto-double-eagle-judd-1924-pollock-2009-r8-poor-1-pcgs/a/1274-5138.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
Thanks for the link @daltex!
Nice pedigree associated with Byron White and William Rau, along with possibly Stephen Kenneth Nagy, Jr.
The full pedigree info from the lot description is:
Great coin @Cladiator! Thanks for posting it!
What's really amazing about this is that this looks to be a regular issue coin with numerous survivors.
When you say Pop 1/0 in a lowball set I assume that means no coins are graded lower? Clearly there are many graded higher for those dates.
Not U. S. but here's one I have that's 1/0. VF25.
Come to find out that a lowball coin with a pop 1/0 can have coins in lower grades. I found this out yesterday by going to the coin facts app and then scrolling thru the grades to see what is the lowest grade that has been graded for that particular date.
So in my case, both of my coins are the only graded coins in that grade.
When I scroll thru my lowball registry set, they do list as pops 1/0.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...
From cert verification, I see:
My guess is that "pop X/Y" typically means "X with Y higher" (which is what's intended here), but in a low ball set representation, "pop X/Y" may mean "X with Y lower".
The following is from the registry set which is interesting as it has columns for "PCGS # Pop Higher" and "Pop Higher" with different values. I'm guessing here, "Pop Higher" means lower grade (but perhaps higher Lowball Registry Set points?).
When I open my Kennedy Low Ball registry set, this is what I see for this coin.
1990-D 50C AU53 CERTIFICATION #35076769, PCGS #6758
When I scroll down to the Coin Facts Details under the cert# this is what I get.
The screen shots are from the lowest grade of 1 to 53+. I did not go any further up to higher grades.
Grades 1-8
Grades 8-25
Grades 25-45+
Grades 45-53+
So according to this, the coin is a POP 1/0 with NO coins graded lower and there are 427 graded higher.
The first appearance of a graded coin shows at AU53.
All grades below that are non-existent at this time.
Confusing yes but it takes some understanding to get to the right interputation.
Hope this helps.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...