Has anyone seen the Missouri Cabinet Half Cents in the Registry?

halfcentman · March 31, 2013 10:29AM

Here is the link.

Like many individuals who have attended Early American Copper conventions in the past, I have had the pleasure of seeing these before PCGS slabbed them.

Enjoy,

Greg

coinsarefun · March 31, 2013 10:39AM

Wow, how beautiful they all are!
It's registries like this, that make mine feel insignificant

njcoincrank · March 31, 2013 10:39AM

I had the pleasure of seeing these.

Simply off the chart!

njcc

Broadstruck · March 31, 2013 10:48AM

Those are some lovely lil sisters!

MrEureka · March 31, 2013 11:19AM

I'm looking forward to the auction!

MrEureka · March 31, 2013 11:24AM

Also check out his proofs.

jonathanb · March 31, 2013 11:45AM

So I've gotta ask... what happened to the 1850?

Vbowling299 · March 31, 2013 12:21PM

oh my god...i'l take one of each!

BillJones · March 31, 2013 11:31PM

Among copper people it has long been known that this is the best collection of half cents in the world by a large margin. I too have had the pleasure of seeing this coins raw over the years.

halfcentman · April 1, 2013 1:01AM

<< <i>Also check out his proofs. >>

Thanks for putting this link up.

DeliaBug · April 1, 2013 1:16AM

I see N1BN assigned as a grade to a lot of the coins. What does the grade N1BN mean?

rec78 · April 1, 2013 1:21AM

Out of my league

An Amazing set to say the least.

The 1802 rev of 1800 has that electrotype look to it. But then, I have never seen a real one before. Does anyone know the population of this coin? 1802/0, rev of 1800?

What does the grade designation N1BN stand for? I guess the BN means brown. What does the N1 mean?

I would love to be able to afford the least of one of these. Which one will sell for the LEAST money? (Still way over my budget).

Bob

halfcentman · April 1, 2013 3:04AM

<< <i>I see N1BN assigned as a grade to a lot of the coins. What does the grade N1BN mean? >>

Those may be coins in GENUINE holders if I had to guess, but it really does not matter since the 1794 C-6b is unique!!

etexmike · April 1, 2013 4:43AM

What an amazing set of copper pieces.

Mike

BillJones · April 1, 2013 5:25AM

<< <i>Does anyone know the population of this coin? 1802/0, rev of 1800? >>

Coin Facts says 25. I have had a chance to buy two during my collecting years. When I saw the second one I almost could not believe my eyes because NCG had misattributed it as the much more common variety. The owner knew it and was getting ready to ship it back to NGC to get the attribution fixed.

I know of one that the owner did not know it was that variety for over five years because the reverse was so worn. One day it was sitting on his desk in the sun and he got a glimsp of the hint of the 1800 style lettering on the reverse. I wish that he had shown it to me. I would have spotted it in a flash.

Photoguy · July 7, 2013 12:53PM

The Missouri Cabinet Collection of US Half Cents. Auction to be held by the Goldbergs.

mrearlygold · July 7, 2013 1:10PM

Wow!

sumnom · July 7, 2013 2:06PM

Outstanding. Almost mythical.

Has anyone seen the Missouri Cabinet Half Cents in the Registry?

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