1786 VT 1/2P Baby Head, BN F12BN 认证号40016960, PCGS号548

拥有者评论

RR-9, (R3) Ex: Carolina Colonial Coin Collection (Heritage, 11/ 1/02).

专家评论

Ron Guth

The 1786 Vermont "Baby Head" is so-named because of the infantile bust on the obverse of the coin.  The head is rounded, the wreath atop the head looks like a cowlick, and the ribbon that ties the wreath is set so low that it appears as if it is tying up the baby's bib instead.  While the coin may have a juvenile look, this is one of the more sophisticated varieties of the Vermont series.  This was the ninth of the varieties identified by Hillyer Ryder (known as Ryder 9 today) and it is the only combination of the obverse and reverse dies.  The ultimate Ryder 9 is one with a defect-free, glossy tan planchet that also exhibits a full strike (as expressed in the symbols that appear on the shield on the reverse).  The best example known is the one in the Bennington Museum in Vermont.  Years ago, that coin was stolen from the museum but has since been recovered.  According to colonial coin expert, John Agre, who has viewed the coin in person, it is a stone-cold MS63 on a great planchet.  The PCGS CoinFacts Condition census starts at VF.  Any Ryder 9 in Extremely Fine or better is a condition rarity.

PCGS #
548
直径
0.00 毫米
重量
0.00 克
铸币数量
0
金属成分
Other
更高评级数量
23
评级较低的钱币数量
11
地区
The United States of America
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位置 评级 缩略图 家谱和历史
1 AU53 PCGS grade
2 AU50 PCGS grade
3 VF35 PCGS grade
4 VF30 PCGS grade VF30 PCGS grade
5 VF25 PCGS grade
#1 AU53 PCGS grade
#2 AU50 PCGS grade
#3 VF35 PCGS grade
VF30 PCGS grade #4 VF30 PCGS grade
#5 VF25 PCGS grade