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Heritage Comments: 1796 Draped Bust Dime, AU55 First-Year Issue, JR-1 1796 10C JR-1, R.3, AU55 PCGS. Despite a 22,135-piece Guide Book mintage, the 1796 date is surprisingly available leading many researchers to believe additional 1796-dated dimes were struck in 1797. The JR-1 variety is the most available of seven 1796 die marriages. It is one of the most recognizable, too, with a large cud partially obscuring star 1 on most examples. The cud formed early on and, while often identified as a late die state, only a few 1796 JR-1 coins lack the anomaly. This Choice About Uncirculated example displays a ragged, prominent cud at the first star and a blurry, arc-like die crack curving in front of Liberty's face to the neck and shoulder. A horizontal die crack beneath the eagle's right (facing) wing confirms the middle-to-late die stage. Slight central weakness is characteristic of the later strikes. Tan-gold toning is prominent at the margins and lightens toward the centers, supported by pleasing mint luster that remains throughout the lightly abraded surfaces. Population (all 1796 varieties): 25 in 55, 85 finer (12/23). Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 236B, Variety PCGS# 38742, Base PCGS# 4461, Greysheet# 213014) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
Heritage Comments: 1796 Draped Bust Dime, AU55 First-Year Issue, JR-1 1796 10C JR-1, R.3, AU55 PCGS. Despite a 22,135-piece Guide Book mintage, the 1796 date is surprisingly available leading many researchers to believe additional 1796-dated dimes were struck in 1797. The JR-1 variety is the most available of seven 1796 die marriages. It is one of the most recognizable, too, with a large cud partially obscuring star 1 on most examples. The cud formed early on and, while often identified as a late die state, only a few 1796 JR-1 coins lack the anomaly. This Choice About Uncirculated example displays a ragged, prominent cud at the first star and a blurry, arc-like die crack curving in front of Liberty's face to the neck and shoulder. A horizontal die crack beneath the eagle's right (facing) wing confirms the middle-to-late die stage. Slight central weakness is characteristic of the later strikes. Tan-gold toning is prominent at the margins and lightens toward the centers, supported by pleasing mint luster that remains throughout the lightly abraded surfaces. Population (all 1796 varieties): 25 in 55, 85 finer (12/23). Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 236B, Variety PCGS# 38742, Base PCGS# 4461, Greysheet# 213014) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
Heritage Auctions Comments: 1805 Large Eagle Dime, AU53 JR-2, Four Berries 1805 10C 4 Berries, JR-2, R.1, AU53 PCGS. Magenta fields contrast with pearl-white high points. A well detailed and minimally abraded Heraldic Eagle type coin. All 1805 dimes were struck from the same obverse die, notable for a long diagonal extension from the northeast tip of the 5 in the date. That die was paired with two reverses, readily distinguished by the berry count on the eagle's branch. Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 236S, Variety PCGS# 38769, Base PCGS# 4477) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
Heritage Auctions Comments: 1805 Large Eagle Dime, AU53 JR-2, Four Berries 1805 10C 4 Berries, JR-2, R.1, AU53 PCGS. Magenta fields contrast with pearl-white high points. A well detailed and minimally abraded Heraldic Eagle type coin. All 1805 dimes were struck from the same obverse die, notable for a long diagonal extension from the northeast tip of the 5 in the date. That die was paired with two reverses, readily distinguished by the berry count on the eagle's branch. Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 236S, Variety PCGS# 38769, Base PCGS# 4477) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
1820 10C Medium 0, JR-7, R.2, MS62 PCGS. In our nomenclature, the JR-7 variety displays a Medium 0 in the date, while PCGS calls it a Small 0. The difference in size is hard to determine, and of little importance as long as the correct die marriage is specified. The present silver-gray example has smooth surfaces and a narrow streak of struck-in grease from Liberty's nose to star 5. (NGC ID# 236X, Variety PCGS# 38787, Base PCGS# 4493) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
1820 10C Medium 0, JR-7, R.2, MS62 PCGS. In our nomenclature, the JR-7 variety displays a Medium 0 in the date, while PCGS calls it a Small 0. The difference in size is hard to determine, and of little importance as long as the correct die marriage is specified. The present silver-gray example has smooth surfaces and a narrow streak of struck-in grease from Liberty's nose to star 5. (NGC ID# 236X, Variety PCGS# 38787, Base PCGS# 4493) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
1820 10C Medium 0, JR-7, R.2, MS62 PCGS. In our nomenclature, the JR-7 variety displays a Medium 0 in the date, while PCGS calls it a Small 0. The difference in size is hard to determine, and of little importance as long as the correct die marriage is specified. The present silver-gray example has smooth surfaces and a narrow streak of struck-in grease from Liberty's nose to star 5. (NGC ID# 236X, Variety PCGS# 38787, Base PCGS# 4493) Weight: 2.70 grams Metal: 89.24% Silver, 10.76% Copper
PCGS MS62 Heritage Auctions Description: 1835 10C JR-2, R.4, MS62 PCGS. A die crack through the D in UNITED helps attribute this scarce JR-2 die variety. A lens reveals several other very delicate cracks along the reverse periphery. Brilliant and boldly struck with no remotely relevant marks. Luster is prevalent across the margins and motifs. (Variety PCGS# 38880, Base PCGS# 4527)
PCGS MS62 Heritage Auctions Description: 1835 10C JR-2, R.4, MS62 PCGS. A die crack through the D in UNITED helps attribute this scarce JR-2 die variety. A lens reveals several other very delicate cracks along the reverse periphery. Brilliant and boldly struck with no remotely relevant marks. Luster is prevalent across the margins and motifs. (Variety PCGS# 38880, Base PCGS# 4527)
PCGS MS62 Heritage Auctions Description: 1835 10C JR-2, R.4, MS62 PCGS. A die crack through the D in UNITED helps attribute this scarce JR-2 die variety. A lens reveals several other very delicate cracks along the reverse periphery. Brilliant and boldly struck with no remotely relevant marks. Luster is prevalent across the margins and motifs. (Variety PCGS# 38880, Base PCGS# 4527)
Sunshine Rare Coins (Easton Connecticut) Comments: 1839 O Seated Dime No Drapery F-106a Large O, Cobweb Reverse PCGS MS-65 CAC Toned Finest Known for the variety Fortin Comments on F-106a: 1839-O Variety 106a Obverse 4.2: Die Crack From Liberty's Head Through Star 12 Reverse E.2: Shattered Cobweb Reverse Obverse 4.2 Reverse E.2 Obverse Diagnostic Point(s) Reverse Diagnostic Point(s) Comments: Obverse 4 exhibits a boldly repunched Star 5 and comes fairly well struck even though the reverse die experiences severe degradation. As Reverse E approaches its near terminal die state, Obverse 4 exhibits a die crack from Liberty's head through Star 8, the cap and Stars 9 to 12. Another die crack starts at the rim below the left base and proceeds up through the rock into the left field. There is also a die crack from the base under Liberty's foot that moves towards the lower shield. Reverse E is nearly always seen with some levels of die cracks which eventually lead to the spectacular cobweb shaped shattered reverse. This die pair saw significant usage as evidenced by the available amount of circulated examples with varying degrees of reverse die cracks. The plate coin presents Reverse E in a very late die state. It has completely shattered leaving heavy die cracks from UN(I)TED to the wreath, then along the bottom of S(TATES OF A)MERICA. This die crack then re-enters the right wreath down to the bow knot. The die cracks covers the entire circumference of the reverse. Variety 106a is highly sought after in higher grades by variety specialist due to its spectacular appearance. Plate Coin: G. Fortin Collection, PCGS MS63 CAC Gold
PCGS MS66 Crossed to PCGS MS66 from NGC 4177981-002 MS67. Heritage Auctions Description: 1881 Seated Dime, MS67 Rarely Seen in This Remarkable Grade 1881 10C MS67 NGC. A tiny mintage of 24,000 coins makes the 1881 dime a better date in the Seated series, and Gerry Fortin rates the issue R.5 in Mint State. Coins can be located through mid-Uncirculated grades with some searching, but the 1881 is a major rarity in this remarkable grade. Each side of this Superb Gem is frosty and untoned. As usual, Liberty's head shows a touch of unimportant softness, but the remaining devices are boldly rendered. Census: 5 in 67 (1 in 67+), 1 finer (7/15).(Registry values: N1) (NGC ID# 23AU, PCGS# 4689)
PCGS MS66 Crossed to PCGS MS66 from NGC 4177981-002 MS67. Heritage Auctions Description: 1881 Seated Dime, MS67 Rarely Seen in This Remarkable Grade 1881 10C MS67 NGC. A tiny mintage of 24,000 coins makes the 1881 dime a better date in the Seated series, and Gerry Fortin rates the issue R.5 in Mint State. Coins can be located through mid-Uncirculated grades with some searching, but the 1881 is a major rarity in this remarkable grade. Each side of this Superb Gem is frosty and untoned. As usual, Liberty's head shows a touch of unimportant softness, but the remaining devices are boldly rendered. Census: 5 in 67 (1 in 67+), 1 finer (7/15).(Registry values: N1) (NGC ID# 23AU, PCGS# 4689)
PCGS MS66 Crossed to PCGS MS66 from NGC 4177981-002 MS67. Heritage Auctions Description: 1881 Seated Dime, MS67 Rarely Seen in This Remarkable Grade 1881 10C MS67 NGC. A tiny mintage of 24,000 coins makes the 1881 dime a better date in the Seated series, and Gerry Fortin rates the issue R.5 in Mint State. Coins can be located through mid-Uncirculated grades with some searching, but the 1881 is a major rarity in this remarkable grade. Each side of this Superb Gem is frosty and untoned. As usual, Liberty's head shows a touch of unimportant softness, but the remaining devices are boldly rendered. Census: 5 in 67 (1 in 67+), 1 finer (7/15).(Registry values: N1) (NGC ID# 23AU, PCGS# 4689)
PCGS MS66 Crossed to PCGS MS66 from NGC 4177981-002 MS67. Heritage Auctions Description: 1881 Seated Dime, MS67 Rarely Seen in This Remarkable Grade 1881 10C MS67 NGC. A tiny mintage of 24,000 coins makes the 1881 dime a better date in the Seated series, and Gerry Fortin rates the issue R.5 in Mint State. Coins can be located through mid-Uncirculated grades with some searching, but the 1881 is a major rarity in this remarkable grade. Each side of this Superb Gem is frosty and untoned. As usual, Liberty's head shows a touch of unimportant softness, but the remaining devices are boldly rendered. Census: 5 in 67 (1 in 67+), 1 finer (7/15).(Registry values: N1) (NGC ID# 23AU, PCGS# 4689)
