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From the Hansen Collection. In my opinion the only thing that keeps this beauty this from a higher grade, and CAC approval, is a hunk of organic matter under the I in UNITED (it literally has a hair in it--and it should have been removed prior to slabbing).
From the Hansen Collection. In my opinion the only thing that keeps this beauty this from a higher grade, and CAC approval, is a hunk of organic matter under the I in UNITED (it literally has a hair in it--and it should have been removed prior to slabbing).
From the Hansen Collection. In my opinion the only thing that keeps this beauty this from a higher grade, and CAC approval, is a hunk of organic matter under the I in UNITED (it literally has a hair in it--and it should have been removed prior to slabbing).
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Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
Full Strike and CAC approved. Outstanding New Orleans GEM—in every respect! Only one better at CAC.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC Approved. Small Date; Fotrin 103a variety; R-3. Best in CoinFacts as a F103.
CAC approved. Fortin-107a on slab. R-3. From the Louis Eliasberg, Sr. collection. PCGS 9(1)/4. NGC 5/2/3/1. CAC 8/3. Light to medium pearl-gray iridescence dances across both sides of this sharp, vibrant, satin-textured GEM. GEM dimes of this early date are scarce and finer examples are rarely encountered. Pedigree: From S.H. and H. Chapman's Harlan P. Smith Collection sale, May 1906; J.M. Clapp; Clapp estate, 1942; Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr.; our (Bowers and Merena's) sale of the Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr. Collection, May 1996, lot 1121. The Fortin plate coin for the variety. Was NGC (343176-006) CAC (by me); I crossed it into a PCGS Slab on 4/11/17.
CAC approved. Fortin-107a on slab. R-3. From the Louis Eliasberg, Sr. collection. PCGS 9(1)/4. NGC 5/2/3/1. CAC 8/3. Light to medium pearl-gray iridescence dances across both sides of this sharp, vibrant, satin-textured GEM. GEM dimes of this early date are scarce and finer examples are rarely encountered. Pedigree: From S.H. and H. Chapman's Harlan P. Smith Collection sale, May 1906; J.M. Clapp; Clapp estate, 1942; Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr.; our (Bowers and Merena's) sale of the Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr. Collection, May 1996, lot 1121. The Fortin plate coin for the variety. Was NGC (343176-006) CAC (by me); I crossed it into a PCGS Slab on 4/11/17.
CAC approved. Fortin-107a on slab. R-3. From the Louis Eliasberg, Sr. collection. PCGS 9(1)/4. NGC 5/2/3/1. CAC 8/3. Light to medium pearl-gray iridescence dances across both sides of this sharp, vibrant, satin-textured GEM. GEM dimes of this early date are scarce and finer examples are rarely encountered. Pedigree: From S.H. and H. Chapman's Harlan P. Smith Collection sale, May 1906; J.M. Clapp; Clapp estate, 1942; Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr.; our (Bowers and Merena's) sale of the Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr. Collection, May 1996, lot 1121. The Fortin plate coin for the variety. Was NGC (343176-006) CAC (by me); I crossed it into a PCGS Slab on 4/11/17.
Fortin Variety 112 (Closed 54, Die cracks Left and Right of Base). R-4.
Fortin Variety 112 (Closed 54, Die cracks Left and Right of Base). R-4.
Fortin Variety 112 (Closed 54, Die cracks Left and Right of Base). R-4.
CAC approved. Fortin Variety 107; R-3. Type Two Obverse (two lines above E). High end and just sensational! Remarkable silver-gray surfaces are original, satiny white, and clean. Fantastic overall eye appeal with some light die clashing. A full booming luster beams from all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. None graded finer by CAC.
CAC approved. Fortin Variety 107; R-3. Type Two Obverse (two lines above E). High end and just sensational! Remarkable silver-gray surfaces are original, satiny white, and clean. Fantastic overall eye appeal with some light die clashing. A full booming luster beams from all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. None graded finer by CAC.
CAC approved. Fortin Variety 107; R-3. Type Two Obverse (two lines above E). High end and just sensational! Remarkable silver-gray surfaces are original, satiny white, and clean. Fantastic overall eye appeal with some light die clashing. A full booming luster beams from all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. None graded finer by CAC.
Based on Breen's description (page 334) I believe that this die pair was used to make the 12 "proofs" for this date. "These dies were later used (retaining initial polish) on business strikes, still later cracking" (as seen on the obverse).
Based on Breen's description (page 334) I believe that this die pair was used to make the 12 "proofs" for this date. "These dies were later used (retaining initial polish) on business strikes, still later cracking" (as seen on the obverse).
Based on Breen's description (page 334) I believe that this die pair was used to make the 12 "proofs" for this date. "These dies were later used (retaining initial polish) on business strikes, still later cracking" (as seen on the obverse).
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC approved. Great luster. Reverse die crack from rim near left wingtip through shield.
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66).
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66).
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66).
CAC Certified. OC-6 Low; R.3. The date is re-punched, and a fine line connects the D in GOD to the eagle’s head. This beautiful and lustrous near GEM is on the cusp of a conditional rarity (only 5 coins have been certified by CAC that are numerically higher (4 in MS65 1 in MS66).
