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Manley 1.0 - crack over ERTY- no clash marks rotated 15 degrees CW
Manley 1.0 - crack over ERTY- no clash marks rotated 15 degrees CW
manley 3.0 at eac 2012 crossed from anacs holder - now pictured in coinfacts 10 degree CCW rotation
manley 3.0 at eac 2012 crossed from anacs holder - now pictured in coinfacts 10 degree CCW rotation
Smooth copper surfaces and attractive for this grade level. Free of any deep or detracting field or device marks and quite pleasing for the collector. Usual die sinking at MER of AMERICA and HALF CENT is shallow. PCGS# 1015. From Kagin's sale of January 1979, lot 23; and our (Bowers and Merena's) Pittsburgh ANA Sale of August 1989, lot 1103.
1796 C2 Liberty Cap Half Cent, With Pole, R4. This coin has been authenticated and graded by PCGS as GENUINE, with code #98 for damage. The coin exhibits G5+ details and great, medium brown color, but the planchet has been beat up and looks a bit wavy. However, the date is 100% BOLD and plenty of the reverse details are strong, too. I love key-date coins like this because although it has minor problems, the color and eye appeal is still decent, the date is completely bold, and the light damage makes the coin much more "affordable." YES, I know how crazy it sounds to call an $ggnnn.00 coin "affordable," but this is a 1796 HALF CENT folks!
shows characteristics of Manley 4 and 5. Y in liberty clearly visible but ICA are pretty much gone. A Manley 4.5 in the making ?
ex Richard Binette "Babe" 5-29-05 from spoiled large cent 76.8 grains
ex Richard Binette "Babe" 5-29-05 from spoiled large cent 76.8 grains
1804 1/2 C Plain 4, No Stems MS63 Brown PCGS. CAC. C-13, B-10, R.1. A late die state with little border dentilation visible only at the lower reverse. The lower obverse and upper reverse rims are flat and wide, giving the appearance of a broadstruck coin, a result of the die state. This piece has a sharp central strike with cartwheel luster on the dark chocolate and tan surfaces. Our EAC grade MS60.(
stacks- C.L.Lee sale lot #25 9/18/2005 realized $747.50
stacks- C.L.Lee sale lot #25 9/18/2005 realized $747.50
could almost pass for a RB coin - pictured in coinfacts
from the catalog- 1806 C-2 R4 Small 6 with Stems. PCGS graded VF-20. Frosty steel brown and chocolate. No roughness, only light contact marks including some faint hairline scratches on the portrait and a dull, light scratch in the field close to the hair ribbon. MDS, Manley state 2.0. The die clashmarks at RT in LIBERTY are clear but the crack from the 6 to the bust tip has not formed. Our grade is F15. The "Small 6, Stems" feature is noted on the PCGS label. Pop 1; 4 finer at PCGS. (PCGS # 1096) . Estimated Value $750-UP. Ex Geno Sanfilippo 3/12/2005-David Consolo.
with verification - is a c-2 Manley 0.5- not yet listed in his book- ribbon end is still sharp and has same clash marks common to the c-1 plus additional clashes
with verification - is a c-2 Manley 0.5- not yet listed in his book- ribbon end is still sharp and has same clash marks common to the c-1 plus additional clashes
with verification - is a c-2 Manley 0.5- not yet listed in his book- ribbon end is still sharp and has same clash marks common to the c-1 plus additional clashes
from the catalog:1832 C-2 R2 PCGS graded MS64 Brown. Lustrous light to medium brown with a spot of darker toning above star 7/ The only contact marks are some extremely tiny pinpricks at the left top of the N in CENT. Excellent eye appeal. EDS, Manley state 1.0. The reverse is uncracked and the fields are smooth. Our grade is MS60+. Removed from a PCGS slab graded MS64BN (PCGS label included). Estimated Value $500-UP. Ex Broadway Stamp & Coin Shop 12/9/1984-Carvin Goodridge, McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 9/2/2012:323.
