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Contact Michael Contursi 1-800-347-3250 Mcontursi@Rcw1.Com Coin # Class Description Serv Grade Contact Michael Contursi 1‐800‐347‐3250 [email protected] www.rarecoinwholesalers.com Sets Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 129927 1846PS 1846 PROOF SET, 5‐COIN SILVER SET NGC PR64‐66 CAC $199,500 5‐COIN SILVER SET. ALL PR65 EXCEPT S$1 WHICH IS PR64 CAC. 121750 1859PS 1859 PROOF SET NGC PR66 $69,500 7‐PIECE PROOF SET. GRADES PF64 TO PF67*. Colonials Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 130721 45362.40 1652 0AK TREE SHILLING, OAK TREE, IN AT BOTTOM PCGS EF40 $8,950 IN AT BOTTOM OF OAK TREE. NOE‐5. RARITY‐2. 128837 45360.61 1652 OAK TREE 6 PENCE, IN OBV NGC MS61 CAC $27,500 IN ON OBVERSE. NOE‐20. RARITY‐6. VERY RARE. CAC. 128582 45363.50 1652 OAK TREE SHILLING, ANDO VARIETY PCGS AU50 CAC $19,950 ANDO VARIETY. RARITY‐6. HIGHEST GRADED AT PCGS. CAC. 132436 45363.64 1652 OAK TREE SHILLING, ANDO VARIETY NGC MS64 $57,500 ANDO VARIETY. TIED WITH ANOTHER FOR HIGHEST GRADED. FORD. 133117 45363.63 1652 OAK TREE SHILLING, ANDO VARIETY NGC MS63 $32,500 ANDO VARIETY. ONLY 2 GRADED HIGHER AND BOTH ARE MS63. 131399 45362.53 1652 OAK TREE SHILLING, IN AT BOTTOM NGC AU53 CAC $16,950 IN AT BOTTOM. NORWEB PEDIGREE. CAC. 129897 45362.50 1652 OAK TREE SHILLING, OAK TREE, IN AT BOTTOM PCGS AU50 $16,950 IN AT BOTTOM OF TREE. 0NLY 4 GRADED HIGHER AT PCGS. 128596 45365.63 1652 PINE TREE 3 PENCE, PELLETS NGC MS63 $37,500 PELLETS AT TRUNK. HIGHEST GRADED. R‐4. ELIASBERG PEDIGREE. 130350 45372.61 1652 PINE TREE SCHILLING, PINE TR, LG PL, REV NPCGSMS 61 $32,950 REVERSE N IN ENGLAND. RARITY‐5. ONLY 4 GRADED HIGHER AT PCGS 124656 45370.61 1652 PINE TREE SHILLING, PINE TR, LG PL, NO PEL PCGS MS 61 CAC $32,500 LARGE PLANCHET, NO PELLETS. NOE‐3. RARITY‐6. CAC. 124662 45370.55 1652 PINE TREE SHILLING, PINE TR, LG PL, NO PEL PCGS AU 55 CAC $15,950 LARGE PLANCHET. WITHOUT PELLETS. ONLY 5 HIGHER AT PCGS. CAC. 130256 45369.65 1652 PINE TREE SHILLING, PINE TR, LG PL, PELLETS NGC MS 65 $79,500 PELLETS AT TRUNK. LARGE PLANCHET. A WELL PRESERVED GEM. 129095 00016.35 1652 WILLOW TREE SHILLING PCGS VF35 $142,500 VERY RARE. NOE 3‐E. RARITY‐7. DOUBLE STRUCK. 132640 00791.63 1776 CONTINENTAL $1, CURENCY, PEWTER PCGS MS63 $155,000 CURENCY VARIETY. 129184 00794.64 1776 CURRENCY, PEWTER $1 NGC MS64 CAC $219,500 CURRENCY VARIETY. ONLY 1 GRADED HIGHER. CAC. 126011 00625.63 KENTUCKY LANCASTER CENT PCGS MS63RD $1,695 LOVELY PLANCHET. Liberty Cap Half Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 125230 01000.30 1793 LIBERTY CAP 1/2 C, FACING LEFT PCGS VF30BN $14,950 FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE. BENT CAP AND BNCH LEAVES. RARITY‐3. 126397 901374.66 1794 LIBERTY CAP 1C, HEAD OF 1794 PCGS MS66BN CAC $159,500 HEAD OF 1794. RAZOR SHARP STRIKE. AMONG FINEST KNOWN. CAC. 127780 901374.65 1794 LIBERTY CAP 1C, HEAD OF 1794 NGC MS65BN $82,500 HEAD OF 1794. S‐29. ONLY 1 GRADED HIGHER AT NGC. 131930 901374.64 1794 LIBERTY CAP 1C, HEAD OF 1794 PCGS MS64BN $48,500 LOVELY CHOCOLATE PLANCHET. FINEST S‐65 GRADED AT PCGS. 129831 01003.61 1794 LIBERTY CAP RT LG HD 1/2 C NGC MS61BN $26,500 LOVELY CHOCOLATE PLANCHET. NORMAL HEAD. C‐1A. 128581 01042.58 1797 LIBERTY CAP RT SM HD 1/2 C, 1 ABOVE 1 NGC AU58BN $10,950 1 ABOVE 1. PLAIN EDGE. ONLY 1 GRADED HIGHER AT NGC. Draped Bust Half Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 133086 01072.64 1804 DRAPED BUST 1/2 C, CROSSLET 4, NO STEMS NGC MS64BN $4,950 CROSSLET 4. NO STEMS. ONLY 1 HIGHER AT NGC. 132740 01064.65 1804 DRAPED BUST 1/2C, PLAIN 4, NO STEMS PCGS MS65RB $29,500 PLAIN 4, NO STEMS. SOLE HIGHEST GRADED AT PCGS. 126476 01081.64 1805 DRAPED BUST 1/2 C, SMALL 5, NO STEMS NGC MS64BN $5,950 MED 5, NO STEMS. TIED WITH 2 OTHER FOR HIGHEST GRADED AT NGC 127301 01096.55+ 1806 DRAPED BUST 1/2C, SMALL6, STEMS PCGS AU55+ $7,750 SMALL 6, WITH STEMS. ONLY 8 GRADED HIGHER AT PCGS. 129336 01110.58 1808/7 DRAPED BUST 1/2 C, OVERDATE PCGS AU58BN $65,000 VERY RARE OVERDATE.RARITY‐3. ONLY A MS64 PLUS HIGHER AT PCGS Classic Head Half Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 131879 01150.64 1828 CLASSIC 1/2 C, 12 STARS NGC MS64BN $2,695 12 STARS. ONLY 1 GRADED HIGHER AT NGC. Braided Hair Half Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 130804 01227.67 1853 BRAIDED HAIR 1/2 C NGC MS67BN $5,450 TIED FOR HIGHEST NUMERICAL GRADED. TINGES OF RED. 133118 01252.65 1840 BRAIDED HAIR 1/2 C, RESTRIKE NGC PR65RB $16,500 RESTRIKE. ONLY 20 STRUCK. JUST 1 GRADED HIGHER. 133087 01263.64 1842 BRAIDED HAIR 1/2 C, RESTRIKE PCGS PR64BN $9,500 REVERSE OF 1840. 2ND RESTRIKE. ESTIMATED ONLY 27 STRUCK. 130749 01317.65 1852 BRAIDED HAIR 1/2 C, RESTRIKE PCGS PR65BN $7,950 RESTRIKE. GLOSSY BROWN SURFACES. EST 110‐140 STRUCK. Flowing Hair Large Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 130670 01341.15 1793 CHAIN 1C, AMERICA PCGS F15BN $23,500 AMERICA VARIETY. 125899 01347.62 1793 WREATH 1C, VINE AND BARS EDGE NGC MS62BN $79,500 VINE AND BARS. S‐8. RARITY‐3. 128903 01347.25 1793 WREATH 1C, VINE AND BARS EDGE PCGS VF25 $11,950 VINE AND BARS EDGE. FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE. 130392 01347.64 1793 WREATH 1C, VINE AND BARS EDGE NGC MS64BN $165,000 VINE AND BARS. ONLY 63,353 MINTED. VERY PQ! 131234 01380.58 1795 LIBERTY CAP 1C, PLAIN EDGE, DENT. BORDER NGC AU58BN $7,950 PLAIN EDGE. S‐76B. 133429 01392.55 1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP PCGS AU55BN CAC $27,950 VERY COICE LIGHT CHOCOLATE PLANCHET. CAC. 131705 01392.62 1796 LIBERTY CAP 1C, LIBERTY CAP, DENT. BORDER PCGS MS62BN $43,500 LIGHT CHOCOLATE PLANCHET. S‐84. RARITY‐3. GARRETT PEDIGREE. Draped Bust Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 133088 01422.64 1797 DRAPED BUST 1C, REV OF 1797, STEMS PCGS MS64BN $18,500 REVERSE OF 1797. STEMS. SOME RED IS STILL APPARENT. 133430 01422.64 1797 DRAPED BUST 1C, REV OF 1797, STEMS PCGS MS64BN $18,500 REVERSE OF 1797. GLOSSY LIGHT BROWN PLANCHET. 131822 01431.64 1798 DRAPED BUST 1C, 1ST HAIR STYLE PCGS MS64BN $35,000 1ST HAIR STYLE. SOME MINT RED. HIGHEST S‐157 GRADED AT PCGS. 131162 01434.65 1798 DRAPED BUST 1C, 2ND HAIR STYLE PCGS MS65BN $85,000 2nd HAIR STYLE. SMALL 8. FINEST S‐187 GRADED AY PCGS. 131459 01434.65 1798 DRAPED BUST 1C, 2ND HAIR STYLE PCGS MS65BN $85,000 2nd HAIR STYLE. SMALL 8. S‐179. JUST 1 GRADED HIGHER. 120713 01440.58 1798/7 DRAPED BUST 1C, OVERDATE NGC AU58BN $21,000 VERY RARE OVERDATE. S‐152. TIED FOR HIGHEST GRADED AT NGC. 131772 01455.63 1800/79 DRAPED BUST 1C, OVERDATE PCGS MS63BN $39,950 2nd HAIR STYLE. LOVELY PLANCHET. S‐194. RARITY‐3. 132677 01504.30 1804 DRAPED BUST 1C PCGS VF30BN $9,950 LOVELY CHOCOLATE BROWN PLANCHET. VERY SCARCE DATE. 130053 36439.12 1807/6 DRAPED BUST 1C, S‐272 SMALL 7 PCGS FB12N $10,950 SMALL 7. S‐272. NICE PLANCHET. Classic Head Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 132127 01543.63 1808 CLASSIC 1C PCGS MS63BN $14,950 LOVELY CHOCOLATE BROWN PLANCHET. 133055 01549.64 1810 CLASSIC 1C PCGS MS64BN CAC $37,500 MARVALOUS CLASSIC HEAD SPECIMEN. S‐282. CAC. 131920 01573.62 1814 CLASSIC 1C, CROSSLET 4 NGC MS62BN $8,750 CROSSLET 4. Coronet Head Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 133431 01592.63 1816 CORONET HEAD 1C PCGS MS63RB CAC $2,195 VERY LUSTEROUS. CAC. 130664 01624.63 1822 CORONET HEAD 1C PCGS MS63BN $2,150 NEWCOMB‐1. RARITY‐3. 133352 01637.64 1824 CORONET HEAD 1C PCGS MS64RB CAC $21,500 N‐2. NEARLY FULL GEM RED BROWN. ONE OF THE FINEST KNOWN. CAC 126793 36919.65 1829 CORONET HEAD 1C, LARGE LETTERS PCGS MS65BN CAC $12,500 LARGE LETTERS. N‐6. VIRGIL BRAND PEDIGREE. CAC. 126398 01753.65 1839 CORONET HEAD 1C, BOOBY HEAD NGC MS65RD $38,500 BOOBY HEAD. N‐13. ONLY 1 GRADED HIGHER. 133432 01748.66 1839 CORONET HEAD 1C, SILLY HEAD PCGS MS66BN $9,500 SILLY HEAD. LUSTROUS LIGHT CHOCOLATE SURFACES. 132683 03844.67 1883 LIBERTY HEAD 5C, WITH CENTS PCGS MS67BN $9,950 WITH CENTS. GEM SATIN SURFACES. TIED FOR HIGHEST AT PCGS. Braided Hair Cents Coin # Class Description Serv Grade CAC Whsle Notes 120854 01835.66 1842 BRAIDED HAIR 1C, LARGE DATE PCGS MS66BN CAC $8,750 LARGE DATE. TIED FOR HIGHEST GRADED AT PCGS. CAC. 125567 01877.67 1847 BRAIDED HAIR 1C NGC MS67BN $9,250 GEM! N‐22. TIED WITH 1 OTHER FOR HIGHEST GRADED. SOME RED. 132478 01900.65 1852 BRAIDED HAIR 1C PCGS MS65RD $4,500 ONLY 4 GRADED HIGHER AT PCGS. 129712 01909.65 1855 BRAIDED HAIR 1C, UPRIGHT 55 PCGS MS65RD $3,850 UPRIGHT 55. GEM RED. 131476 01950.64 1840 BRAIDED HAIR 1C, SMALL/LARGE 18 NGC PR64RB CAC $15,950 SMALL/LARGE 18. N‐2. RARITY‐6. ONLY 18 STRUCK. CAC. 127127 400588.64+ 1849 BRAIDED HAIR 1C PCGS PR64+BN CAC $17,500 ONLY 20 STRUCK. CAC. 132327 01994.64 1855 BRAIDED HAIR 1C, SLANTED 55 PCGS PR64BN CAC $8,750 SLANTED 55.
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