H.01 1794 PCGS MS63 EX ELIASBERG

This is so cool: take a fresh bar of glistening chocolate, get some wire sculpting tools, and then find the best sculptor, and you have what it took to make this incredible coin (well sort of)! This is the C-9 High Relief variety.

A nearly perfect planchet reveals only one teenie hidden tick (on the neck) a pinpoint imperfection in the right field (which is because of the planchet quality). There is no pitting. Both sides have a slight ORIGINAL gloss. The color is a gorgeous chocolate. There are NO spots or stains. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and very boldly stand out. The eye appeal is incredible! Remember, this is a coin from 1794-not 1904.

PCGS 6, NGC 2, CAC 2. PCGS has possibly certified ONLY 2 coins higher. We do not remember EVER seeing any of them on the market.

We think this coin is tremendously UNDERVALUED. Its unquestionably rare, its in spectacular condition, and its from 1794! The last one of these to sell brought $86,250.00 1/09 Heritage. We KNOW this coin is a touch nicer as we were the under bidders on that coin regardless, we think BOTH coins should be worth at least $100,000.00 today. Even an MS62BN SOLD for $60,375.00 back in 2007.

We can not stress enough the spectacular opportunity this coin offers collectors of Half Cents or Type (especially). The chances of finding another are slim (prior to the 2009 auction of the other coin, NO PCGS MS63’s have been auctioned this decade). So think hard about this beauty. Have dupes or junk? Trade them in, we’ll work with you. Once this coin is sold, good luck finding remotely anything similar.