1C 1843 PCGS MS65BN PETITE HD N-12 NAFTZGER

What a jaw dropping GEM! We cannot say enough about its awesome quality and eye appeal. We’ll use the Goldberg description from the auction:

Lustrous light chocolate and steel brown with faded mint red covering 10% of the obverse and brighter mint color showing on a third of the reverse. The fields are hard and smooth giving a hint of reflectivity. Only a few very trivial marks, including a few microscopic ticks under star 7 and a tiny struck-through line off the left end of the crossbar of the 4, as struck. EDS, die state a (the die state of the proofs and earliest business strikes). The fine die finishing lines are clear on both sides and the rim cud break at the U in UNITED has not formed. Called MS63 and CC#2 of the business strikes in the Noyes census, his photo #31076. Our grade is MS64, tied for CC#1 of the business strikes in the Grellman census. Estimated Value $1,000-UP. Ex 1979 EAC Sale, 1/13/79:274 (via Myles Z. Gerson).

PCGS 8, NGC 13, CAC 3. This coin was lot 664 in the Naftzger sale which realized a ridiculous cheap $2,530.00. Opportunity more than knocks loud here!

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