1C 1847 PCGS MS64RB N-21 NAFTZGER

We looked at this coin really hard and have thought of cracking it. There is NO guarantee it will go 65, but we sure don’t see many issues to hold it back. This is a real MS64.9 piece!

Here is how it was described in the auction catalog: Frosty bright mint red fading to steel and light chocolate brown on the devices, about 40% of the mint color still showing. No spots or stains, but there are some microscopic ticks scattered over both sides and the cheek is covered with tiny planchet chips or lint marks caused by fine debris on the die. Otherwise this cent is choice and the eye appeal is quite nice regardless. LDS, die state b, with a die crack through the top of ME to the dentils on either side. This is Newcomb’s old #40, but we now know it’s just a late state of his #21 variety.

The eye appeal is tremendous! This coin will easily impress the pickiest buyer!

PCGS 43, NGC 18, CAC 1. This was lot 781 at the Naftzger sale. It realized $2,300.00.

WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!