1793 Large Cent ... But Not Mine ..

Yes Jim is still dealing.



Good question especially since S-11 comes with three subvarieties and they are NOT all the same rarity. My copy of Breen is back at the shop. I'll try and take a look at it tomorrow and see if this piece is listed in the Condition census and if it is see if I put a pedigree to it. This coin is important enough it probably does have a known pedigree.

Larry .. no problem with you trying to clean up the pics .. thanks




Condor ... thanks for the reply .. and I did talk to Jim for a few minutes today.




I would have to ask the owner why the variety did not get put on .. could be just did not request it, or maybe it was not even a option on the rush option.. he wanted it back as quickly as possible.

How does that work where the customer still owns the coin yet the shop had it graded?

Beautiful coin. One of the finer examples graded. Pure American history. Thanks for posting pictures.

It was a lettered edge coin, I did not notice which way the leaf curved.

This coin was bought and then resold the next day. I wish I would have had more time to study it. There always seems to be a buyer for rare coins.





As vermontensium posted, the seller was not a member of a TPG and it was easier to have the shop own send the coin in. Once the coin came back, the seller and the shop owner came to a price, both were very happy.

Sorry doubled post. lost internet connection and thought the last post wasn't sent sent it again when the connection was restored.

If it had a lettered edge it was probably an 11c in which case it probably is NOT a CC coin.

Each coin is different, depending on the value of the coins and how quickly you want it back.

I don't think the coin shop owner here charges anything above his costs