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The Finest Of All 1792 Half Dismes (PCGS MS-68) Once Owned By David Rittenhouse To Be Sold On 10/8/26

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The Finest of All 1792 Half Dismes to be Sold on Wednesday this week on 10/8/26. This was one of the 4 specimens owned by David Rittenhouse, the first Director of the U.S. Mint. It was last sold in 2018 for $1,985,000 in a private sale.

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Rather spectacular!
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