Vermont Coppers.....one You Don't See Every Day, Ryder 15

Here's a Ryder 11. Obverse is pitted and flawed, while the reverse is smooth. This is a second use coin with the crack from the you to the head.

Nice coin paddy. The reverse of the Ryder 13 is weak, to appear worn, as struck.

Nice Ryder 11 ambro51 :)
Every specimen that I have seen, are struck on fissured and/or pitted flans.

This is a Ryder 27. A common variety though quite rare when early die state, non dug planchet and tan color with glossy surfaces come together. There was a drop dead gorgeous strongly struck high grade piece in the Phila C4 auction that went for $900 or so. A real nice coin this variety is really Vermont (and Machins Mill) Masterpiece. Clearly this coin and the obverse of 13 were done by a talented individual.