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How were you able to find and capture this scarce beast?
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I posted A Video of this coin on Youtube--you will see the coin it far better details than the picture here.
Look up (The Extremely very rare 1793 Liberty cap cent)
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Bedrock of the Community
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I think I'm in love.
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09/28/2017 6:59 pm
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I'd send that on the first plane smoking to PCGS and getting it authenticated and graded . I hope it's real,
Edited by Imthealphaomega
09/29/2017 06:38 am
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"You hope its real"? I dont think the OP or anyone spends that kind of money without doing their homework first. Someone who buys a coin like this raw seemingly knows what they are doing...
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I'm far from a wealthy man Not that far  stupid question --- what makes it rare, is it the grade, or is it a rare variety? |
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It is a S-13, the most common of the 1793 caps (R-4) but common is not really a term you can use on 93 caps. Mintage of just 11,056 coins spread among 6 varieties with a total estimated survival of around 400 or so coins available in ANY grade. This variety makes up about half of that number.
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Ok, thanks for the info. edit: Sheeeeeh, now I see, said the blind man. Yes those are special. What a coin.  Edited by edweather
09/29/2017 9:32 pm
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