Posted 10/08/2009 09:13 am
Oh, that is a spectacular coin. Older PCGS slab (I see scratches
), so it's original surfaces. O-108, easily attributed by the relationship between the point of the star and the L - that's by far the highest that point aims on the stroke of the L - and the missing right serif of the F on the reverse.
Heritage has never auctioned a PCGS-slabbed example of this variety, and although 1 Mint State example is known, the highest-graded example they've auctioned is an NGC AU58.
This one is known for mushy strikes. I'm thinking XF45 at least, darn near a Condition Census coin, and value rather into 4 figures. This is the Coin of the Week right here.
), so it's original surfaces. O-108, easily attributed by the relationship between the point of the star and the L - that's by far the highest that point aims on the stroke of the L - and the missing right serif of the F on the reverse.Heritage has never auctioned a PCGS-slabbed example of this variety, and although 1 Mint State example is known, the highest-graded example they've auctioned is an NGC AU58.
This one is known for mushy strikes. I'm thinking XF45 at least, darn near a Condition Census coin, and value rather into 4 figures. This is the Coin of the Week right here.
