Aurelian Select Acquisitions - Set #2 的钱币相册
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1856 1C MS66 PCGS CAC EEPS Snow-3 Die Stage A. Amazing Eye Appeal! The cert photo fails to show the beauty of this coin, which comes through more readily in the other photos I've uploaded. Ex: Stewart Blay Collection. One of only two Snow-3s graded MS66 and tied for finest (3rd MS66 is actually a Snow-5). Set the record auction price of $343,125 for 1856 MS Flying Eagle - in fact the record for all Flying Eagles (Great Collections - Nov 12, 2023 - GC Item ID: 1456023). The Snow-3s (along with Snow-1s) are the 1856 Flying Eagles of the Original Striking that were provided to US Congress, the US President, and other VIPs to influence the passage of the Small Cent Act of 1857. Besides copper die trials, the very rare Snow-1s (Proofs) were the first coins struck, during this Original Striking Period. Then, the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC), the only Snow-3 everyone agrees is a Proof was struck, before the MS Snow-3s ("Bluebird" has die stage A), including this coin, were struck. With the exception of the "Bluebird" (38725098 - PR66 PCGS CAC) all other Snow-3s exhibit some weakness of strike, typically on the Eagle breast feathers or the reverse leaves. In this particular case, there is slight weakness on the Eagle breast feathers, which is most obvious when compared with the "Bluebird. Such weakness of strike demonstrates this coin is an MS.
1858 (Large Letters) 1C MS64 PCGS CAC. I've seen coins graded MS66 with more marks! I have no idea how this coin was graded only MS64, but when I saw such a bargain I knew it would make a great addition to this registry set.
