1793 1/2C C-3, BN MS66BN 认证号30451155, PCGS号35009

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1793 Liberty Cap, Head Facing Left Half Cent, Cohen 3, Straight Cap, Hooked Bust Line

Breen 3; Eckberg 2-B. Rarity-3. The “Straight Cap” or “Hooked Bust Line” variety. It shares the same obverse die as Cohen-4 (#35012) and is known as the “Hooked Bust Line” variety, a name given to it by Roger S. Cohen, Jr.

Obverse Features:

The 7 in the date is short.
Liberty’s forelock is positioned between the L and I.
Smaller cap opening than the Cohen-1 (#35003) and Cohen 2 (#35006).
The cap is close to the Y.

The obverse is also used in Cohen-4 die marriage.

Reverse Features:

Same reverse as Cohen-2.
Fifteen leaves on each branch of the wreath.
A large center dot between HALF and CENT.
2 in the denominator nearly touches the ribbon and is close to the fraction bar (also, the gap is wider than the 00).
Second A in AMERICA nearly touches the branch stem.
Die rust is apparent below TES in STATES.

Edge Features:

TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR, followed by two leaves.

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PCGS #

35009

设计师

Unknown

边缘

Lettered: TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR

直径

22.00 毫米

重量

6.74 克

铸币数量

35334

金属成分

Copper

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地区

The United States of America

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位置	评级	家谱和历史
1	PCGS MS66BN	T. James Clarke; "The Charles M. Williams Collection," Numismatic Gallery, November 1950, Lot 669; Harold Barehord; William J. Bareford; Jules Reiver, June 1984; "The James R. McGuigan Half Cent Collection," Heritage Auctions, August 22, 2022, Lot 3017 - $1,005,000. C-3. Toning spot a 8 o'clock on the reverse. Two faint toning spots to the right of Y of LIBERTY.
2	PCGS MS65BN	Charles Morris Collection; “The Charles Morris Collection,” S.H. and H. Chapman, April 1905, Lot 857 – $28; Allison W. Jackman; Allison W. Jackman Estate, October 1917; “The Allison W. Jackman Collection,” Henry Chapman, June 1918, Lot 851 – $52; Virgil M. Brand; Horace and Armin Brand, by descent, June 1926; Armin Brand, by division, circa 1931-32; Burdette G. Johnson, by consignment, August 1935; unknown collection, by sale, January 1942; unknown intermediaries; Douglas W. Weaver to Hank Rodgers by sale, January 12, 1972; R. Tettenhorst (Bernard Edison), by sale, March 27, 1972; R. Tettenhorst to the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society by gift; The Missouri Cabinet Collection; “Missouri Cabinet Collection of U.S. Half Cents,” Ira and Larry Goldberg Auctioneers, January 2014, Lot 4 – $718,750, via Larry Hanks and Richard Burdick, to the D. Brent Pogue Family Coin Collection; As PCGS MS65BN #32157242. “The D. Brent Pogue Collection, Part III,” Stack’s Bowers, February 9, 2016, Lot 3001 – $446,500. As PCGS MS65BN CAC #32157242. “The Oliver Jung Collection,” Heritage Auctions, January 21, 2021, Lot 3976 – $384,000. Red in protected areas, tiny planchet defect between borders the denticles behind the cap, tiny rim nick visible at 11 o’clock on the reverse.
3	PCGS MS64+BN	Howard R. Newcomb, 1935; sold privately; B. Max Mehl, 1935; Sold privately to Colonel E.H.R. Green, June 8, 1936; Colonel E.H.R. Green Estate, April 1943; Green Estate to Eric P. Newman and Burdette G. Johnson – $60.01; Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society; “The Missouri Cabinet,” Goldberg Auctioneers, January 2014, Lot 5 – $345,000; "The Bob R. Simpson Collection, Part VII," Heritage Auctions, January 13, 2022, Lot 3741 – $216,000. Thin horizontal fissue through the bottom of date (as struck).
4	PCGS MS64BN	“The A.O. Woods Collection,” September 1986, Lot 3007; R.E. "Ted" Naftzger, Jr.; "The R.E. “Ted” Naftzger, Jr. Collection," by sale, via Anthony Terranova; "The R.E. "Ted" Naftzger Collection," sold, en bloc, to Eric Streiner, 1991; Stack’s, January 1992, Lot 278; Gene Reale, by sale, via Jay Parrino; Richard T. Coleman, Jr., by sale, August 1995; As NGC MS64BN #957212-001. Claude E. Davis, via Richard Burdick, December 1997; “The Foxfire Collection (Davis),” sold, en bloc, to D. Brent Pogue Family, via Richard Burdick, October 5, 2004. As PCGS MS64BN #32157241. “The D. Brent Pogue Family Collection, Part III,” Stack’s Bowers / Sotheby’s, February 9, 2016, Lot 3002 – $176,250. Chocolate glossy surfaces, minor planchet defect on Liberty’s brow.
4	Est. MS64BN	“The John Pawling Collection,” New Netherlands, November 1952, Lot 73; “The Joseph Brobston Collection,” Stack’s, January 1963; “The Charles Jay Collection,” Stack’s, October 1967, Lot 80. As PCGS MS64BN #25338679. “The Collection of Oliver Jung,” Heritage Auctions, August 7, 2014, Lot 5514 – $146,875; Heritage Auctions, April 28, 2016, Lot 4521 – $108,687.50; “The Warshaw Family Collection, Part II,” Heritage Auctions, June 4, 2020, Lot 3005 – $84,000. PCGS cert. number no longer active. Small mark on jaw. Tick inside beads below date. Diagonal tick near the beads at 8 o'clock. Clipped planchet at 2 o'clock.

#1 PCGS MS66BN

T. James Clarke; "The Charles M. Williams Collection," Numismatic Gallery, November 1950, Lot 669; Harold Barehord; William J. Bareford; Jules Reiver, June 1984; "The James R. McGuigan Half Cent Collection," Heritage Auctions, August 22, 2022, Lot 3017 - $1,005,000. C-3. Toning spot a 8 o'clock on the reverse. Two faint toning spots to the right of Y of LIBERTY.

#2 PCGS MS65BN

Charles Morris Collection; “The Charles Morris Collection,” S.H. and H. Chapman, April 1905, Lot 857 – $28; Allison W. Jackman; Allison W. Jackman Estate, October 1917; “The Allison W. Jackman Collection,” Henry Chapman, June 1918, Lot 851 – $52; Virgil M. Brand; Horace and Armin Brand, by descent, June 1926; Armin Brand, by division, circa 1931-32; Burdette G. Johnson, by consignment, August 1935; unknown collection, by sale, January 1942; unknown intermediaries; Douglas W. Weaver to Hank Rodgers by sale, January 12, 1972; R. Tettenhorst (Bernard Edison), by sale, March 27, 1972; R. Tettenhorst to the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society by gift; The Missouri Cabinet Collection; “Missouri Cabinet Collection of U.S. Half Cents,” Ira and Larry Goldberg Auctioneers, January 2014, Lot 4 – $718,750, via Larry Hanks and Richard Burdick, to the D. Brent Pogue Family Coin Collection; As PCGS MS65BN #32157242. “The D. Brent Pogue Collection, Part III,” Stack’s Bowers, February 9, 2016, Lot 3001 – $446,500. As PCGS MS65BN CAC #32157242. “The Oliver Jung Collection,” Heritage Auctions, January 21, 2021, Lot 3976 – $384,000. Red in protected areas, tiny planchet defect between borders the denticles behind the cap, tiny rim nick visible at 11 o’clock on the reverse.

#3 PCGS MS64+BN

Howard R. Newcomb, 1935; sold privately; B. Max Mehl, 1935; Sold privately to Colonel E.H.R. Green, June 8, 1936; Colonel E.H.R. Green Estate, April 1943; Green Estate to Eric P. Newman and Burdette G. Johnson – $60.01; Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society; “The Missouri Cabinet,” Goldberg Auctioneers, January 2014, Lot 5 – $345,000; "The Bob R. Simpson Collection, Part VII," Heritage Auctions, January 13, 2022, Lot 3741 – $216,000. Thin horizontal fissue through the bottom of date (as struck).

#4 PCGS MS64BN

“The A.O. Woods Collection,” September 1986, Lot 3007; R.E. "Ted" Naftzger, Jr.; "The R.E. “Ted” Naftzger, Jr. Collection," by sale, via Anthony Terranova; "The R.E. "Ted" Naftzger Collection," sold, en bloc, to Eric Streiner, 1991; Stack’s, January 1992, Lot 278; Gene Reale, by sale, via Jay Parrino; Richard T. Coleman, Jr., by sale, August 1995; As NGC MS64BN #957212-001. Claude E. Davis, via Richard Burdick, December 1997; “The Foxfire Collection (Davis),” sold, en bloc, to D. Brent Pogue Family, via Richard Burdick, October 5, 2004. As PCGS MS64BN #32157241. “The D. Brent Pogue Family Collection, Part III,” Stack’s Bowers / Sotheby’s, February 9, 2016, Lot 3002 – $176,250. Chocolate glossy surfaces, minor planchet defect on Liberty’s brow.

#4 Est. MS64BN

“The John Pawling Collection,” New Netherlands, November 1952, Lot 73; “The Joseph Brobston Collection,” Stack’s, January 1963; “The Charles Jay Collection,” Stack’s, October 1967, Lot 80. As PCGS MS64BN #25338679. “The Collection of Oliver Jung,” Heritage Auctions, August 7, 2014, Lot 5514 – $146,875; Heritage Auctions, April 28, 2016, Lot 4521 – $108,687.50; “The Warshaw Family Collection, Part II,” Heritage Auctions, June 4, 2020, Lot 3005 – $84,000. PCGS cert. number no longer active. Small mark on jaw. Tick inside beads below date. Diagonal tick near the beads at 8 o'clock. Clipped planchet at 2 o'clock.