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1849 N5
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1849 N5d
EAC grade 50/45 for obverse spot. This one has the small reverse rim cud below the right edge of the ribbon.
The rims are heavily beveled as mentioned by Grellman in his description of this die state.
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1849 N7
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1849 N7a
EAC grade VF25 nearly choice. This one is on a over sized planchet. It goes 170 grains and should probably be called a "fatboy". I bought it from an
unknown dealer at the Silver Dollar show in St Louis 10/18/07. It was unattributed and turned out to be a upgrade from my F15 example.
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1849 N8
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1849 N8
EAC Grellman graded and attributed 35/30 middle to late die state c. Ex George Siefrit.
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1849 N10
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1849 N10c
EAC Grellman graded 45/40 for nicks. The dies are heavily rusted and the obverse die is sinking. ex Bill Simonson 2/5/08.
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1849 N11c
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1849 N11c CC#2
EAC grade MS60+. CC#2 for the die state with cud and CC 11 for the overall
variety. This is a gorgeous coin that I couldnt pass up. I bought it from
Tom Reynolds at the Missouri Numismatic show in June 2007.
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1849 N11c
I graded this one 45/40 for a reverse scratch at "U" in UNITED. There are 21 known in this die state. This one should
be ranked tied for CC#6. I have two 49n11c's. This is the finer of the two by a few points.
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1849 N11c #2
Grellman graded this one 35/30+ for obverse spots. There are 21 known in this die state with the reverse rim break at
"U" to the tip of ribbon. I picked this one up from Tom Reynolds at a show here in St Louis. This one should be ranked
CC#13.
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1849 N11g
EAC Grellman graded 50/25 for filed rim dents. I think it is about CC13 in the census. It has a 4 reverse
rim cud at "U" to ribbon, ribbon tip and the last below the loop. There are 25 known in this die state.
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1849 N11g
EAC Grellman graded 30+/20 for "reverse scrs". I removed it from a NCS slab labeled Reverse Graffiti XF details
It is from the Jules Reiver Collection. I bought is 2/8/06 as Lot #20399 from Heritage Galleries. It has a 3 reverse
rim cud at "U" to ribbon, ribbon tip and the last below the loop. There are 25 known in this die state.
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1849 N14
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1849 N14c
EAC Grellman graded 40+. ex NGC AU58. Choice coin. ex Bill Simonson 2/5/08.
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1849
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1849 with the worst planchet slag ever seen by Bob Grellman. His notes say N2,N3 or possibly a LDS N24
1849 with the worst planchet slag ever seen by Bob Grellman. His notes say N2,N3 or possibly a LDS N24. ex Bill Simonson 5/5/08.
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1849 N27b
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1849 N27b Tied for CC7
EAC Grellman graded 45+. It is tied for CC7 for this variety. ex Bill Simonson 2/5/08.
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1849 N29a
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1849 N29a
EAC Grellman graded XF40/35 for a couple of reverse rim nicks. The coin is ex Bill Simonson. I was fortunate to aquire
many of Bill's coins.
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1849 N29
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1849 N29 deep trenches around dentiles
EAC grade F15. This coin has some weird trenches. Appears to be a planchet flaw or defect as Grellman states
that a red planchet slag is sometimes visible in the trenches. This one has some of this slag visible. A strange
and interesting large cent.
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1849 N30b
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1849 N30
EAC Grellman graded 40/20 for obv corrosion...die state b. I think Bob was harsh on this one. I plan to
to some form of conservation on it. The coin is struck weird or it has worn strange. I think the obverse is
a VF25-30 sharpness while the reverse is a XF45...strange. At a vf20 the coin is Tied for CC9 on the tough R6 variety
ex Bill Simonson.
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1849 N30
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1849 N30 ANACS Discovery Piece
EAC Grellman graded and attributed 15/10+ die state b. Housed in an ANACS slab "Discovery Piece"
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