1789 Mott Token. Breen-1021, Rulau NY-612, Early Die State. Thin Planchet. Plain Edge. VF Details--Damage (PCGS).130.86 grains. An attractive piece struck from the scarce early die state without the cud at the left corner of the clock. Toned in shades of chocolate and olive-brown with dark licorice-black patina speckled on the clock side. The centers show strong definition for the type, with the eagles feathers and the shield lines both intricate. At the very middle of the shield is a collection of old scrapes that blend in well with the overall complexion. A natural void in the planchet is visible at the 4 oclock rim on this side, as well. An important specimen for colonial specialists.From the Cohasco Collection of Colonials formed by Sir Philip H. Snyder, circa 1963-68.