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Lot:2024 1829 Capped Head Left Quarter Eagle. BD-1, the only known dies. Rarity-4+. Unc Details--Altered Surf

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SBP2022年6月加州#2-美国钱币

2022-06-16 01:00:00

2022-06-16 04:00:00

USD 22800

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1829 Capped Head Left Quarter Eagle. BD-1, the only known dies. Rarity-4+. Unc Details--Altered Surfaces (PCGS). The rarity of the Capped Head Left quarter eagle as a type is sure to result in keen bidder interest in this remarkably attractive 1829. Both the quality and eye appeal are certainly superior for the assigned grade. The surfaces exhibit handsome color in olive-orange, and there is strong reflectivity in the fields. Indeed, the finish is prooflike, as might be expected given the limited mintage (see below). The design elements are sharply to fully rendered with a softly frosted texture. Evidence to support the PCGS qualifier is difficult to come by, and obviously minor, as the appearance is seemingly original and visually appealing. Beginning in 1829, quarter eagles were struck with a reduced diameter collar and a distinct upset rim that resulted from the introduction of the Mints new Rush & Muhlenberg coining press and modified dies by William Kneass. The modifications to the design along with the technological innovation made for coins with improved striking and wear characteristics. Even with the new press, quarter eagle production remained low, with just 3,403 struck in 1829. The half eagle remained the preferred coin of contemporary bullion depositors throughout the early 19th century, and it was that denomination that claimed the lions share of the gold deposited with the Mint each year. The 1829, in fact, has the lowest mintage in the Reduced Diameter portion of the Capped Head Left quarter eagle series and, while it is not the rarest date, it is still highly elusive with only 70 to 90 coins extant in all grades (per John W. Dannreuther, 2006). The offered coin well above average for the assigned grade and worthy of a strong bidding strategy. PCGS# 7669. NGC ID: BFW7.

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