Lot 3002: 1652 6PENCE Pine Tree Sixpence, Pellets at Trunk, Crosby 1-A

1652 Pine Tree Sixpence, VF30
Noe-33, Well-Centered Reverse

1652 6PENCE Pine Tree Sixpence, Pellets at Trunk, VF30 PCGS. CAC. Crosby 1-A, Noe-33, W-670, R.3. A cream-gray piece that has glimpses of darker toning within crevices of the designs. The obverse is misaligned toward 11 o'clock, diagnostic for Noe-33. Later dies with a vertical break between the 16 in the date. Moderately wavy from striking with rocker dies, but wear is even aside from the obverse at 9 o'clock. Listed on page 41 of the 2017 Guide Book.

Ex: Central States Signature (Heritage, 5/2007), lot 9; FUN Signature (Heritage, 1/2012), lot 3943.

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1652 6PENCE Pine Tree Sixpence, Pellets at Trunk, VF30 PCGS. CAC. Crosby 1-A, Noe-33, W-670, R.3.... (http://coins.ha.com/itm/colonials/1652-6pence-pine-tree-sixpence-pellets-at-trunk-vf30-pcgs-cac-crosby-1-a-noe-33-w-670-r3/a/1237-3002.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515)

Lot 3006: Nova Constellatio Copper 5% Off-Center

1785 C NOVA Nova Constellatio Copper, Pointed Rays, Large Date -- Struck 5% Off Center -- AU53 PCGS. Crosby 3-B, W-1895, R.2. Off center several degrees toward 12 o'clock, with portions of the upper legends off the flan. NOVA CONSTELLATIO exhibits strike doubling. An unabraded and impressive chocolate-brown example. A middle die state with moderate crumbling on the lower obverse. Listed on page 56 of the 2017 Guide Book.

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1785 C NOVA Nova Constellatio Copper, Pointed Rays, Large Date -- Struck 5% Off Center -- AU53 PCGS. Crosby 3-B, W-1895, R.2.... (http://coins.ha.com/itm/colonials/1785-c-nova-nova-constellatio-copper-pointed-rays-large-date-struck-5-off-center-au53-pcgs-crosby-3-b-w-1895-r2/a/1237-3006.s?ic4=ListView-Thumbnail-071515)

Lot 3737: 1795 Cent Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent

1795 Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent
PR65 Red and Brown, Fuld-1

1795 Cent Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. Fuld-1, W-8620, R.1. Talbot, Allum, and Lee were New York merchants, heavily engaged in trade with India in the 1790s. The 1794 and 1795-dated coppers bearing their names were actually produced in England, and British numismatists collect them as Conder tokens.

Proof specimens, like the present coin, are much more elusive than business-strike examples. This delightful Gem offers virtually pristine original red surfaces that have mellowed to light brown in selected areas. The design elements are sharply detailed and the fields are deeply reflective, under the patina. Listed on page 78 of the 2017 Guide Book.

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1795 Cent Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. Fuld-1, W-8620, R.1.... (http://coins.ha.com/itm/colonials/1795-cent-talbot-allum-and-lee-cent-pr65-red-and-brown-pcgs-fuld-1-w-8620-r1/a/1237-3737.s)