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1866 5c NGC XF40 (With Rays)

$200.00

First year of issue and popular as a with rays type coin. Wholesome type coin.

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1866 5c NGC MS62 (With Rays)

$500.00

First year of issue and popular as a with rays type coin.

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1866 5c NGC MS64 (With Rays)

Next Bid: $740.00

Closes: 16D 16H

First year of issue and popular as a with rays type coin. Flashy luster with the typical weakness due to striking problems that plagued the issue.

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1867 5c NGC XF40 (With Rays)

Next Bid: $230.00

Closes: 16D 16H

The 1867 with rays is very desirable and much scarcer than its 1866 counterpart.

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1867 5c NGC AU50 (No Rays)

$125.00

First year of no rays design modification.

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1867 5c NGC AU55 (No Rays)

$135.00

First year of no rays design modification.

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1867 5c PCGS MS64 (No Rays)

$400.00

First year of no rays design modification.

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1870 5c PCGS VF30 (RPD FS-301)

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$830.00

Though not noted by PCGS, this is an exceedingly rare mule die clash in addition to being the RPD. As described in Rick Snow's authoritative book, the obverse die of an Indian Head Cent can be seen within the vertical shield lines. It would seem someone at the Mint was playing around with the dies after hours!