Struck circa 1672-1694 in England, these popular and scarce half pennies were used by merchants in the American colonies. A great piece of early Americana.
Gorgeous, dark brown surfaces with nice luster. CAC approved for quality.
Popular New Jersey colonial coin with the horse head and plow on the obverse.
Once believed to be America's first native trade token. This early die state with impressively smooth fields features a rounding of the obverse field is typical of this issue. is An unusually thick Mott token example with die crack extending from the left bottom of the clock. Tied for finest graded by PCGS with just one other coin. CAC approved for quality.
Listed in the Guide Book of U.S. Coins (2007 Ed, page 50-51) as Billon Coinage. These coins were struck by France as general issues for Colonial usage in the New World.
These coins were struck by France as general issues for Colonial usage in the New World. This piece is one of just six P-mint examples certified by PCGS. Mostly silver with slate toned centers. Well struck example with solid underlying luster. Just one example graded higher.
The 1767-dated coins were struck in Paris and intended for use in the West Indies. Pretty red-brown glossy surfaces with solid luster. A choice example with lovely eye appeal deserving of a 5-star rating. Population of just 2 in 63 Brown with only 1 finer.
A truly choice example of this popular one year type coin that hails from the first year of production of half cents. Particularly well-struck for the issue, this example is about as nice as you'll find for the assigned grade and is sure to please the advanced collector. CAC approved for quality.
Popular collector date and draped bust half cent type coin.
Popular collector date and draped bust half cent type coin. NGC+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade.
Popular collector date and draped bust half cent type coin.
Obverse-Same as Cohen 3, small 5 in date. LIBERTY has no feet. Reverse-Stems on the reverse. Leaf tip is under the center of the O in OF. (On the more common Stems reverse, this leaf tip is under the right side of the O in OF.)
A few light scratches are noticeable on the left side of the obverse, with the reverse exhibiting a light cleaning as well.
CAC approved for quality.
CAC approved for quality.
Lovely blue and orange highlights with nice underlying luster.
