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1787 Massachusetts Copper Cent R4-J 8 KNOWN PCGS F12 RARE R7!
1787 Massachusetts Copper Cent R4-J 8 KNOWN PCGS F12 RARE R7!
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1787 Massachusetts Copper Cent R4-J 8 KNOWN PCGS F12 RARE R7!
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From the Stacks Bowers auction on 06/14/22: “1787 Massachusetts Cent. Ryder 4-J, W-6120. Rarity-7. Bowed Head, Arrows in Left Talon. Fine-12 (PCGS). An exciting offering for the specialist in Massachusetts copper varieties. Evenly toned in medium brown, the reverse also delivers bold outline definition to all major design elements. The obverse is more irregular in toning, and also more softly defined in the center and at the right border, its otherwise golden-brown surface exhibiting splashes of steely-olive color. Both sides are pleasingly smooth in hand with no sizeable marks, just microscopic ticks and other wispy abrasions that are commensurate with the assigned grade. A bit of ancient surface build up is associated with the deeper color noted for the obverse. As of January 2021 Mike Packard was aware of only eight examples of the 1787 Ryder 4-J die pairing. This is the fourth specimen that we have offered in recent decades. It is finer than the Twin Leaf coin on a flawed planchet that PCGS certified as VG-10, and also superior (in your cataloger's opinion) to the Norweb-Partrick coin in NGC VF-25, which is also on a flawed planchet and is more extensively marked. The PCGS MS-64 RB in our (Stack's) July 2009 ANA Sale is the finest known, and also the only Ryder 4-J in Mint State.” The coin sold for $3,120 in that auction in an apparent bargain compared to prior sales of this variety. The two prior sales referenced in the auction description are the Twin Leaf VG10 which sold for $3960, while the Norweb-Patrick example sold for $4210. The example being offered here, in agreement with the Stacks assessment, does appear to be superior to both of those examples. Obviously this is the only example of this rarity that I have ever offered!
Redbook Variety:
Ryder 4-J
PCGS Coin#:
688950
Pedigree:
Stacks 06/14/22:1100:$3120
Certification:
PCGS
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