Lot 1107
1870 Pattern Half Dollar, Judd-939, Pollock-1066, High rarity-6. Silver, reeded edge. . J-939. PCGS graded Proof 64. Here is a beautiful Standard Silver issue pattern, the surfaces are highly reflective, and the devices well frosted. Minor hairlines account for the grade, and the coin has abundant eye appeal. Note the alluring gold peripheral toning on both the obverse and reverse. The design elements are on the upper end of the coiner's art, with Liberty facing left, and well executed, and on the reverse, the wreath is of corn, cotton and wheat with the denomination at the center. The combined NGC and PCGS Population Reports show 5 graded this high, with just 2 graded higher. A rare issue that is seldom offered and certain to please the specialist.
Estimated Value $1,500 - 2,000.
From Kosoff's CSNA Sale, October-November 1968, lot 1172, with paper envelope included.
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| Realized $1,725 |
