1795 Half Cent

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  1. ArthurK11

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  3. yakpoo

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    I like it...but I don't like the pictures. It appears to be a Cohen-6, but it's not clear which planchet stock is used...

    Cohen-6a-R: Rolled Copper (R3)
    Cohen-6b-S: Spoiled Cent (R6)
    Cohen-6c-T: Talbot, Allum, Lee (R2)

    ...if I had to guess, based on the pictures provided, I would "guess" it's Cohen-6a. It would have been nice if ANACS had listed the attribution on the label.
     
  4. vdbpenny1995

    vdbpenny1995 Well-Known Member

    well by judging by the pictures, it looks damaged. I would say it's scratched and I even think I see some corrosion on it too. Other than that I would probably grade is a VG 8 and from what I can guess from my info, it's the plain edge type since it's a 1795. Anymore questions feel free to ask!
     
  5. yakpoo

    yakpoo Member

    Amazing! How did you get all that from such a small picture? :D

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  6. ArthurK11

    ArthurK11 Active Member

    Two more questions: Would you buy it and what would you be willing to pay for it?
     
  7. yakpoo

    yakpoo Member

    Me? I have a few higher grade examples of this variety. However, if I didn't, I think it's a nice coin at a fair price. I don't see anything that makes me think it's not genuine (the reverse looks pretty nice).

    The question is...what are you looking for? Are you trying to build a collection and need to fill a hole or are you looking for investment coins? I would look for higher grade coins as investments.
     
  8. PittsburghMom

    PittsburghMom Active Member

    Nice coin!

    Will PCGS still grade these half cent coins if a small amount of corrosion is present or must they be submitted through companies like ANACS or ICG? We don't want to pay the extra $ to PCGS just for ours to come back only marked "genuine".
     
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