PCGS reclassifies Fugio Cent

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  1. charley

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  3. Jack D. Young

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    There is a "market" in their mistakes in genuine holders; can't wait for the 1st one of these!
     
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  4. 1865King

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    Here's mine. 1785 Nova Const Pointed Rays Obv.jpg 1785 Nova Const Pointed Rays Rev.jpg
     
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  6. messydesk

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    The Continental Dollar was made in the 1780s in Europe.
    I wonder if the first time they get a submission of Fugios submitted under regular service and not under special issues like other colonials need to be they'll realize they just
     
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  8. johnmilton

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    Here are my two pieces. This one is the "pointed rays" variety. It's one of the New York Bank Hoard pieces which are fairly common in Mint State. The Newman variety is 8-X.

    1787 Fugio 8 X All.jpg

    Here is a Club Rays variety piece.

    1787 Fugio Cent O.jpg 1787 Fugio Cent R.jpg
     
    johnmilton, Jan 13, 2022
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