(1205 X 597 像素, 文件大小: ~168K)
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anonymous
2015-03-02
1835. NGC graded MS-61. As usual, a trifle soft in the centeres. Brilliant and untoned. To permit gold coins to circulate at par -- which had not happened since 1815 -- Congress reduced the authorized weight of the various denominations through the Act of June 28, 1834. On August 2, 1834, the ...
(1205 X 600 像素, 文件大小: ~169K)
发布人:
anonymous
2015-03-02
1834. No motto. PCGS graded AU-50. Light golden toning with slightly reflective surfaces. The year 1834 was a pivotal one for U.S. gold coins in particular. The melt value of a quarter eagle produced in the old-tenor Capped Bust style had risen to $2.66; the gold content was reduced, with this ...
(1005 X 500 像素, 文件大小: ~118K)
发布人:
anonymous
2015-03-01
1839-O. NGC graded MS-65. Well struck and glowiwng with golden frosty mint luster. Pop 1; the finest graded at either service. High Date, Wide Fraction, Breen-6152, McCloskey-A, R.3. The years 1838 and 1839 provided innovations galore US numismatics. 1838 saw the opening of this nation's first ...