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| 1870-CC $5 |
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$5 1870 CC
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NGC VF 30
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NGC VF-30 Mintage: 7,675 Survivors: 70-85 Uncirculated: 4-6 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 1 (of 19) KEY DATE
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| 1871-CC $5 |
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$5 1871 CC
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PCGS VF 25
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PCGS VF-25 (OGH) Mintage: 20,770 Survivors: 140-175 Uncirculated: 3-4 Variety: 1-B Rarity: 12 (of 19)
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| 1872-CC $5 |
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$5 1872 CC
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NGC VF 20
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NGC VF-20 Mintage: 16,980 Survivors: 100-125 Uncirculated: 1-3 Variety: 1-B Rarity: 4 (of 19)
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| 1873-CC $5 |
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$5 1873 CC
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NGC VF 35
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NGC VF-35 Mintage: 7,416 Survivors: 80-85 Uncirculated: 3 Variety: 2-B Rarity: 2 (of 19)
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| 1874-CC $5 |
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$5 1874 CC
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NGC VF 30
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NGC VF-30 Mintage: 21,198 Survivors: 180-215 Uncirculated: 3-4 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 11 (of 19)
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| 1875-CC $5 |
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$5 1875 CC
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PCGS VF 35
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PCGS VF-35 (OGH) Mintage: 11,828 Survivors: 140-160 Uncirculated: 3-4 Variety: 1-B Rarity: 8 (of 19)
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| 1876-CC $5 |
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$5 1876 CC
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PCGS VF 20
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PCGS VF-20 Mintage: 6,887 Survivors: 120-135 Uncirculated: 2-3 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 6 (of 19)
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| 1877-CC $5 |
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$5 1877 CC
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PCGS VF 30
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PCGS VF-35 Mintage: 8,680 Survivors: 125-150 Uncirculated: 3-4 Variety: 1-B Rarity: 7 (of 19)
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| 1878-CC $5 |
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$5 1878 CC
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PCGS VF 20
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PCGS VF-20 Mintage: 9,054 Survivors: 75-90 Uncirculated: 2 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 3 (of 19)
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| 1879-CC $5 |
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$5 1879 CC
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PCGS AU 50
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PCGS AU-50 Mintage: 17,281 Survivors: 225-275 Uncirculated: 4-6 Variety: 2-A Rarity: 13 (of 19)
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| 1880-CC $5 |
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$5 1880 CC
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PCGS VF 35
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PCGS VF-35 Mintage: 51,017 Survivors: 475-600 Uncirculated: 20-30 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 14 (of 19)
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| 1881-CC$5 |
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$5 1881 CC
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NGC VF 35
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NGC VF-35 Mintage: 13,886 Survivors: 120-130 Uncirculated: 4-5 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 5 (of 19)
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| 1882-CC $5 |
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$5 1882 CC
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NGC AU 55
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NGC AU-55 Mintage: 82,817 Survivors: 515-600 Uncirculated: 40-50 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 15 (of 19)
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| 1883-CC $5 |
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$5 1883 CC
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PCGS AU 50
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PCGS AU-50 Mintage: 12,958 Survivors: 185-225 Uncirculated: 7-8 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 9 (of 19)
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| 1884-CC $5 |
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$5 1884 CC
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PCGS VF 35
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PCGS VF-35 Mintage: 16,402 Survivors: 190-225 Uncirculated: 10-12 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 10 (of 19)
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| 1890-CC $5 |
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$5 1890 CC
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PCGS XF 45
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PCGS XF-45 Mintage: 53,800 Survivors: 700-800 Uncirculated: 160-190 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 17 (of 19)
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| 1891-CC $5 |
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$5 1891 CC
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NGC MS 61
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Rarity: 19 -Original Mintage: 208,000 (the highest of the series) - Known Survivors in all grades: 2,800-3,500. Variety: 1-A - The 1891-CC half eagle is the most available CC mint $5 gold issue by far. Commonly seen in mid AU to lower uncirculated, it is almost never seen in grades below XF. The coin shown here has a dazzling golden-yellow hue with loads of frosty luster and is among the nicest looking examples in my set. It has a very strong strike with superb detail. As mentioned above, it is plentiful in all AU grades and is easily obtainable in lower MS; moderately scarce in MS-63 but very scarce in MS-64; gems remain extremely rare. It is the coin of choice for type set collectors desiring one affordable high grade specimen from the mint on Carson Street. Finest known: PCGS MS-65(1) & NGC MS-65(5). Important 1891 events: Grand finale of Liberty Seated coinage. New era of "Barber" silver coinage to begin in 1892. Wrigley Co. founded in Chicago. Grand opening of Music Hall in NY (now known as Carnegie Hall); Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is opening guest conductor. PLEASE NOTE: OBVERSE SCRATCH ON SLAB, NOT COIN.
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| 1892-CC $5 |
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$5 1892 CC
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PCGS AU 50
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PCGS AU-50 (OGH) Mintage: 82,968 Survivors: 700-850 Uncirculated: 160-190 Variety: 1-A Rarity: 16 (of 19)
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| 1893-CC $5 |
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$5 1893 CC
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NGC MS 61
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Rarity: 17 (tied with 1890) - Original Mintage: 60,000 - Known Survivors in all grades: 650-900. Variety: 1-A - The 1893-CC half eagle marks the final year of coin production at the Carson City mint. Nice examples are fairly plentiful and easy to obtain. The coin shown here is very similar in appearance to my 1891-CC $5; a frosty, lustrous yellow-gold with a bold strike, and loads of crisp detail. This issue is relatively common in all circulated grades and fairly easy to obtain in lower MS. It becomes scarce in MS-62, rare in MS-63 and very rare in any grades higher. Finest known: NGC MS-65(3). Important 1893 events: Grover Cleveland elected 24th U.S. president (2nd non-consecutive term) and again closes the CC mint, this time forever. Columbian Exposition opens in Chicago where the new amusement invention by Carson City son George W.G. Ferris debuts the Ferris wheel. (His inspiration was Cradlebaugh's water wheel on the Carson river). Rudolph Diesel patents his diesel engine. World's oldest known living person Edna Parker is born on March 20. PLEASE NOTE: OBVERSE & REVERSE SCRATCHES ON SLAB, NOT COIN.
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