2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1788 COPPER New Jersey Copper, Head Right XF45 PCGS.<p>Maris 67-v. A common variety, this piece has attractive reddish-brown surfaces with tan...

1788 COPPER New Jersey Copper, Head Left VF20 PCGS.<p>Maris 51-g, R.5 (approximately 30 pieces known). 140.2 grains. A pleasing example of thi...

1786 COPPER Vermont Copper, VERMONTENSIUM VF25 PCGS.<p>Ryder-6, R.2. Dark purple-brown patina with a somewhat rough surface. Both sides have a...

1786 COPPER Vermont Copper, VERMONTENSIUM VF30 PCGS.<p>Ryder-8. 119.1 grains. Dark olive patina with tan highpoints and a reddish area on the ...

1786 COPPER Vermont Copper, VERMONTENSIUM VF35 Corroded Uncertified.<p>Ryder-7. 96.3 grains. Nicely struck on a thin, somewhat underweight pla...

1786 COPPER Vermont Copper, VERMONTENSIUM XF40 PCGS.<p>RR-6, Bressett 4-D, R.2. Attractive light brown surfaces with fewer planchet defects th...

1786 COPPER Vermont Copper, VERMONTENSIUM XF40 Heavily Corroded Uncertified.<p>Ryder-6. 128.1 grains. This coin may very well have never enter...

1787 COPPER Vermont Copper, BRITANNIA AU55 Corroded Uncertified.<p>Ryder-13. 123.9 grains. A scarcer variety (R.3), the reverse on this variet...

1788 COPPER Vermont Copper, Bust Right Fine 15 Uncertified.<p>116.2 grains. A pleasing olive-brown example struck on a broad planchet. The sur...

1788 COPPER Vermont Copper, Bust Right VF20 Corroded Uncertified.<p>Ryder-25. 129.1 grains. Steel-brown in color with several areas of exposed...