Richly toned in shades of antique grey with iridescent rose highlights. This well struck example of the popular “dash date” is a connoisseur’s coin. Traces of friction are confined to the very highest points. Here is “58” quality in a “55” wrapper. The surfaces would befit a choice uncirculated half-dollar. The dash date obverse first appeared on the R.7+ proof only 1832 O.123. From the David Rutherford and David Kahn Collections; Rutherford acquired it from your cataloguer in August 1995. This is its inaugural auction appearance. Est. $650 to $850.
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