1807 Draped Bust Half Cent ANACS G6 R5 Better 215 Year Old Problem Free Copper

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For your consideration and potential bid is a genuine old 1807 copper Draped Bust half cent authenticated and graded Good G6 by ANACS.
It’s difficult to find nice examples of draped bust half cents, particularly in well circulated grades. This coin is exceptional and conservatively graded in my opinion: it’s decently struck, surfaces are smooth and glossy, with pleasing even chocolate brown color all around. Details are consistent with an 8 to 10 in my opinion. Really a beautiful coin for the grade. At just 457k pieces struck, 1807 one of the lower mintages in the series, as well as one of the more rare, with a survival estimate of just 800 and a rarity scale (R) for all grades at R=5 (for perspective, the holy grail 1877 IHC for all grades ranks at R=4).
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Early US copper valuations are on the rise, with high premiums for well preserved specimens. It’s Extremely difficult to find problem free examples of circulated early American copper coinage as copper is highly vulnerable to environmental damage. Indeed, the vast majority of listings for early US cents are problem “details” coins. Not the case here: Bid with confidence, as this specimen is fully authenticated, graded, and encapsulated by ANACS. This is a Great opportunity to own genuine early America copper at a very accessible price point.
Bidding will start at 9.99 with no reserve. All sales are final, so please don’t hesitate to ask questions.
Shipping will be via USPS first class with tracking. Items ship usually within 24h-48hrs** of cleared payment.
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