Walter Breen's Encyclopedia of Early United States Cents

On variety 7, RT are much farther apart.

John D. Wright reports a "triangular cud" from about 4:00 to 6:00 extending into the wreath. This coin (illustrated above) is in low grade and the "cud," if any, is indistinguishable from a large lamination defect on the edge in that area. (John D. Wright, "Design Cud," Penny-Wise, 9/15/1978, p. 215.)

American Numismatic Society has one with plain edge, an end-of-strip piece ("straight clip"), ex James G. MacAllister, April 1932. See "Oops!" chapter, below.

Probably about 50,000 coined from February 22 to March 4.

MS-63 Lincoln Seagrave • S. H. & H. Chapman 2/1903: 1197 $27.50 • Allison W. Jackman. Henry Chapman 6/1918: 695 $78 • Henry Chapman • Henry C. Hines • Dr. William H. Sheldon, 4/19/1972 • R. E. Naftzger, Jr., 2/ 23/1992 • Eric Streiner • Jay Parrino (The Mint). State V. Obverse and reverse illustrated in Noyes.

MS-61 A private collection • Thomas L. Elder 4/1920: 1497 • Elmer S. Sears • John H. Clapp, 2/6/1942 • Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr .• Bowers and Merena 5/1996: 491 $27,500 • Dr. Thomas Turissini. State VI.

MS-60 From an old American cabinet by private purchase to the Ed. Frossard Collection • Ed. Frossard #37 10/1884: 865 • T. Harrison Garrett • Robert Garrett, 1919 • John Work Garrett • Johns Hopkins University • Bowers and Ruddy Galleries 11/1979: 59 $17,000 • Stanley J. Richmid • Leon Hendrickson (SilverTowne) • Fred Sweeney Rare Coins • Robert Rhue and Michael Storeim • Kagin's • Michael Storeim • Silvano DiGenova (Tangible Investments of America) • Bowers and Merena 9/1988: 3209 $14,300 •Silvano DiGenova (Tangible Investments of America) • Superior Galleries 1/1989: 3092 $9,350 • Paul Burke ill • Anthony Terranova, 4/1995 • Walter Husak.

MS-60 Purchased in 8/1891 from F. W. Lincoln (W. S. Lincoln & Son, London) by Benjamin H. Collins, 1/30/ 1919 • Dr. Henry W. Beckwith • S. H. Chapman 4/1923: 4 $60 • Henry Chapman, 6/1923 • George H. Clapp • ANS • Dr. William H. Sheldon • Dorothy Paschal. Obverse and reverse illustrated in Penny Whimsy.

MS-60 Richard B. Winsor • S. H. & H. Chapman 12/1895: 829 $20 • Peter Mougey • William H. Woodin • Thomas L. Elder #43, 9/1910: 6 $38 • Dr. George P. French,3/21/1929. B.MaxMehlFPL, 1929:39 $125 • T. James Clarke, 10/1954 • R. E. Naftzger, Jr. • New Neth-erlands Coin Co. 11/1973: 346 $2,500 • John W. Adams • Bowers and Ruddy Galleries FPL, 1982: 15 $8,000 • Bowers and Ruddy Galleries RCR #46, December 1982 $8,000 • Dr. Boyd E. Hayward. Obverse and reverse illus-trated in the 1914 ANS Exhibition Catalogue and in Chap-man. Obverse illustrated in Morley.

AU-55 John G. Murdoch • Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge (London) 7/1903: 948 • S. H. & H. Chapman • George H. Earle, Jr. • Henry Chapman 6/1912: 3372 $18 • William F. Brown • Henry Chapman 1/1915: 311 $15 • Henry Chapman • Howard R. Newcomb • J. C. Morgenthau & Co. #458, 2/1945: 34 $85 • Judge Thomas L. Gaskill • New Netherlands Coin Co., privately 11/1956 • Dorothy Paschal • Dr. William H. Sheldon • C. Douglas Smith • Louis Helfenstein • Lester Merkin 8/1964: 3 $1,750 • Dr. William E. Rubin. Obverse illustrated in Early American Cents.

AU-55 Allison W. Jackman • Henry Chapman 6/1918: 696 $40 • Virgil M. Brand • unknown • R. E. Naftzger, Jr. • A. Kosoff 4/1956: 16 $275 • Stack's • Hollinbeck Kagin Coin Co. • 1964 ANA (Federal Brand Enterprises): 43 $1,250 • Hollinbeck Kagin Coin Co. • Kagin's, 1/1981 • Del Bland, 5/13/1986 • Herman Halpem s Stack's 3/1988: 30 $12,100 • R. E. Naftzger, Jr. • Early American Coppers 4/ 1989: 22 $10,000 • Anthony Terranova • GilbertSteinberg • Superior Stamp & Coin Co. 10/1996: 1563 $14,300 • Anthony Terranova • John F. E. Carroll • Bowers and Merena 7/1997: 15 $18,700. State V.

AU-55 With two small planchet defects on the reverse edge. Charles I. Bushnell • Lorin G. Parmelee • S. H. & H. Chapman 6/1882: 2618 $22 • George W. Cogan • Louis F. Lindsey • S. H. & H. Chapman 12/1883: 766 $26 • James B. Wilson • Thomas L. Elder #21, 10/1908: 982 $36 • Henry Chapman • Col. James W. Ellsworth, 3/1923 • Wayte Raymond, 4/1923 • George H. Clapp, 3/31/1949 • Carnegie Institute • Ray Byrne (Pittsburgh) $2,000 • Lester Merkin • Lester Merkin 9/1974: 272 $3,000 • Andrew M. Hain • Dennis E. Steinmetz (Steinmetz Coins & Currency) • 1980 ANA (Steve Ivy Numismatic Auctions): 940 $8,000 • Stanley Kesselman • R. E. Naftzger, Jr. • Auction '81 (Stack's): 1508 withdrawn • Carnegie Institute. Prior to the Stack's Auction '81 sale, this coin was reported to have been stolen from the Carnegie Institute collection. The F.B.I. seized it at Stack's offices in New York City and returned it to Carnegie.

AU-55 Auction '79 (Paramount International Sales Corp.): 1 $2,600 • Larry Demerer, 7/31/1979 • Keith Kelman (Kelman & Associates) • Early American Numismatics (Dana Linett) "Buy or Bid" Sale #2, 1985: 526 $26,000 • Keith Kelman (Kelman & Associates) • Mid-American Rare Coin Auctions 3/1989: 28 $5,060 • Keith Kelman (Kelman & Associates) • Auction '89 (Superior Galleries): 504 $7,150 • J. J. Teaparty • Heritage Numismatic Auctions #5 11/1989: 487 $5,225.

AU-50 1981 ANA (Bowers and Ruddy Galleries): 1769 $3,900 • Kevin Lipton Rare Coins.

AU-50 Dr. Ralph Chandler • Barney Bluestone #104, 12/1948: 7 $55.50 • Willard C. Blaisdell, 2/17/1975 • Del Bland • George E. Ewing, Jr, 7/13/1986 • Frank H. Stillinger.

AU-50 John P. Lyman • S. H. Chapman 11/1913: 398 $36 • Henry C. Hines. Obverse and reverse illustrated in Chapman.

AU-50 Colonel M. 1. Cohen s Edward Cogan 10/1875: 1913 $10 • Seigman.