1867 5C No Rays, DCAM PR65DCAM Certification #27314533, PCGS #93821
Owner's Comments
CAC. Reverse Style D. Stars point to right serif of (STAT)E(S) and between AM. The obverse die is Dannreuther-1, same as on the rare 1867 Rays, with left serif of 1 over right half of a dentil, detached bottom leaf left of the shield, and recutting on the 7. According to research by John Dannreuther, this obverse was used first to strike With Rays proofs on or before Feb. 8, 1867, then No Rays proofs (as here), then more With Rays proof in a later die state. This No Rays Gem shows profound contrast and equal eye appeal over quicksilver surfaces that show no trace of color. A loupe reveals faint recutting on a couple of the reverse stars, but aside from a couple of tiny dark flecks there is little evidence of any post-Mint distractions.
1/0 (7/12)
1/1 (5/13)
1/3 (12/15)
PCGS #
93821
Designer
James Barton Longacre
Edge
Plain
Diameter
20.50 millimeters
Weight
5.00 grams
Mintage
600
Metal
75% Copper, 25% Nickel
Pop Higher
5
Pop Lower
2
Region
The United States of America
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| #1 PR66DCAM estimated grade |
| #2 PR65DCAM estimated grade |
| #2 PR65DCAM estimated grade |
| #4 PR64DCAM PCGS grade |
