The ONLY Proof Ike Dollar Mated Pair On A Dime & Nickel Planchet NGC PF65 UNIQUE
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1865 1C Fancy 5 Snow-2a Indian Cent PCGS MS63RD (PHOTO SEAL), Ex: Blay
US $14,445
Grade
MS63
Grading service
PCGS
Cert number
85161575
Certification
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Date
2026-06-09
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Description
1865 1C Fancy 5 Snow-2a Indian Cent PCGS MS63RD (PHOTO SEAL), Ex: Blay
PCGS # 37422
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS63
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1865
Designation RD
Strike Business
Grade Add On PHOTO SEAL
PDS Grade Unc (11: 4,3,4) RD
1865 1C Fancy 5 Snow-2a Indian Cent PCGS MS63RD (PHOTO SEAL), Ex: Blay
1865 1C DDR FS-1801 S-2 (FS-007), RD
SKU: 85161575
Unc (11: 4,3,4) RD. DDR FS-1801. This is a very rare and dramatic variety with doubling on the ONE CENT on the reverse. It is fully struck, but has a dramatic strike-though on the obverse making the date and the SW half of the legend uneven. The otherwise is very attractive with very few marks. Importantly, this is one the few examples graded Mint State and the only example graded full red. There are two obverse dies paired with this doubled die reverse. This is the earliest die state and the only example known from this die pair. This is detailed in the Attribution Guide and pages from that reference are in the images. An all-you-need-to-know article was feature in Longacre's Ledger in August 2024. This example comes originally from the Larry R. Steve collection, it was sold Through Eagle Eye to Stewart Blay. It sold in the Blay collection by Great Collections 11/23 for $7,031. Ned Livornese collection, presented here.
PCGS # 37422
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS63
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1865
Designation RD
Strike Business
Grade Add On PHOTO SEAL
PDS Grade Unc (11: 4,3,4) RD
1865 1C Fancy 5 Snow-2a Indian Cent PCGS MS63RD (PHOTO SEAL), Ex: Blay
1865 1C DDR FS-1801 S-2 (FS-007), RD
SKU: 85161575
Unc (11: 4,3,4) RD. DDR FS-1801. This is a very rare and dramatic variety with doubling on the ONE CENT on the reverse. It is fully struck, but has a dramatic strike-though on the obverse making the date and the SW half of the legend uneven. The otherwise is very attractive with very few marks. Importantly, this is one the few examples graded Mint State and the only example graded full red. There are two obverse dies paired with this doubled die reverse. This is the earliest die state and the only example known from this die pair. This is detailed in the Attribution Guide and pages from that reference are in the images. An all-you-need-to-know article was feature in Longacre's Ledger in August 2024. This example comes originally from the Larry R. Steve collection, it was sold Through Eagle Eye to Stewart Blay. It sold in the Blay collection by Great Collections 11/23 for $7,031. Ned Livornese collection, presented here.
