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1834 10c Large 4 JR-6

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    Description Grade Auction House Sell Price Sell Date
    1834 10C Large 4, JR-6, R.2, MS64 PCGS. 64 HA 2,303 02/09/2023
    1834 10C Large 4, JR-6, R.2, VG10 NGC. CAC. In our January 2006 offering of the Jules Reiver Collection, lots 22273 through 10 HA 149 02/06/2022
    1834 10C Large 4, JR-6, R.2, MS64 PCGS. 64 HA 3,120 09/18/2020
    1834 Capped Bust Dime. JR-6. Rarity-2. Large 4. EF Details--Cleaning (PCGS). 0 Stacks Bowers 243 08/07/2012
    1834 Capped Bust Dime. JR-6. Rarity-2. Large 4. Unc Details--Questionable Color (PCGS). 0 Stacks Bowers 1,486 08/07/2012
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      Entry Details

      PCGS Number: 38878
      Coin Date: 1834
      Denomination (Short): 10c
      Denomination (Long): 10 Cents
      Variety: Large 4
      Variety 2: JR-6
      Desg: MS
      Composition: 89% silver; 11% copper
      Mintage: 635,000
      Strike Type: Business
      Coinage Type: Capped bust dime
      Coinage Years: 1809-1837
      Mint Location: Philadelphia
      Diameter: 18.5
      Fineness: 0.8924
      Weight (Grams): 2.7
      Designer: John Reich
      Edge: Reeded
      Obverse Description: Liberty is portrayed, facing left, with cap on her head and the word LIBERTY on her crown. 7 and 6 stars on the left and right periphery, respectively with the date positioned in the bottom center.
      Reverse Description: An eagle is centered in the design with a shield over its chest, holding arrows and olive branches in its talons. A ribbon above bears the motto E PLURIBUS UNUM with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the periphery. The denomination listed as "10 C." appears at the bottom.
      General Notes: Capped Bust dimes, designed by John Reich, are generally more common than the Draped Bust issues. However, like their earlier counterparts they are challenging to locate in the better Mint States grades. The 1822 and 1829 Curl Base 2 are the rarest issues, with both regularly trading in the four-figure range.
      PCGS #: 38878
      NGC ID: 237E
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