1870-CC NGC VG $5 half eagle EXTREMELY RARE Low Population & THE CC KEY

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1870-CC NGC VG $5 half eagle EXTREMELY RARE Low Population & THE CC KEY:
$6746.25

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Please read our response and purchase with complete confidence.ALL ITEMS ARE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND AS DESCRIBED. (See our policy below)1870-CC NGC VG $5 half eagle ***EXTREMELY RARE*** Low Population & THE CC KEY!this is a date that is very difficult to find in any grade, period. of the original mintage of 7,675 very few have survived and it is considered extremely scarce in any condition and downright rare in upper grades, usually selling for multiples of book value when offered. experts agree that there are less than 100 known to exist, but in reality it is more likely closer to 75. in fact, if there was one thing that most experts would agree on it is that this is the rarest Carson City issue, hands down. with the outflow from old collections has come a flood of scarcer issues from the liberty half eagle series onto the market so this is a great opportunity to pick up what is the rarest and most popular Carson City half eagle ever made. this coin must have had an offensive rim nick, or maybe it was filed for testing purity back when gold coins were used for money. in hand at arm\'s length it really isn\'t that obvious. other than this rather minor issue, the coin is very presentable. it has a pleasant enough straw gold color as would be expected for a well circulated piece and there is a lot of detail to justify the grade. just how rare is it? NGC has certified only 6 pieces in this grade and just 43 pieces in all grades combined in their entire 30 years in the grading business and many of those were re-submissions fishing for a higher grade. contrast these numbers to the 4,465 1889-CC or 2,911 1893-S Morgan Dollars and you\'ll begin to see how undervalued this really is. put these numbers and the Carson City mint\'s almost mystical popularity up against any gem BU 1909-S VDB cent, 1916-D dime or 1916 quarter for relative rarity and sheer value. throw the price guides away on this one- it is rarely found in affordable grades and bragging rights are payable in blood, sweat and dollars so this date always sells for large premiums over book. please see the photos- they are of the exact coin the buyer will receive. just try to find another 1870-CC for under twenty thousand dollars... this was one of the rarest coins in my set, grab it before someone beats you to it.Please see the large photos- they are of the exact cointhat the buyer will receive.
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