George III Copper Proof Farthing 1806 The variety presumed rare
George III Copper Proof Farthing 1806 The variety presumed rare
George III Copper Proof Farthing 1806 The variety presumed rare
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George III 1806 Copper Proof Farthing – Practically as struck – The variety presumed rare

£650.00

K and incuse dot on truncation, currency issue, portrait 2 (Peck unlisted as proof). Mint brilliance and lustrous.

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George III (1760-1820), copper Proof Farthing, 1806, Birmingham mint, moneyer Soho Mint, fourth issue, K and incuse dot on truncation, currency issue, portrait 2 (Peck unlisted as proof), edge grained in centre. Obv. Laureate and draped bust facing right, date below. Rev. Britannia seated facing left above waves, ship to left, exergue plain. 4.67g, die axis 6h (S.3782; Peck 1397). The tone a little patchy, nonetheless retaining much mint brilliance and original colour. Practically as struck and the variety presumed rare.

Formerly slabbed and graded by NGC as PF64 RD (now removed from slab) with accompanying slab ticket.

Provenance
Ex. The Chichester Collection of Farthings.

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Period

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Phase

Date

Production Method

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Finish

Denomination

Condition

Edge

Mint

Moneyer

Type

currency issue, K and incuse dot on truncation, portrait 2 (Peck unlisted as proof)

Weight

References

S.3782; Peck 1397

Rarity

The variety presumed rare

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