1794 1C HEAD OF 93 F12 PCGS

1794 Large Cent Head of 1793 is one of the pinnacle wants for all Early American Copper aficionados.

As famed collector EAC collector stated:

" The Heads of '93 are considered the aristocrats of the many 1794 varieties. There are four Heads of '93: S-17, 18, 19 and 20. All are scarce, and only S-18b is known in high grade. They are across the border rare in all grades and in all conditions."

To that end we are proud to offer a flawless smooth chocolate brown S-18B better known as Double Chin 1794 1C HEAD OF 93 Graded F12 PCGS that is often not seen with such surface preservation void of detraction. One identifcation mark is a rim hit at 1pm. A new to the census example this S-18b, has an EAC grade of VG-8 with sharpness of F-15. At pop 2 with only 8 Finer this represents a very rare acquisitions at the birth of the nation. The second year of large cents ever produced. While a few finer exists many are filled with surface issues which trades for discount. The finest a beautiful MS64 has sold for $540,500 03/18 SB.