PCGS XF40BN
PCGS XF40BN
- PCGS #:
- 36218
- Designer:
- Robert Scot
- Edge:
- Plain
- Diameter:
- 28.00 millimeters
- Weight:
- 10.89 grams
- Mintage:
- 2,822,175
- Mint:
- Philadelphia
- Metal:
- Copper
- Auction Record:
- $24,000 • AU58BN • 01-09-2025 • Heritage Auctions
Die Varieties
- 1800 1C S-197, BN
- 1800 1C S-197, RB
- 1800 1C S-197, RD
- 1800 1C S-198, BN
- 1800 1C S-199, BN
- 1800 1C S-199, RB
- 1800 1C S-199, RD
- 1800 1C S-200, BN
- 1800 1C S-200, RB
- 1800 1C S-200, RD
- 1800 1C S-201, BN
- 1800 1C S-202, BN
- 1800 1C S-202, RB
- 1800 1C S-202, RD
- 1800 1C S-203, BN
- 1800 1C S-203, RB
- 1800 1C S-204, BN
- 1800 1C S-205, BN
- 1800 1C S-205, RB
- 1800 1C S-205, RD
- 1800 1C S-206, BN
- 1800 1C S-206, RB
- 1800 1C S-206, RD
- 1800 1C S-207, BN
- 1800 1C S-207, RB
- 1800 1C S-207, RD
- 1800 1C S-208, BN
- 1800 1C S-209, BN
- 1800 1C S-209, RB
- 1800 1C S-209, RD
- 1800 1C S-210, BN
- 1800 1C S-211, BN
- 1800 1C S-211, RB
- 1800 1C S-211, RD
- 1800 1C S-212, BN
- 1800 1C S-212, RB
- 1800 1C S-212, RD
- 1800 1C S-NC-3, BN
- 1800 1C S-NC-3, RB
- 1800 1C S-NC-3, RD
- 1800 1C S-NC-4, BN
- 1800 1C S-NC-4, RB
- 1800 1C S-NC-4, RD
Condition Census What Is This?
#1 AU58 PCGS grade
W. W. Hays Collection - R. McAusland, sold privately in 5/ 26/1953 - Willard C. Blaisdell Collection, sold privately in 10/1974 - Denis W. Loring, sold privately in 12/1977 - Robinson S. Brown, Jr. Collection - Superior Galleries 9/1986:307, $4,180 - R.E. “Ted” Naftzger, Jr., sold privately on 2/23/ 1992 - Eric Streiner, sold privately in 1/1994 - Wes A. Rasmussen - Heritage 1/2005:3246, $19,550 - Tom Reynolds Collection |
| #1 AU58 estimated grade |
1800 Sheldon 210 is a very rare variety. Breen rated it High Rarity 5 (31-45 known) and Noyes called it R5+. All of the known examples are in circulated condition, with none rumored or reported in Mint State. The best certified example is a single PCGS AU58 from the Tom Reynolds Collection. Both Breen and Noyes list one finer example, which would probably grade out at AU58, as well.
This variety is invariably weakly struck at the top of the reverse. STATES OF is usually weak or indistinct and it was the first area to wear away as the coins spent more time in circulation.