PCGS AU55+BN
PCGS AU55BN
- PCGS #:
- 512
- Designer:
- N/A
- Edge:
- N/A
- Diameter:
- N/A
- Weight:
- N/A
- Mintage:
- N/A
- Mint:
- Philadelphia
- Metal:
- Other
- Auction Record:
- $5,750 • XF • 10-01-2003 • Stack's
Major Varieties
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Outlined Shield, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Outlined Shield, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Small Plan, Plain Shield, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Sm Plan, Plain Shield, RB
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Large Plan, Plain Shield, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Large Plan, Plain Shield, RB
- 1787 NJ 1/2P PLURIBS, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P 2nd U over S in Pluribus, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P PLURIRUS, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Camel Head, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P 1787/1887, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Serpent Head, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P WM Above Plow, BN
- 1787 NJ 1/2P Deer Head, BN
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Condition Census What Is This?
| #1 PCGS AU50BN |
| #2 PCGS XF40BN |
| #3 PCGS VF35BN |
| #3 PCGS VF35BN |
| #5 PCGS F15BN |
P. Scott Rubin:
One of the more interesting varieties of the 1787 New Jersey copper has the word PLURIBUS misspelled PLURIBS on the reverse. In 1880, Dr. Edward Maris designated this reverse die “p”. It is found mated with two different obverse dies: Maris 60 and 61.
Maris 60-p is slightly more common than Maris 61-p. Each variety is very. Two examples of each variety are known in About Uncirculated, with one Maris 61-p rumored to be Mint State.
Curiously, Maris 55-m is a corrected version of the PLURIBS error. The original Maris “m” reverse included the PLURIBS error, but it was corrected before any coins were struck. Thus, the “m” reverse shows an S under the U.
Maris 60-p is slightly more common than Maris 61-p. Each variety is very. Two examples of each variety are known in About Uncirculated, with one Maris 61-p rumored to be Mint State.
Curiously, Maris 55-m is a corrected version of the PLURIBS error. The original Maris “m” reverse included the PLURIBS error, but it was corrected before any coins were struck. Thus, the “m” reverse shows an S under the U.