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- 1851 G$10 Baldwin, K-4 MS
1851 G$10 Baldwin, K-4 MS
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS62 NGC....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS62 NGC....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS62 NGC....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS62 NGC....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58 NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58+ NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58+ NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58+ NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
1851 $10 Baldwin Ten Dollar AU58+ NGC. K-4, High R.6....
Source: HA
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11703)
The 1851 Baldwin $10s were only struck for a few months, but early in the obverse die’s life, a tiny cud formed on the rim at about 12:30, followed by a substantial cud at about 9:15, which ultimately joins with star 4. The issue is quite rare and is usually found somewhat weakly struck. There are a handful of examples called uncirculated by the third-party grading services. An original, choice AU coin would be considered for the condition census.
Obverse: Liberty Head with BALDWIN & Co. on diadem, 1851, 13 stars around.
Reverse: Federal eagle S.M.V. CALIFORNIA GOLD. TEN D.
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