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- 1852 G$10 Augustus Humbert, K-10 MS
1852 G$10 Augustus Humbert, K-10 MS
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS68 NGC. CAC. Kagin-10, R.5....
Source: Heritage Auctions
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS68 NGC. CAC. Kagin-10, R.5....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS68 NGC. CAC. Kagin-10, R.5....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS68 NGC. CAC. Kagin-10, R.5....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS68 NGC. CAC. Kagin-10, R.5....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC....
Source: HA
1852 Augustus Humbert $10 Gold. K-10. Rarity-5. MS-61 (NGC).
Source: Stacks Bowers
1852 Augustus Humbert $10 Gold. K-10. Rarity-5. MS-61 (NGC).
Source: Stacks Bowers
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-10a, R.4....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-10a, R.4....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-10a, R.4....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 PCGS. K-10a, R.4....
Source: HA
1852 $10 Humbert Ten Dollar MS61 NGC. K-10a, High R.6....
Source: Heritage Auctions
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11777)
Following the failure of the second Humbert $10 reverse die, a third example was made, which was used until the adoption of Curtis, Perry & Ward’s new design in the spring of 1852. Somewhere around 150 examples are known in private hands, ten of which are graded mint state. The single finest known example is a superb gem mint state specimen that traces its provenance back to the collection of Augustus Humbert. The K-10 Humbert $10 is the latest use of the Humbert obverse die, and examples are known that show extensive apparent die rust and cracking. The latest die state known has cracks running through the word UNITED and is identified as Kagin-10a in Private Gold Coins and Patterns of the United States.
Obverse: Eagle clutching shield and ribbon UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 884 THOUS: TEN DOLS.
Reverse: Engine turning AUGUSTUS HUMBERT. UNITED STATES ASSAYER OF GOLD. CALIFORNIA. 1852.
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