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1852 G$10 U.S. Assay Office, First Reverse, K-12 MS
1852 Assay Office Ten Dollar, AU55 Rare K-12, Ex: S.S. Central America
Source: Heritage Auctions
1852 Assay Office Ten Dollar, AU55 Rare K-12, Ex: S.S. Central America
Source: Heritage Auctions
1852 Assay Office Ten Dollar, AU55 Rare K-12, Ex: S.S. Central America
Source: Heritage Auctions
1852 Assay Office Ten Dollar, AU55 Rare K-12, Ex: S.S. Central America
Source: Heritage Auctions
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 375999)
The Kagin-12 is the earlier of two known varieties of 1852 Assay Office $10. Both varieties share an obverse die, and like the Humbert $10s before them, the reverse dies seem not to have held up to use. Around 12 examples of the K-12 are known in private hands, with the single finest being a toned choice BU that was formerly a part of the Garrett collection. A choice AU example would qualify for the condition census.
Obverse: Eagle clutching shield and ribbon UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 884 THOUS: TEN DOLS.
Reverse: Engine turning UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE OF GOLD SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA 1852.
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