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- 1852 G$5 Wass, Molitor & Co., Small Head, K-1 MS
1852 G$5 Wass, Molitor & Co., Small Head, K-1 MS
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head MS60 PCGS. K-1, R.7. ...
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head MS60 PCGS. K-1, R.7. ...
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor, Small Head MS60 PCGS. CAC. K-1, R.7....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head MS60 PCGS. K-1, R.7. ...
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head MS60 PCGS. K-1, R.7. ...
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head AU50 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head AU50 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head AU50 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head AU50 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head XF45 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head XF45 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head XF45 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
1852 $5 Wass Molitor Five Dollar, Small Head XF45 PCGS. K-1, R.6....
Source: HA
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11881)
The Small Head Kagin-1 Wass, Molitor & Co. $5 shares a reverse die with the large head variety and has been seen with reverse die cracks, indicating that it was struck after the Large Head variety. Between 10 and 12 examples are known and a single mint state example is considered the finest. Any original AU specimen would be a member of the condition census. Two examples were recovered from the S.S. Central America.
Obverse: Liberty Head with short neck and W.M. & Co. on diadem, 1852, 13 stars around
Reverse: Federal Eagle FIVE DOLLARS.IN CALIFORNIA GOLD.
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