(1837-42) C. Bechtler $2.50 Gold MS 64 GR, 22C, Even, K-12 Values

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C. Bechtler: Carolina & Georgia (1832–1842)

(1837-42) C. Bechtler $2.50 Gold MS 64 GR, 22C, Even, K-12 Values

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(1837-42) C. Bechtler $2.50 Gold MS 64 GR, 22C, Even, K-12 Values

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The Kagin-12, 22 Even quarter eagle obverse die was apparently made as a replacement for the Kagin-11 obverse, as all known examples appear to have been struck from a later state of the shared reverse die. The Kagin-12 is the scarcest of the pill-style $2 1/2s, with fewer than 20 known examples. There are perhaps three uncirculated Kagin-12 quarter eagles, including a single choice BU.

Obverse: 64.G. 22. CARATS. GEORGIA GOLD.

Reverse: 250. BECHTLER. RUTHERF:

Basic Information

GSID:

11716

Coin Date:

(1837-42)

Denomination:

G$2 1/2 / $2.50 Gold

Designation:

MS

Mint & Coinage Details

Mint Location:

Carolina

Mintage:

<20 known

Coinage Type:

Private & Pioneer Gold

Coinage Years:

1831-1842

Composition:

Gold

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

C. Bechtler

Variety 2:

64 GR, 22C, Even, K-12

Rarity:

R-6

Physical Characteristics

Fineness:

0.9167

Strike Type:

Business

Coin Shape:

Round

Design Details

Designer:

Christopher Bechtler, Sr.

Obverse Lettering:

64.G. 22. CARATS. GEORGIA GOLD.

Obverse Designer:

Christopher Bechtler, Sr.

Reverse Lettering:

250. BECHTLER. RUTHERF:

Reverse Designer:

Christopher Bechtler, Sr.

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