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(Nov. 1, 1839) $5 C: four allegorical figures, woman holding up globe in center, Mercury and two lions at rt. L: 5/large oval state die with pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE" around it/FIVE. R: 5/Minerva std., in oval/FIVE. BS: unknown. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY450G6)
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"These coins have been off the market for at least 10-15 years, and many of them are in older generation grading holders as well, adding to the excitement," comments John M. Pack.





