1794 Liberty Cap Cent. S-59, B-57. Rarity-3. Head of 1794. MS-62 BN

Famous 1794 S-59 Cent 1794 Liberty Cap Cent. S-59, B-57. Rarity-3. Head of 1794. MS-62 BN (PCGS). CAC. Breen Die State V, Heck DS6. Offered is one of the finest, best known survivors from the 1794 Sheldon-59 dies. It is a frosty, hard, generally tight example with light olive tinting to otherwise tan-brown patina. Hints of pale pink from faded down mint color are discernible here and there around and within many of the design elements, more prominently on the reverse. The strike is nicely centered and sharply executed for all major design elements, both sides free of wear to readily uphold the validity of the PCGS-assigned, CAC-endorsed grade. There are some blemishes, nonetheless, and these include a thin, meandering planchet fissure from behind Liberty's eye down into the cheek, an even thinner fissure behind the bottom of the cap, a few planchet voids in the date area, and a tiny, dull nick in the field off Liberty's nose. Earlier catalogers referenced a few shallow rim bruises on both sides - these are barely perceptible through the PCGS holder, which is helped by the fact that a few of these have been lightly smoothed to improve the already overall strong eye appeal of this coin. Bill Noyes assigned an EAC grade of AU55, net VF30 for this piece, and ranks it tied for CC#10 in his census; Del Bland calls it EAC AU55, net EF40, tied for CC#5. Provenance: Ex our (Bowers & Ruddy's) sale of the Kensington Collection, December 1975, lot 407; Julian Leidman; Robert L. Hughes Enterprises; our (Bowers & Ruddy's) River Oaks and C.W. Krugjohann, Part II Collections sale, November 1976, lot 407; Robert L. Hughes Enterprises' Pacific Collection sale, February 1978, lot 56; Robert L. Hughes Enterprises; Anthony J. Terranova; our (Stack's) sale of the Magnificent Herman Halpern Collection of United States Large Cents, March 1988, lot 81; Julian Leidman; Heritage's 1988 A.N.A. Auction, July, lot 48; Andrew P. Lustig; our (Stack's) sale of January 1989, lot 235; Andrew P. Lustig; Mid-American Rare Coin Auctions' 1989 G.N.A. Sale, May, lot 6; Martin Paul (The Rarities Group); Superior's Jascha Heifetz Collection sale, October 1989, lot 3424; Martin Paul (The Rarities Group); unknown intermediary/intermediaries; Heritage's Atlanta Signature Sale of March 1995, lot 5011; Superior's New York ANA Sale of August 2002, lot 209; Superior's Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction of May 2003, lot 382; COL Steven K. Ellsworth; Heritage's sale of the COL Steven Ellsworth Collection of U.S. Large Cents 1793-1796, January 2026 FUN Signature Auction, lot 2064. PCGS# 901374. NGC ID: 223M. Click here for certification details from PCGS. Image with the PCGS TrueView logo is obtained from and is subject to a license agreement with Collectors Universe, Inc. and its divisions PCGS and PSA.

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