An important example of this still very rare NC variety. This is the second finest known and was the discovery coin for the variety, described by Sheldon in the 1954 Anderson-Dupont Collection catalog.
It lustrous orange surfaces resemble a sunset, which Stewart remarked as being one of his favorite aspect about collecting beautiful copper coins. Stewart was a renown sculptor and artist, working out of a studio in New York City & doing commissioned works.
The coin has also been signed by Damstra, adding to its uniqueness and value. Made of silver, this coin is a great addition to any collection. The design of the coin showcases the iconic image of Lady Liberty on one side and a majestic eagle on the other.
S/N: 76000067. Overall there is one note higher for 1988A Minneapolis. PMG Graded: 67 EPQ. Superb Gem. ONLY ONE HIGHER OVERALL FOR MINNEAPOLIS. This is one pretty rare radar S/N bank note. As you can see from the pictures, It has extraordinary eye appeal well worthy of the grade.
Grade: NGC MS70 – Perfect Mint State. Year: 2024. Struck in1/10 oz of 22k (.9167) fine gold, this is a perfect blend of collectibility, bullion value, and patriotic design. Holder: Official NGC slab with clear label and certification.
Friedberg # is 2168-E; serial # is E06230060A. DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Gem Unc 65 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality.
Friedberg # is 1606; serial # is A57469680A. Signatures are Julian and Morgenthau. funnyback variety due to the unusual backside design. DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Gem Unc 65 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality.
Friedberg # is 2167-D serial # is D07446446A. Signatures are Neff and Simon. DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Gem Unc 65 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Qualiy.
The obverse features an eagle soaring through the sky above the Samoan coat of arms. On the reverse, Liberty walks forward with her torch held high while Africa’s Big Five animals are seen in the background.
Though used occasionally for numismatic coins, these releases are the first appearance of a privy mark on a U.S. Mint bullion coin. 2024 (P) Star Privy &. 2025 (P) Eagle Privy.
