CAC agreed this is very nice for the grade. As usual, my pictures don’t do this beautiful coin justice. This is part of a very high end Two Cent collection that I have recently acquired.

Listed in the Guide Book of U.S. Coins as Billon Coinage, the 1757-A Sou M was struck by France as a general issue for colonial usage in the New World, playing a significant role in early-American commerce. Billon, a low-grade alloy of silver and copper, was used to produce these coins to provide affordable currency while still maintaining some intrinsic value. These coins circulated widely in the French colonies, including parts of present-day Canada and the U.S., making them an important piece of transatlantic history. This particular example, graded MS63 by PCGS, is one of only two in this grade with none finer. – Colonials