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SERIES: Draped Bust Dollars 1795-1803
LEVEL: Year, MintMark, & Major Variety

1798 $1 10 Arrows (Regular Strike)

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PCGS AU58+

ARROWS COMPARISON

PCGS XF40
PCGS #:
6876
Diameter:
40.00 millimeters
Designer:
Robert Scot
Weight:
27.00 grams
Edge:
Lettered: HUNDRED CENTS ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT
Mintage:
287,536
Metal Content:
90% Silver, 10% Copper
Auction Record:
$64,400 • PCGS MS63 • 6-1-2005 • American Numismatic Rarities
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06/05 AN $64,400
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Rarity and Survival Estimates (Explain)
Grades Survival
Estimate  		Numismatic
Rarity  		Relative Rarity
By Type  		Relative Rarity
By Series 
All Grades 500 R-6.0 18 / 29 TIE 19 / 39 TIE
60 or Better 2 R-9.9 1 / 29 TIE 1 / 39 TIE
65 or Better 0 R-10.1 1 / 29 1 / 39
Condition Census (Explain) Show more rows
Pos Grade Thumbnail Pedigree and History
1 MS63 PCGS grade  
2 MS62 estimated grade  
3 AU58+ PCGS grade
4 AU58 PCGS grade  
4 AU58 PCGS grade  
Condition Census (Explain) Show fewer rows
Pos Grade Thumbnail Pedigree and History
1 MS63 PCGS grade  
2 MS62 estimated grade  
3 AU58+ PCGS grade
4 AU58 PCGS grade  
4 AU58 PCGS grade  
4 AU58 PCGS grade  
4 AU58 estimated grade  
4 AU58 estimated grade  
9 AU55 PCGS grade  
10 AU53 PCGS grade  

Ron Guth: The 10 Arrows 1798 Silver Dollar is an interesting variety in that three of the arrows are missing from the bundle on the reverse.  This was not a case of grinding the arrows from the die.  Rather, the missing arrows never existed in the first place.  Take a look at the comparison image at the top of this page and compare the two bundles of arrows.  The placement of the arrows, apart from the missing ones, is identical on both coins.  The engraver was given the option of adding the additional arrows, and where to place them.  In this case, he simply forgot (or neglected) to add them.

Though not particularly rare, this variety is difficult to find in high grade.  The PCGS CoinFacts Condition Census includes only two Mint State examples, the finest of which is a PCGS MS-63.

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