1876-CC
Hub Combo: Type 1/1
The “normal CC” type one reverse is extremely scarce with chopmarks; only a few are known. This variety will likely trade at about a 30% discount to non-chopped examples but it is unknown if the hub combo would reduce that discount.
Hub Combo: Type 1/2
The most common of the 76-CC die marriages, this is still a better date coin and is in much greater demand than the 74-CC and 75-CC. It will likely trade at about a 30% discount to non-chopped examples
Variety: Doubled Die Reverse
One of the most striking and obvious Doubled Dies in all of American numismatics. Tough to find in good condition but the DDR represents roughly a third of the date. The variety should trade at a 10-20% discount from a non-chopped example.
Variety: Very Wide CC
The 1876 is the least difficult of the four Very Wide CCs, representing approximately 2/3 of the known population. They are still quite scarce though. The variety should trade at a 10-20% discount from a non-chopped example.
The “normal CC” type one reverse is extremely scarce with chopmarks; only a few are known. This variety will likely trade at about a 30% discount to non-chopped examples but it is unknown if the hub combo would reduce that discount.
Hub Combo: Type 1/2
The most common of the 76-CC die marriages, this is still a better date coin and is in much greater demand than the 74-CC and 75-CC. It will likely trade at about a 30% discount to non-chopped examples
Variety: Doubled Die Reverse
One of the most striking and obvious Doubled Dies in all of American numismatics. Tough to find in good condition but the DDR represents roughly a third of the date. The variety should trade at a 10-20% discount from a non-chopped example.
Variety: Very Wide CC
The 1876 is the least difficult of the four Very Wide CCs, representing approximately 2/3 of the known population. They are still quite scarce though. The variety should trade at a 10-20% discount from a non-chopped example.
