1786 NJ 1/2P Protruding Tongue Half Penny
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Description
A 1786 New Jersey copper variety where the horse on the obverse have its tongue protruding. This die characteristic, whether intentional or a die flaw, gives the variety its memorable name. The "Protruding Tongue" is popular among collectors for its distinctive and humorous appearance.
Rarity Notes
Scarce. Popular variety due to distinctive feature.
Cross References
Maris 22-o; Whitman 4780
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