The unprecedented crossover underscores his personal efforts to combat “grade inflation.”
Bechtler appears to have been sensitive to the needs of his clientele. Sometime in 1835, he issued a new series of coins with fineness of both 20 carats (CAROLINA GOLD) and 22 carats (GEORGIA GOLD). While engraving this new product line, he replaced the gold dollar obverse die, centering the “28.G.” This variety seems to have been issued for around a year.
Obverse Description
28.G (centered) CBECHTLER.RUTHERF:
Reverse Description
ONE N:CAROLINA GOLD DOLLAR.
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Bechtler appears to have been sensitive to the needs of his clientele. Sometime in 1835, he issued a new series of coins with finenesses of both 20 carats (CAROLINA GOLD) and 22 carats (GEORGIA GOLD). While engr.avin.g this new product line, he replaced the gold dollar obverse die, centering the 28G. This variety seems to have been issued for around a year. It is scarce, with only 35 examples known.
Obverse: 28G [centered] CBECHTLER RUTHERF
Reverse: ONE NCAROLINA GOLD DOLLAR
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