Transposed Arrows - A Heraldic Term and a Strange Bias on Coins
The term transposed arrows means that an eagle on a coin is clutching arrows in its dexter or right claw instead of its sinister or left claw.
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Classic Head Quarter Eagle, 1834-1839
The Classic Head Quarter Eagle was a $2.50 gold coin produced by the United States Mint from 1834-1839. Explore its history and value.
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Capped Head Quarter Eagle, Large Size, 1821-1827
Unexpected demand for $2.50 gold coins caused the Mint to create the Capped Head Left Quarter Eagle, Large Size gold coin in 1821.
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1797 Capped Bust Eagle : History & Value
There are three die marriages of the 1797 Capped Bust Eagle gold coin with Heraldic Eagle reverse, each of differing rarity and value.
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Draped Bust Half Dollar, Small Eagle (1796-1797)
The Draped Bust half dollar (1796-97) was introduced after only two years of production of the previous Flowing Hair design.
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