1819 CAPPED BUST 25C, SMALL 9 MS64

SMALL 9. VITUALLY MARK FREE SURFACES WITH ROSE AQUAMARINE TONING. ONLY ONE COIN GRADE HIGHER AT NGC.
Grading Service: NGC
SKU: 138880
Cert Number: 4627818009
$18,500.00**
$16,500.00
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In 1819, the United States witnessed several pioneering developments that underscored its growing spirit of innovation and cultural enrichment. One notable introduction was the ""Draisine,"" the first bicycle to appear in the U.S., marking the advent of a new era in personal transportation. Although a simple wooden frame with two wheels, it laid the groundwork for the bicycle's evolution into a beloved mode of transportation. The same year, the SS Savannah captivated the nation's imagination by becoming the first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean. While it predominantly sailed under wind power, this historic voyage highlighted the potential of steam propulsion, foreshadowing the transformation of maritime travel. Additionally, 1819 was significant for the establishment of a savings bank in Philadelphia specifically designed for women, a progressive step towards financial independence for women, emphasizing the importance of their economic participation and empowerment. The Adams-Onís Treaty, though known for its territorial significance in transferring Florida from Spain to the U.S., also played a role in enriching America's cultural landscape with Spanish influences, particularly evident in Florida's heritage. Moreover, the founding of Cincinnati College (now part of the University of Cincinnati) contributed significantly to the expansion of higher education in the Midwest, fostering academic excellence and innovation. The establishment of the first free public library in Peterborough, New Hampshire, in 1819, set a precedent for accessible education and knowledge, In 1819, the United States witnessed several pioneering developments that underscored its growing spirit of innovation and cultural enrichment. One notable introduction was the ""Draisine,"" the first bicycle to appear in the U.S., marking the advent of a new era in personal transportation. Although a simple wooden frame with two wheels, it laid the groundwork for the bicycle's evolution into a beloved mode of transportation. The same year, the SS Savannah captivated the nation's imagination by becoming the first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean. While it predominantly sailed under wind power, this historic voyage highlighted the potential of steam propulsion, foreshadowing the transformation of maritime travel. Additionally, 1819 was significant for the establishment of a savings bank in Philadelphia specifically designed for women, a progressive step towards financial independence for women, emphasizing the importance of their economic participation and empowerment. The Adams-Onís Treaty, though known for its territorial significance in transferring Florida from Spain to the U.S., also played a role in enriching America's cultural landscape with Spanish influences, particularly evident in Florida's heritage. Moreover, the founding of Cincinnati College (now part of the University of Cincinnati) contributed significantly to the expansion of higher education in the Midwest, fostering academic excellence and innovation. The establishment of the first free public library in Peterborough, New Hampshire, in 1819, set a precedent for accessible education and knowledge, reinforcing the value of public libraries in American society. These events from 1819 collectively illustrate a year of substantial progress and cultural growth, reflecting America's enduring commitment to advancement and inclusivity.
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