1821 CAPPED BUST 10C, SMALL DATE MS65

SMALL DATE. ATTRACTIVE LIGHT AMBER BLUE TONING LAYERED OVER SATIN LUSTROUS SURFACES. SOLE SECOND HIGHEST GRADED AT NGC.
Grading Service: NGC
SKU: 143748
Cert Number: 4627878003
$21,500.00**
$13,200.00
Bring This Coin to Life
In 1821, a year of significant progression and innovation in American history, the United States saw developments that would shape its educational, territorial, and professional landscapes. The establishment of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy marked a monumental step in the professionalization of the pharmacy field, setting a precedent for pharmaceutical education and practice in the nation and solidifying its place as the first pharmacy school in the United States. This year also celebrated Missouri's admission as the 24th state on August 10, expanding the Union westward and enriching the country's diverse tapestry of states with its unique cultural and natural resources. Another landmark event was the foundation of the Troy Female Seminary by Emma Willard in New York, pioneering higher education for women in America. Willard's visionary institution broke new ground by offering women access to a comprehensive education, previously unavailable, thereby advocating for women's intellectual and social empowerment in a period when such opportunities were limited. Furthermore, 1821 was notable for the transfer of Florida from Spain to the United States, following the Adams-Onís Treaty of 1819. This acquisition not only significantly enlarged U.S. territory but also influenced its cultural and economic development, integrating Florida's rich heritage into the broader American fabric. These milestones of 1821—ranging from educational innovation and statehood expansion to territorial acquisition—underscore a period of growth and change in the United States. They reflect the nation's evolving identity, its commitment to advancing education and professional standards, and its continued expansion, laying foundational stones for future developments.
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