1845 LIBERTY SEATED 25C, NO MOTTO PR64+

GEM SURFACES HIGHLIGHTED WITH REDDISH/BLUE TONING. ONLY 6 STRUCK. TIED FOR SECOND HIGHEST GRADE AT PCGS. HIGHEST GRADED WITH A CAC STICKER. CAC.
Grading Service: PCGS
SKU: 141459
Cert Number: 25652515
$55,000.00
Bring This Coin to Life
In 1845, the tapestry of history was richly woven with significant events that profoundly impacted culture, science, and geopolitics. The year witnessed the invention of the saxophone by Adolphe Sax, a Belgian musical instrument maker. This invention added a new dimension to the musical world, offering an expressive range that bridged the gap between the brass and woodwind families and would later become iconic in genres as diverse as jazz and classical music. Meanwhile, the literary landscape was forever changed by the publication of Edgar Allan Poe's ""The Raven."" This masterpiece of poetry, with its eerie themes and mesmerizing rhythm, captivated readers and cemented Poe’s legacy as a master of the macabre and the psychological depths of human experience. In the realm of education and military preparedness, 1845 marked the establishment of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, underscoring the growing importance of naval power and formal military training in America's national defense strategy. Furthermore, the annexation of Texas as the 28th state of the Union in December of that year not only expanded the United States territorially but also stoked the embers of conflict that would lead to the Mexican-American War, highlighting the complex interplay between expansionism and national identity. Each of these events from 1845, from cultural contributions to strategic developments, not only reflects the multifaceted nature of human progress but also illustrates how innovations, creations, and political decisions of a single year can resonate through the annals of history, shaping the world in enduring ways.
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