Obverse Design:

The obverse of the coin shows a deer facing the left side of the coin. In a circle around the deer is the text listed above. A pointing hand is centered at the bottom of the coin, pointing to the word THE.

Reverse Design:

This design shows three crowned small hammers centered on the coin. Text surrounds the design and a star hallmark is placed to the left of the date, directly before the C of CONNECTICVT.

Helpful Tips for Identifying the W-8200, Freidus 1.2-A Variety:

The major differences between W-8190 and W-8200 appear on the obverse of the coin. The ground that the deer is standing on is in line with the top of the C in PENCE. The last diagnostic is ever so slight: the dot that separates the E of VALVE and the O in OF is set closer to the letter O.

1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.1-A, W-8190 Ground nearly touches the tip of N in PENCE	1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.2-A, W-8200 Ground nearly touches the C in PENCE
1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.1-A, W-8190 The dot is well-centered between the E and O	1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.2-A, W-8200 Note how close the dot is to the O

The example to the left was sold by Stack's Bowers Galleries in the John J. Ford, Jr. Part II Collection, where it realized $32,000.