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 symbol is placed to the left of the date, directly before the C in CONNECTICVT.

Helpful Tips for Identifying the W-8215, Freidus 1.3-A Variety:

On the obverse of the coin, there are several distinguishing factors to look for. First, the ground line touches the C in PENCE. Second, the deer’s left antler touches the middle of the O in OF. In earlier types, the left antler is lined up with the left side of the O. Finally, the dot between the E in VALVE and the O in OF is closer to the letter E.

1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.2-B.a, W-8205 Ground nearly touches the tip of N in PENCE	1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.3-A, W-8215 Ground nearly touches the C in PENCE
1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.2-B.a, W-8205 Left-aligned antler, dot closer to O	1737 Higley Copper, Freidus-1.3-A, W-8215 Center-aligned antler, dot closer to E

The example to the left was sold by Stack's Bowers Galleries in the Sydney F. Martin Collection, Part I, where it realized $84,000.