Coin Dot, Fenton   Updated 11/21/2011
Fenton's Coin Dot is distinctive for it stippled dots. A fairly common pattern rarely selling for much except in red. A similar pattern, with smooth dots, is is generally thought Westmoreland's Pearly Dots, although some collectors feel Fenton may have made some without the stippled dots. Coin Dot is sometimes mistakenly listed as Coin Spot, a Dugan pattern found only in compotes. Plates, rosebowls, and compotes invariably have smooth dots, so those have been listed with Pearly Dots. Easily found on ebay in common colors.

Bowls, 7-9 inches

Amethyst, 15-25

Aqua, 45 (1999)

Blue, ruffled, 35 (2003), 23 (2007), 38 (2008)

Blue, ice cream shape, 185 (2002),
   45, 80 (both 2009), 38 (2008)

Blue, spectacular example, 450 (1999)

Green, 25, 30, 50 (all 2008), 8, 43 (both 2009),
   20, 30 (both 2010)

Lavender, 14 (2001)

Lime green, 25 (1999), 25 (2001), 8 (2005)

Marigold, 15-20

Peach opal, 3/1 edge, 65 (1996), 35 (2008)

Peach opal, crimped, 400 (2001)

Red, 675, 700, 800 (all 2009), 1,000 (2010),
   725 (2011)

Vaseline, 135 (1996)

Plates, about 8 inches

Marigold, 45 (2008)

Rosebowls

Amethyst, 20-30

Green, 15-20

Marigold, 15-20

Olive, 45 (2002)