RA XXIII Catalog

The Regency Auction OCTOBER 26 | PHILADELPHIA, PA |DOUBLETREEWelcome to the 23rd Regency Auction! This is our largest and most valuable auction yet! We would like to thank the 52consignors who entrusted their rare coins to our auction, including a large number of first time consignors. We haveclearly proven over the course of the last four years that Legend Rare Coin Auctions’ boutique venue and style getsstrong results for our consignors.You will be very impressed with the 548 hand selected lots in the pages that follow. We start off with the D.W. Collection.Assembled with care over the course of many years by a long-time customer of Legend Numismatics, the fruits of hislabor appear as lots 1-55. There are many wonderful coins, including early and Seated dollars, and exceptional superbgem gold coins.In the lots that follow the D.W. Collection are selections from the High Octane, Dale Larsen, and San Francisco Setcollections. The High Octane group is primarily high grade copper coins, as well as a few key date Buffalo nickels. Theselections from the Dale Larsen Collection are wonderfully toned type coins that were put back by a long-time coindealer, and cover many types. The San Francisco Set features high end, toned Morgan dollars, mostly sourced from ourofferings of the Sunnywood-Simpson Collection, as well as private purchases from our sister firm, Legend Numismatics.Following the San Francisco Set, are additional Morgan dollars from various consignors, and include three of thehighlights of the sale, the Eliasberg-Coronet 1892-S (PCGS MS67 CAC), the Eliasberg-Coronet 1893-O (PCGS MS66PL CAC), and the world’s most valuable Morgan dollar, the Vermeule-Coronet 1893-S (PCGS MS67 CAC—the FINESTKNOWN). These three coins present an unbelievable opportunity for any Morgan Dollar collector or trophy hunter!Gold coins begin with our offering of an original, matched, GEM 1902 4-piece proof set. The $5 and $10 are both FINESTcertified by PCGS for their issue, making this a remarkable offering. Then commences the current #2 PCGS Registry Setof $10 Indians, the Crow River Collection, a set that is lacking only the extremely rare 1933 to be complete. Most of thecoins were hand selected for this set by the principals of Legend Numismatics, so you know that each coin, graded byPCGS is high end and attractive! The sale continues with the gold coins from other important consignors, and ends witha great offering of high grade commemoratives, and selections from the Rainbow Warrior Collection.We hope to see you in Philadelphia during the PCGS Members Only Show for our Regency Sale. Few places in the UnitedStates have as compelling a numismatic history as Philadelphia, seat of the first government during the Revolution, andthe site of the first mint, and where to this day, a coinage facility operates, churning out the coins needed in day to daycommercial transactions. It is fitting then that Legend’s largest, most valuable offering is being offered in this locale. Thestaff at LRCA will be at your service. If you have any presale questions do not hesitate to call or email. If you are unable toattend in person to view, we have made arrangements with PCGS to have full lot viewing at the “Public Friday” event onOctober 13th in Santa Ana, CA. You may also contact us to preview the sale ahead of time in our office.Happy collecting!Julie Abrams Greg Cohen Serena MyersPresident Senior Numismatist Director of Administration

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Laura Sperber P R I N C I PA L S Partner Laura was raised in Highland Park, NJ. During high school, the coin bug hit her hard. HerBruce Morelan trip to the 1976 NYC ANA left a lasting mark and huge desire for her to own and handle the Partner greatest rarities. While attending Monmouth University, Laura attended coin shows more than classes. After college, she started LSS RCI, a wholesale coin company. In 1986, she realized Julie Abrams the need for a “better” coin retailer and teamed up in 1986 with George Huang to form Legend President Numismatics. In 1996 Bruce Morelan became a partner and since then Legend has exclusively built or assisted in assembling this generation’s greatest collections. In 2012 Laura saw the need for a smaller, boutique auction firm, and created Legend-Morphy with Dan Morphy, whom she split with in 2014. Today, Laura is also a leading consumer advocate for coins. The passion has never subsided, and she keeps a beautiful Proof Walker on her desk to this day. Bruce started collecting coins when he was only six years old and by the time he was in high school his dream was to be a coin dealer. But life intervened and instead, Bruce went into business. By chance, he became Legend Numismatics’ financial backer in 1996. His great grandmother had given him three coins when he was young, one of which being a Trade Dollar, so he set out to build the finest Trade Dollar set. After a few years with ultra rarities, Bruce returned to his love of dollars and completed both a set of Gobrechts and a set of Seated Dollars. After selling those sets, Bruce recently returned to dollars with a new Gobrecht set and a spectacular early dollar set capped by his dream coin, the Amon Carter 1794 Dollar. Not many collector’s can say they have completed not only the finest 1794-1885 Dollar Sets and have over the years owned such coins as two 1913 Liberty Head Nickels, an 1894-S Dime, 1876-CC Twenty Cent piece, 1827 Original and Restrike Quarters, 1838-O Half Dollar, two 1885 Trade Dollars and four 1884 Trade Dollars! Julie Abrams started in numismatics in 1986 when she joined up with Bernard Rome and launched Teletrade, the first computerized auction company. Teletrade developed a unique coin trading method, utilizing state-of-the-art digitized voice board technology to run live auctions before the advent of the internet. As President of Teletrade, Julie helped expand the company, increasing the frequency of auctions and expanding annual sales to $24 million within a few years. In 1999, GMAI, a publicly traded company, purchased Teletrade and Ms. Abrams became Executive Vice President of Sales for the parent company. Her job responsibilities included continuing her role as CEO for Teletrade as well as marketing to buyers and consignors, with the goal of maintaining a balance between inventory and sales while growing the business. In 2004 she joined Stacks-Bowers, an old world traditional auction house where she worked to expand their e-commerce presence, including the development of an online bidding platform for the firm. She also marketed Stacks’ programs to secure consignments from dealers and institutions such as banks, museums and universities. Julie is a member of the American Numismatic Association, the Central States Numismatic Association and Florida United Numismatists. S TA F F Greg Cohen Serena Myers Patrick Braswell Ann Marie Van Pelt José Campos AUCTIONEERSenior Numismatist Director of Art Director Office Manager Auction Coordinator Bradley Karoleff Administration PHOTOGRAPHY John Emerson FINANCIAL CONTROLLER Matt Bell

Official auctioneer of the PCGS Members Only Show The Regency Auction OCTOBER 26 | PHILADELPHIA, PA |DOUBLETREEThursday, October 26, 2017 | 5:30 ET Location Doubletree - At the PCGS Members Only Show Auction Room: Concerto 3rd Floor 237 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Lot Viewing Tuesday, October 24th 3PM-6PM ET | Location: Ormandy Lobby Level - By Appointment Wednesday, October 25th 9AM-11AM ET | Location: Ormandy Lobby Level - By Appointment 11AM-6PM ET | Ormandy Lobby Level Thursday, October 26th 9AM-4:30PM ET | Concerto 3rd Floor Lot Pickup & Settlement Friday, October 27th 9AM-11AM ET | Location: Ormandy Lobby Level Preliminary lot viewing available by appointment. Please call 732-935-1168 to schedule an appointment. ON LOCATION PHONE NUMBER: 732-233-0719 17.5% Buyer’s Premium Legend | Rare Coin Auctions • legendauctions.comP.O. Box 9, Lincroft NJ 07738 • [email protected] • Tel. 732-935-1168 Fax 732-935-1807 | Hours: Open M-F / 9AM-5PM ET

WELCOME TO THE DW COLLECTION Legend Race Coin Auctions is honored to have been consigned the DW Collection of Type. We have known the consignor for many years, sold him many coins, and followed him though all his phases. No matter what he collected at the time-nothing was more important to him then real quality and great eye appeal. If you notice the vast majority of his coin are CAC. There are no average coins in this collection!  His model of buying the best and holding should serve as an inspiration to others. He did it all “his way” and got it right. The DW Collector never shied away from purchasing a great coin for premium money. The result of his pursuits is the marvelous collection we are offering today. He is selling because it is retirement time. We know he will miss his coins badly. However, we know he will be at great peace knowing his coins ended up in great collections.   We wish our longtime friend well and good luck on his well-deserved retirement. 6

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 2 1C 1863 PCGS MS66 CAC Boldly lustrous with a brilliant golden-tan luster that swirls along totally original, problem free surfaces. Sharply struck devices add to the wonderful eye appeal. PCGS 58, NGC 22, CAC 30. This gem is ex 2010 ANA auction where it sold for $2,990. The most recent CAC-approved coin was NGC-graded, selling for $5,405. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $2,850. This gem will certainly see serious bidding! PCGS # 2067 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 3 LOT 1 1C 1862 PCGS PR66 CAC SUPERB! Highly reflective, yet somewhat lustrous GEM 1C 1810 PCGS AU58 BN CAC copper-nickel fields dance in a light. The surfaces have a soft sky S-282. Medium to deep mahogany brown surfaces show only blue, golden tan, and olive patination that is original and totally a slight hint of friction on either side. John Reich’s design are eye appealing. Razor sharp in strike, the details are fully and crisply rendered. The eye appeal of this neat AU coin is quite crisply rendered on both sides. Exceptional in terms of overall quality and eye appeal, it is hard to imagine a finer Proof Copper nice. The planchet stock is hard and very pleasing! Nickel Indian Head cent. PCGS 9, NGC 4, CAC 7. This coin last sold in July 2013 for$7,050. Since that time, the Tom Reynolds S-284 which was also Only 550 were struck. PCGS 25, NGC 29, CAC 24. Don’t let PCGS/CAC AU58 sold for $9,694 in January 2016. The current the pops fool you, its been almost 2 years since the mostPCGS Price Guide value is listed at $7,500. A great E.A.C. coin recent example sold in auction, realizing $3,290 in a November for any type or date collector! 2015 auction. Currently, Collector’s Universe offers a value of $4,000 in their Price Guide. Only 2 coins have graded finer at PCGS # 1549 | EST: $6,500+ PCGS, but neither has sold in auction. Making this one of finest available to collectors. PCGS # 2259 | EST: $2,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 7

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 4 LOT 5 5C 1885 PCGS PR67 CAM CAC H10C 1838 NO DRAPERY. PCGS MS66 CAC The 1885 is a key date in its circulation strike format, placing A true GEM survivor of this early sub-type. Brilliant satin luster pressure on Proofs. Collectors of the past would often substitute glows around the crisply struck devices. Both sides are framed a proof example for their sets, rather than pay for a mint state in a delicate toning that adds definition to the eye appeal. Struck example (or put a lower grade coin in a mint state set). This SUPERB CAMEO GEM is a wonderful example of the date for any from shattered dies, adding to the advanced collector. Sharply struck, frosty devices are crisp and visual allure. full and contrast wonderfully against the chrome-like reflective mirrors. With only the slightest touch of tone, this coin is quite PCGS 35, NGC 43, CAC 14. The most recent PCGS MS66 to sell was the James Swan-Oliver Jung-D. Brent Pogue coin, which visually stunning. sold in March 2017 for $4,583; the most recent CAC coin to sell PCGS 15, NGC 18, CAC 15. The most recent example realized in auction realized $2,585 in April 2016. The current PCGS value $3,525 in an April 2016 auction sale, and before that, these is listed at $3,150. This GEM has a great look and is destined for were selling for $5,000+ in auction, thus the CU value of $5,500. any set of Seated Liberty half dimes or U.S. type. Good luck! Since these have come down in price, take advantage of today’s PCGS # 4317 | EST: $2,500+ pricing and start a set! PCGS # 83883 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 6 LOT 7 10C 1884-S PCGS MS65 CAC 10C 1863 PCGS PR65 CAM CAC Among the four FINEST 1884-S dimes graded at PCGS. Sharply Struck during the height of the Civil War, the 1863 silver proof struck devices are accented by a rich toning and a lovely satin coins had a small mintage of only 460 pieces. This exceptionally bloom. The quality is VERY high end. Housed in an old green tag eye appealing GEM has bold contrast between the sharply struck devices. The eye appeal is superb with a classic, lovely toning holder. pattern. PCGS 1, NGC 5, CAC 1. This GEM last sold in auction 11 years ago, selling for $8,338 in the 2006 Central States auction. Only PCGS 9, NGC 11, CAC 8. The last PCGS/CAC coin to sell in four coins are graded finer at PCGS. The current PCGS Price auction brought $2,013 in the 2012 FUN auction. The current Guide is listed at $5,000 but we think that is too low, however, a PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,100. This eye appealing PCGS MS66 (no-CAC) sold in October 2016 for $5,640. We think GEM will entice strong bidding from collectors. With such a low our estimate range will be accurate when this GEM crosses mintage, these just seem too cheap at current levels. the block. PCGS # 84756 | EST: $1,750+ PCGS # 4693 | EST: $4,750+8

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 8 25C 1881 PCGS MS67 CACA superb gem survivor from an original mintage of 12,000. Richly toned and beautifully lustrous. The surfaces are extremely clean and sleek. This jewel has an amazing eye appeal.PCGS 8, NGC 10, CAC 4. Only one coin is graded finer. This coin sold for $6,038 in January 2009, and no other PCGS/CAC coin has ever sold in auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value is$5,500. With the wonderful eye appeal and market freshness, wecan see this gem bringing more. Keep in mind the MS68 last sold in April 2009 for $20,700. PCGS # 5513 | EST: $5,000+ LOT 9 LOT 10 25C 1892 PCGS PR65 CAM CAC 50C 1858 PCGS MS65 CAC A splendid GEM that displays brilliantly reflective mirrors that A beautifully toned GEM housed in an old green tag holder. beam from all over. The devices are well struck and very frosty. Well struck with only a few ancient minor contact marks. TheFramed with some fantastic toning highlighting its total originality. toning, likely imparted from long term storage in an old paper envelope, is rich and deep, but iridescent enough that the The eye appeal is beautiful! underlying satin luster is still vividly visible. Every detail is PCGS 17, NGC 25, CAC 4. The current CU value is listed at sharply struck and stands out. This really is a great$2,100 and NO CAC-approved coins have sold in auction. PCGS looking GEM!coins have sold in the $1,500-$2,000 range. What a great looking PCGS 17, NGC 12, CAC 7. This coin hails from the May 2008 coin to start a GEM proof set with! sale of the Silbermunzen Collection, where it realized $6,325. The most recently sold coin, the Richard Jewell coin sold for PCGS # 85678 | EST: $1,500+ $7,050 in the 2013 ANA auction. Fast forward 4+ years, and we think today this GEM will bring a very strong price when it crosses the block! PCGS # 6293 | EST: $5,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 9

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 11 LOT 12 50C 1877-S PCGS MS66 CAC 50C 1861 PCGS PR65 CAC NOT your average toned gem Seated half! This is a beautifully Exceptionally bold eye appeal! Popular as a Civil War year, toned and exceptionally well preserved superb looking GEM. The this GEM Proof 1861 half has rich, reflective mirrors that beam devices are razor sharp in definition. A bold luster brings out the from below a layer of iridescent toning. The obverse has some subtleties in the various shades in the ancient toning. The toning teal, lilac, gold and rose dappled patina, while the reverse is is very similar to many Seated Liberty coins that came out of the awash blue, orange, amber, and rose hues. The eye appeal is Eliasberg (and other old time collections), and has a great visual wonderful and totally original. appeal. Only 1,000 were struck. PCGS 11, NGC 17, CAC 4. Only two PCGS 23, NGC 18, CAC 7. The most recent PCGS/CAC coin sold PCGS/CAC coins have ever sold in auction, $7,638 in April 2014 in a June 2017 auction, realizing $4,465. This coin is from the 2006 Central States auction, where it sold for $5,175. The current PCGS and the other in October 2011 for $5,868. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,500. The eye appeal on this GEM Price Guide value is listed at $5,850. Keep in mind that only two coins are graded finer, the finest being a MS67, that sold last year is superb, and should see very spirited bidding, as only a half for $18,800. This eye appealing GEM should sell for a strong price. dozen examples have received higher grades--PR66 the finest. Destined for a fine type set or collection of Seated halves. PCGS # 6415 | EST: $5,250+ PCGS # 6357 | EST: $4,000+10

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 14 50C 1879 PCGS PR65 CAC Rich, deep toning in shades of teal, violet, and gold is brought out by a very bold, watery reflective mirrored fields that surround the exactingly struck devices. This coin is beautiful! PCGS 27, NGC 32, CAC 8. Only one PCGS/CAC coin has ever sold in auction, selling twice, the most recent time selling for $3,525 in January 2014. The current CU value, listed at $3,150, takes into account that the most recent PCGS coin to sell brought $2,468. This one will sell for a strong price! PCGS # 6440 | EST: $2,600+ LOT 13 LOT 15 50C 1878 PCGS PR66 CAM CAC 50C 1892-O PCGS MS64 CAC Love peripheral toning? Then you will LOVE this GEM! Richly The first year of issue for the Barber quarter and the first branch mirrored fields superbly beam in the light and can be seen mint half dollar struck since 1878. Deeply, but not dull or drab from across the room. Both sides are framed by a wonderful toned with a glowing satin frost that brings out the details of the halo of original toning in rainbow hues. Well struck devices are highly frosted and provide a beautiful contrast against the rich boldly struck devices. mirrored fields. The eye appeal is high end and totally original. PCGS 40, NGC 28, CAC 6. The only CAC-approved example to Only 800 were struck. PCGS 6, NGC 10, CAC 4. The only sell in auction realized $2,225 in an October 2014. The currentCAC-approved example sold in our July 2017 Regency Auction. PCGS Price Guide value is $2,750. We can see this lovely It did not have the dramatic toning that the presently offered example bringing a price in that range.SUPERB GEM does. Collector’s Universe lists a value of $7,750 PCGS #6462 | EST: $2,000+ in their current Price Guide. Only 3 are graded finer in the CAMEO category, so if you are building a set, be sure to see this captivating coin, and prepare to bid liberally. PCGS # 86439 | EST: $5,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 11

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 17 $1 1795 2 LEAVES. PCGS F12 CAC B-1, BB-22. A very attractive FINE, with a bold, totally original look. Well worn, but problem free the definition in the devices is certainly finer than what you would normally expect for the assigned grade. The eye appeal is great! LOT 16 PCGS 76, NGC 10, CAC 8. Only two CAC-approved coins have ever sold in auction, both being graded by NGC, realizing $4,000 each. A non-CAC PCGS coin sold in April 2017 for $3,525. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,900. What a great type coin for the budget minded collector who still demands very high end quality. 50C 1912-S PCGS MS66 CAC PCGS # 6853 | EST: $3,800+ Tied for FINEST graded at PCGS! The silken-satiny mint bloom shines on both sides of this spectacular GEM. Superb, sharply struck devices are awesomely frosted--they look like the were carved by hand in a chunk of frosted glass! Fully prooflike reflective fields dance in the light and bring to life the hints of lilac, rose, and clear gold pastel iridescent hues. The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 8, NGC 5, CAC 6. This GEM has been off the market since 2006, where it was sold in the Central States auction for $10,925--a record price for the grade! It is NOT hard to see why! There are NONE graded finer at PCGS. We can see this amazing coin being placed in a top tier Barber half set. With the recent sales of the top sets, including Shireman, Gardner, Greensboro, and Duckor now is a great time to build a set. We anticipate strong bidding here! PCGS # 6526 | EST: $6,500+12

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 18 $1 1802/1 PCGS AU58 CACB-3, BB-234. Any super picky Bust dollar collector will be smitten by this HIGH END GEM AU58! A spectacular looking, condition census example. A bold surviving luster beams from under a rich blend of blue, slate, gold, and amber accents. The details are fully rendered and the eye appeal is simply superb. Flawless surfaces see only theslightest hint of friction both on the devices and in the fields. The eye appeal is phenomenal! PCGS 9, NGC 13, CAC 4. This is the “Dallas Sale” specimen listed as #5 in Q. David Bowers’ Notable Specimens in the 2013 revision of his early dollar reference. It last sold for $18,800, graded NGC AU58 in the 2013 FUN auction. The eye appeal of this specimen is far superior to the other AU58s that we havefound sold in the past few years. If you collect early dollars or just need one for a great type set, be sure to view this GEM AU in hand, and prepare to bid liberally! PCGS # 40090 | EST: $17,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 13

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 19 $1 1802 PCGS AU55 CAC A superb AU example that ranks high up in the condition census for this R-5 variety, the B-5, BB-242. Identified by the perfect T in LIBERTY, this is the second rarest variety for the year and is listed as the fourth coin in Dave Bowers’ revised early dollar reference. He estimates 75-140 examples of the variety survive in all grades. Satiny underlying luster blooms under rich, totally original envelope toning. The devices are sharply struck and each detail is nearly fully delineated. The highest points and fields show only the slightest hint of friction. Only the most insignificant and tiny ticks are noted for full accuracy but are not really visible to the naked eye. Listed under notable specimens in the 2013 update of Dave Bowers’ book, its pedigree is as follows: Howe Collection to the Bolender Collection; Superior’s Ruby, Gilhousen III Sale, 1973, lot 1280; Superior’s 1975 ANA Auction, lot 1022; Rarcoa’s Session of Auction ‘86 lot 736; Deb-Ann Collection, Heritage, January 2009, lot 3949 (as NGC AU55 sold for $12,650). Its obverse is plated in the Bolender book, and “once called second finest known.” PCGS 25, NGC 21, CAC 9. This coin is destined for a great cabinet of early dollars ranking very high in the condition census for the variety. You will likely not see another high end example of the variety anytime soon! If you are an early dollar specialist be prepared to bid aggressively on this superb example! PCGS # 40087 | EST: $12,000+14

THE DW COLLECTIONLOT 20 LOT 21 $1 1840 PCGS AU55 CAC $1 1841 PCGS AU55 CAC A totally original first year of issue Seated dollar. Delicate pastel Gunmetal and gold tones blend together on both sides of this toning is dusted over semi-reflective surfaces. Well struck and early Seated dollar, giving its pleasing, original surfaces life and possessing a nice eye appeal. Housed in an earlier generation good eye appeal. blue tag holder. PCGS 48, NGC 40, CAC 7. No CAC approved example has ever PCGS 39, NGC 33, CAC 4. No CAC-approved example has sold in auction, the most recent PCGS coin sold for $1,293 overever sold in auction. The most recent AU55 to sell in auction was two years ago. These do not appear as often as you might thinkNGC-graded and sold for $1,880 in a February 2017 auction and the current PCGS value is $2,200. Quite lovely and sure to see given the pops! strong bidding. PCGS # 6927 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS # 6926 | EST: $1,800+LOT 22 LOT 23 $1 1841 PCGS AU58 CAC $1 1843 PCGS AU55 CAC Accents of fresh semi-PL luster accent the rich blue, olive, Another eye appealing CHOICE AU early Seated dollar from rose, tan and silver patina. This highly eye appealing coin has this collection. We note only the slightest friction under the totally just a hint of friction and a few teeny ticks here and there, which original surfaces, amplified by a glowing underlying luster. account for the grade. There is no discoloration on the high PCGS 74, NGC 80, CAC 13. Two CAC-approved coins have sold points. in auction, both realizing $1,528 in a 2015 and 2013 auction. This PCGS 46, NGC 52, CAC 7. No CAC-approved AU58s have one should realize about the same. ever sold in auction. In the March 2017 offering of the Blue Moon Collection, the most recent PCGS AU58 sold, realizing PCGS #6929 | EST: $1,250+$1,058--but that coin had no where near the fantastic eye appealof this richly toned GEM AU. We can see this coin surpassing the PCGS Price Guide value of $1,550 when it crosses the block!PCGS #6927 | EST: $1,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 15

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 24 $1 1845 PCGS AU55 CAC In 1845, the mintage of dollars dropped to 24,500 and most disappeared into circulation, where they would either remain, or be exported and melted down when their bullion value exceeded its face value. This CHOICE AU coin has a rich, slate-blue, golden, russet-tan, and teal accents adorn both sides. Well struck and smooth with just a hint of high point friction. PCGS 34, NGC 38, CAC 13. No CAC coins have ever sold in LOT 25 auction, the last PCGS coin sold for $1,638, and that piece did not have the high end allure of this specimen. The current PCGS $1 1848 PCGS MS62 CAC value is listed at $2,500 and prior to that September 2015 auction, Rare in Mint State, the original mintage of 1848 dollars was these were consistently selling for $2,200+. A really nice coin for only 15,000 and many were exported when the price of silver exceeded the face value. Survivors like the presently offered coin the collector! are a rare treat, usually only seen when collections are offered. Variegated shades of silver-gray blend over lustrous surfaces. PCGS # 6931 | EST: $1,800+ The devices are generally well struck, with just some weakness noted on the reverse. This coin boasts a strong eye appeal for the grade assigned. PCGS 11, NGC 0, CAC 3. The only CAC-approved example sold in auction in the notoriously weak 2016 FUN auction, realizing $7,638. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $9,000, and keep in mind that a marginally finer MS63 will certainly bring into the five figure range. A great coin for a type or date set! PCGS # 6935 | EST: $6,500+16

THE DW COLLECTIONLOT 26 LOT 27 $1 1850 PCGS AU58 CAC $1 1873 SEATED. PCGS PR65 CAM CAC EX SIMPSON As gold flooded the economy in the early 1850s, the price of silver A “no brainer” SUPER HIGH-END GEM. It was never regraded. We rose in relation, making silver coins worth more than face value. As cannot stress enough how we do NOT see pieces like this anymore. a result, these are scarcer than the already low mintage of 7,500 Intense deep mirrors glitter from all over. For a big coin, the mirrorspieces would have you think. Very nicely toned in dappled shades of have unusual clarity, cleanliness, and offer a bold reflection. If youazure, gold, and amber that are brought to life when the light hits the twirl the coin, the mirrors look like a freshly formed sheet of ice. There semi-reflective, almost prooflike fields. Sharply struck, the devices is a beautiful splash of blue/purple/golden brown toning on the right have only the slightest, most subtle hint of high point friction, but obverse. The reverse has some moderate golden-brown spread there are no significant marks or lines to be seen anywhere on this around the rims. Miss Liberty and every detail are frosted and are visually impressive GEM AU! fully struck. PCGS 21, NGC 33, CAC 6. Here is another early date in a grade ONLY 600 were ever minted. PCGS 6, NGC 7, CAC 2. This where no CAC-approved example has ever sold in auction. Going coin last sold in 2010 for $16,100 and it went directly to the DW collection. While the current Collector’s Universe value is $16,500, back to 2008, every example has sold for between $4,200 and we think the coin’s freshness, eye appeal, and quality will help it$5,300 and the current PCGS value is listed at $5,250. Destined for realize more. This is NOT your typical dipped or dull Proof Seatedan “Everyman” set of Seated dollars and worthy of a very strong bid! Dollar! What an addition to ANY GEM collection this coin will be! PCGS # 6937 | EST: $4,500+ PCGS # 6935 | EST: $15,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 17

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 28 LOT 29 T$1 1876 PCGS MS65 CAC T$1 1877 PCGS MS65 CAC This GEM is unquestionable “Legend quality” and was placed by This grade and this date are EXTREMELY UNDERRATED. When Legend in the DW Collection in 2011. The quality is SUPER HIGH Legend built the Bruce Morelan Set of Mint State Trade Dollars, after exhaustingly searching through just about EVERY MS64 and END and the coin has never been sent in for regrading. Most 65, an 1877 in GEM was the last coin we found to finally finish the 1876 Trade Dollars come with a silky smooth texture, but they set (of course a few years later the real MS66 popped up). We are never clean or lively. Not only does this coin have those silky make no promises, but this coin needs to be resubmitted for a smooth surfaces, it is ULTRA clean. A bigger surprise-the coin +. Amazing surfaces are just that; they are not only semi-satiny is lightly prooflike! You do not have to imagine the mirrors. The surfaces on both sides are an original white color-typical to the smooth, they actually are slightly semi-prooflike. You do not date. Miss Liberty and every detail are thickly frosted and are fully have to imagine the mirrors or the luster on this piece. Using struck. There is zero rub or discoloration anywhere-especially on a strong glass, you will be blown away how mark free-make the high points. For identification reasons we will mention one tiny that microscopic mark free this piece is. Both sides are evenly covered by a superb mix of pale to moderate original colors of dot on the reverse in the letter F. golden brown/green/champagne/blue colors. Miss Liberty and PCGS 24, NGC 15, CAC 6. The last PCGS CAC MS65 to sell every detail is not only frosted but they are fully struck. in auction brought only $8,519 in January 2017. The current Collector’s Universe Value is $9,250. We fully expect this virtual PCGS 11, NGC 11, CAC 9. The last PCGS CAC MS65 to sell MS66 to being MUCH more than those numbers. A PCGS CAC brought a mere $8,813 in January 2017. We believe that collector “in MS66 would easily fetch $22,000-$25,000--if you could ever find the know” will bid this coin up possibly as much as double that price. the only ONE Beaned! This coin the 1876 you want to own! This We are the unquestioned world experts in Mint State Trade Dollars. cataloger was the person who exclusively built the #1 all-time Mint State set of Trade Dollars-so we know how they come! Unless you can get our partner to part with his monster MS66-we know of NO other 1877 anywhere near this coin’s quality. Good luck! PCGS # 7041 | EST: $9,000+ PCGS # 6935 | EST: $10,000+18

THE DW COLLECTIONLOT 30 LOT 31 T$1 1877-S PCGS MS65 CAC T$1 1879 PCGS PR66 CAM CAC EX SIMPSON An exceedingly HIGH-END GEM. This coin looks like it sat One look and you can tell this is an exceedingly SUPERsomewhere undisturbed since the day it left the mint 140 years HIGH-END GEM. It was bought in 2010 by the DW Collection ago! owner. It has never been in for regrade. Insane surfaces are the epitome of perfection. What looks like Deep and booming mirrors beam from all over; they aresome activity is nothing more than some irregular toning. We went seriously clean, have amazing clarity, and are nearly blinding over this coin with a strong glass and found ZERO impairments. with reflection. When twirled, they give off that deep “watery” rolling look. A gentle shade of reddish gold frames parts of the The surfaces look as smooth textured as you will ever find. A peripheries. Miss Liberty and every detail are pinpoint sharp in moderate luster (which is strong for a 77-S) enhances the even strike and have thick frost. This coin has NOT been dipped or original toning. Both sides are blanketed by a moderate mix of retoned- it’s the real deal! The eye appeal is phenomenal! champagne/pale purple/pale brown colors. Miss Liberty andevery detail are so fully struck you do not need a glass to see the PCGS 10, NGC 20, CAC 2. Hard to believe NO PCGS CAC piece has ever been sold via auction. When this piece sold back in frost or the features standing out. The eye appeal is neat! 2014, it realized $14,950.00. Collectors Universe Value today is PCGS 30, NGC 28, CAC 13. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell $15,000. We’re not going to place anything less than a special in auction brought $9,695 in January 2014. Three full years with piece with our customers. Plus, we are telling you this is coin way no others CAC piece selling in auction? That is a long time! The superior to most other pieces you will see. There should be very current Collector’s Universe value is $9,250. We think this coin(like the other DW Mint State Trade Dollars) will easily eclipse that strong bidding on this SUPER HIGH-END GEM!number. This will be a great addition to ANY GEM Trade Dollar or PCGS # 87059 | EST: $15,000+ Type set.PCGS # 7046 | EST: $9,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 19

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 32 LOT 33 T$1 1880 TRADE. PCGS PR65 CAM CAC T$1 1882 TRADE. PCGS PR66 CAM CAC Visually seductive mirrors beam from all over, and the fields A superb, totally original GEM Proof Trade dollar. Richly are framed with a totally original mix of blue and gold tone. The toned, particularly at the rims, forming a frame of beautiful devices are frosty and contrast very nicely with the mirrored blue, burnt orange, violet, and gold round high end, awesome fields. The eye appeal is superb and very high end for the silver surfaces. The mirrors are deeply reflective and contrast beautifully against the sharply struck, highly frosty devices. The assigned grade. visual effect is nothing short of stunning. A scarce, proof only year that saw a mintage of only 1,097, the present coin is among A proof-only date with a mintage of 1,987. PCGS 25, NGC 26, CAC 6. The most recent example to sell in auction realized the top dozen CAMEOs graded by PCGS. $5,889 in April 2016 and before that one sold in the 2015 ANA PCGS 8, NGC 10, CAC 6. This coin last sold in the 2010 ANA auction for $7,050. The current CU value is $9,500 and this one auction where it realized $16,100. Since then two PCGS/CAC coins sold in auction, one in April 2013 for $30,550 and the other should sell for a strong price. Good luck! in the 2014 FUN auction for $15,863. The current PCGS Price Guide is $15,000 and this Premium Quality GEM should bring at PCGS # 87060 | EST: $5,000+ least that! A rare treat. Keep in mind these are VERY RARE any finer! A superb opportunity not to be missed! PCGS # 87062 | EST: $14,000+20

THE DW COLLECTIONLOT 34 LOT 35 G$1 1862 PCGS MS67 CAC G$1 1877 PCGS MS67 CAC What a cool coin! It is hard to imagine how this piece managed In our strong opinion, this coin is both ULTRA HIGH END and is a MONSTER!!! We do not know if it has been to PCGS for a +, as it to survive not only the Civil War, but 155 years in such a sure looks like it deserves one (no promise it will). A full booming remarkable state of preservation! luster boasts full prooflike mirrors beam boldly from all over. The mirrors enhance absolutely PERFECT surfaces. We used a strongSuperior surfaces are exceedingly clean and have satiny smooth surfaces. Only with a really strong glass can you find a frost glass and looked everywhere and found ZERO impairments. This coin has NO haze and is totally original. Both sides are anbreak/light scuff or two (really well hidden). A strong luster shows outrageous totally original blend of gold/yellow gold/pale orange off the original pretty shades of gold/pale green/pale orange gold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and every detail are sharply struck and are coated with a thickswirl evenly all over. There are NO spots or discoloration’s. Miss Liberty and every detail are frosty and are so fully struck they gorgeous layer of frost. The eye appeal is tremendous! almost look 3-D! The eye appeal is fantastic!PCGS 7, NGC 8, CAC 8. The last (and only) PCGS CAC MS67 Just 3,900 were minted. PCGS 13, NGC 8, CAC 4. Hard to 1862 to sell in auction brought $10,575 in August 2015. We believe that NO PCGS MS67 CAC piece has ever been sold via auction. With killer quality and eye appeal like this, we expect thisthink that Civil War enthusiasts, as well as type and Gold Dollar collectors will all converge on this beauty. Good luck! coin to set a record price! Be prepared! PCGS # 7560 | EST: $9,000+ PCGS # 67578 | EST: $8,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 21

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 36 G$1 1880 PCGS MS67 CAC This coin is a little jewel! Outrageous neon like appearance. Fully prooflike surfaces are a joy to behold. The mirrors do offer real reflection and clarity. Only when you use a strong glass can you find a tick or line, there really are NO real problems anywhere. An intense luster makes the outrageous original shades of gold bloom boldly all over. There are NO spots or discolorations anywhere. Miss Liberty and every detail are needle sharp and are thickly frosted. This coin is light years better than the typical 1880 or ANY MS67 gold dollars you will ever see. The eye appeal is phenomenal! PCGS 114, NGC 61, CAC 35. Even though the last 1880 gold dollar in PCGS MS67 CAC sold for $3,878 in August 2017, we strongly believe this coin will sell for much more due its electric eye appeal. If you can, see it on person! PCGS # 7581 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 37 G$1 1884 PCGS MS68 What an amazing SUPER HIGH-END GEM! Seeing is believing! This coin is 100% PERFECT! We looked it over and over, used a strong glass, and found not even a microscopic ding anywhere. Plus, the surfaces on both sides are fully prooflike with really strong mirrors. Both sides are a gorgeous and totally original even gold color. Miss Liberty and every detail are lightly frosted and are fully struck. it looks like this coin was carved from a block of pure gold. The eye appeal is tremendous! PCGS 7, NGC 5, CAC 2. NO PCGS CAC MS68 1884 has ever been sold at auction. It should be noted an MS68+ CAC did sell for $25,850 in August 2015. The current Collectors Universe value is $13,500. We can see this rarity easily bringing that. Good luck! PCGS # 7585 | EST: $12,000+ LOT 38 G$1 1887 PCGS MS67 CAC No question this coin is a SUPER HIGH-END GEM. We won’t make any promises, but we would be shocked if it did not +. It is still in an older blue tag holder. Incredible surfaces have a full 4” mirrored appearance that is really clean, with great clarity, and are very reflective. Even if you use a strong glass, this coin is still highly impressive and clean. Both sides are drenched in fiery original colors of electric orange/yellow gold colors. There are NO spots or stains. Miss Liberty and every detail are thickly frosted and are needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! PCGS 27, NGC 16, CAC 13. PCGS has graded only 4 coins higher (note: a PCGS CAC MS68 sold for $35,250 August 2015). For the longest time, these were $4,000-$5,000 coins. Today Collector’s Universe shows a ridiculous value of $3,650. We assure you, these do NOT make frequent appearances. Opportunity knocks loud here! PCGS # 7588 | EST: $3,500+22

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 39 $2.50 1892 PCGS MS67 CAC We grade this coin MS67.9+! No BS, if this coin is not full MONSTER status, then we cannot even imagine what it would take to be called that! We just can’t put this coin away! Incredible surfaces are ridiculous in perfection. We used the strongest glass we could find and even brought George in from Legend to try and find even a microscopic tick and we all came up empty! The surfaces are also super sleek and are boldly semi-prooflike. On top of all that, there is a nearly blinding fullluster-which could guide the Space Shuttle home from orbit. Both sides explode with original jaw dropping gold/pale orange gold colors. Needless to say, there are NO spots or discolorationsanywhere. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strikeand have plenty of GEMMY frost. The eye appeal is the BEST you will EVER see!Only 2,400 struck. PCGS 4, NGC 1, CAC 2. NO PCGS CAC MS67 1892 has ever been sold via auction. This coin has been away in the DW collection for many years. You really need to see this coin to believe how outrageous the quality and eye appeal are. If this were in any other auction but here, we can tell you the representative from Legend Numismatics-our sister company would do everything they could to buy this coin. Not only is this a highlight of the DW Collection, it is a highlight of the entire auction. We would be shocked if this piece does not set a new price record! Good luck! PCGS # 7844 | EST: $15,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 23

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 40 $2.50 1893 PCGS MS65 CAC A scarce date that saw a mintage of only 30,000. Lovely golden luster has a brilliant glow that rolls around sharply struck devices and fully GEM quality surfaces! PCGS 50, NGC 48, CAC 12. We can locate two CAC approved examples that have sold in auction, the most recent one selling in September 2013 for $2,056. This one is certainly worthy of a premium bid for its premium quality! PCGS # 7845 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 41 $2.50 1893 PCGS MS66 CAC LOT 42 What a WOW coin! We wish EVERY $2.50 Liberty could look like $2.50 1895 PCGS MS66 CAC this. Of course, the quality is VERY high end. OMG! This coin is on fire!!!! WOW! There is not a chance in the world that if you cracked this coin out We would call this coin a lock MS67, save for one tiny toning today it would regrade anything less than an MS66. We think it could dot. Only with a strong glass and some serious looking, can you find a microscopic frost break or two. The surfaces are not only + (no promises). Remarkable satiny smooth and virtually flawless sleek, but look clean. A full sun bright booming luster flames at surfaces adorn both sides. Even when using a strong glass, we cannot find any real negatives (there are a few tiny frost breaks). A you from all over. Both sides are drenched in even and totally dazzling luster illuminates totally original and neon like colors. Both original bursts of yellow/orange gold. Miss Liberty and the sides are a pinkish gold/yellow/orange gold mix. There are NO stains or spots anywhere. Miss Liberty and every detail are needle sharp in details are frosted and are sharply struck. The eye appeal is like thunder-only powerfully visual! strike and have thick frost. The eye appeal is stunning! PCGS 14, NGC 16, CAC 5. Legend Auctions sold the last PCGS PCGS 29, NGC 27, CAC 12. PCGS has graded only 5 coins MS66 CAC piece for $8,813 in December 2016. The current higher-and would rank this as equal in quality and eye appeal as Collector’s Universe value is $9,250. With the killer looks and those. The last PCGS MS66 CAC to sell in auction brought $4,230. We think with all this coin has going for it, it will bring more. This coin quality this piece offers, we think it could sell for a runaway price. Remember, this is a fresh coin to the market! will be a gorgeous fit into any super collection. PCGS # 7847 | EST: $8,000+ PCGS # 7845 | EST: $3,500+24

THE DW COLLECTIONLOT 43 LOT 44 $2.50 1896 PCGS MS66 $2.50 1896 PCGS MS66 Bold, radiating cartwheel luster oozes from the surfaces on both Another example of this low mintage date, where only 19,070. sides of this superb, 2 toned look. The devices are razor sharp Sharply struck and satiny with a bold luster. Clearly the D.W. in strike. Rich orange, rose, and gold tones have a slight tinge collector loved his colorful quarter eagles! of clear blue in areas. The eye appeal is superb--only a fewmicroscopic ticks are noted for full accuracy. A low mintage date PCGS 34, NGC 24. The most recent example sold in February 2017 for $3,760 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed that saw only 19,070. at $4,250. Only 11 coins are graded finer at PCGS. Bound for a PCGS 34, NGC 24. The most recent example sold in February great short set of Liberty Head quarter eagles.2017 for $3,760 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,250. Only 11 coins are graded finer at PCGS. Bound for a PCGS # 7848 | EST: $3,000+ great short set of Liberty Head quarter eagles.PCGS # 7848 | EST: $3,000+LOT 45 LOT 46 $2.50 1897 PCGS MS66 CAC $2.50 1898 NGC MS67 CACWhile the mintage was only 29,738, a good number of these were An impressive GEM that has not been resubmitted for crossover! saved, allowing for for collectors to obtain a superb looking gem Glowing, frosty mint bloom shines on both sides of this SUPERB such as the presently offered coin. Brilliant luster shines on both GEM--one of the finest survivors of a small mintage of 24,000. Well struck devices and very pleasing in terms of originality and eye sides of this beautifully golden toned and sharply struck GEM. appeal. PCGS 38, NGC 48, CAC 13. The last CAC-approved coin sold in November 2011, realizing $3,738. The eye appeal of this GEM is PCGS 12, NGC 35, CAC 12. This SUPERB GEM sold in Junenicer than the MS66+ we sold in our December 2016 auction. Add 2010 for $6,900. Since then, only 3 CAC coins have sold, realizing between $7,600 and $9,400 (all were PCGS/CAC). Still we think this this beauty to your collection today! lovely NGC/CAC will bring a strong price to the specialist collector. PCGS # 7849 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS # 7850 | EST: $5,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 25

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 47 LOT 48 $2.50 1897 PCGS MS67 CAC $2.50 1898 PCGS MS67 CAC Among the FINEST graded examples of this date at PCGS, TIED FOR FINEST GRADED of this low mintage date. Only indeed only one coin is graded finer. A glowing, frosty mint bloom 24,000 were struck for circulation, and NONE are graded finer at offers a rich brilliance that engulfs silky smooth fields and sharply PCGS. Totally original golden luster blooms on both sides of this struck devices. sharply struck SUPERB GEM. The eye appeal is marvelous! PCGS 13, NGC 17, CAC 5. The only CAC coin to sell in auction was an NGC-certified example that realized $5,288 in March PCGS 13, NGC 35, CAC 12. Only three PCGS/CAC examples 2013. The most recent PCGS-graded MS67 to sell was in our have sold in auction--the most recent example selling in the 2015 December 2016 Regency Auction where one realized $5,522. FUN auction, realizing $7,638. Prior to that, one sold in April 2013 This one will likely bring more, somewhere near the CU value of for $9,400. After cataloging this collection, the quarter eagles $7,250. Good luck! from 1880 to 1907 would make a really cool set in Mint State. Many of these dates do feature lower mintage’s, but survive in PCGS # 7849 | EST: $5,500+ GEM and higher grades. PCGS # 7850 | EST: $6,500+26

THE DW COLLECTIONLOT 49 $2.50 1905 PCGS MS67 CAC A superb example, with a bold flashy mint luster that accentssharply struck devices. The surfaces are clean, smooth and freeof any distracting marks or lines. The eye appeal is SUPERB as would be expected for the lofty grade and endorsement from CAC.PCGS 87, NGC 106, CAC 25. Only a dozen coins have graded LOT 50 finer at PCGS. The most recent PCGS/CAC sold in November 2016, realizing $3,525. Prior to that, CAC coins were selling $3 1888 PCGS MS65 CACfor $4,400+. What a neat project to work on, a short set of 20th Love the colors on this stone bold GEM! century $2.50 Libs in MS67! Just a few pinpoint Mint grease marks in the left obverse field are all that keep this piece from being an MS66. The surfaces overall PCGS # 7857 | EST: $3,200+ are satiny and clean. A full booming luster also shows off areas of semi-prooflike mirrors. Both sides drenched in a totally original two-tone color mix. Brilliant shades of lemon gold/pale pinkish gold swirl all over. Miss Liberty and every detail are fully struck and have thick premium looking frost. The eye appeal is sensational! Only 5,000 were minted. PCGS 86, NGC 34, CAC 9. This coin clearly deserves a value much better than most MS65’s. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell brought $12,338 in January 2017. We assure you, this is a fresh coin to the market. If you want really neat color, this coin is for you! PCGS #8010 | EST: $9,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 27

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 51 LOT 52 $5 1897 PCGS MS65 $5 1905 PCGS MS65 CAC A richly toned GEM with a glimmering satin luster. A few minor A rich satiny luster glows on both sides of this well struck GEM. marks are noted, specifically a minor bump on the obverse rim Totally original surfaces, there are only a couple of microscopic at 10:00. But the orange-peach golden hue and bold strike more ticks and a few orange toning dots here and there. The eye than make up for it. appeal is exceptional. PCGS 35, NGC 75. The most recent example sold for $1,880, PCGS 48, NGC 36, CAC 12. Only one CAC approved example but since 2010 PCGS MS65 examples have sold in the $2,115 has sold in auction, bringing $3,738 in a June 2012 auction (that to $3,738 range. The current CU value is at the high end of that was five years ago!). Since then, even a non-CAC coin sold for as range, listed at $3,750. Very rare any finer, with only 7 examples much as $4,113 (January 2013). The current PCGS Price Guide graded MS65+ and MS66 combined. value is $3,500. PCGS # 8394 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS # 8411 | EST: $2,200+ LOT 53 LOT 54 $20 1904 PCGS MS65 $20 1908 NO MOTTO. PCGS MS66 Beautiful, amber-orange gold color is brought out by the Ex Wells Fargo Nevada Gold and housed in the original OGH as exceptional, lively luster. No serious marks or lines and the eye certified at the time of the hoard. Satiny mint luster, problem appeal of this old holdered GEM is great. free surfaces. Even in GEM the 1904 is readily available, with over 11,000 From the hoard of 9,900 No Mottos that came out of a Nevada graded between PCGS and NGC. However with such bold eye bank in the early 1990s. Many of the ultra high grade examples known came from this group. David Hall recalls that thousands appeal, we think this one will sell for a premium! graded MS66 from this hoard. PCGS # 9045 | EST: $2,000+ Over 10,000 examples have been graded by PCGS and NGC combined. A premium quality gem worthy of inclusion in any holding of gold coins. PCGS # 9142 | EST: $2,000+28

THE DW COLLECTION LOT 55 2017 SAUDI ARABIA. 4 POUNDS, (1945-46). PCGS MS62 LEGEND’S REGENCY AUCTION SCHEDULE: KM-34, FR-190. Struck at the Philadelphia mint as payment for Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only Show oil contracts by ARAMCO. The obverse shows the fineness and weight, while the reverse has the Mint seal. A popular issue, Thursday, December 14th. collected among world gold collectors, as well as U.S. coins. Caesars | Las Vegas, NV Struck after the 1933 Act which ended the use of gold in the ............................................ U.S., it is amazing what the government will do for oil. Rich LEGEND’S PREMIER SESSION SCHEDULE orange golden patina and a bold strike (not always seen) create October 23 - 29, 2017 a brilliant, eye appealing coin. A few light marks commensurate November 2 - 12, 2017 with the assigned grade. December 11- 17, 2017PCGS 16, NGC 21. The finest graded at either service are graded For more information about consigning, contact: MS63. These have brought between $2,000 and $2,500 when offered in recent auctions. Rare any finer. Julie Abrams ([email protected]) Greg Cohen ([email protected]) PCGS # 557990 | EST: $2,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 29

LOT 56 LOT 57 1/2C 1833 PCGS PR63 BN CAC 1/2C 1834 PCGS PR63 BN Only one set of dies were used to strike proofs of 1833. This Lots of flash to the mirrors, especially on the obverse. The brown choice quality proof retains exceptional refraction and reflection toning has mottled overtones that present themselves in the light. of light. The mirrors are hard, glassy, and have an icy feel to them. Medium brown overall, with accents of steely-blue and A few tiny ticks and ancient flecks are noted for accuracy, but they blend into the surrounding area and do not detract from the violet. All the devices are sharply struck. overall eye appeal. Approximately 30 coins were struck. PCGS 5, NGC 0, CAC 1. The An estimated 20 examples were struck, however, based on last one to sell in auction was in March 2009, selling for $5,175 grading service population reports, it is likely that a few more than (non-CAC). The most recent PCGS comparable coin to sell was the non-CAC PR64 BN from the Missouri Cabinet that sold for that were struck, using only one die marriage. $8,050 in January 2014. In PR63 BN the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,850. Rarely do Proof half cents of this PCGS 3, NGC 0. The most recent PR63 BN example to sell in vintage appear at auction, so not an opportunity to be missed auction was in May 2003--14 years ago! The APR of $3,910 is by the specialist collector. For a coin this rare, it is incredibly very likely obsolete. A PR64 BN sold in June 2015 for $7,050. affordable, keeping it in the budgets of many collectors. Today, we think this coin should bring somewhere in our estimate range. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,850. A PCGS # 1198 | EST: $5,500+ highly collectible and very rare early proof, underrated in relation to its rarity! PCGS # 1201 | EST: $5,500+ LOT 58 LOT 59 1/2C 1853 PCGS MS65 BN CAC 1/2C 1855 PCGS MS65 BN CAC From the High Octane Collection. Nice light brown, gold, tan, and From the High Octane Collection. Lustrous chocolate brown with coppery-red accents adorn the lustrous and well struck obverse neat olive toning that are brought out when rotated in a light. and reverse. Sharply struck and eye appealing. PCGS 59, NGC 110, CAC 30. The few CAC coins that have sold PCGS 54, NGC 84, CAC 25. Given the populations you would in auction in the $880-$1,645 range and the CU value is listed at think they would appear at auction with more regularity. The $1,300. current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,300. PCGS # 1227 | EST: $800+ PCGS # 1233 | EST: $800+30

LOT 60 1/2C 1855 PCGS MS65 RD From the High Octane Collection. Ample, totally original mint red luster swirls around on both sides. The eye appeal is great, even with a few reverse spots and a few microscopic marks. The devices are well struck. PCGS 38, NGC 12. The most recent PCGS example sold for $4,700 and the current PCGS value is listed at $7,000. This coin will be a great fit in ANY GEM set! PCGS # 1235 | EST: $4000+ LOT 61 1/2C 1852 RESTRIKE. PCGS PR66 BN CAC B-2. The 1852 Restrike proof half cent has a mintage of about 100 coins making it the natural date for type purposes. This impressive example displays ultra rich, deep chocolate brown mirrored fields. The devices areVERY sharply struck--razor sharp-- with every bead, hairstrand, and leaf fully formed. The eye appeal is superb,with accents of blue on the obverse and hints of original red on the reverse.PCGS 4, NGC 4, CAC 4. This coin last sold for $9,400 inApril 2016, a price we believe to be cheap. The Missouri Cabinet contained two pieces in the same grade, selling for $12,650 and $13,800. In the BN designation, there are none finer; andthere are only 2 in PR66 RB (neither of which has sold in auction). The current Collector’s Universe value is $18,000. Are you building a Proof type set? This GEM would fit in wonderfully! PCGS #35402 | EST: $7,500+ LOT 62 1C 1845 PCGS MS64+ RB CAC From the High Octane Collection. Medium brown surfaces have a sort of marbled effect with original red that accents the borders of th devices on the obverse, while the reverse displays a preponderance of red with just light accents of muting. The eye appeal is very distinctive. PCGS 38, NGC 24, CAC 5. The most recent MS64+ CAC sold for $5,170 in February 2017. Even most regular MS64 RBs have been selling for $2,000-$3,000. The current CU value is $2,750 and that level could be surpassed by this coin. PCGS #1863 | EST: $2,300+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 31

LOT 63 1C 1840 SMALL DATE/LARGE 18. PCGS PR64 RB CAC N-2, Rarity-6 as a proof. An important Proof Large Cent rarity. Glittering mirrors dance in the light, showing off the beautiful originally toned surfaces. Ample red shows through the iridescent olive, gold, pale green, and rosy hues. A few tiny ticks and flecks serve as pedigree identifiers. The devices are crisply struck up and the eye appeal is superb. As impressive as the coin is terms of technical quality, eye appeal is SUPERB. This coin has a great pedigree: Ex Garrett-Naftzger-Twin Leaf. Only 15 Proofs were estimated struck. PCGS 2, NGC 2, CAC 1. The last PCGS example to sell was a the non-CAC Naftzger coin that sold in September 2009. That record is obsolete at this point. There really is no accurate pricing information for a PCGS/ CAC coin, and we know that early copper collectors will duke it out to own this superb early Proof. PCGS #1950 | EST: $17,000+32

LOT 64 33 1C 1843 NEWCOMB-14. PCGS PR64 RB CAC EX TWIN LEAF A beautiful nearly GEM caliber example of this RARE PROOF-ONLY variety. Highly reflective fields show a wealth of original mint red and lots of wonderful violet overtones which highlight the extremely crisp details of Ms. Liberty’s hair, stars and wreath. When rotated in a light, the mirrors really do flash and show off additional hues of teal and blue. We note a fewminor ticks and a fleck here or there, but nothing distracting and will forever serve to identify this well provenanced specimen. Before being in the Twin Leaf Collection (sold in July 2015), this coin started out in the Charles Zug Collection; sold in the S. H. Chapman sale of November 1907, lot 1119; Dr. Henry Beckwith Collection, S.H. Chapman sale of April 1923, lot 100; William Morgan; Morgenthau & Co. sale of June 1932, lot 333;James Macallister; T. James Clarke; Ted Naftzger; Eric Streiner; Denis Loring; Twin Leaf Collection since 1994. In the July 2015 sale of the Twin Leaf Collection, this coin realized $24,675. The pedigree chain of this special PR coin includes a real “who’s who” of high end early American copper coins (noted scholar and collector John Adams noted that the Beckwith Collection was the “finest collection of high condition cents of all time.”) T. James Clarke is well known for his amazing early U.S. coinsand Colonial issues. Ted Naftzger is synonymous with QUALITY large cents. And finally, the Twin Leaf Collection will long beremembered as one of the all-time greatest collections of middle and late date large cents ever assembled. PCGS 3, NGC 1, CAC 2. Only one other coin has appeared at auction, and that was back in the January 2011 sale of the Dan Holmes Collection, a non-CAC con that realized $18,975. Keepin mind that the N-14 is a PR-only variety, of which Walter Breenenumerated 10 different examples in his Proof Encyclopedia (of which THIS is the plate coin). More recent study indicates that there are perhaps 12 known in all grades. This is a very under appreciated rarity, and in its beautiful state of preservation,should be worth more! Perhaps one day collectors will truly learn to appreciate these very special coins! PCGS #1959 | EST: $22,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 65 1C 1844 PCGS PR64 BN CAC N-8, as most known 1844 Proofs are. Very RARE and VERY high end quality for the assigned grade. This near gem proof large cent has bold, chocolate brown mirrors that are smooth and icy. Accents of light blue patina adds dimension to the razor sharp struck devices. A few tiny, ancient flecks attest to this coins originality. The eye appeal is very high end. Only 20 are estimated to have been struck. PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1 The former PCGS PR64 BN, ex Sloss, Snow, Greensboro Collections is now graded NGC PR65 BN. The only other PR64 to sell is the ex Starr, Halperin, Gardner Collection. The present specimen does not seem to match any that appear in our auction database. The now NGC PR65 BN brought $17,625 in its last PCGS appearance, in January 2013 (and as an NGC 65 for $18,800 in August 2014). The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $17,500. This coin really does have a lot to offer any collector: rarity and beauty! PCGS #1961 | EST: $13,500+34

LOT 66 1C 1847 NEWCOMB-42. PCGS PR66 BN CAC WOW! What an amazing SUPERB GEM PROOF large cent! The mirrors are ULTRA deep. They are clean and exceptionally smooth and icy. The technical qualities are exceptional, as to be expected for this VERY RARE issue. The deep bronze,mahogany, and rich chocolate brown surfaces show rich cobaltblue and cranberry accents--the patination very similar to bronze medals struck at the Philly mint. All the devices are sharply rendered from an exacting blow from the dies.Perhaps 12-15 examples are estimated to exist, making it one of the rarest large cent proof issues--all known examples are fromthe N-42 die marriage-- and the present example is the absolute finest in any color designation graded by either PCGS or NGC. PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin is ex Superior September 2004, where it realized $17,250 as a PR65 BN. As the finest known 1847 Proof cent in BN, this coin is a real trophy for any advanced collector. The finest in the Twin Leaf Collection was a PCGS PR65 RB CAC that sold for a record $64,625. A very important opportunity for any collector! PCGS #1970 | EST: $17,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 35

LOT 67 1C 1848 PCGS PR66 BN CAC EX TWIN LEAF COLLECTION This is the sole PR66 BN and finest PCGS Proof 1848 Large Cent in any color category, and a beautifully made Proof. Boldly struck on each of Miss Liberty’s fine hair curls, along with stars with their radial center lines, and the fine veins on the leaves of the reverse. The edge is precisely squared off, only seen on these rare Proofs, which in this case includes a partial fin or wire edge on the obverse. The devices are all frosty and contrast with the boldly mirrored fields. In terms of color, both sides exhibit light olive brown mixed with faded Mint red and dashes of violet and blue are noted in the fields. In terms of rarity, this issue has been widely studied, and while the precise number known of 1848 Proof Large Cents is not at all clear, the numbers are likely in the ten to thirty known range, but importantly this particular coin is the finest seen by PCGS, and is listed as tied with one other for finest in the survey by William Noyes and also in the extensive work done by Denis Loring places this coin as tied for finest with one other example. What is clear, is that if you want a high-end gem Proof 1848 Large Cent, there are not many to choose from, and this incredible example is clearly one of the very finest. Added to the exceptional physical, technical, and visual quality, the provenance is equally important and impressive. Ex: Howard R. Newcomb; J. C. Morganthau and Co., May 1945, lot 745; Floyd T. Starr, Abe Kosoff, 1949 ANA, lot 1843, Willard C. Blaisdell; Roy E. Naftzger,Jr., Paramount, Auction’86, lot 1536; R. Tettenhorst, the Twin Leaf Collection, Stack’s-Bowers, July 16, 2015, lot 2478. PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. A resoundingly beautiful Proof cent, and one is hard to place a value on. Simply stated, this coin will be desired by many people, but only one can come home with it from the auction. This piece last brought $35,250 in July 2015). What an amazing opportunity this coin presents for the advanced collector; do not let it pass you by! PCGS #1973 | EST: $30,000+36

LOT 68 REGENCY AUCTION 2018 SCHEDULE: Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only Show 1C 1858 LARGE LETTERS. NGC MS65 CAC Totally original, this GEM displays a medium olive-tan, amber, Jan 22 - 27 | Las Vegas and pale blue patina over satiny smooth surfaces. Well struck May 14 - 19 | New Orleans and very pleasing to the eye. Jul 23 - 28 | Las Vegas Sep 24 - 29 | Las Vegas PCGS 178, NGC 134, CAC 39. This is the first NGC/CAC coin Dec 10 - 15 | Las Vegas to sell in auction since February 2014, where an example sold ............................................ for $3,525. The most recent MS65 to sell was a non-CAC coin For more information about consigning, contact:that sold for $3,290 in our July 2017 Regency Auction XXII. The Julie Abrams ([email protected])Flying Eagle cent series is short and affordable, only the 1856 is Greg Cohen ([email protected])a five figure piece, so if you are looking for a series that can be completed, this one should be closely looked at! PCGS #2019 | EST: $2,700+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 37

LOT 69 1C 1856 FLYING EAGLE. PCGS PR65 CAC Wonderfully ORIGINAL! This very pretty GEM is an excellent representative of this first year of the Small Cent series. Delicate iridescent toning gently blankets the reflective mirrors on both sides. Bold coppery-tan blends with some richer amber-gold and pale blue accents, imparting a spectacular visual allure. This is a truly beautiful example--one that will be a great start, or addition to any small cent collection. While the mint experimented with smaller sized cents all the way back in 1792 (see the Silver Center cent), knowing that the large sized copper cents might prove cumbersome in commerce, efforts to reduce the size and weight did not really begin until 1853. Finally, in 1856 with the Flying Eagle cent the mint found a suitable composition and size for use in commerce. The exact mintage is unknown, but estimates suggest about 1,500 were struck. PCGS 57, NGC 37, CAC 19. The most recent PCGS/CAC coin to sell in auction brought $31,725 in our Regency Auction XXII. That coin, had appeared in auction two other times in the last 12 months, each time realizing $29,375. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $32,500. With this coin’s spectacular eye appeal, this GEM could very well meet or exceed that level. This coin really is all there and then some, and this GEM will certainly find itself in in a great cabinet! PCGS #2037 | EST: $25,000+38

LOT 70 1C 1867 NGC MS66* RDThis is the FINEST NGC 1867 cent graded in the RED category, tied with exactly ONE PCGS coin, which is also the FINEST graded at that service. Exceptionally lustrous with totally neat variegated RED coloration. Very rich original red copper color blends to rich crimson and magenta accents and goldenhighlights. The devices are crisply and sharply struck and showFULL definition on both sides. Close examination shows a small line or two (not to be confused with the mint die lines on the portrait). If not the FINEST in existence, it is very close! The eyeappeal is superb and the coloration hypnotic! Certainly worthy of the NGC “*” for eye appeal. PCGS 1, NGC 1. This coin was in the 2017 FUN auction, realizing $28,200. PCGS suggests a value of $46,500 in this grade. Are you building a set of Indian cents in full MINT RED?If you are, take a look at this SUPERB 1867 and fill that hole with one of the finest that exists! PCGS #2090 | EST: $25,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 39

LOT 71 1C 1869/69 RPD, FS-301, S-3. PCGS MS64 BN CAC LOT 73 Lustrous, chocolate brown coloration dominate both sides of this well struck early Indian cent. Overtones of olive and sky 1C 1886 VARIETY 2. PCGS MS65 RB CAC blue add to the visual allure. The repunched date variety. With In 1886, two major varieties were struck, the second showing the a loupe outlines of the underdigits 69 can be seen. The eye lowest feather in the headdress pointing between the CA appeal is beautiful. in AMERICA. PCGS 12, NGC 14, CAC 3. The only PCGS graded example to This GEM has a great visual allure with brilliant luster that swirls sell in auction was NOT CAC and sold for $1,473 in October around golden-brown surfaces that show ample original RED 2015 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,350. For an patina. Very well struck and featuring icy smooth surfaces. advanced collector of Indian cent varieties, there are only six graded finer at PCGS in the BN designation. PCGS #2094 | EST: $1,300+ LOT 72 PCGS 31, NGC 35, CAC 9. We cannot find a record for a CAC coin having sold at auction, but non-CAC coins have sold in the 1C 1879 PCGS MS65 RD CAC $1,500-$2,000 range and the current Collector’s Universe value is Beautiful and radiant original red luster blooms on both sides of listed at $2,750. A beauty like this is worthy of a very serious bid. this well struck GEM. The surfaces have no major issues and the PCGS #92155 | EST: $1,550+ eye appeal is superb! PCGS 57, NGC 21, CAC 7. Only one CAC approved coin has sold in auction based on our auction database, realizing $1,939 in July 2015 and the current PCGS value is listed at $1,550. Very RARE any finer! PCGS #2135 | EST: $1,300+40

LOT 74 LOT 75 1C 1888 PCGS MS66 RD CAC 1C 1894/1894 DOUBLE DATE. PCGS MS65 RD Beautiful! Brilliant, original, glowing mint red luster shines on Blazingly lustrous fiery red surfaces are superb in color and eyeboth sides accentuating the sharply struck devices. Every detail in the headdress, hair, and wreath is fully and crisply defined. appeal. Accents of orange, magenta, and rose appear when Even under intense scrutiny, we note only a tiny tick and a rotated in the light. We note a tiny tick or two for accuracy, but none detract from the eye appeal. The double punched date is microscopic fleck or two. The eye appeal is wonderful. very dramatic and visible without the aid of a loupe. The mint engraver first placed the date too high to the right, then without PCGS 14, NGC 3, CAC 4. The most recent example to sell totally effacing his error, punched the date digits in the correct in auction brought $9,106 in the 2016 ANA auction. Others have sold for as much as $11,750 in recent years. The current position. This piece ranks in the top baker’s dozen gradedCollector’s Universe value is listed at $10,500. If you are building by PCGS.a top tier set of Indian cents, this is among the finest graded and PCGS 10, NGC 6. The only one to sell within the last five years bound for a high ranking Registry Set. was a CAC approved example that brought $10,575 in the 2016 PCGS #2168 | EST: $9,000+ FUN auction. No other PCGS coin has sold since 2012. The current CU value is $7,850 and we think this coin should bring more than that. Bound for a very fine set of Indian Head cents. Good luck. PCGS #92189 | EST: $7,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 41

LOT 77 1C 1876 PCGS PR65 RD CAC Blazing mint red mirrors beam from all over, and the obverse is a borderline CAMEO. The devices are crisp and razor sharp, in all a very high end example for the assigned grade. PCGS 20, NGC 8, CAC 5. The last PCGS/CAC example to sell in auction was in our Regency Auction XVI sale in February 2016, which realized $3,760. Only 10 coins are finer at PCGS in the RD category. This eye appealing coin is housed in an older generation blue tag holder. PCGS #2317 | EST: $1,750+ LOT 76 1C 1908-S PCGS MS66+ RD CAC LOT 78 The first mintmarked cent struck by the United States and popular as such--from the first emission of cents in 1793 until 1C 1879 PCGS PR66 RB CAC This is a very lovely GEM proof Indian cent! Richly mirrored 1908, all cents were struck in Philadelphia. copper surfaces have variegated shades of red with accents of This one ranks among the very finest that survive, only a single blue/violet that adds to the spectacular eye appeal. MS67 RD is graded finer at PCGS. Highly lustrous with light golden-orange color that really accents the sharply struck PCGS 45, NGC 34, CAC 10. The 2016 ANA auctions saw two design elements. examples sell, one realizing $999 and the other $1,293. This coin has a bolder visual appeal than either of those two. The current PCGS 55, NGC 25, CAC 11. This coin is one of four noted on the PCGS Population Report graded MS66+ RD. The only PCGS value is $1,300. A great looking coin for any set of Proof CAC-approved example sold for $10,575 in our Regency Auction Indian cents. XV in December 2015, and the CU value is listed at $10,500. The lone 67 RD has never sold in auction, making this SUPERB GEM PCGS #2325 | EST: $900+ among the very finest that you can realistically hope to acquire in today’s market. PCGS #2234 | EST: $8,500+42

LOT 79 1C 1891 PCGS PR66 RDBold original red mirrors beam around neatly frosted and wellstruck relief’s. Free of any distracting flecks or marks the eye appeal is superb. Housed in an old green tag holder. PCGS 4, NGC 2. NONE ARE GRADED FINER in the RD category. This coin sold in the 2008 ANA auction realizing a record $4,600. PCGS #2362 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 81 LOT 80 1C 1907 PCGS PR66 RD CAM CAC What a spectacular GEM RED Proof this is! The quality is VERY high 1C 1902 PCGS PR67 RBStunning reflective red mirrors beam from below the crimson and end! Really deep mirrors beam boldly from all over. The mirrorsmagenta toning. The central reverse also beams with a pleasing have unusually great clarity, cleanliness, and are of course offer a golden hue that is brilliant and vivid in the light. The eye appeal bold reflection; twirling the coin in a light, the mirrors would look like a freshly made sheet of ice. Both sides are a crisp GEM Mint Red is spectacular--we think the only reason it did not sticker is a in color with a few violet/gold highlights. Most important, there are microscopic mark on the cheek and a teeny fleck. no spots or stains. Miss Liberty and every detail are sharply struck and do have strong colorful frost. You do not have to imagine the PCGS 8, NGC 4. No PCGS example has ever sold in auction, but a fingerprinted, splotchy toned NGC coin sold for $1,410 contrast- it is easy to see! The eye appeal is pretty neat! in March 2015. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at$2,650. None are finer in the RB designation, and a fully red coin PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin is clearly tied for finest known. NONE had sold via auction. A regular CAC RED PR66 piece last will cost well in excess of double our present estimate. sold for $3,290 in January 2016. The current Collector’s Universe Good luck! value is $5,500.00. Sounds right as we doubt you will be able to find another (we know you won’t find another CAC). This coin has PCGS #2394 | EST: $2,500+ been off the market for many years with a collector; he is eager for it to reside in a good new home (and so are we)! PCGS #82410 | EST: $4,750+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 43

LOT 82 LOT 83 1C 1909 V.D.B. LINCOLN. PCGS MS67+ RD CAC 1C 1909-S V.D.B. LINCOLN. PCGS MS65 BN CAC Clearly among the FINEST examples extant from the first From the High Octane Collection. One of the most alluring VDB Lincoln cent issue. Amazing original RED copper color is cents in the BN designation we have seen, indeed, it ranks up magnificently brought to live with a glowing ember-like fiery there with the example we sold in Regency Auction XVII in May luster. Boasting superlative eye appeal, this uber-gem features 2016. Lustrous brown surfaces have lovely iridescent toning on both sides. This is the famous key date, in demand in all grades fully struck devices and pristine surfaces. from collectors, virtually since its issuance! PCGS 294, NGC 86, CAC 45. PCGS has only graded 27 as MS67+ and a single 68 is graded finer. The last one to sell PCGS 84, NGC 95, CAC 28. As mentioned, the most recent realized $7,050 in our Regency XXII sale in July 2017, and example sold in our May 2016 auction, realizing a strong before that one sold $8,225 in February 2017. We think this one $3,408. With its similar look, this coin should sell for a could see bidding go higher than that for its superb look. similar price. Good luck! PCGS #2426 | EST: $2,600+ PCGS #2425 | EST: $5,500+ LOT 84 LOT 85 1C 1909-S LINCOLN. PCGS MS66 RB CAC 1C 1910 PCGS MS66 RD CAC The superlatives needed to describe the amazing red tones on From the High Octane Collection. Fiery mint red luster and color the obverse escape the cataloger today! The fiery ORIGINAL red blends with brilliant magenta, and a blush of teal and blue. bloom on this high end, sharply struck GEM. Lincoln and the All the colors are brought out by the blazing mint bloom. The details really do stand out! devices are well struck and the overall eye appeal is better than PCGS 159, NGC 85, CAC 35. With its brilliant, roll fresh superb we would normally expect to see on a RB coin. looks, this gem should bring a premium bid! RARE any finer! PCGS 18, NGC 16, CAC 8. There is only a MS66+ RB finer in this PCGS #2437 | EST: $725+ designation. This one just blows the others out of the water, the quality is far beyond any other RB we have seen. The CU value is $1,150 and we believe that level will be blown past when this one crosses the block. Good luck! PCGS #2433 | EST: $1,100+44

LOT 86 LOT 87 1C 1912 PCGS MS66 RD CAC 1C 1912-S PCGS MS66 RD From the High Octane Collection. A brilliant flaming mint red Tied for the FINEST graded by either service. Brilliant red color shines with the magnificent original mint bloom. Nicely luster dominates both sides of this eye appealing GEM. Very well struck with full definition to both sides. Only under intense struck and very eye appealing. VERY RARE any finer. scrutiny can a few teeny flecks be found. Very few of these were saved at the time of issue, creating a real condition rarityPCGS 96, NGC 12, CAC 21. The most recent PCGS/CAC cointo sell in auction realized $3,290 in the March 2017 Baltimore in GEM or higher grades.auction. That was the first to sell since 2014. This superb gem PCGS 5, NGC 1. NONE ARE GRADED FINER at either service. should bring a strong price. The most recent non-CAC coin sold in November 2016 for PCGS #2452 | EST: $1,300+ $11,750 and the current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $16,000. If you are building a set, be sure to take a look at the presently offered GEM and prepare to bid liberally! PCGS #2458 | EST: $9,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 45

LOT 89 1C 1924-D PCGS MS64 RB CAC A beauty with much original glowing mint red surfaces, especially on the obverse. Light brown overtones on the reverse yield to reddish tones, the angular pattern suggests end of roll placement. A few light, tiny ticks are noted for accuracy. PCGS 200, NGC 116, CAC 23. The last one to sell realized $1,058, but that coin did have some carbon flecks. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,400. A popular and important semi-key date. PCGS #2553 | EST: $1,100+ LOT 88 LOT 90 1C 1914-D PCGS MS65 RB CAC 1C 1928 PCGS MS67+ RD CAC From the High Octane Collection. Mahogany blends with faded A glowing, radiant SUPERB GEM, tied for finest graded by red and soft brown overtones with accents of rose and violet. A PCGS. Virtually flawless, the fields are free from all but the rich underlying vibrancy really brings out the colors throughout most minute tick or mark. Sharply struck devices are really the fields and devices on both sides of this nicely struck key date issue. The eye appeal really is quite nice for the assigned grade, accentuated by the beautiful RED bloom. a date that rarely comes with so much original red coloration and PCGS 75, NGC 13, CAC 16. Only 13 PCGS coins have been luster--these usually come quite lackluster. graded MS67+ RD, with NONE finer. The last one to sell PCGS 59, NGC 40, CAC 19. We can find records for three PCGS/ realized $4,230 in July 2016. Before that, one sold for $3,995 in CAC coins in MS65 RB, each one selling from $10,000-11,500, the September 2015. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at most recent in April 2015. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $3,500, but we could see this beauty surpassing that level when $9,500 and we can see this gem selling for more than that when a few Registry collectors get into a bidding war! it crosses the block. Keep in mind we sold a PCGS MS66 RB for PCGS #2587 | EST: $3,500+ $30,550 last year and remember in full RD a GEM would cost between $15,000 and $20,000. This coin represents a great value and opportunity for anyone wanting a GEM with a lot of red! PCGS #2472 | EST: $7,500+46

LOT 91 LOT 92 1C 1940-D PCGS MS67+ RD CAC 1C 1913 PCGS PR66 BN CAC Premium quality to the fore! Exceptional color, luster and strike Lustrous, matte surfaces have rich chocolate brown with anall combine on this gorgeous coin. Only one coin is graded finer! overlying blue toning that accents the sharply struck devices and PCGS has graded only 5 coins as MS67+ RD, and only one, smooth surfaces. non-CAC approved coin has sold in auction, realizing $2,115 in July 2014. Collector’s Universe lists a value of $2,750. A prime PCGS 16, NGC 7, CAC 17. The most recent coin to sell realized $2,233 in March 2017. Only 5 coins are graded finer in the BN candidate for any top ranking Registry set! designation. The eye appeal of this GEM is certainly quite nice PCGS #2689 | EST: $1,800+ and should see spirited bidding. PCGS #3315 | EST: $1,800+LOT 93 LOT 94 1C 1936 SATIN. PCGS PR66 RD CAC 1C 1937 PCGS PR66 RD CACA superb SATIN proof with deep red coloration on both sides. Beaming, blazing mint RED mirrors are eye arresting from acrossVery neatly preserved and boasting a brilliant eye appeal, this the room. Aside from a tiny fleck or two the surfaces are totally GEM is very high end in terms of quality and eye appeal. undisturbed. The appeal is bold! PCGS 36, NGC 9, CAC 9. Examples have sold in July and April PCGS 235, NGC 96, CAC 60. Only five CAC approved examples 2017 realizing $3,290 and $3,760 respectively. The presently have sold in auction, ranging in APR from $705 to $881 and theoffered SUPERB GEM should appeal to any picky collector. Only current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $900. four examples are finer. Add this to your carefully selected set today! PCGS #3338 | EST: $700+ PCGS #3332 | EST: $3,200+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 47

LOT 95 LOT 96 1C 1937 PCGS PR67 RD CAC 2C 1864 LARGE MOTTO. PCGS MS66 RB CAC Tied for FINEST graded 1937 cent in the RD category. A sharply struck and lustrous mostly red GEM that has only the Essentially flawless mirrors beam from all over with a rich totally slightest touch of mellowing, giving this first year two cent piece ORIGINAL red coloration. A few teeny flecks are noted for full disclosure, but none detract from the SUPERB eye appeal of this a great look! pristine GEM. PCGS 34, NGC 98, CAC 26. The most recent MS66 RB CAC sold for $1,293 in the 2017 FUN auction. This coin’s excellent eye PCGS 24, NGC 13, CAC 11. NONE ARE FINER. Two examples sold this year, the most recent selling for $3,290. Prior to these appeal should make it bring more. The CU value is $1,600. Only two, only one other PCGS/CAC coin appears in our database, 2 MS66+ RBs are finer in the RB designation. realizing $6,325 in April 2011. The current PCGS Price Guide PCGS #3577 | EST: $1,100+ value is listed at $4,250, and keep in mind that none are numerically finer (there are a handful in RD CAM, which if a PCGS/CAC coin was to appear at auction, would cost well over $15,000!). Good luck. PCGS #3338 | EST: $2,800+ LOT 97 LOT 98 2C 1864 SMALL MOTTO. PCGS MS64+ RD CAC 2C 1866 PCGS MS65 RB CAC No question this coin borders full GEM MS65 RD condition. From the High Octane Collection. Rich orange-copper tones are PCGS was very picky! brought out by a bold luster on the obverse, while the reverse has hints of olive and purple in the centers. Well struck and Very clean surfaces reveal virtually no marks. There are some boasting exceptional eye appeal. minor toning dots scattered around. A string luster does enhance the colors. Totally original shades of GEM Mint red are spread all PCGS 77, NGC 68, CAC 26. The current PCGS value is $750 over. There are NO PVC spots or discoloration’s. All of the details and the most recent PCGS/CAC coin to sell brought $705. This are slightly frosted and well struck. The eye appeal is very nice! one is prettier and should sell for more. PCGS 16, NGC 10, CAC 3. The last PCGS CAC Small Motto in this grade to sell in auction brought $4,955 in June 2017. Keep PCGS #3589 | EST: $600+ in mind, a PCGS MS65 RD CAC could cost between $15,000- $20,000-if you could ever find one! This is a great representative of a long time “key” coin for the series. PCGS #3581 | EST: $4,250+48