RA XXIII Catalog

THE CROW RIVERCOLLECTION OF $10 INDIANS LOT 474 249 $10 1914 PCGS MS66 CROW RIVER This coin is dear to our sister company, Legend Numismatics. They loved it so much, they had still placed it in the Crow River Collection even though it did not CAC. The coin is phenomenal! Absolute incredible surfaces re sleek yet satiny. There is not amark to be found without a glass-and even then there are hardly any. Only one tiny patch if irregular color is what kept the coin from a CAC bean. If we did not tell you that, you never wouldhave noticed. Legend is in total disagreement about not beaningit. Regardless, all the other qualities are killers! The luster is really strong and glowing. Both sides have a mix of gold/yellow gold/ pale rose gold colors. Only under a strong glass can you see apinpoint copper stain or two-which show originality. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck. The eye appeal is gorgeous!PCGS 8, NGC 9. The last NON-CAC to sell brought only $17,625in June 2014. We assure you, this coin blows that one away! Wedo value this coin close to what a CAC could is worth-as we thinkit should have beaned. We suggest you or your agent check this coin out in person. Its really sweet! PCGS #8875 | EST: $20,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

THE CROW RIVER COLLECTION OF $10 INDIANS LOT 475 $10 1926 PCGS MS66 CAC EX DUCKOR-CROW RIVER This is a great coin with one of the all-time great pedigrees for 20th Century gold-Duckor. The quality is all there and then some! Fantastic surfaces reveal no problems-only a tiny frost break or two. Even using a strong glass there no problems to be found. The only mark-a small tick (not a whack) on the cheek (and we mean tiny). A full glowing luster beams from all over. Both sides are a beautiful gold/orange gold coloration. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and every detail are fully struck and stand out. The eye appeal is tremendous! PCGS 18, NGC 30, CAC 6. hard to believe, NO PCGS CAC MS 66 1926 has ever been sold in auction. This particular coin last sold in 2006 for $19,200. We can’t see it really being worth less than that. Keep in mind, for Dr. Duckor to have put this coin in his remarkable $10 Indian set, it had to be special. All the hard work is done for you! PCGS #8882 | EST: $15,000+250

LOT 476 LOT 477 G$1 1851 PCGS MS66 CAC G$1 1853 PCGS MS66 CACSharply struck design elements and bold satiny luster combine to Not a date or grade seen often in SUPERB GEM. This coin hascreate this stunning GEM. A brilliant golden luster dominates both everything going for it and then some! sides of this beautiful jewel. Even using a strong glass, you will NO major problems of any PCGS 31, NGC 20, CAC 10. Only one PCGS/CAC coin has sold kind, anywhere. The surfaces are velvety smooth and have a in auction, realizing $9,400 in a March 2013 auction. Certainly full booming luster. There are some slight die clashes and Mint CAC examples are worthy of a strong premium! There are not made lines. They do NOT detract from the grade. The color many finer, and those that are will cost well into the five-figures! is a moderate ORIGINAL yellow gold. There are no spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are amazingly frosty PCGS #7513 | EST: $5,000+ and sharply struck. The eye appeal is terrific! PCGS 55, NGC 41, CAC 25. You just do NOT see these around. NO PCGS/CAC piece has ever sold at auction. An NGC did sell in April 2014, realizing $7,050. We are pleased to own and offer this wonderful piece! This is a great piece to any GEM gold dollar or Type set. PCGS #7521 | EST: $5,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 251

LOT 478 LOT 479 G$1 1853-D PCGS MS62+ $2.50 1839-D PCGS XF45 CAC Extremely RARE in mint state, this MS62+ is among the top ten or A totally original and VERY pleasing example of this very tough early D-mint $2.50. Rich honey gold color is amplified by a bold so coins graded by PCGS for this date. satin luster. The obverse is very well struck with full definition in Liberty’s hair curls, dentils, and other portions of the obverse Well struck devices are atypical for the date. Pleasing, original design. The reverse shows some slight weakness in the central golden luster blooms on both sides. The surfaces show a few eagle details. A very scarce early southern branch mint issue little ticks which account for the assigned grade. With so few mint that saw a mintage of 13,674. These do not appear very often, state pieces, if you are building a collection of southern mint gold dollars, or specialize in D-mint gold, you will not find many with and perhaps 200 examples survive today, most in the VF to XF. This fully GEM XF example displays a better than normally this coin’s lovely eye appeal. encountered eye appeal--nicer than normally seen. PCGS 1, NGC 0. The most recent PCGS MS62 sold in the 2016 ANA Auction for $11,750 and in June 2015 a PCGS MS63 sold PCGS 34, NGC 18, CAC 6. The only CAC-approved XF45 to ever sell in auction was an NGC coin that sold in the 2014 FUN for $17,038. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at auction for $8,813 and the last PCGS-graded coin to sell was $17,000 and with only five in MS63 and 3 in MS65 finer this one is back in 2010--seven years ago! Clearly they are not as common in the condition census and should appeal to anyone interested as the populations might have you think! in southern gold. PCGS #7523 | EST: $11,500+ PCGS #7700 | EST: $8,000+252

LOT 480 $2.50 1839-O PCGS AU58 CAC Another really neat Classic Head quarter eagle, and one the istotally original and boasting an exceptional eye appeal! Sharplystruck devices show a rich glowing luster that blooms around theprotected areas. Bold honey gold with deep orange gold colors swirl together over really high quality fields. PCGS 33, NGC 66, CAC 14. The most recent example to sell in auction realized $10,869 in our December 2016 Regency Auction, however, this GEM AU housed in an OGH has a better overall eye appeal and should sell for more! What a great type coin or for a date set of Classic Head quarter eagle. PCGS #7701 | EST: $11,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 253

LOT 481 $2.5 1848 CAL. PCGS AU50 An incredibly historic and important coin, a classic in the the annals of American numismatics. After gold was discovered in the America River in California in 1848 near Sutter’s Mill, 228 ounces were sent back to east in December of that year by the military governor, Col. R.B. Mason, directed to the Secretary of War, William Marcy. The gold was to be used to strike gold medals for General Zachary Taylor and General Winfield Scott--any remaining metal was to be used to strike quarter eagles, with “CAL.” stamped in the field to recognize the historical significance of the source of the gold, resulting in a mintage of 1,389 pieces. The gold rush that ensued created one of the largest mass migrations in history, and changed the course of not just American history, but also world history. Like many of the CAL. $2.50s, the surfaces show a semi-prooflike reflection, which can still be seen despite the light wear. Pleasing orange gold coloration accents the nicely struck up devices. We do note a few tiny marks, totally acceptable for the assigned grade. Housed in an old green tag holder. PCGS 11, NGC 5. There has not been an example of this rarity sold in auction since June 2011. The current PCGS value is listed at $51,500. Owning an example of this VERY RARE issue is a goal for many collectors, but they just do not appear with enough frequency for most collectors to even see one, let alone being able to bid on and own one! Do not let this opportunity pass you by! PCGS #7749 | EST: $46,000+254

LOT 482 $2.5 1891 PCGS MS65+ CAC Hard to believe, but after 30+ years of operations, this piece is the second finest known! It does have real MS65+ quality (we actually rank the coin a MS65.9+). Superior surfaces glow with a booming luster all over. The surfaces look thick and satiny, but slightly semi-proolfike. You can clearly see the light mirrors. Both sides are evenly bathed in beautiful and totally original pale orange gold colors. Thereare NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and every detail are frosted and are fully struck. The eye appeal is heart pounding! PCGS 24, NGC 8, CAC 3. This is the ONLY MS65+ graded and there are NO MS66’s. Hard to believe there is one coin-a PCGS CAC MS67 better. The last regular MS65 sold in auctionfor $7,638 August 2016. These certainly do NOT grow on trees!Obviously, this piece has never been in any auction. The current Collector’s Universe value is $11,000. This beautiful piece ismore than worthy of inclusion in any GEM Set! We expect strong bidding here. PCGS #7843 | EST: $9,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 255

LOT 483 $2.50 1907 PCGS PR67 CAM CAC One look and you’ll be hooked on this GEM flashy piece. Superior deep mirrors beam from all over. The mirrors have bold clarity, cleanliness (the lines are on the holders, NOT the coin), and of course offer stunning reflection. If you twirl the coin, the mirrors melt into a a river of golden mercury splashing around. The cameo contrast is very bold. Miss Liberty and every detail are sharply struck and are thickly frosted. The eye appeal is great! ONLY 154 were minted. PCGS 4, NGC 11, CAC 7. PCGS has graded only 2 coins higher. Look how rare this date is: the last PCGS PR67 Cameo (NO CAC) to sell brought $34,500-in November 2007óthat was a full decade ago! ALL Proof gold is eagerly sought after these days. This is a great coin to put away while prices are holding firm. PCGS #87933 | EST: $33,000+256

LOT 484 $2.50 1911 PCGS MS65 A lovely frosty Gem with very pleasing glowing orange-goldcoloration and very pleasing surface quality. A coin like this just shows you how tough CAC is on gold! we note only the mostinsignificant scuff in the dreaded reverse field that ALWAYS has a scuff. PCGS 146, NGC 166. The current Collector’s Universe value is LOT 485listed at $3,500 although the most recent example to sell realized$2,350 in the recent ANA auction. Only 13 coins are graded finer! Good luck!PCGS #7942 | EST: $2,200+ $3 1854 PCGS MS65+ CAC This coin is a crisp, no nonsense original GEM. Overall, the surfaces are clean and have a thick satiny texture. Only when using a strong glass can you detect a small scuff and a line or two-nothing that diminishes the grade. A strong glowing luster enhances the totally original gold colors. There is a slight halo of pastel gold/baby blue -all totally original colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and are well struck. The eye appeal is excellent! PCGS 26, NGC 8, CAC 12. PCGS has graded only 2 in MS65+. Legend Numismatics recently placed the other coin in a collection. Neither MS65+ has ever appeared in auction. The current Collector’s Universe value is $16,000. This piece is a great coin to start any Type set with or add to any $3 set. PCGS #7969 | EST: $14,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 257

LOT 486 $3 1866 NGC AU58 CAC Like most $3 gold pieces the mintage in 1866 was only 4,000. Ample satin mint luster swirls in the field. Sharply struck devices show only the slightest trace of high point friction--this coin is very close to a full mint state grade and a doubling in price. PCGS 27, NGC 44, CAC 5. The only NGC/CAC coin to sell in LOT 487 auction was the Eric Newman coin which had some significant marks on the cheek which sold for $3,055 in November 2014. The $5 1807 BUST LEFT. NGC AU50 most recent NGC coin that sold brought in September 2016 for An affordable early gold piece, with a decent overall eye appeal. $3,760 and this coin has a better eye appeal. Lightly worn surfaces have a neat two-tone look with richer orange gold in the fields that yield to lighter yellow gold accents. PCGS #7987 | EST: $2,700+ Some ancient marks from its time in commerce are noted with a strong glass, as are some old hairlines, perhaps from an ancient wiping. The first year of issue for John Reich’s Capped Bust design, of which this is the BD-8, the more common of the two marriages for the year. PCGS 21, NGC 5. The last AU50 graded by NGC brought $6,463 in the 2014 FUN auction. Going back to 1997, NGC AU50s have sold in auction. The most recent PCGS coin sold in 2009. Clearly these don’t appear too frequently. PCGS #8101 | EST: $4,800+258

LOT 489 $5 1849 PCGS AU58 Sharply struck with rich, orange-gold toning that is brought out by an impressive mint frost. There are some light old ticks from circulation, but even under close inspection, we note only the slightest hint of friction keeps this coin from a mint state grade. LOT 488 PCGS 10, NGC 40. A very under rated date, as are many Philadelphia mint $5s from the 1840s. David Akers noted that $5 1807 BUST LEFT. PCGS MS62 CAC “this date is available only in VF or EF condition.” The most recent Flashy, semi-reflective luster catches the light of this first year PCGS coin to sell brought $2,000 in the weak 2016 FUN auction.of John Reich’s Capped Bust $5, which replaced Robert Scot’s Before that, one sold in 2011 for $2,530. It is especially telling “Draped” bust design that was used from 1795 to 1807. This that Ed Milas, who formed one of the all-time greatest collection essentially CHOICE coin shows light ticks and marks but is of No Motto half eagles, only had a MS61.fully uncirculated and truly unmolested. The strike is sharp, Ms.Liberty, the eagle, and all the star and dentil details are boldly PCGS #8240 | EST: $1,750+ impressed. The color is exceptional. PCGS 51, NGC 43, CAC 9. Here is another coin that the Population data explains how these generally come, not nice or original. There also may be some duplication in attempts at receiving a 62+ or 63 grade. This lovely coin sold for $19,975 inour September 2016 Regency Auction, the same price as another example that sold in the 2017 FUN auction. This coin’s overall look is stronger than that one.PCGS #8101 | EST: $16,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 259

LOT 490 $5 1852-C PCGS MS61 A vibrant luster, with hints of reflectivity beams in the light. Some lightness of strike in the central obverse, the rest of the devices are well struck with crisp definition. Close inspection with a glass does reveal light contact marks, but nothing that individually mars the eye appeal. A great coin to represent the Charlotte mint in a mintmark set, thanks to a 72,574 mintage, and a small hoard of Mint State coins found in the 1980s. PCGS 11, NGC 10. There has not been one sold in auction since June 2014, realizing $6,463. Before that, the last one sold in 2006! Clearly they do not appear at auction with ANY frequency! Collector’s Universe value is currently listed at $8,000. The next grade up will certainly cost $10,000 or more. PCGS #8251 | EST: $5,750+ LOT 491 $5 1874-CC PCGS AU50 CAC All Carson City half eagles are very scarce, the 1874-CC being particularly so in AU and better grades (although it is the most commonly encountered date from 1870-1878. This wonderful AU50 is incredibly lustrous for a coin that saw this much friction on the surfaces. The bright golden surfaces do show some richer orange accents in the protected areas of the well struck devices. A scattering of ancient ticks from old west commerce are noted for accuracy, but DO NOT detract from the overall delightful eye appeal. The original mintage of 21,198 half eagles were released into circulation where they would remain for many years. Dave Akers noted that the typical example found in his survey was a VF. PCGS 8, NGC 8, CAC 3. The only CAC coin to sell in auction was an NGC example that realized realized $7,475 in November 2012. The only PCGS coin to sell was even further back in April 2011. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $9,500. PCGS #8334 | EST: $7,500+260

LOT 492 $5 1880-S PCGS MS64+ CACA frosty coin that is basically a full GEM. Well struck with a greatlook (marred only by a few microscopic marks). Lustrous with a great look.PCGS 120, NGC 136, CAC 33. Only 17 coins are graded MS64+ LOT 493 at PCGS, and after 30+ years of grading coins, PCGS has onlygraded TWO coins MS65 finer. The current CU value is listed at $5 1892-CC PCGS MS63 CAC $1,700, and keep in mind, if a MS65 was to appear at auction Rich copper and amber tones accent both sides, adding depth (one has not sold since 2006) it would cost close to $10,000 or to the eye appeal and attests to the unmolested originality. The devices are sharply struck and a bold satin luster enlivens the more! Good luck! eye appeal. While David Akers said that the 92-CC half eagle is one of the more common issues from the Carson City mint, in PCGS #8353 | EST: $1,300+ such high grade, it is quite scarce in Choice Mint State coins, with only a single coin graded finer at PCGS (MS64). PCGS 18. NGC 7, CAC 6. There has not been an MS63 sold by either service in over three years. None of the ones that have sold have been approved by CAC. Keep in mind that there is only one PCGS coin graded finer at PCGS, a MS64 which last sold in December 2013. The collector of Carson City $5s will certainly recognize the importance of the opportunity that the presently offered coin presents. Bid liberally if you want to bring home this prize. PCGS #8380 | EST: $8,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 261

LOT 494 LOT 495 $5 1904 PCGS MS66 CAC $5 1908 INDIAN. NGC MS65 A glowing satiny mint brilliance shines on both sides of this A gem first year of issue for Bela Lyon Pratt’s incuse Indian remarkable, Premium Quality GEM. Sharply struck devices, clean Head design. Boasting a brilliant satiny mint frost, that accents surfaces, and neat gold tones combine to create a superb eye the strongly defined devices. The fields, which are the highest points on the design are actually pretty nice, free of too many appeal. RARE in such lofty states of preservation! distracting marks, which is unusual for this type. A rich yellow gold color defines this coin’s great look. We have sent this coin PCGS 21, NGC 13, CAC 11. Only one CAC-approved example in to PCGS and CAC, to no avail, we do not know why this was not MS66 has ever sold in auction, realizing $7,050 in March 2013. crossed over or approved by CAC-- the coin is high end and very The current Collector’s Universe price is $4,500. Very rare any finer! appealing to the eye. PCGS #8409 | EST: $4,500+ PCGS 234, NGC 112. The most recent NGC coin sold for $8,813 in a September 2016 auction. Before that one did not sell since 2011. Clearly they do not appear with much frequency. Start your set of Indian Head fives with this FINE GEM. PCGS #8510 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 496 $5 1913 PCGS MS64 CAC LOT 497 Very visually appealing with a rich honey gold coloration that graces both sides and is enlivened by a rich original mint luster. $5 1916-S PCGS MS63 CAC The second to last issue of Indian Head half eagles. Satiny luster The dreaded reverse field is what keeps this coin from a higher grade. brings out the richness of the golden coloration. The incuse design shows a decent strike for the date and the surfaces are PCGS 597, NGC 432, CAC 93. The CU value is currently listed missing the typical marks and scuffs you see on coins in this at $2,050 and the two most recent CAC-approved coins sold for $2,350--an NGC coin in our July 2017 Regency Auction and a grade. PCGS coin in a July 2017 auction. A great coin to add to a type PCGS 239, NGC 80, CAC 25. The certified population drops or date set. dramatically in MS64 and very rare finer. We sold the most recent PCGS #8525 | EST: $2,000+ example for $4,583 in our May 2016 Regency Auction and the current PCGS value is $4,750. Good luck! PCGS #8532 | EST: $4,000+262

LOT 498 $5 1916-S PCGS MS64+ CACThis is a VERY HIGH-END piece, in fact, this piece better looking than SEVERAL MS65’s we have seen! We are most impressed with the coin’s cleanliness. Even the dreaded right reverse field is clean and smooth (that is really rare). Overall, there are just a few hidden light ticks to find. Asurprisingly strong luster enhances the beautiful original glowinggold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. This coin hasnot been messed with in any way. All of the details are frosty and are sharply struck. This coin certainly is far from average and is very close to full GEM MS 65. The eye appeal is beautiful! PCGS 95, NGC 61, CAC 15. PCGS has graded 24 in MS64+. We will NOT compare this coin to others, as few are equal to its magnificent quality and eye appeal. Keep in mind, an MS65PCGS CAC would cost you at least $35,000 (and our sister firm,Legend Numismatics badly need one for a want list). This will fit perfectly into any GEM or very choice set! Good luck! PCGS #8532 | EST: $10,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 263

LOT 499 $10 1856 PCGS MS63+ EX SIMPSON-HALL This is the second finest example of this date and Mint graded by PCGS, just missing the top honors by a half a grade point at MS64. Radiant Mint luster dances across the obverse and reverse, and the strike is bold and complete. Although most Philadelphia Mint issues with a decent number struck are widely available in Mint State, this is not at all the case here, where limited numbers exist, and most are in lower grades like MS61 or MS62. This example stands tall as MS63+! Struck in rich greenish gold with a dash of orange. The surfaces are an absolute delight to study, with satin smooth luster on Liberty’s cheek and no distracting nicks or cuts. While not quite as rare as the 1848 or 1852 issue, the 1856 still deserves hard won respect for its rarity at this grade level. An important offering for the specialist! PCGS 1, NGC 0. There is only one MS64 graded finer at PCGS, that coin has never sold in auction. A regular MS63 sold in November 2007 for $19,950. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $23,500. If you are building a WORLD CLASS set of $10 Libs, you need to bid on this coin! PCGS #8619 | EST: $22,000+264

LOT 500 $10 1844-O PCGS AU55A rare higher grade early O-mint $10. Soft satiny luster survives on both sides of the lightly worn surfaces. Both sides have just some light friction on the high points and the fields. Ms. Liberty and the eagle are nicely struck up showing strong definition.The surfaces do show some minor ticks and marks, but none are singularly distracting. PCGS 11, NGC 85. The coin that sold in February 2017 for LOT 501 $4,700 was the first PCGS graded example since 1995, and it was the first AU55 since 2014. These are quite scarce in AU $10 1880 PCGS MS64+ CACgrades, and VERY RARE any finer than AU55. The current PCGS This is a greatly UNDER-valued and UNDER-rated date andPrice Guide value is listed at $4,950. A wonderful opportunity for grade. There are NO 1880 $10 graded finer at PCGS! Only a small scuff on the left obverse is what we can see that keeps any collector of O mint or early $10 Libs. this coin from a full MS65 designation. Overall, the coin is pretty clean and smooth. A glowing luster is serious better then you see PCGS #8591 | EST: $3,500+ on most pre-1900 $10. Both sides are an original gold color with a neat slightly thick band framing the rims. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty an are crisply struck up. The eye appeal is super nice! PCGS 19, NGC 11, CAC 8. PCGS has graded a total of 4 in MS64+. NO PCGS CAC piece has ever sold via auction. The current Collector’s Universe value is $9,500. This certainly a date and grade we never see. It is a POWERFUL statement that after 35+ years of operations, PCGS has graded NONE in MS65! Opportunity knocks loud here! PCGS #8687 | EST: $7,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 265

LOT 502 $10 1904 PCGS MS64 CAC What a fabulous coin! Of course, it is high end! Superior surfaces are super clean and are satiny smooth. There are a few tiny pinpoint ticks scattered around, however there are no major marks or scrapes. A strong glowing unbroken luster thickens around the peripheries. Both sides are very pretty and totally original yellow/pale gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have stand out full strikes, the eye appeal is terrific! PCGS 51, NGC 35, CAC 13. The last one to sell in auction LOT 503 brought $2,586 in August 2017. The coin offered here is totally fresh to the market! Do not be fooled by the pops, we do NOT $10 1907 INDIAN. NGC MS65 A very attractive, exceptionally well struck and totally original see this date or grade often. GEM No Motto 1907 $10 Indian. Smooth satiny luster glows around the sharp devices and provides a back-lighting for the PCGS #8755 | EST: $2,250+ rich orange gold coloration. The eye appeal is bold and pleasing. PCGS 238, NGC 316. The last NGC example to sell in auction realized $5,463 in July 2017. Popular as the first year issue for the series, gems are particularly in high demand from collectors. PCGS #8852 | EST: $5,500+266

LOT 504 $10 1908-D NO MOTTO. PCGS MS64 CAC A VERY high-end coin. It’s a myth this date comes nice. Superior surfaces are pretty clean and smooth. The texture is a thick satiny type. Only when using a strong glass will you findalight frost break on the obverse and a few scattered tiny ticks onthe reverse. Nothing is visible to the naked eye. A strong glowingluster fires up the original colors on both sides. Deeper shades oforange gold glow all over. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and every detail are sharply struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is neat! PCGS 56, NGC 30, CAC 10. The last PCGS MS64 CAC one to sell in auction brought $21,150 in February 2014. Do not let the populations fool you. These are tough coins! We assure you, nomatter how picky you are, this coin will more then please you-and be a great fit into ANY GEM $10 Indian Collection. PCGS #8854 | EST: $17,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 267

LOT 505 OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog $10 1908 MOTTO. PCGS MS64+ CAC are just that: estimates. Keep in mind that a coin A no question SUPER HIGH END piece. could be either low or high end for the grade, Superb and satiny smooth surfaces are all over. Even using a have stunning color or be dull, all of which strong glass there are no serious imperfections to be found. The radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be surfaces look like and original skin. There is a tiny copper stain huge price differences within a grade, and we on the reverse-proving this coin to be fully original. A moderate offer estimates as a guide so collectors can have luster (typical) glows on both sides. Every detail is sharply struck a better idea of value. One thing we will never and stands out. The eye appeal is excellent! do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim PCGS 276, NGC 184, CAC 43. PCGS has graded 11 in MS64+. stronger sales. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $7,637 in These published estimates represent what January 2014-- 3 years is a long time! We seldom see these Legend Rare Coin Auctions determines to be an offered, which leads us to believe the pops are mis-stated. A approximate high wholesale value for the coin. perfect coin for any choice set! The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published PCGS #8859 | EST: $4,500+ prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality. There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale. We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us. We are here to help you!268

LOT 506 $10 1912 PCGS MS66 CAC Truly a beautiful example--fully GEM 1912 with a bold radiant luster that shines over gorgeous two-tone gold surfaces. The details are crisply defined and sharply embossed. The luster is full and complete is totally eye appealing. A tiny number of little ticks are mostly hidden and do not take away from the overaleye appeal of this stunning beauty! While the mintage of 405,000allowed for ample survivors for collectors to be able to acquire an example, in GEM and finer grades, so few exist, making it very difficult to find one if you demand a high grade example for your collection. PCGS 10, NGC 11, CAC 5. There are a mere 3 pieces that have graded higher at PCGS, 1 in MS66+ and two in MS67. The 66+ is a featured coin in the Crow River Collection, offered earlier in this sale. The most recent MS66 to sell was the Bentley Shores Collection coin sold in the 2013 ANA auction, realizing $23,500. That coin was NOT CAC-approved, and we think that this coin will certainly see very serious bidding activity. If you missed out on the Crow River coin, here is a very rare and important opportunity for the advanced 20th Century gold collector! PCGS #8871 | EST: $23,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 269

LOT 507 $10 1914-S PCGS MS66 Legend Rare Coin Auctions is honored to have been consigned the FINEST 1914-S $10 that exists after 35+ years of grading by PCGS. Typically, this date comes rough and dullish. This coin is the total opposite. The surfaces are exceedingly clean and have a satiny smooth texture. Even when using a strong glass all you can find are a few microscopic contact ticks hidden on the face. A full headlight type booming luster shows off the deeper orange color. There are no spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally well struck. If the date did not say 1914 and have an S on the back you’d think this coin was a commoner 1911 that comes nice. The eye appeal is fantastic! PCGS 1, NGC 0. This coin last sold for $161,000 back in 2007. Still in its original holder, this coin has been off the market with the same buyer ever since. It is VERY IMPORTANT to note: prior to 2007, this coin last sold for $253,000 in June 2006. As you can see, it’s been 10 years and no similar coins have surfaced. If you are building one of the finest $10 Indian sets, this coin is a “must have”. We think the coin’s reserve is more than reasonable. PCGS #8877 | EST: $140,000+270

LOT 508 LOT 509 $20 1851 PCGS AU58+ CAC $20 1857-S NGC MS65A marvelous, totally original super slider. Rich orange-gold with A marvelous GEM that likely came from the recovery of the wreckvivid honey-amber accents. Only the slightest hint of high pointfriction keeps this coin from a full Mint State designation. Typical of the S.S. Central America. Glowing mint bloom brings out theof a large gold coin there are a few tiny ticks, but the eye appeal brilliant two tone golden hues. The devices are sharply struck. A few tiny marks and ticks are seen under very close scrutiny, but is SUPERB for an early Type I twenty! do not detract from the overall eye appeal of this wonderful GEM. PCGS 62, NGC 182, CAC 30. There are TWO coin graded The history of the S.S. Central America is one of great loss, then AU58+ at PCGS, and neither have sold in auction. There is an recovery. The ship went down carrying millions of dollars in APR for an NGC coin, not CAC approved for $5,288 back in freshly minted gold coins, mostly 1857-S double eagles.October 2012 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,950. Bound for an “Everyman” set or just a neat collection of PCGS 40, NGC 124. The most recent examples to sell have realized $10,575 and the PCGS Price Guide value is listed at totally original double eagles. $14,000. Thanks to the S.S. Central America, this date is readily available in GEM making it a perfect example for a type set. PCGS #8904 | EST: $5,000+ PCGS #8922 | EST: $9,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 271

LOT 510 $20 1865-S PCGS MS63 EX BROTHER JONATHAN #679 As a general rule, Type 1 double eagles are rare in Mint State, but thanks to three very famous shipwrecks, the S.S. Central America, S.S. Brother Jonathan, and S.S. Republic, there are certain dates that are available. This very choice and attractive 65-S $20 is from the Brother Jonathan, which sank off the coast of California in 1865, carrying a load of freshly minted $20s. Some 1,200 coins were found in the wreck, including around 600 mint state 1865-S $20s. A warm golden-orange glow is enlivened by a satiny mint frost. The devices are well struck and despite 120+ years under the water, the surfaces are of AMAZING quality. The original treasure was auctioned by Bowers & Merena in May 1999, where this coin was sold as lot 644. PCGS 173, NGC 60. Coins from the Brother Jonathan generally bring between $14,000 and $17,000, but don’t let these pops fool you, most of these are impounded in collections. What a great opportunity to add this really neat shipwreck coin to your collection. PCGS #8944 | EST: $15,000+272

LOT 511 $20 1876-CC PCGS XF45 CAC A lovely borderline mint state coin. Well struck and very frostythe eye appeal of this scarce Type 2 double eagle is superb and totally original. PCGS 151, NGC 296, CAC 24. According to our auction prices database, only one PCGS/CAC coin has ever sold in auction, realizing a weal $3,290 in a February 2017 auction. Since that time, gold prices have inched upward. The current PCGS Price Guide lists a value of $4,000 and keep in mind a bagmarked MS60 costs well over $5,000. PCGS #8959 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 512 LOT 513 $20 1876-CC PCGS XF45 CAC $20 1884-CC PCGS AU55 CAC The final Type II Carson City $20, and this pleasingly original Light friction is noted only on the highest of points of the design,coin shows just honest wear from its stay in wild west commerce.Hints of luster cling to the protected areas and the surfaces show otherwise this popular Carson City double eagle is nice and no signs of cleaning or conservation, with a wonderful “dirty, lustrous, well struck and eye appealing. A light golden luster crusty” look. swirls on both sides.PCGS 373, NGC 317, CAC 29. Four PCGS/CAC coins have sold PCGS 177, NGC 329, CAC 48. The two most recent PCGS/ in auction going back to 2012, all selling in the $3,450-$3,760 CAC coins sold for $5,405, and before that one sold for $6,364 range, the current PCGS value lists $4,000. This totally original and prior to those selling an NGC/CAC coin sold for 5,640. The coin should appeal to so many collectors looking for an unmolested CC $20. current CU value is listed at $6,750. PCGS #8977 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS #9001 | EST: $4,700+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 273

LOT 514 $20 1884-CC NGC MS61+ A lustrous Mint State Carson City double eagle that has very pleasing satiny frost beams on both sides. Sharply struck devices display full frosty details on Liberty’s portrait. A few teeny ticks are noted, but they are hidden and appropriate for the assigned grade. PCGS 149, NGC 156. This is one of only 2 NGC MS61+ graded. An NGC MS61 CAC sold in February 2017 for $14,100 and a non-CAC NGC MS62 sold for $18,800 in January 2017. This coin was removed from a PCGS MS62 holder and the consignor gave up trying to get it back in. His loss could be your gain. This coin really does have a good look and will fit in nicely in any high grade set of Liberty double eagles. Good luck! PCGS #9001 | EST: $12,500+274

LOT 515 $20 1906 PCGS MS65 CACAn ULTRA HIGH END ‘06 $20--vastly superior to most MS65s we have seen. Indeed, better than most 65s we see of ANY date! The surfaces are exceptionally clean and devoid of any marks, lines, or ticks of any size. The velvety surfaces show off a dramatic luster that brings out a totally ORIGINAL rich,orange-gold patina. The well struck devices are extremely frosty. The eye appeal is beyond reproach and impeccable! PCGS 5, NGC 4, CAC 2. This was the most recent example tosell in auction, realizing $32,200 in our Regency IV Auction, July2013, lot 321. There has not been an MS65 sold since then. Only 2 coins are graded finer, both MS66. We are honored that we have the privilege of re-offering this AMAZING $20 again! We anticipate VERY strong bidding when it crosses the block, andwe know it will end up in a wonderful collection of double eagles. A very important opportunity not to be missed! PCGS #9049 | EST: $28,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 275

LOT 516 50C 1936 ALBANY. PCGS MS67 CAC A superb Albany. Satiny lustrous surfaces bloom from below rich, original, autumnal orange, gold, and auburn hues. Wonderfully preserved with mark free fields and devices. The resplendent eye appeal will certainly attract strong bidding from Commemorative collectors. PCGS 182, NGC 144, CAC 76. Clearly there is some duplication in the population reports. Only 24 coins are graded finer at PCGS. The CU value is listed at $775 and the most recent example to sell realized $881 in a June 2017 auction. This one should bring a strong price. PCGS #9227 | EST: $800+ LOT 517 LOT 518 50C 1937 ANTIETAM. PCGS MS67 CAC 50C 1939-D ARKANSAS. PCGS MS67+ CAC An amazingly toned, SUPERB GEM Antietam. Displaying a This gorgeous, SUPERB GEM is bested by only a SINGLE coin. classic tab toning pattern imparted a lovely reddish gold, violet, The surfaces are ultra smooth and free of any marks, lines, or sky blue, emerald, and lemon-yellow hues frame the lustrous ticks. A bold satin frost glows on both sides, bringing life to the silver centers. Both sides are fully struck up and the eye appeal pleasing color around the rim. Every detail is exceptionally well struck. The eye appeal of this coin is unimprovable and it amazes cannot be beaten! us that PCGS has one coin finer on their population report. PCGS 348, NGC 185, CAC 126. We cannot find a similar example to sell in auction recently. Worthy of a very strong bid, PCGS 13, NGC 8, CAC 6. There are but 3 coins in PCGS so just throw away your price guides. We can see this coin selling MS67+, and there are none in + at NGC. The MS68 has not sold in auction since 2004, when it sold for $29,900 as part for a record price for the grade! of the JFS Collection. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $9,500. We know the advanced collectors of classic PCGS #9229 | EST: $2,000+ commemoratives will battle it out to own this beauty! Good luck! PCGS #9250 | EST: $8,500+276

LOT 520 50C 1935-S BOONE. PCGS MS67+ CAC A beautifully toned and exceptionally lustrous Boone half! One of the lower mintages in the series, with only 5,005 struck. Rich gold, olive, orange, and tan toning has a dappled look on both sides, imparting a wonderful eye appeal. Not only is the eye appeal SUPERB, but this coin is among the four FINEST graded examples and it is no question as to why! LOT 519 PCGS 37, NGC 37, CAC 17. PCGS and NGC has each graded only 3 in MS67+, and each has a sole MS68 as finest graded. 50C 1936-S BAYBRIDGE. PCGS MS66 CAC This does NOT appear to be the example that sold in March this Offered is the 76th Bay Bridge half struck, and offered with year for $5,640. Keep in mind the PCGS MS68 has never sold in OFFICIAL documentation form the San Francisco Mint--a auction, giving this SUPERB GEM the honors of being the finestcertificate on Mint letterhead noting it was struck on November 4, available on the market. We expect a strong bid from commem 1936 and signed by the Superintendent of the Mint. specialists when this beauty crosses the auction block! PCGS #9260 | EST: $3,500+ The coin itself has a soft satiny luster under a layer of doveand russet-tan patina, imparted from unmolested storage inthe accompanying manila envelope. Well struck devices are accented by the patina and luster. PCGS 931, NGC 592, CAC 190. Forget the populations and auction data, this coin, certified as one of the first 100 examples struck with the surviving documentation is a major rarity.Beautifully preserved, and a real prize for the advanced collector. Good luck!PCGS #9254 | EST: $6,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 277

LOT 521 50C 1936-D BOONE. NGC MS67+ CAC The sole finest NGC-graded 36-D Boone and its visual allure is superb! Sharply struck and lustrous, this coin has a very pretty toning on both sides. Only 5,005 were struck. PCGS 42, NGC 14, CAC 17. Only two PCGS coins have sold in auction, and neither had the eye appeal of the presently offered SUPERB GEM. Bound for the finest cabinets of classic commemorative half dollars. PCGS #9267 | EST: $1,800+ LOT 522 LOT 523 50C 1925-S CALIFORNIA. PCGS MS66 CAC 50C 1936 CLEVELAND. PCGS MS66 CAC A superbly toned and brilliantly lustrous GEM. Very sharply struck Offered here is an important Cleveland half dollar, the 16th coin devices on both sides are accented by the wonderful color and struck, and this lot includes the original cardboard coin holder, luster. The eye appeal is great! and a letter addressed to Judge Jos. F. Sawicki, dated July 27, 1936 from the Cleveland Centennial Commemorative Coin PCGS 418, NGC 420, CAC 144. This colorful GEM is worthy of a Association, certifying it as #16 of the first 200 coins, struck at the premium bid and we expect strong bidding. Philadelphia mint. PCGS #9281 | EST: $1,000+ A frosty mint bloom can be seen on both sides, and the reverse is deeply tones in rich autumnal hues. PCGS 699, NGC 504, CAC 184. A very cool piece of commemorative Americana, making this Cleveland half a unique piece of history. Beautifully preserved, and a real prize for the advanced collector of classic commemorative half dollars. Good luck! PCGS #9288 | EST: $7,000+278

LOT 524 50C 1892 COLUMBIAN. PCGS MS67+ CAC The presently offered Columbian Expo half dollar is among the FINEST graded examples at PCGS and a wonderful SUPERB survivor of the original mintage of 950,000 pieces.A rich luster glows from below a layer of deep toning surrounding nicely struck devices. The surfaces are generally smooth, as expected for this exceptionally high grade. We do note only a single mark, which is hidden among Columbus’s locks. The eye appeal is totally original and generally high end.PCGS 40, NGC 49, CAC 36. Only 9 are graded MS67+, and one is finer at PCGS. Only two examples have ever sold, the Bruce Scher coin that sold for $35,250 in the 2013 ANA Auction, andthis one, which sold for $8,813 in the 2017 FUN auction, and thecurrent PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $20,000. This superb GEM should sell for a premium bid to someone building a top ranking commemorative set. PCGS #9296 | EST: $10,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 279

LOT 525 50C 1938 NEW ROCHELLE. PCGS SP67+ CAC A very rare variant to the New Rochelle half dollar. During the production run, mint employees struck 50 examples on polished planchets after polishing the dies. What keeps them from being full PROOFS, is that each coin was struck only once, rather than two or more times as required for striking proofs. As expected for the 67 grade level, this coin has no hairlines, ticks, marks or carbon spotting. The strike is full and the fields are fully reflective and prooflike and display rich mirrors. The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 9, NGC 4, CAC 9. Only 2 are graded SP67+ and there is only one SP68 finer. We sold a PCGS SP67 without CAC sticker in our September 2016 Regency Auction for $17,625. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $20,000. While overall, the classic commemorative market has shown softness in the last few years, Specimen and Proof strikings have done well and are interesting pieces for the advanced, specialist collectors. Opportunity knocks loudly here. PCGS #99335 | EST: $14,000+280

LOT 527 50C 1937-D OREGON. PCGS MS67 CAC A well struck, colorfully toned, lustrous SUPERB GEM. The well preserved surfaces are clean and free of any distracting lines or marks, and the obverse toning accentuates the crisply struck devices. PCGS 686, NGC 532, CAC 309. It is highly likely these population reports represent much duplication. We matched this coin to the 2011 ANA auction, where it sold for $1,150; a strong price realized due to the stunning visual allure. No doubt it will grace a very high end cabinet of beautifully toned commems. PCGS #9347 | EST: $800+LOT 526 50C 1936 OREGON. PCGS MS68 CAC LOT 528 Tied for the FINEST 1936 Oregon half dollar graded by either PCGS and NGC, and it is no surprise. The eye appeal of this 50C 1936 ROBINSON. PCGS MS67 CACSUPERB coin is exceptional! A bold, swirling luster blooms and Very nicely preserved superb GEM with great luster and pleasing enlivens the multihued, pastel iridescent toning. All the devices are sharply struck and fully defined on both sides. This jewel is iridescent toning on both sides. The eye appeal is exceptional. the epitome of what an Oregon should look like! PCGS 84, NGC 33, CAC 23. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,350 and the most recent example brought $1,528 in PCGS 8, NGC 7, CAC 12. The mintage was only 10,006 and a June 2017 auction. Only five coins are graded finer. Good luck!there are NONE FINER. We sold one for $8,813 in our December PCGS #9369 | EST: $1,200+ 2016 Regency Auction. This coin will certainly see spiritedbidding when it crosses the block. You WILL NOT FIND a higher grade piece!PCGS #9345 | EST: $5,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 281

LOT 529 50C 1938-D TEXAS PCGS MS67+ CAC Among the very finest examples of this date certified by PCGS, only two coins have received higher grades. The eye appeal of this SUPERB GEM is amazing. The obverse sees a dusting of iridescent pewter-silver and russet patina--which is the sort of look Texas halves usually have. But when you flip this lustrous coin over, and the reverse is blanketed in a rich melange of rainbow hues that blend over the intricate and well struck details. Stunning carmine, olive, magenta, aubergine, and teal hues create a stunning palette of color! Only 3,775 were struck. PCGS 122, NGC 117, CAC 57. We cannot find an example that looked like this that sold in auction. The eye appeal is stunning and should bring a very strong price. Good luck, we can see a very spirited bought of bidding when this one crosses the block! PCGS #9395 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 531 LOT 530 50C 1927 VERMONT. PCGS MS67+ One of the FINEST graded by PCGS, certainly within the 50C 1925 VANCOUVER. NGC MS67+ CAC condition census for this early commemorative half dollar. Both A beautifully toned and satiny lustrous SUPERB GEM Vancouver. sides of this SUPERB GEM are awash in rich autumnal hued toning; shades of crimson, tangerine, and hints of green blend Rich blue, rose, gold, teal, and coppery hues blend over near flawless surfaces imparting a bold and impressive eye appeal. together majestically. The eye appeal and technical quality are superb! PCGS 67, NGC 60, CAC 32. This is just one of four graded MS64+ at NGC and only a single MS68 is finer. None of the PCGS 3, NGC 1. None have ever sold in auction. The finest NGC coins have ever sold in auction, but three PCGS MS67+ graded PCGS coin to have ever sold in auction is a MS67. An examples have sold, each bringing around $4,700. This SUPERB NGC MS68 sold for $12,925 in March 2006--that was AGES ago! If you are a toned commemorative specialist this coin presents GEM has a great look and should see strong bidding! a very important opportunity for you. There is only a single coin graded finer, a MS68+ which is currently off the market, making PCGS #9399 | EST: $2,600+ this one of the BEST out there! PCGS #9401 | EST: $11,000+282

LOT 53250C 1950 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON PCGS MS67 CAC We marvel at the quality of this coin. Booker T. Washington’s are one of the hardest coins to find nice. This coin is more than worthy of its lofty designation! Absolutely clean surfaces are lightly semi-prooflike. They also emit a super strong luster. Both sides have a pretty light andtotally ORIGINAL pale green/gold tint (not haze or dull). All of the details are above average in strike and do stand out. The eye appeal is very pretty!ONLY 6,000 were minted. PCGS 23, NGC 13, CAC 6. Think about the pops-and that is after 25+ years and several MILLION coins graded between the two services. The last one to sell in major auction brought $1,645 in November 2016, way off the $8,625 one realized in November 2012. Do not let the pops fool you, in MS67, these simply are never offered for sale! Opportunity knocks loud here is you are building an exceptional Commem Type or 144-piece set! PCGS #9420 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 534 LOT 533 G$1 1903 LOUISIANA PURCHASE. JEFFERSON. PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1952 WASHINGTON-CARVER. PCGS MS67 CAC A kaleidoscope of color hypnotizes the viewer. The rich pastel A simply fantastic, virtually perfect SUPERB GEM is among the FINEST GRADED. Bold luster brings out the richly toned golden hues bring out every well struck device and is back lit by a surfaces. Each detail in Jefferson’s left facing portrait is fully andsuperb satin mint bloom. The eye appeal is truly superb! You will crisply defined and the surfaces are free of any distracting lines or ticks, visible to the naked eye or under close inspection with a NOT find another that looks like this! strong loupe. There are NONE graded higher. PCGS 22, NGC 34, CAC 23. Only a half a dozen pieces are graded finer, with five in 67+ and a single coin in 68. PCGS 134, NGC 97, CAC 56. There are only 9 coins graded in Spectacularly toned examples have sold for as much as MS67+. Only two examples have sold in auction, the most recent$9,400; although they generally sell in the $2,500-$3,000 range. This one is bound for one of the finest collections of toned in the 2016 ANA auction, for $6,169 and before that one sold for $8,226 in April 2016. The current PCGS Price Guide value is commemoratives! Bid liberally to win this jewel! listed at $9,000. Bound for the FINEST set of early PCGS #9434 | EST: $3,000+ gold commemoratives! PCGS #7443 | EST: $7,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 283

LOT 535 LOT 536 G$1 1903 LA PURCHASE, MCKINLEY. PCGS MS67+ CAC G$1 1916 MCKINLEY. PCGS MS67+ CAC A visually and technically STUNNING superb GEM. This little Tied for the FINEST graded at PCGS! Satiny medium, wheat-gold surfaces show a bold glowing luster. Well struck devices have full jewel is just oozing with rich originality. Among the finest graded by PCGS, this piece boasts a brilliant golden surface that drips definition. The eye appeal is superb. with a reddish hue over exceptionally gorgeous gold color. Every tiny detail is struck up with full precision and is exacting in its PCGS 101, NGC 82, CAC 18. There are a mere seven coins in definition. Even the tiny mint made die polish lines are visible in this lofty grade, with NONE FINER. The most recent example sold the fields, suggesting an early striking before they wore off the for $9,988 in an April 2016 auction sale and the current CU value surface. Although 125,000 were initially authorized, the reported net mintage is listed at 17,500 the remaining pieces melted due is listed at $9,000. The eye appeal of this virtually perfect coin cannot be beat! Bid liberally! to poor sales. PCGS #7454 | EST: $7,000+ PCGS 123, NGC 124, CAC 60. PCGS has graded 9 in MS67+ with a mere coins finer (the most recent MS68 to sell brought a robust $25,850 last year). The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $8,250 and this coin is truly worthy of a premium bid! PCGS #7444 | EST: $6,500+284

LOT 538 $2.50 1926 SESQUICENTENNIAL. PCGS MS65+ A lustrous GEM with light gold color and a few teeny ticks noted for accuracy. Some natural copper spots attest to the originality. Well struck with a bold vibrant luster that supports a bold eye appeal. PCGS 32, NGC 16. The last one sold for $1,763 in a July 2017 auction, and the current CU value is $2,650. VERY SCARCE in MS66, and RARE any finer. PCGS #7466 | EST: $1,400+LOT 537 $2.50 1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC. PCGS MS66+ CAC You can easily tell this GEM original piece was sitting in a Pan Pac set for quite some time. The surfaces are incredibly clean and are satiny smooth. Onlyusing a strong glass can you detect a few light frost breaks. The luster is more typical for a Pan Pac-moderate but you can see some shine. Both sides are bathed in an totally original goldcolor. There are NO spots or discolorations. All of the details are sharply struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 462, NGC 546, CAC 176. PCGS has graded 20 coins MS66+, and it was in 2014 was when the last two PCGS CAC pieces sold. They realized $6,462.50 in November 2014 and$9,106 in January 2014. Remember, 2014 is a forever ago! This coin will be a great addition to ANY GEM Gold Commem set. PCGS #7450 | EST: $6,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 285

1C PCGS PR67 RDBoth sides have a light iridescent patina that is gorgeous to behold. 5C PCGS PR67+A rainbow toned MOOSE. Beautifully toned and well deserving of its “+” grade. 10C PCGS PR67 CAM LOT 539 A lovely cameo GEM with bold contrast 1950 PROOF SET. PCGS PR67 25C PCGS PR67 From the Dale Larsen Collection. This set is way superior to whatRich watery mirrors have some iridescent silver white tone. you typically see. Every coin is PR67 graded by PCGS. The Nickel on its own would see very strong bidding from toned collectors. The other coins are all very impressive on their own as well. We can see intense bidding when this set crosses the block. PCGS #3359 | EST: $2,000+ 50C PCGS PR67 CAC Truly a superb looking example of the first year of PR Franklin halves.286

LOT 540 LOT 541 $1 1988 SILVER EAGLE. PCGS MS68 $1 1990 SILVER EAGLE. PCGS MS68From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. Luscious tangerine, rose, From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. Dazzling fuscia, emerald,and lemon hues surround a stunning silver center and enlivened and electric yellow toning form rings around the shimming by a brilliant mint luster. The eye appeal is spectacular. untoned, silver centers. Amazing mint luster and exceptionally PCGS #9816 | EST: $1,000+ eye appealing. PCGS #9836 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 542 LOT 543 $1 1998 SILVER EAGLE. PCGS MS68 $1 1998 SILVER. EAGLE PCGS MS68 From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. This coin has such a From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. Spectacular, warmfabulous orange and reddish tone, with just a touch of green, autumnal iridescent toning in shades of orange, olive, magenta, inspiring our nickname for it “Sunset in the Orange Grove.” and gold all blend together beautifully on both sides, forming a PCGS #9929 | EST: $1,000+ target around brilliant silver centers. PCGS #9929 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 544 LOT 545 $1 1998 SILVER EAGLE PCGS MS69 $1 2004 SILVER EAGLE. PCGS MS68From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. Satiny brilliant silver centers From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. The cobalt, azure, teal hues blend to magenta and orange that stop at a comet looking streak are surrounded by orange, emerald, rose, and pinkish toning. of the original silver at the center. A frame of color creates a halo With its spectacular eye appeal we can see a record price realized by this stunning coin. around the reverse. PCGS #9929 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS #9970 | EST: $1,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 287

LOT 546 LOT 548 $1 2002 SILVER EAGLE. PCGS MS69 $1 2000-P SILVER EAGLE. PCGS PR68 DCAM From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. Mother nature works in From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. The mirrors beam from mysterious ways when it comes to imparting her magic. The central obverse is untoned in an elliptical shape with SUPERB below golden-olive patina at the rims and rich, seductive color around. Likewise the reverse has a brilliant center that magenta that rings around the bold central silver devices. The makes a spotlight effect on the eagle. Ultra eye appealing! eye appeal is superb. PCGS #9959 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS #99949 | EST: $1,000+ 2017 LOT 547 LEGEND’S REGENCY AUCTION SCHEDULE: Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only Show $1 1986-S SILVER EAGLE. PCGS PR68 DCAM From the Rainbow Warrior Collection. Sultry orange color frames Thursday, December 14th. the beaming mirrored fields and frosty devices. First year of issue Caesars | Las Vegas, NV ............................................ for the series. LEGEND’S PREMIER SESSION SCHEDULE October 23 - 29, 2017 PCGS #9802 | EST: $1,000+ November 2 - 12, 2017 December 11- 17, 2017 For more information about consigning, contact: Julie Abrams ([email protected]) Greg Cohen ([email protected])288

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