LOT 423 LOT 424 $1 1880-S NGC MS63* $1 1880-S PCGS MS66+ CAC A sensational beautifully toned coin that is a true luster What an incredible toner! This beautifully toned 80-S bomb! Bold swaths of sky blue, rich gold, and hints of would have been right at home in the Northern Lights and tangerine-magenta that covers the entire surface of the Roadrunner Collections that we had the pleasure of selling in obverse and just a portion of the lower reverse periphery. the past. The obverse rates an 8.5 on our 10-point color scale. The strike is bold and this really CHOICE piece is worthy of a We rank the colors a 9+ on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the very strong bid and placement in a fantastic toned dollar set! best). Shades range from a deeper salmon-rose pink hue to brilliant untoned silver at the very top of the obverse. PCGS# 7118 | EST: $800+ Between are peach, gold, aqua, teal, sky blue, crimson, and magenta colors. The luster is bold and flashy with a semi- reflective brilliance that really accentuates the colorful surfaces. The devices are sharply struck up and the cheek is wonderfully clean. The eye appeal is truly sensational! A coin like this will delight any serious collector. With the full spectrum of color on the obverse, even the most fastidious connoisseur will fall in love. Good luck. PCGS# 7118 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 425 LOT 426 $1 1880-S PCGS MS67 $1 1881 PCGS MS65 A wonderful toned MS67! This is an interesting SUPERB Unlike the ubiquitous 81-S, the Philadelphia mint 1881 GEM. We have handled so many GEM 80-S dollars over the Morgan dollar is not often seen with great color. This GEM years, but this is the first that this cataloger can recall seeing is a gorgeous exception. Pleasant pale iridescent teal-blue with a dramatic die crack on Liberty’s face. The colorful graces the center, fading to a very soft clover/emerald green surfaces radiate with a brilliant cartwheel luster. Blue/green before melding into gold and magenta in areas on the rims. tones dominate the palette, accented by golden-orange and The reverse is framed by a halo of deeper gold, yielding to a magenta. The color rates an 8.5+ on our 10-point scale. The brilliant untoned silver center. The obverse rates an 8 on our devices are sharp and crisp, and the eye appeal is superb, color scale. Boldly struck and generally clean, the eye appeal despite some very minor contact seen under the color which is quite nice. is what precluded CAC approval. We still very much like the coin. PCGS 1360, NGC 734. The PCGS Price Guide value is $475 but a coin like this is worthy of a significant premium for its A coin like this will see strong bidding from the toned dollar great eye appeal. Those who know toned dollars know this is collector, and our estimate will prove conservative. a tougher date to find. Good luck. PCGS# 7118 | EST: $1,200+ PCGS# 7124 | EST: $650+ DAY 2 201
LOT 427 LOT 428 $1 1881-CC NGC MS64 $1 1881-CC NGC MS64 CAC WOW! When was the last time you saw an 81-CC that The 81-CC is a lower mintage Morgan dollar date that saw looked like this?! This GEM is a blazer with bold cartwheel 296,000 struck; thanks to the GSA hoard, this date is readily luster that blooms all over with a brilliant swirling finish. available, but always popular. Brilliant frosty luster and Blues, roses, teal, violets, and other iridescent hues are radiating satiny bloom. A blush of the slightest gold at the amplified by the intense luster. The obverse color rates a 9+ date keeps from being fully white. Crisply defined devices on our 10-point scale, and the reverse has a similar palette of are devoid of serious contact, just a hint on the cheek. The color that frames the periphery. The eye appeal is amazing! eye appeal is essentially that of a full GEM. Housed in an old NGC “fatty” holder. PCGS 8708, NGC 3992, CAC 483. The CAC CPG value is A contender for any collection of toned dollars, this is a $986 and the Collectors Universe value is $800. date that rarely is seen with such a vivid blend of color. This coin has it all for the collector who demands quality and eye PCGS# 7126 | EST: $600+ appeal. PCGS# 7126 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 429 LOT 430 $1 1881-O PCGS MS64 $1 1881-S PCGS MS63 CAC The 81-O is a rare date to find with any kind of attractive Though PCGS graded this beautifully toned 81-S only a 63, toning. This near-GEM example has a sensational swath of the eye appeal is off the charts! The entire obverse is richly crescent toning that covers 70% of the obverse, leaving an blanketed in a wonderful, swirling mix of purple, magenta, “eye” shaped eclipse of brilliant silver behind Liberty’s head. aqua, olive, and emerald tones. The color ranks as a 9.5 on The 70% toned portion begins at the left rim with a narrow our color scale. We can tell you that this is a MONSTER of band of teal melding into a brilliant azure, then peachy-rose, a 63, with just a little chatter on the obverse, the reverse is and then finally to a thin line of gold. The color rates an nearly GEM quality with distinct reflective tendencies in the 8.5 on our 10-point color scale. While there is some minor brilliant cartwheeling luster. contact on Liberty’s cheek, these are appropriate for the assigned grade, we are unsure why CAC did not bean this If Roadrunner was still building his set, this coin would fit near-GEM beauty. right in. You have a chance to put away a really gorgeous toned dollar, don’t let it pass you by. The 81-O is a scarce date in GEM, and beautifully toned examples are rarer still. Worthy of a strong bid! PCGS# 7130 | EST: $600+ PCGS# 7128 | EST: $650+ 202 DAY 2
LOT 431 LOT 432 $1 1881-S PCGS MS64 $1 1881-S PCGS MS64 CAC This is a sublimely toned near-GEM 81-S dollar. Bands of Another gorgeous reverse toned 81-S. Disregard the assigned gorgeous purple, rose, gold, and soft verdant hues. Sharply grade, this is a wonderful GEM. Again, brilliant bands struck with crisp devices that are frosty and supported by of rainbow toning covers about 1/3 of the upper reverse, a bold cartwheel bloom that enlivens the color that we rate before blending to a blush of iridescent yellow-green tone an 8.5 on our 10-point scale. Worthy of a very strong bid mingles with apricot rose. Between the two areas of toning for a toned MS64 and will see itself right at home in any is a splash of untoned, brilliant silver. What a neat toning collection of beautifully toned Morgans. pattern! We really love the look, and we rate the color as an 8.5 on our 10-point color scale. The surfaces are beaming PCGS# 7130 | EST: $500+ with a sensationally brilliant cartwheel bloom that accents the nearly GEM quality surfaces and adds to the exceptional eye appeal. Bound for a fine collection of toned dollars and bidding will certainly be strong. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $300+ LOT 433 LOT 434 $1 1881-S PCGS MS64+ CAC Here is WONDERFUL GEM reverse toned 81-S. You know $1 1881-S PCGS MS65 that for us to offer a reverse toner, it has to be amazing, and this one certainly is! Incredible bands of sensational gold and WOW what a cool GEM 81-S toner! Most of the obverse violet meld into magenta, green, and deep purple-blue tones. is awash in a deep, eggplant purple, before yielding to a The color rates a 9+ on our color scale. Well struck and tiny arch of rainbow toning that highlights the date. Gentle vibrantly lustrous giving this GEM a beautiful look. Worthy accents of pink, rose, and pale green melt into the deep of a very strong bid from anyone who collects beautifully purple, giving depth and definition to the color, keeping it toned dollars. from being too dark. Boldly lustrous surfaces also bring out the subtle accents of color. We rate the color an 8+ on our PCGS# 7130 | EST: $750+ color scale. The reverse is mostly untoned silver, showing just some subtle accents at the peripheries. The details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is SUPERB! We know a toned dollar like this will delight any collector of toned dollars and will see very spirited bidding. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $1,000+ DAY 2 203
LOT 435 LOT 436 $1 1881-S PCGS MS65 A wonderfully toned GEM 81-S boasting a full strike and $1 1881-S PCGS MS65+ CAC exceptionally radiant mint luster. Bold cartwheels enliven the multicolored toning that shows some subtle textile “toning WOW! We wish all reverse toned dollars looked like this dots” when viewed at certain angles. Shades of orange, pink, one! First off, you know that if we offer reverse toned blue, gold, and deep eggplant purple rate 8.5 on our color dollars, they have to be off the charts fantastic; this one is scale. A few old bag marks are seen, which account for the out of this world! This is clearly one of the finer end roll assigned grade, but have zero impact on the outstanding eye toners we have seen with the color on the reverse. The color, appeal. which swirls around in no particular order, ranges from electric lime-green to fiery magenta to royal violet, and all PCGS# 7130 | EST: $500+ shades in between. Every color is even further enlivened by the blazing S-mint luster on this plus graded GEM. We rate the color a 9.5+ out of 10. We expect very strong bidding for this tie-dye, technicolor toned GEM, a coin worthy of any AMAZING toned dollar collection. Good luck. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $1,200+ LOT 437 LOT 438 $1 1881-S PCGS MS67 CAC $1 1881-S NGC MS66* What a luster bomb! HOLY COW this coin is gorgeous! What an impressive looking MS66, a colorful PQ GEM that Blazing cartwheel luster rolls smoothly across the SUPERB is certainly deserving of NGC’s coveted “*” designation for quality GEM surfaces on both obverse and reverse. Sharply exceptional eye appeal. Mixed rainbow toning in an inverted struck up devices stand out with a rich frost. The obverse arch that covers about 85% of the obverse. Magenta and has beautiful bag tone, a swath of textile toning dots formed purple hues blend together with accents of teal at the lower from where the canvas fabric came in contact with the silver obverse, melding into apricot rose and tangerine-peach, surfaces. The clover green at the rim blends to soft sky blue coppery-gold, and sky blue, before yielding to a narrow band and the most subtle pale golden-apricot hue. The remaining of gold then a burst of untoned silver where part of another surfaces are bright, brilliant lustrous silver. Needless to say coin sat on top of this one. We rate the color an 8.5+ out of the eye appeal is exceptional! 10 on our color scale. The luster is bold with a hint of semi- reflective flash on the untoned reverse. Bidding for this GEM will be very strong. The color is quite PCGS 2654, NGC 4488, CAC 1012. This delicately toned attractive and will delight any collector of GEM toned SUPERB GEM has a visual allure that is beyond what is dollars. normally seen and is worthy of a strong bid--the published prices do not take this color into account. Bid accordingly. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS# 7130 | EST: $2,500+ 204 DAY 2
LOT 439 $1 1881-S PCGS MS67+ CAC A vibrantly lustrous SUPERB GEM that displays an attractive end of roll patina on the obverse. Clearly this marvelous and beautifully preserved 81-S sat against the end of a paper roll, you can see the angles where the paper folds were. The colors are more subdued, but as you rotate the coin and the luster catches the light lovely accents of blue, lilac, and gold mix with pewter and deep silver tones. The eye appeal is quite nice. The reverse is untoned and has a bold and flashy, almost PL luster. Every detail is razor sharp in its execution and crisply rendered from an exacting blow from the dies. PCGS 3044, NGC 4654, CAC 1012. PCGS has graded 390 in MS67+. There is a very wide range of recent APRs and the PCGS Price Guide value is $1,600. This is a lovely SUPERB GEM perfect for a type or date set. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $1,200+ LOT 440 $1 1881-S PCGS MS68 CAC The word SUPERB barely conveys the outstanding visual allure and technical quality of this spectacular MS68 1881-S Morgan dollar. It really is VERY HIGH END and has a gorgeous look! Bold, rolling cartwheels swirl strongly on both sides. The luster brings out the lovely pastel apricot-peach, tangerine- orange, and icy-clear gold iridescent toning that dominates with accents of magenta and light blue on the obverse. The color rates an 8.5+ on our 10-point color scale. The reverse is untoned, save for the slightest touch of the faintest clear gold that is dusted on the subtle reflectivity of the luster in the fields. The eye appeal is exceptional and unmarred by any serious marks; there are none in the prime focal areas of the design. PCGS 213, NGC 336, CAC 123. This fabulously toned dollar is bound to achieve an extremely strong price when the hammer falls, it would not shock us if the Collectors Universe value of $6,000 is surpassed. This stunning SUPERB GEM’s quality and eye appeal will place it into a sensational collection of toned dollars. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 441 $1 1882-O PCGS MS64 CAC Unlike the 83-O and 84-O, the 82-O is not a date that is readily found with any kind of special toning. This one is different. While the obverse is frosty and silver white, the reverse is blanketed by a wonderful mix of green, gold, blue, and orange covering the entire surface. The color rates as 8.5+ (very close to a 9) on our 10 point color scale. Well struck for the date, this near-GEM has a sensational look. We can tell you if this color was on the obverse, it would bring multiples of what this gorgeous reverse toner will. If you like this color palette (and we do very much) you need to bid aggressively to bring it home. Good luck. PCGS# 7136 | EST: $500+ DAY 2 205
LOT 442 $1 1882-O PCGS MS66+ CAC Ex R. Dier and Gold River Collections, as noted on the insert. The 1882-O is surprisingly rare in this lofty state of preservation, and is extremely rare any finer. While more than 6 million were struck, this date was not saved in large quantities, and unlike other dates, the number of GEM or finer 82-O dollars number around 2,000 in all grades from 65 to 68+ combined between PCGS and NGC, with duplication no doubt included. The present borderline SUPERB GEM boasts an exceptionally brilliant cartwheel luster. The devices are razor sharp in strike with impeccable cleanliness seen on the devices. The surfaces are devoid of any serious marks, ticks, or lines, indeed were this a more common date, it would not shock us if this coin was in an MS67 holder. PCGS 93, NGC 14, CAC 9. Only 14 are graded MS66+ at PCGS with just 8 finer. We sold an example in our March 2019 Regency Auction for $12,338. Note: we sold a non-CAC MS67 coin for over $30,000 in September 2019. This is a SUPERB coin for someone working on an amazing Morgan dollar set and bidding will be intense! PCGS# 7136 | EST: $10,000+ LOT 443 LOT 444 $1 1882-S PCGS MS64 $1 1882-S PCGS MS64 CAC This is a very pretty near-GEM possessing a melange Rainbows on both sides! How cool is that? An arching band of sea-green and deep violet with subtle tangerine rose of rainbow toning on the obverse begins at the left rim and and warm gold accents adorn the obverse. An impressive sweeps across to about Liberty’s hairline, yielding to a radiating luster blooms on both sides of this sharply struck. brilliant silver on the remaining half of that side. A narrow Housed in a first generation PCGS “rattler” holder. band of similar toning melts into the corresponding section of the reverse. We consider the color on the obverse to be an PCGS# 7140 | EST: $600+ 8 on our 10-point color scale. The lustrous surfaces are bold and brilliant and the surfaces are quite nice and clean for a 64. This is a very attractive example that will be actively bid on when it crosses the block. PCGS# 7140 | EST: $500+ 206 DAY 2
LOT 445 LOT 446 $1 1882-S PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1883 PCGS MS67 This is a really distinctive toned GEM 82-S dollar. Delicately toned on the obverse, shades of pale blue and Lusciously lustrous surfaces beam with a rolling cartwheel soft apricot-rose gold dust across the ultra brilliant silver brilliance bring out the amazingly colorful tie-dye-like surfaces. Well struck and very clean surfaces, this coin has a swirling bands of magenta, gold, tangerine, blue, and spectacular look. teal. An angular line of toning on the ultra smooth, frosty cheek suggests end roll placement. The color rates a 9+ on PCGS 162, NGC 134. There is a wide range of prices our 10-point color scale. The reverse is flashy and nearly realized, the two most recent sold for $1,680 and $2,280. semi-Prooflike with frosty sharp devices. The eye appeal is The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $2,000. amazing and this coin is worthy of a very strong bid! Rare finer, this coin will delight the toned dollar collector for sure. PCGS# 7140 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS# 7142 | EST: $1,600+ LOT 447 LOT 448 $1 1883-O PCGS MS64 $1 1883-O PCGS MS64 CAC A lovely toned 83-O. Featuring blue, purple, green, and This is a sensationally toned near-GEM 83-O dollar. The reddish rose tones that cover the entire obverse surface. A wonderful rainbow toning covers about 70% of the obverse, glowingly vibrant underlying luster brings out the bold ranging from deep aqua-teal, magenta-rose, pale-green, rich wonderful patina. Hints of textile toning dots can be seen gold, and vibrant violet color. The remaining surface is a with the aid of a glass, adding to the eye appeal. There are pearly-peach rose. The color rates a 9 on our 10-point scale. some minor contact marks that account for the assigned Bold cartwheels radiate, accenting the gorgeous toning. The grade, but they are mostly hidden by the toning, which rates eye appeal is great on this VERY CHOICE quality coin. as an 8 on our 10-point scale. The eye appeal is wonderful! Worthy of a strong bid. PCGS# 7146 | EST: $500+ PCGS# 7146 | EST: $800+ DAY 2 207
LOT 449 LOT 450 $1 1883-O NGC MS64 CAC $1 1883-O PCGS MS65 CAC What a dramatially beautiful bag toned 83-O. Housed What an ASTOUNDING GEM! WOW, WOW, WOW! in a somewhat older NGC encapsulation, this coin has This is a MONSTER TONED 83-O, with the most striking the look of a monster toned GEM and is a real moose to NEON blue, green, purple, tangerine, magenta toning that boot. The magenta-rose, lemon-yellow, tangerine-orange, covers the reverse. The colors will leave you gobsmacked. and sage-lime blend together brilliantly with the textile We rate the color a full 10 out of 10 on our color scale. impression on the cheek. The colors rate a 9.5+ out of 10 The radiating cartwheel luster further enhances the crisply on our color scale and is worthy of a gorgeous set of toned defined central devices and brings out the superb colors on dollars or box of 20. We expect this coin to bring a very the reverse dramatically. Bound for the FINEST Toned dollar strong bid when the hammer falls. collections, this is indeed one of the greatest reverse toned dollars we have ever offered. Good luck. PCGS# 7146 | EST: $1,200+ PCGS# 7146 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 451 LOT 452 $1 1883-O PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1884 PCGS MS65 CAC This is a wonderful PQ GEM 83-O Morgan dollar with a A gorgeous, double sided album toned GEM. Clearly this boldly toned reverse. About one half of the reverse is awash GEM sat undisturbed for ages in an old album with the in a rich, neon-like rainbow palette that is accented by a classic peripheral blue melting into deeper orange at the radiant cart wheel luster. We rate the color as an 8.5+ on rims. A vibrant luster beams all over with bold, swirling our color scale. Sharply struck devices are nice and frosty cartwheels. A classic toned look that will delight any toned and the surfaces are really clean for the grade. This is a dollar collector. Our estimate may end up proving quite sensational looking coin for any collector looking to add a conservative! beautiful 83-O to their collections. Good luck. PCGS# 7150 | EST: $400+ PCGS# 7146 | EST: $750+ 208 DAY 2
LOT 453 LOT 454 $1 1884-CC PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1884-CC PCGS MS66+ WOW, WOW, WOW! This is a simply AMAZING Monster What a gorgeously toned borderline SUPERB GEM toned toned 84-CC! Rarely do you ever see these outside of GSA 84-CC! Sweeping crescent shaped bands of rainbow toning holders, and even then, they do NOT have color like this! crosses 85% of the obverse, leaving just a small area at the The swirling blues, greens, golds, magentas, oranges, and back of Liberty’s head untoned where another coin sat on purples blend together all over the obverse. We rate the color top. The double rainbow bands are remarkably beautiful and a 9.5+. The surfaces are intensely lustrous, the underlying rate as an 8.5 on our 10-point scale. A luscious brilliant mint brilliance bringing every subtle color shift to its fullest, most luster gleams all over on both sides. The strike is sharp and vibrant effect, giving this coin a simply amazing look! the surfaces are quite clean overall. PCGS 8791, NGC 4423, CAC 639. A coin like this is worthy PCGS 392, NGC 79. This beautifully toned GEM will easily of a world class collection; it would have found itself right surpass the published prices when the hammer falls. at home in the Roadrunner or Northern Lights Collections. Good luck! Indeed, this coin’s outstanding, colorful appearance makes it UNIQUE and worthy of a very strong bid. It would not be a PCGS# 7152 | EST: $1,800+ shock if the final hammer price was multiples of our estimate. PCGS# 7152 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 455 LOT 456 $1 1885 NGC MS65* CAC $1 1885-O PCGS MS64 CAC Ex Battle Creek Collection, as noted on the insert. This is a simply beautifully toned 85-O, a MONSTER in a 64 holder; were it not for some very well hidden traces of This is one of the most spectacular toned reverses we have ever contact this coin would be in a full GEM holder. offered and it is from one of the most famous old time toned dollar collections. Intensely brilliant luster booms all over, Vivid violet, spectacular splashes of varied orange hues, especially brilliant with hints of delicate reflective, semi-PL majestic magenta, and dappled verdant patina all burst from flash on the reverse. This wonderful brilliance truly enlivens the the lustrous obverse surfaces. We rate the color a 8.5+ nearly stunning color! Wavy bands and splashes of rainbow iridescent a 9 on our 10-point scale. The strike is bold for the date and toning dominate the reverse, with stunning neon pinks and the eye appeal is off the charts. Worthy of a very strong bid purples blending with Caribbean aqua teal, tangerine-orange, when the hammer falls. and lemon yellow. We rate the color as a 9.5. PCGS# 7162 | EST: $1,200+ This GEM is truly magnificent in every way. The Battle Creek Collection was sold in several parts by Superior in the early 2000s and precious few are seen on the market in their original NGC-encapsulations. Truly a wonderful example that will see very spirited bidding from the toned dollar cognoscenti. PCGS# 7158 | EST: $1,500+ DAY 2 209
LOT 457 LOT 458 $1 1885-O PCGS MS67 $1 1887 DONKEY TAIL. VAM-1A. PCGS MS62 CAC What a neat elliptical shaped toning pattern on this SUPERB One of the more famous and important of the Top 100 VAM GEM 85-O! A frame of colorful rainbow toning surrounds an varieties, the Donkey Tail is quite scarce in all grades and egg-shaped blast of frosty untoned brilliant silver that seems VERY RARE in Mint State. Indeed, this MS62 is among the to focus a spotlight on Liberty’s face. The color is really neat 10 FINEST KNOWN at PCGS, with the finest at MS63. So and brought out by a brilliant frosty luster. Well struck and named because of the die break off the D in DOLLAR. well preserved, the surfaces are generally clean and the eye appeal is top notch! Satiny mint frost glows boldly under the iridescent pearly- silver-rose patina. Somewhat flat on Liberty’s ear, but PCGS 392, NGC 615. This beautifully toned SUPERB GEM otherwise the strike is bold. Some minor scuffs are seen and is worthy of a very strong bid, it would not be a shock to any account for the modest grade, but they have virtually no of us if it surpassed the current PCGS Price Guide value of impact on the outstanding eye appeal. $1,500. RARE any finer, this is a gorgeous coin for the toned dollar collector. PCGS 4, NGC 1. CAC does not break out varieties. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $6,250. Only PCGS# 7162 | EST: $1,200+ six are finer with MS63 at the Top grade. Morgan dollar specialists take heed and bid accordingly. PCGS# 7172 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 459 LOT 460 $1 1887 PCGS MS64 $1 1887 PCGS MS64 CAC With a mintage of over 20 million, there is nothing rare or A lovely splash of rainbow toning covers about 25% of the scarce when it comes to 1887 Morgan (PCGS has graded obverse in front of Liberty’s portrait. The surfaces are highly nearly 70,000 in MS64). However, this MS64 has a very lustrous, enlivening the color and the silver surfaces are interesting toning pattern. Two coins clearly sat on the exceptionally lustrous. A borderline GEM, this coin has a surface, leaving just a swath up the middle with two convex fantastic eye appeal. curves on either side, creating a double crescent pattern. Deeper shades of blue and green dominate with rose, gold, PCGS# 7172 | EST: $300+ and fuchsia at the edges. The color rates an 8+ on our 10-point scale. The coin is accurately graded with just hints of contact in the lustrous silver field of the obverse and the strike is bold, adding to the exceptional eye appeal. PCGS# 7172 | EST: $350+ 210 DAY 2
LOT 461 LOT 462 $1 1887 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1887 PCGS MS65 CAC Crazy, “funkadelic” end roll toning. The folds of the paper A gorgeous textile bag toned GEM 1887 Morgan dollar. imparted one of the coolest geometric patterns of color we have Exceptionally brilliant mint luster blazes boldly with ever offered. Reminiscent of such memorable toned GEMs we sweeping cartwheel luster on both sides. The obverse is have offered with such names as “Twiggy” and “Gazer Beams”. awash in a vibrant verdant toning scheme with ample gold and pale blue, complimented by some faint rose, pink, and The lustrous surfaces are adorned with crisscrossing angular tangerine hues. As you rotate the coin the faint impressions bands of rainbow toning that leave neat swatches of original from the canvas bag can be seen, adding to the eye appeal. silver that beam through. You really have to look at this coin The color is a 9+ on our 10-point scale and the eye appeal is in the hand to truly appreciate the uniqueness of the toning augmented by a bold, crisp strike and white hot silver luster pattern. Rich purple, deep moss, flashy magenta, and radiant on the reverse. This is a WOW coin for sure and will entice golden-orange hues rate a 9 on our 10-point color scale. Well any toned Morgan dollar collector. And, just one last quick struck and generally clean over all the coin is all there for the note: this coin is housed in an old green tag holder. assigned grade and deserving of its CAC bean. The coolness factor of this toning pattern will vault this to another level. PCGS# 7172 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS# 7172 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 463 LOT 464 $1 1891-CC PCGS MS62 CAC $1 1890-O PCGS MS65 This is a wonderfully original reverse toned CHOICE 91-CC dollar. Incredible color graces the reverse in shades The 1890-O with a mintage of over 10.7 million is a of tangerine and rose hues. We rate the color 8.5 on our surprising rarity in GEM and higher grades. Large quantities 10-point scale. The obverse is white and untoned. This coin were likely stored in Treasury vaults and melted down after is conservatively graded in our opinion and we would not the passage of the 1918 Pittman Act. Not only is this date be shocked if this coin ended up one day in a higher grade rare in this grade, but it is also a date that does not come with holder (no guarantees). The 91-CC is not a common date pretty toning. This GEM has a fabulous verdant pastel tone, with this kind of color and worthy of a great date set! with hints of blue, rose, orange and gold that accent the soft olive-clover, sea-green that graces the entire surface of the PCGS 3821, NGC 1291, CAC 130. The CAC CPG value is obverse, save for some dappled splashes of original silver $972, but this gorgeously toned CHOICE example is worthy surfaces. We rate the color an 8 on our 10-point scale. Pale of a very strong bid. gold on the reverse accents the lustrous GEMMY surfaces. The strike is bold, with only a hint of softness at the centers. PCGS 830, NGC 210. Ignore the published figures and PCGS# 7206 | EST: $1,000+ APRs. RARE any finer, this coin has it all for the collector working on a set of toned Morgan dollars. Remember, this date rarely comes with any kind of attractive toning. PCGS# 7200 | EST: $2,000+ DAY 2 211
LOT 465 $1 1892-CC PCGS MS66+ CAC Not only is this GEM 1892-CC high grade, it is absolutely among the FINEST graded by PCGS (Pop 5; 3 finer); it is among the most beautiful! WOW! Indeed, we believe this coin to be more beautiful than the Sunnywood-Simpson coin that we have had the honor of selling before--that speaks VOLUMES to the quality and eye appeal! The 1892-CC is a date that is VERY RARELY seen with color and this one is a MONSTER for the date! This is a STUNNING example! Offering a bold, crisp strike with essentially full details (you can ignore the hint of softness on Liberty’s hair curl above her ear. The dies had clashed and cracked when this borderline SUPERB GEM was struck. Exceptionally lustrous surfaces have a bold cartwheel flash with some semi-Prooflike brilliance on the reverse. The obverse is awash in a swirling melange of blues, golds, oranges, and violets in varied hues, while some subtle hints of the original silver peaks through when rotated in a light. The reverse is essentially untoned, save for some toning by ONE DOLL on the lower reverse. For the date, (which does not come with such dramatic color) we rate the toning a 10 out of 10! Were it not for a tiny tick on the reverse, this coin would have possibly graded even higher, but the eye appeal is unaffected and the quality is amazing. PCGS 45, NGC 16, CAC 12. There are just five graded MS66+ at PCGS. The most recent example to sell in auction brought $42,300 in our October 2019 Exclusively Legend event. That coin had an extensive pedigree including Bill Spears’ Greatest CC Set of All Time; PCGS Tour Set; the NFL Set; Michael Casper Collection; Arno Collection; Sunnywood Collection; Simpson Collection; the CC Collection That Should Not Exist. This coin’s earlier pedigree is unknown but was sold as part of the Ralph and Lois Stone Collection, which hammered at $40,000 in May 2018. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $50,000 and it doubles to $100,000 in MS67. Worthy of the finest of TONED Morgan dollar sets, if this coin had been around when Sunnywood was building his set, this coin would have been in it. Good luck! PCGS# 7214 | EST: $42,000+ 212 DAY 2
LOT 466 LOT 467 $1 1894-O PCGS MS62 CAC $1 1896 PCGS MS64+ A totally original and problem free BU example of this A splash of wonderfully colorful rainbow toning covers semi-KEY date that displays distinct claims to a CHOICE about 20% of the obverse behind Liberty’s head and into the designation. Rich pearly-gray with soft golden accents at top of the headband. We rate the color an 8 on our 10-point the rims, the underlying luster blooms giving depth to the color scale. The surfaces are really nice, we are not sure antique patina. Well struck for the issue, there is only a what CAC was thinking in not awarding this near-GEM a touch of scattered contact and old lines that account for the bean. Worthy of a strong bid, good luck. assigned grade. PCGS# 7240 | EST: $350+ PCGS 388, NGC 201, CAC 10. Recent NON-CAC PCGS-graded examples have sold in the $3,000-$3,500 range. The last CAC-approved example sold back in 2019, and the market for dollars is much stronger today, making records prior to 2021 irrelevant. The current CAC CPG value is $4,310. VERY SCARCE finer. An affordable Mint State example for the collector that demands PCGS/CAC examples. PCGS# 7230 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 469 $1 1896 PCGS MS66+ CAC This is such an AMAZING Monster Toned dollar, you really need to see it in hand, as the photos and description cannot do it justice! LOT 468 The entire obverse is awash in color. Depending on the angle $1 1896 PCGS MS65 CAC the light hits the lustrous surfaces, different color blends will What a gorgeous GEM! From subtle silver blue and in the pop. Straight on, you see gold and deeper, earthy blues and center to brilliant gold and tangerine then a blush of magenta greens; tilt the coin one way, and magenta and orange hues at the rims, this coin has a wonderful palette of color that come to the fore; turn it a different way and the greens pop rates a 9 on our 10 point color scale. Every hue is brought with lots of aqua teal. What really does it for this SUPERB out by a full brilliant cartwheel luster. The eye appeal is tops toner though is the orange-gold that found its way into and worthy of a strong bid. the depths of Liberty’s hair curls, which glow like fiery embers. We rate the color a 10 on our 10-point scale. The PCGS# 7240 | EST: $750+ reverse is mostly untoned with just a delicate splash of gold at the lower right rim. The typical 1896 strike is seen with generally nicely impressed details overall, with just some minor weakness on the hair above Liberty’s ear. A couple of very minor traces of contact are all that keep this MONSTER from an even loftier grade. This is a coin that will attract fierce and spirited bidding when it crosses the block. It would not come as a shock if this coin realized a RECORD price for the assigned grade. Bound for a world class set like Roadrunner or Northern Lights, so bid accordingly. PCGS# 7240 | EST: $3,500+ DAY 2 213
LOT 470 $1 1899-O PCGS MS66 DMPL CAC Despite a huge mintage of 12,290,000, the 99-O dollar is quite scarce in the DMPL category and the present GEM is among the higher graded pieces at PCGS, housed in a first generation PCGS encapsulation. Flashy, deeply reflective mirrors beam from all over, surrounding sharply struck, frosty devices. Intensely brilliant cartwheel luster, this GEM DMPL is a real blazer with great contrast! The silver brilliance is further enhanced by by a hint of coppery-red at the extreme periphery. The surfaces are ultra clean and the eye appeal is sensational! PCGS 18, NGC 5, CAC 5. This coin is ex Perfection Collection, selling for $9,300 in the 2019 ANA auction. Both the CAC CPG and PCGS Price Guide values are listed at $7,500. Just four have graded higher, including a 67 DMPL that has not sold since 2008. This is a sensational and important GEM for the collector who demands the best! Good luck. PCGS# 97261 | EST: $7,000+ NOTES 214 DAY 2
LOT 471 $1 1899-S PCGS MS67 PL CAC A blazing Prooflike SUPERB GEM, arguably the FINEST KNOWN example of this conditionally challenging date in the designation and among the FINEST of the date regardless of the designation! Just one look at this AMAZING example and you will see just how special it is! Extremely bright and brilliantly reflective fields flash boldly. The strike is sharp all over on both sides. The silver is remarkably untoned with just a hint of icy pearlescent silver iridescent toning. The eye appeal is amazing in every way! PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 1. This is the ONLY one to ever appear in auction, both times as part of important Morgan dollar collections: Anne Kate and Larry H. Miller. It sold most recently for $28,800 and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $32,500. With NONE FINER in the PL designation and the last non-PL PCGS/CAC coin sold for nearly $50,000 in our May 2018 Regency Auction, this marvelous coin should bring a very strong price this time around. Good luck! PCGS# 7263 | EST: $28,000+ DAY 2 215
LOT 472 LOT 473 $1 1903-O PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1904-O PCGS MS65 At one time, the 03-O was counted among the RAREST of This is a GLORIOUS album toned GEM example of this all Morgan dollars in Mint State--that was before a number final New Orleans mint Morgan dollar. Both obverse and of original bags came out of Treasury vaults in the 1960s. reverse exhibit beautiful, concentric rings of rainbow color Today, they are fairly available, but scarce in MS66 as here. which is enlivened by the strong mint brilliance. The color The present GEM is boldly struck and very lustrous with a rates a 9 on our 10-point scale and is quite lovely. We are not wonderfully dappled multicolored patina, imparted by long sure why CAC did not bean this GEM, it certainly looks like term envelope storage. The eye appeal is superb. it should have in our opinion. PCGS 818, NGC 365, CAC 219. The most recent example This truly remarkable example is worthy of a high end sold for $1,140 in June 2021. The current CAC CPG value is collection of toned Morgan dollars. Do not let this one pass $1,370 and the PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,250. you by! Scarce finer this is a date that rarely comes toned, and this one belongs in a really nice set of toned dollars by date. PCGS# 7292 | EST: $1,200+ Good luck! PCGS# 7286 | EST: $1,200+ LOT 474 LOT 475 $1 1904-O PCGS MS65 $1 1904-O PCGS MS65 CAC A lovely example of this last New Orleans Morgan dollar Lovely old envelope toning graces both sides of this issue. The obverse is awash in swirling toning that covers LUSTROUS GEM 04-O. Pale pastel blue, gold, pewter, and the entirety of the lustrous GEM surfaces. Apricot, orange, rose hues are gently dusted across both sides. Well struck, sky blue, pale yellow-green, lilac-rose, teal-blue, and bold this is a wonderful example of the last New Orleans mint royal purple hues meld nicely together in a swirling patter, Morgan dollar and worthy of a premium bid! which rate an 8.5+ on our 10 point color scale. The devices are crisp and the surfaces are nice for the grade, with few PCGS# 7292 | EST: $300+ contact marks. It is a head scratcher why CAC did not bean this GEM, but we certainly like it. Bidding should be strong for this wonderful 04-O and we suspect our estimate will prove quite low when the hammer finally falls. PCGS# 7292 | EST: $600+ 216 DAY 2
LOT 476 LOT 477 $1 1904-O PCGS MS67 $1 1921 MORGAN. PCGS MS66 SUPERB quality surfaces radiate with a swirling satiny One of the hardest Morgan dollar dates to find with any kind luster on the obverse and semi-Prooflike brilliance on the of color, let alone SUPERB rainbow toning as seen on this reverse. The obverse is deeply and darkly toned in a rich Premium GEM! purple-blue with green and gold accents. Clearly an end roll toner, as there are crossing bands of brilliant untoned silver Spectacular bands of concentric color arch boldly around that shows where the paper was folded over. The reverse a swath of gold that is splashed in the central portions has a dusting of pale clover in the center and deepens to teal of the obverse. Starting from the left periphery the colors and rose closer to the rims. The obverse is an 8.5+ and the range from deep brick/magenta red color to orange-salmon, reverse is an 8 on our 10 point color scale. The luster is bold teal-blue, violet-rose, to a flaming tangerine-gold. We rate and brings life to the gorgeous tones. Sharply struck for the the color a 9+ overall, but for the date, this coin is a 10 date. RARE this fine, extremely so any finer. (1921s come more like Peace dollars in terms of toning than Morgan dollars 1878-1904 due to the way the planchets PCGS 86, NGC 141. Do not let the Pops fool you, GEM were rinsed prior to striking). The bold luster makes the toned 04-O dollars command strong bids from specialist colors gleam with a bold vivacity throughout. With the aid collectors. The PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,500 of a strong glass you will find some minor traces of contact and this SUPERB GEM should bring well in excess of that scattered about, but they do not detract from the glorious level. Only a half dozen in MS67+ are graded finer. Worthy visual allure imparted by the outrageous toning. of a great set of toned Morgan dollars. Good luck! VERY RARE any finer despite a huge mintage of over 44 PCGS# 7292 | EST: $4,500+ million. With out a doubt in our opinion, this is the WILDEST TONED 1921 Morgan in existance! Northern Lights would have killed for this coin-even tho it did not bean. Regardless, do not let this GEM Toned 1921 slip past you. Good luck. PCGS# 7296 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 478 $1 1921 MORGAN. PCGS MS67 The mint stopped striking Morgan dollars in 1904, and in 1918, millions of silver dollars that were sitting in storage were melted down into bullion to the auspices of the Pittman Act. Following the mass melting, in 1921 the mint began striking dollars again. Over 44.6 million dollars fell off the presses in Philadelphia, but these are VERY RARE in SUPERB GEM grade. Indeed, at this lofty state of preservation, PCGS has graded only 21 pieces. The 1921, is also a rarity with any kind of attractive toning. Both sides are attractively toned, clearly this coin was carefully stored in an old envelope, which allowed it to take on a wonderful, even toning. A dominant olive-tan hue is dusted over the centers with dappled pastel rose, lilac, gold, pink, and green hues. The peripheral areas are somewhat deeper, framing both sides. For the date, we rate the color 8+ on our 10 point scale. The strike is bold and crisp with sharp central devices and the surfaces are very clean. PCGS 21, NGC 13. This is a very rare opportunity for the toned dollar collector. We suspect this SUPERB GEM will bring more than the $12,500 listed in the PCGS Price Guide. The surfaces are cleaner than the one we sold in 2019 for $14,688. PCGS# 7296 | EST: $10,000+ DAY 2 217
LOT 479 $1 1903 NGC PR67 CAC What a gorgeous SUPERB GEM 1903 Proof Morgan! The quality is incredible and the eye appeal superior to the vast majority known. WOW! After 1901, for reasons unknown, the mint changed the method of preparing Proof dies. Prior to 1901, the devices were protected to leave them with a frosted texture, surrounding the reflective mirrored fields. After 1901, the mint polished the entire surface of the dies, not just the fields, giving the devices a glossy-reflective texture and not the frosted cameo look as seen on earlier issues. The present exceptional quality PR67 has absolutely flawless mirrors and surfaces that gleam from below a thick, rich layer of deep azure and verdant toning. Accents of amber, gold, and original silver gleam when the light hits the stunning underlying reflective brilliance. You need to see this SUPERB GEM in hand to get the full effect of the eye appeal! Only 755 Proofs were struck. PCGS 11, NGC 25, CAC 7. This coin is the ONLY CAC example of this grade to sell; most recently it sold in the 2020 FUN auction for $11,400. The current CAC CPG value is $13,500 and the Collectors Universe value is $15,000. Needless to say this coin is VERY RARE any finer. Bound for a great set of Proof Morgan dollars and we would not be surprised if this coin brought a record bid for the grade. PCGS# 7338 | EST: $11,000+ LOT 480 $1 1921 PEACE. VAM 1H. PCGS MS65 CAC What a wonderful GEM example of this ELITE 30 VAM variety. This is an important coin, struck from the same pair of dies as the extremely RARE Satin Proof 1921 Peace dollars. Swirling die polish lines, mostly around OF on the reverse (and some near WE on the obverse). PCGS has graded a total of 63 of this variety in all grades from AU50 to MS66. A very lustrous, satiny surface has a somewhat glossy brilliance. Sharply struck devices stand out boldly. Really the only thing in the fields other than the die polishing lines are some areas of iridescent white tone on the reverse. The eye appeal is sensational. PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 251 (all varieties). No PCGS MS65 example of this variety has ever sold in auction (per PCGS CoinFacts), but a non-CAC MS64 sold in August 2018 for $840 and a non-CAC PCGS MS66 sold in the 2019 FUN auction for $19,200. The PCGS Price Guide value of $5,000 seems like a reasonable value for this GEM, but only the final two bidders will determine what it is truly worth. Bound for a really neat collection of Peace dollars, which have been hot as of late. Good luck. PCGS# 7356 | EST: $5,000+ 218 DAY 2
LOT 481 LOT 482 $1 1921 PEACE HIGH RELIEF. PCGS MS65+ $1 1922 NGC MS65* A sensational GEM 1921 Peace dollar. Bold satiny luster Ex Binion Collection, as noted on the insert. graces both sides, accenting the pearly silver brilliance in the centers and framed by the tiniest hint of color at the rims. The Binion Collection, a hoard of silver coins owned by Generally well struck save for a touch of weakness at the former Las Vegas casino magnate, Ted Binion made quite the central hair details. Nary a mark worthy of mention can be splash when it hit the market about two decades ago. About found even with the aid of a powerful loupe. The eye appeal 100,000 silver dollars were included, in all grades. Some of is excellent. With the centenary of this type being celebrated these coins, such as the presently offered GEM Peace dollar with 2021 Peace dollars issued by the U.S. Mint, these have had acquired beautiful toning. The reverse has a swath of become especially popular this year. As a one year type rainbow toning that covers about 20% of the lower portion struck in high relief, the 1921 is always in demand, more so of that side. Gorgeous gold fades into the brilliant silver now than ever. surfaces, while hues of blue-green, indigo, and crimson sit below the orange-gold. The surfaces are very lustrous with PCGS 83, NGC 61. The last one sold nearly two years ago an intense brilliance. for $3,000 and the Collectors Universe value is listed at $5,250. Scarce finer, this is a beautiful example of this first The eye appeal of this GEM is wonderful and the story of the year of issue. Bidding will be strong when this GEM crosses Binion hoard offers intrigue to the collector. Good luck. the block. PCGS# 7357 | EST: $1,200+ PCGS# 7356 | EST: $3,200+ LOT 483 LOT 484 $1 1922 PCGS MS66 $1 1922 PCGS MS65+ CAC WHOA! Look at all the colors! A stunning array swirls blissfully all over the satiny smooth surfaces of this GEM A sensational GEM album toned Peace dollar. Both sides 1922 Peace dollar. are intensively lustrous with bold radiating cartwheels. Both sides have beautiful peripheral toning. The obverse halo has An intriguing mix of rose, apricot, gold, violet, pale blue, soft golden and orange hues that as you tilt the lustrous surfaces peach, warm pink and emerald green tones swirl in a vibrant in a light, hints of violet and blue come out. The reverse blend we rate a 9 out of 10 on our color scale. A bold and toning is similar, the frame going a little deeper into the brilliant luster rolls smoothly all over the surface enlivening surfaces and the purples and the greens are bolder. The eye the color. Sharply struck up, the details are crisp. There are a appeal of this GEM is absolutely amazing. Unmarred by any few tiny ticks under the color, but these are appropriate for the serious marks or other issues, the eye appeal is exceptional assigned grade and have limited impact visual allure! for this issue and grade. This impressive GEM is bound to bring a record price for PCGS 969, NGC 1513. Disregard all published prices, this the assigned grade. Truly a special Peace dollar, one that will stunning GEM will shatter most price records for this date delight any collector of toned Peace dollars. and grade when it crosses the block. PCGS# 7357 | EST: $1,250+ PCGS# 7357 | EST: $2,000+ DAY 2 219
LOT 485 LOT 486 $1 1923 PCGS MS63+ CAC $1 1923 PCGS MS66+ CAC This coin is VERY CHOICE and high end for the assigned This is a killer, knock out, stone cold borderline SUPERB grade. But this coin is WOW toned on the reverse. Wildly GEM Peace dollar! Everything about this blast white, toned on the reverse, a swath of majestic rainbow toning lustrous coin is exceptional and amazing! First the luster is covers about 50% of the surfaces of this lustrous beauty. The thick and frosty with near blinding vibrance. The surfaces colors really pop and rate a 9 on our color scale. Sharply swirl with a bold cartwheel effect. Totally untoned, the struck up, this coin’s allure is based on the sensational color surfaces show just a few minor ticks, none of which and will see very active bidding. Good luck. are worthy of singular mention. The eye appeal is truly spectacular. PCGS# 7360 | EST: $500+ PCGS and NGC combined have graded 6,529 in MS66 and MS66+ and CAC has approved 948. RARE finer. The most recent PCGS MS66+ CAC to sell realized $840 in May 2021 and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $775. Scarce finer, a PCGS/CAC MS67 will cost in the $5,000-$6,000 price range. This is a high end coin that will delight any collector. PCGS# 7360 | EST: $800+ LOT 487 $1 1923-D PCGS MS66 CAC While common in lower grades, thanks to a 6.8 million mintage, the 23-D is RARE in GEM and finer grades. However, not only is this date RARE in this lofty state of preservation, but with any kind of attractive toning, this coin is likely UNIQUE. Take a look at the beautiful toning that graces the obverse. This looks like a GEM Morgan dollar toner, not a conditionally rare Peace dollar toner. Indeed the swirling mix of reds, golds, oranges, purples, greens, and blues rate a 9+ on our 10-point color scale. The reverse has a less dramatic mix of deeper dove-silver and a blush of rim toning. Every detail is razor sharp and any tiny tick is hidden under the magnificent toning. This GEM has a dramatic visual allure! PCGS 128, NGC 33, CAC 32. The current CAC CPG value is listed at $6,880 and this amazing toned 23-D Peace dollar GEM will certainly see bidding surpass that level! Worthy of a SUPERB set of Toned Peace dollars! PCGS# 7361 | EST: $7,500+ 220 DAY 2
LOT 488 LOT 489 $1 1925 PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1925 PCGS MS66+ CAC Highly lustrous and nearly of GEM quality, this delicately Flashy, brilliant, blazing, blast white luster with a strong toned and sharply struck Peace dollar is housed in a scarce swirling vibrance on both sides accents the razor sharp 2-piece PCGS OGH. The surfaces are quite clean for the definition on the devices. Some frosty iridescent white tone grade and the eye appeal is very beautiful. is noted at certain angles. As expected for the grade, the details are satiny smooth offering a SUPERB eye appeal. PCGS# 7365 | EST: $300+ PCGS 2440, NGC 2017, CAC 645. There are 269 in MS66+ at PCGS. Scarce finer. The last one brought $1,020 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $850. This coin is a hair’s breadth from an even higher grade and is worthy of a very strong bid for sure! PCGS# 7365 | EST: $800+ LOT 490 LOT 491 $1 1925 PCGS MS67 Silky smooth satiny luster abounds on this untoned Superb $1 1925-S NGC MS62* Gem. Well struck and fully detailed with exceptional eye-appeal. A really interesting toned 25-S dollar. This coin sat for ages in an envelope, likely in a humid atmosphere, where PCGS 177, NGC 114. Only 26 finer. The PCGS price guide both sides were able to acquire a deep, colorful melange of lists the value as $4,150. The most recent auction record of variegated blues, golds, rose, and olive-tan coloration with $10,200 was achieved in August 2021. While considered flecks of original silver flashing through the toning. Sharply abundant in Choice to Gem Mint State, the date is struck, this 25-S is quite nice, the surfaces are clean for the conditionally scarce in this grade and worthy of a strong bid. assigned grade and totally worthy of the desirable NGC “*” designation for eye appeal. This is a very interesting coin that has a lot to offer, despite a modest MS62 grade. PCGS# 7365 | EST: $4,000+ PCGS# 7366 | EST: $450+ DAY 2 221
LOT 492 $1 1925-S PCGS MS64 CAC Ex California Collection, as noted on the insert. A high end MS64 with claims to a higher grade (no guarantees). Boldly lustrous, well struck, mostly untoned silver, with a blush of copper-gold iridescent toning splashed on the obverse. Really this high end piece, from the famed California Collection, is just a line or two from an even higher grade, and the eye appeal is solid! PCGS 2232, NGC 1620, CAC 284. This date is VERY RARE in GEM so you can be sure there is lots of duplication of submissions in hopes of a 64+ or MS65. The most recent CAC-approved example to sell realized $1,560 and was an NGC-graded coin. The current Collectors Universe value is $700 and the CAC CPG is $748. PCGS/CAC MS64+s have sold in the $2,640 to $3,055 range and a PCGS/CAC MS65 is a $40-$50,000 condition rarity. WOW this coin seems like a great value! Good luck. PCGS# 7366 | EST: $700+ LOT 493 $1 1926 PCGS MS66+ CAC Tied for second HIGHEST GRADED at PCGS, with just a single MS67 graded higher, this is a sensational borderline SUPERB GEM that is the definition of Premium Quality. Clearly since 1926, this dollar was carefully and lovingly cared for in a location where it not only was preserved for posterity and where it was able to remain boldly lustrous and untoned. Sharply struck up, the devices show off fully defined, crisp details. The satiny lustrous surfaces have thick, rich silvery frost and the faintest blush of the clearest gold. Exceptionally clean surfaces, this coin clearly ranks near the top examples known. PCGS 353, NGC 69, CAC 73. There are 62 graded MS66+, which we believe include lots of duplicate submissions in hopes of acquiring a 67 grade. The most recent example sold in the recent ANA auction for $6,900. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,750. Note that the single MS67 has not yet been sold at auction, and is not CAC approved. This PQ GEM will certainly attract very strong bidding from the Peace dollar set collector. This coin belongs in a top tier set! PCGS# 7367 | EST: $5,500+ 222 DAY 2
LOT 494 $1 1927 PCGS MS66 Tied for FINEST GRADED, this is an exceptionally bold, vibrant, and brilliantly lustrous PQ GEM. Boasting an intense, brilliant cartwheel luster that radiates boldly across the high quality surfaces. Sharply struck devices stand out with full definition on both sides. Nary a mark can be found, even using a powerful loupe, that has any impact on this wonderfully high end coin’s eye appeal. Essentially blast white, this wonderful 1927 dollar has a mint fresh eye appeal, worthy of the finest of collections. PCGS 22, NGC 2. While the most recent example sold in the recent ANA auction for $22,800 we sold one in September 2019 for $30,550. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $23,500. With NONE FINER, this sensational GEM is worthy of a top ranking set. Good luck. PCGS# 7370 | EST: $18,000+ DAY 2 223
LOT 495 $1 1934 PCGS MS64 CAC Swirling bold luster accents near-GEM quality pearlescent 1934 Peace dollar. Sharply struck, this coin has crisp definition. Very pleasing for the assigned grade and high quality. PCGS 2272, NGC 1767, CAC 193. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $450 but two non-CAC examples sold for $550 and $575 in May 2021, so we think this CAC approved near-GEM will bring a strong bid when the hammer falls. PCGS# 7375 | EST: $400+ LOT 496 $1 1934 PCGS MS66+ CAC Building a high end set? Are you looking to upgrade to a borderline SUPERB example? If you answered yes, then your search can end here! What a fantastic PQ GEM 1934 Peace dollar! Everything about it is exceptional and high end. A bold and brilliant luster beams all over with a shimmering untoned silver brilliance that swirls with a bold cartwheel brilliance. The devices are sharply struck up and stand out against the cleanest of surfaces. The eye appeal of this essentially SUPERB 1934 Peace dollar is off the charts. PCGS 268, NGC 40, CAC 73. There are 55 graded MS66+ at PCGS and just a dozen graded finer. We suspect there is at least some duplication of submissions at the 66 and 66+ level hoping for an even higher grade. the most recent example sold in the 2021 ANA auction, realizing a strong $8,400. Prior to that, one sold in April 2021 for $6,120. the current Collectors Universe value is $6,000. With PCGS/CAC MS67s bringing close to six figures, this stunning quality 66+ seems like a sensational value to us. Worthy of a FINE set! Good luck. PCGS# 7375 | EST: $5,500+ LOT 497 $1 1934-D PCGS MS63 CAC Here is a late date Peace dollar that RARELY comes with any color. This coin is beautifully toned on both sides with tangerine, rose, magenta, hints of green, blue, and violet in a pointillist toning pattern Satiny lustrous surfaces radiate boldly, giving this VERY CHOICE and beautiful coin a great look. We rate the color overall as an 8+ but for the issue its certainly higher. There are some minor ticks and marks which account for the grade, mostly hidden under the sensational toning. Needless to say the eye appeal is certainly AMAZING. PCGS 2094, NGC 1276, CAC 59. This coin is worthy of a very strong bid and we expect that a record price for an MS63 will be achieved when this beauty crosses the block! PCGS# 7376 | EST: $800+ 224 DAY 2
LOT 498 $1 1934-S PCGS MS65 With a mintage of just over a million pieces struck during the Great Depression the 34-S was not saved in large quantities and in GEM as here it is a very scarce and popular issue. Intensely lustrous surfaces have a bold, radiant cartwheel luster that swirls brilliantly across both sides of this lovely essentially untoned GEM. The surfaces are smooth and clean devoid of any serious marks of any kind; a strong glass reveals nothing but superficial ticks and lines that account for the assigned grade. A hint of the slightest silvery-white iridescent tone in the obverse field. The eye appeal is very pleasing overall. PCGS 213, NGC 72. The most recent example to sell in auction brought $7,800 in November 2020 and prior to that, one sold in August 2020 for $8,500. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $11,000. RARE finer, with only 77 graded finer, and that includes numerous duplicate submissions trying for upgrades. Bound for a wonderful GEM set of Peace Dollars. PCGS# 7377 | EST: $7,500+ LOT 499 LOT 500 $1 1935 PCGS MS66+ CAC $1 1935-S PCGS MS64 CAC A minty fresh borderline SUPERB GEM! Blazing luster This near-GEM gorgeous toned 35-S is an old friend, last swirls boldly with exceptionally brilliant cartwheels on selling back in Regency Auction XV, lot 336, described as: both sides. The devices show incredibly sharp devices from an exacting blow from the dies. Blistering untoned silver “ Extraordinary neon green, lilac, and yellow toning covers brilliance shimmers boldly, the eye appeal is sensational in Miss Liberty’s face and neck, with the surrounding fields every way. even deeper while the reverse is generally lighter in color and patina. Apparently these amazing colors are from long PCGS 378, NGC 80, CAC 116. There are 104 graded MS66+ envelope storage as there are a few russet lines on the at PCGS with less than a dozen MS67s graded higher. First obverse, usually an indication of a fold or seam in the paper. we think there is a lot of duplication in the Population data Clean surfaces for the grade assigned too!” in hopes of getting a 67 grade. There is a very wide range of APRs; from $3,720 to $11,400 and the current PCGS Price PCGS 1654, NGC 926, CAC 168. This coin sold back in Guide value is listed at $5,250. Keep in mind that any MS67 2015 for $2,056. This lovely coin is worthy of a very strong will cost $40,000+! This wonderful borderline SUPERB bid yet again and placement in a sensational toned dollar GEM will see very strong bidding when it crosses the block collector. and bound for a superb set! PCGS# 7379 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS# 7378 | EST: $5,000+ DAY 2 225
LOT 501 $1 1935-S PCGS MS65 CAC Deep and dramatic double sided toning envelopes this GEM example of the final year of issue. The surfaces are bathed in gold, rose, crimson, orange, and varied green hues, the bold underlying mint brilliance amplifying the wonderful hues. Well struck this is an impressive looking coin bound to be the capstone for a GEM toned Peace dollar set. PCGS 776, NGC 396, CAC 158. The most recent PCGS/CAC examples have sold for between $1,680 and $2,300; none of which had the sensational original toning. This coin belongs in a great set of toned dollars. PCGS# 7379 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 502 $1 1935-S PCGS MS66+ CAC A truly amazing looking borderline SUPERB GEM example of this final issue of this always popular series. Simply incredible brilliant luster rolls boldly over the high quality, ultra clean surfaces and sharply struck up devices. Even with the aid of a strong glass all you will be able to find is a tiny frost break or two, keeping it from an even loftier grade. The technical quality is exceptional and the eye appeal is superb. PCGS 240, NGC 69, CAC 70. There are 41 in MS66+ and the most recent example sold for $7,500 in September 2021. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $10,000. Just three are finer at PCGS all MS67 and NONE have ever sold in auction. We are certain that this beautifully preserved 35-D dollar will delight even the pickiest of collectors. Good luck, you will need it, bidding will be as intense as the silver brilliance! PCGS# 7379 | EST: $6,500+ 226 DAY 2
LOT 503 $1 1974-S SILVER. PCGS MS68+ WOW, WOW, WOW! This has got to be the most beautiful Eisenhower dollar that exists! The quality and eye appeal is truly AMAZING! Swirling bands of green, magenta, tangerine, and azure toning is brought out by the beautiful, brilliant mint luster. This coin’s colors rate off the charts on our 10-point color scale. The vivacity of the lustrous surfaces unbelievable. These 40% silver clad Ikes were sold to collectors, and rarely do they have any kind of attractive toning. Often if they acquired any color, its is milky and hazy with a touch of gold. This is an AMAZING coin that would bring a RECORD price even if it was offered RAW! PCGS 7, NGC 3. Because these were made for collectors and packaged for collectors, these do survive in high grade, but in this lofty state of preservation are EXTREMELY RARE with just four graded higher. Do not let the population data, price guide values, or auction prices realized fool you, this coin is worthy of the greatest collection of toned type and will bring a world record price when the hammer falls. PCGS# 7417 | EST: $15,000+ DAY 2 227
LOT 504 $1 1900 LAFAYETTE. PCGS MS66 CAC This is the Lafayette of your dreams if you love toning! For sure, it is one of the better Lafayettes we have seen in some time. It sure looks like it has not been handled much at all the last 121 years! We rank it SUPER HIGH END. Even in GEM grades, the luster is usually muted and the surfaces are toned in a dullish gray, silver hue. This magnificent Premium GEM is the exact opposite of what you normally see graded MS66. Ultra satiny mint luster blooms all over the smooth surfaces. We cannot stress enough the cleanliness of this coin. In fact, only a single well hidden reeding mark on the reverse is what keeps this coin from MS67. Clearly this wonderful coin sat in the original packaging, undisturbed for years, where it was able to acquire a layer of totally original rich (but NOT dark), blue/green-reddish gold coloration all over. Every detail is sharply impressed from a strong, forceful blow from the dies. The eye appeal is exceptional in every way and is one you won’t forget! PCGS 92, NGC 65, CAC 24. Because this coin has gorgeous colors, there is no real comp. This coin is bound for an amazing type set or complete HIGH END and HIGH grade Toned Commem Collection; oops, we forgot-a box of 20 too! You can’t buy a coin like this cheap! PCGS# 9222 | EST: $16,000+ LOT 505 LOT 506 $1 1922 GRANT MEMORIAL. PCGS MS66+ CAC $2.50 1926 SESQUICENTENNIAL. PCGS MS63 CAC Brilliant golden surfaces have a vibrant gleaming luster. An intensely lustrous example for the grade, this example, Sharply struck and very clean, this piece has a great look. housed in an OGH has the outward initial appearance of a The quality is certainly closer to a 67 than a 66. GEM, and the quality does stand up to close inspection. The eye appeal is great! PCGS 481, NGC 266, CAC 112. Only 11 are graded 66+. We sold one in February 2021 for $2,468. The current PCGS PCGS 2527, NGC 1502, CAC 55. The last one to sell in Price Guide value is listed at $2,350. The eye appeal is auction brought $900 in November 2017, so clearly the excellent and this borderline SUPERB coin should bring a published prices are somewhat out of whack. We expect this high bid. coin to sell for a strong bid! PCGS# 7458 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS# 7466 | EST: $650+ 228 DAY 2
LOT 507 $2.50 1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC. PCGS MS67 What a fabulous SUPERB GEM example of this extremely popular gold commemorative. Aside from a tiny, tick on the lower obverse, above the date, this coin shows zero imperfections of any kind anywhere! A thick, frosty, satiny sheen glows with a warm vibrance. The design elements, among the most beautiful of the commemorative series, are well struck. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 62, NGC 159. The most recent sold in April 2021 for $7,200 and in September 2020 one realized $7,800. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $9,000. VERY RARE any finer, with just 7 graded in MS67+ finer at PCGS. Bound for a fantastic Registry Set. Good luck! PCGS# 7450 | EST: $7,000+ NOTES DAY 2 229
LOT 508 $50 1915-S PAN-PAC. OCTAGONAL. PCGS MS65 CAC The 1915-S Panama-Pacific $50 slug is an American numismatic classic, one of the greatest designs ever struck by the United States mint. With the heft of nearly 2.5 ounces of gold, you really cannot help but have a true sense of WONDER when holding one of these rarities. Of the original authorized mintage of 1,500 coins just 645 survived the melting pot. Its status as one of the 100 Greatest U.S. Coins in the book by Jeff Garrett and Ron Guth make this a truly important and desired type coin. Featuring a classical themed design, the obverse shows the helmeted head of Minvera, the goddess of wisdom and her owl on the reverse. Dolphins are fitted into the angles, representing the wedding of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The Panama Canal opening, which the Panama Pacific Expo honored, was one of the feats of human ingenuity and greatly expanded global trade. The $50 designs, in round and octagonal formats hearkened back to the territorial issues of Wass-Molitor and Augustus Humbert. This GEM Octagonal slug glistens with a glossy, satin mint luster that is bright and brilliant. Every detail is exceptionally well struck. A strong glass reveals one or two of the most insignificant ticks but they have no bearing either on the stunning eye appeal or technical quality. Truly, this GEM is one of the FINEST we have handled. Only 645 were struck. PCGS 23, NGC 44, CAC 13. DO NOT let the pops fool you, only two PCGS/CAC MS65s have ever sold in auction, including one in April 2016 for $205,625. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $185,000 and the CAC CPG value is listed at $193,200. One of the most impressive and beautiful types in the entire cannon of American numismatics, this coin is rightfully listed among the Top 100 U.S. coins and worthy of a superb set. PCGS# 7452 | EST: $160,000+ 230 DAY 2
LOT 509 G$1 1850 PCGS MS66+ CAC WOW! This tiny golden jewel is a hairs breadth from a full SUPERB designation! The mintage of nearly half a million would suggest a more common issue, but in GEM and higher grades the 1850 is VERY RARE indeed! Intensely brilliant fields have a hint of semi-PL reflection surrounding the razor sharp devices. There is a thick frosty texture that stands out nicely against the fields. Very high end quality surfaces, there are only a few very tiny mostly hidden traces of contact that prevent a higher SUPERB grade. The eye appeal is incredible and even the pickiest of gold bugs will fall in love! PCGS 5, NGC 3, CAC 2. There are just two in this lofty grade, and just three MS68s graded finer. In a very weak market, this coin sold for $15,275 (almost 6 years ago in the 2016 FUN auction). Today the PCGS price Guide value is listed at $20,000 and the most recent MS68 with CAC sold for a record $88,125 in our May 2020 Regency Auction. This is a fantastic coin worthy of an amazing set of gold dollars or gold type coins. Either way, if you are a gold bug, you will fall in love with this beauty! PCGS# 7509 | EST: $15,000+ LOT 510 G$1 1853 PCGS MS67 CAC Despite its huge 4+ million mintage, the 1853 gold dollar is EXTREMELY RARE in this lofty state of preservation. This is a “WOW” SUPERB GEM Type 1 gold dollar. Thick, frosty, satiny smooth glowing golden luster glimmers boldly with a strong mint brilliance. Sharply struck devices stand out against essentially PRISTINE surfaces. A wonderful medium gold coloration adds to the exceptional SUPERB GEM eye appeal. PCGS 9, NGC 10, CAC 5. This is the ex Simpson Collection coin that brought $22,325 in our May 2014 Regency Auction VII. Our consignor purchased this SUPERB GEM privately from our sister firm, Legend Numismatics for $21,500, The CAC CPG value is listed at $24,000. PCGS lists eight coins graded higher which likely includes duplication. This SUPERB GEM is worthy of a monster gold type set or specialist collection of top quality gold dollars. Either way it will see very strong bidding when it crosses the block! PCGS# 7521 | EST: $18,000+ DAY 2 231
LOT 511 G$1 1853-O PCGS MS63 CAC The New Orleans Mint issued gold dollars in only 6 years: 1849-1853 and 1855. In 1853 the mintage was a relatively plentiful 290,000; even so the date is relatively scarce in the mid mint state grades and decidedly rare in Gem. The present coin is exquisitely detailed with Miss Liberty’s hair razor sharp. Medium yellow gold with pale orange highlights and full mint frost. PCGS 79, NGC 109, CAC 17. The PCGS price guide value of $1,650 seems modest since there are no recent auction records for CAC approved coins in this grade. Likely to generate strong interest from multiple bidders. PCGS# 7524 | EST: $1,600+ LOT 512 G$1 1854 TYPE 2. PCGS MS63+ CAC Wonderfully CHOICE and very HIGH END for the assigned grade. We love the look of this coin, which has distinct claims to an even higher grade. Warm honey-gold hues are enlivened by a rich satiny gold frosty luster. Sharply struck devices show full details formed from boldly clashed dies. The surfaces are generally clean and free of any distracting marks. For the grade this coin is VERY HIGH END! PCGS 318, NGC 143, CAC 39. There are just four in MS63+, the only one of which sold for $9,300 in November 2017 (was CAC approved also). There is a wide spread for CAC approved examples and non-CAC examples so the PCGS Price Guides do not accurately reflect the current market values of CAC-approved examples. Good luck, this coin will fit in a lovely gold type set of even higher grade pieces! PCGS# 7531 | EST: $7,000+ LOT 513 G$1 1888 PCGS MS66+ CAC A glorious GEM with nearly full Prooflike luster on both sides. Clean fields are nicely reflective, smooth, and free from any serious marks. Light frost graces the bold, sharply struck devices, imparting a near Cameo look. PCGS 115, NGC 89, CAC 31. This example is one of just a half dozen MS66+s being graded by PCGS. None being recorded as having been sold in auction before. The PCGS Price Guide is $2,000 and this coin should sell for more. PCGS# 7589 | EST: $1,500+ 232 DAY 2
LOT 514 G$1 1888 PCGS MS67 CAC A wholly original superb gem with nearly immaculate satiny surfaces. The coin is as struck and only a microscopic tic or two from perfection. Although Type 3 Gold Dollars were issued until 1889, the public had little use for the denomination and mintages were generally quite low. At 15,501 the 1888 had the second highest mintage after 1874, and the date can be readily found up to and including gem quality. The present superb gem is conditionally challenging and is among the finer known. PCGS 56, NGC 42, CAC 27. Only 22 finer including 3 PCGS MS68 CAC’S. The PCGS price guide lists the value at $3,000, however the coin is listed in the CAC price guide at $4,680. An MS68 CAC, if it were possible to find one, would cost $10-15,000, 3 to 5 times the current market value for this grade, making this delightful, superb gem a great value. PCGS# 7589 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 515 G$1 1882 PCGS PR65 DCAM CAC A GEM DCAM Proof, one of only 125 struck. This coin has a great look, combining exceptionally deep, reflective mirrored fields that contrast against the thickly frosted reliefs. Some minor planchet flakes are noted, where minor impurities in the planchet came to the surface, resulting in some splashes of deeper orange tones over the lovely golden fields. A wonderful orange peel texture in the fields ripples on the delightful mirrors. Only 125 Proofs were struck. PCGS 4, NGC 3, CAC 3. No PCGS/CAC PR65 DCAM has ever sold in auction. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $15,000 and the CAC CPG Value is $11,900. A delightful little coin, worthy of a fantastic gold Proof type set or date set of Proof gold dollars. Bid accordingly! PCGS# 97632 | EST: $10,000+ DAY 2 233
LOT 516 G$1 1888 PCGS PR65+ CAM CAC An incredible GEM quality Cameo Proof gold dollar. The surfaces are exceptionally brilliant with virtually pristine cleanliness and bold depth of clarity. Even with the aid of a strong glass we are unable to find a flaw worthy of mention in the fields, aside from a lint mark and mint made planchet flake, the surfaces are wonderful. The devices are nice and crisp with a bold frosted texture that contrasts against the captivating reflection of the surrounding fields. Only a single pair of dies, listed as JD-1 in John Dannreuther’s magnum opus on Proof U.S. gold coins, was used to strike the entire mintage of 1,079 pieces. Scarce in all grades, particularly so fine, this is a wonderful GEM Proof gold dollar for the type or date collector. PCGS 16, NGC 13, CAC 7. Just a pair are graded PR65+ CAM and the only PCGS PR65+ CAM CAC to sell brought $10,200 in November 2019. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $13,000. Fewer than a dozen are graded finer at PCGS in the Cameo designation, this is a wonderful GEM for any collector! PCGS# 87638 | EST: $11,000+ LOT 517 G$1 1888 PCGS PR65+ DCAM CAC A truly gorgeous and well preserved DCAM example of this late date gold dollar. Fabulous, beaming mirrors contrast against the thickly frosted devices on both sides. The fields have a wonderful orange peel effect. Aside from a couple of microscopic lines, this coin is pristine and has a great look. Only 1,079 Proofs were struck. PCGS 5, NGC 2, CAC 2. There are just two graded PR65+ DCAM with just seven finer. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $15,500. These rarely come up for sale, bid accordingly. PCGS# 97638 | EST: $13,500+ 234 DAY 2
LOT 518 $2.50 1839-C NGC AU58+ The finest circulated grade 39-C graded by either service, the AU58+ is the ultimate for the “every man” set. Struck from the HM-3 die marriage, which is listed as Rarity-4+ and is the second scarcest of the three die marriages listed. Brilliant golden surfaces gleam boldly on both sides with a somewhat reflective finish to the lustrous surfaces. Typical for a Classic Head quarter eagle, there are a number of abrasions and marks, however, the strike is bold and the eye appeal is decent despite the marks seen on both sides. PCGS 0, NGC 1. This is not the NGC AU58 that sold in August 2021 for $10,500. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $20,000. The most recent NGC-graded Mint State piece to sell in auction was a 62 that brought $55,200 a world record price in July 2021. We expect this coin will sell for a strong bid when it crosses the block. PCGS# 7699 | EST: $15,000+ LOT 519 $2.50 1854 PCGS MS65+ CAC Among the FINEST KNOWN examples of this early 1850s date quarter eagle. While nearly 600,000 examples fell from the dies, most went into circulation, and while lower grade Mint State examples are seen with some frequency, GEMS are EXTREMELY RARE. An incredible luster bomb! The fields are intensely brilliant with a bold flash and semi-reflective texture scattered about. Razor sharp in strike from dramatically clashed dies. A strong glass reveals a tiny scattered tick or two, but they blend into the clashing. Totally original brilliant yellow gold surfaces are truly a delight to behold. The quality is incredible and the clashing really adds charm to the eye appeal. PCGS 9, NGC 8, CAC 4. This is the only MS65+ graded by either service. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $11,000. This is NOT the coin that sold for $9,600 in August 2019. PCGS has graded just two coins finer, both MS66, neither of which are CAC approved. This is an important coin for the gold specialist collector, worthy of a very strong bid. PCGS# 7769 | EST: $10,000+ DAY 2 235
LOT 520 LOT 521 $2.50 1897 PCGS MS66+ CAC $2.50 1925-D PCGS MS65 CAC This is a sensational example of this low mintage late date Well struck in rich yellow gold with orange highlights. A Liberty quarter eagle. Only 29,738 were produced, but delightful example of the ever-popular incuse Indian Head luckily a number were saved in Mint State. However, in this Quarter Eagle designed by Bela Lyon Pratt. lofty state of preservation it is very scarce and RARE any finer. A bold, satiny luster glows vividly accenting the great PCGS 705, NGC 1,010, CAC 125. The PCGS price guide orange-gold coloration, The design elements are sharply lists the value at $2,000 and the CAC market price guide impressed and the surfaces are truly a delight to behold! is $3,500. CAC has stickered less than 7% of those graded MS65 take advantage of the opportunity to acquire an PCGS 47, NGC 49, CAC 16. There are just four in MS66+ attractive example of this popular gold design. and fewer than 20 are graded higher. The most recent example realized $2,520 in November 2020, and the current PCGS# 7949 | EST: $2,500+ Collectors Universe value is listed at $3,500. Note that in MS67 the value jumps to $7,500. Bid accordingly! PCGS# 7849 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 522 $3 1879 PCGS MS64 CAC Only 3,000 $3 gold pieces were struck for commerce, so these are quite scarce in any grade. This is a very pleasing near-GEM. Boldly lustrous golden surfaces with flashy brilliance and semi-reflective surfaces. The devices are sharply struck up with a nice frosty texture. There are a few minor light lines, but these do not impact the exceptional GEM like eye appeal. PCGS 124, NGC 97, CAC 25. The most recent example sold in April 2018 for $6,001. More recently a non-CAC NGC coin sold for $6,900 in the 2021 ANA auction. The current CAC CPG value is $7,910 and the PCGS Price Guide value is $7,250. Scarce finer. This near-GEM is worthy of a strong bid PCGS# 8001 | EST: $6,000+ 236 DAY 2
LOT 523 $3 1887 PCGS PR66 DCAM CAC Among the FINEST KNOWN Proof 1887 three dollar gold pieces that exist from an original mintage of only 160 pieces. Only around 90-110 are estimated to survive, and indeed, PCGS has graded a mere four in this lofty state of preservation, with just two PR66 DCAMs graded finer. Unbelievable quality mirrors are the epitome of beaming flash, clarity, and cleanliness. The surfaces are a rich, orange-gold color with warm yellow-gold on the devices. The fields have a wonderful orange-peel texture and the surfaces are essentially without flaw. Only a strong glass reveals a few very minor lines or toning flecks. The contrast between the mirrored fields and frosty devices stand out in stark bold contrast. This UBER-GEM has monster eye appeal! Only 160 Proofs were struck. PCGS 4, NGC 1, CAC 4. NO CAC-approved example has ever sold in auction in this grade. The current CAC CPG value is $66,000 and the Collectors Universe value is $60,000. Just two are finer, in the DCAM designation, both PR67 DCAM and the PCGS Price Guide value is $150,000! Good luck! PCGS# 98051 | EST: $55,000+ DAY 2 237
LOT 524 $5 1823 PCGS MS63+ CAC Legend Rare Coin Auctions is proud to offer this VERY high-end classic early $5 design. For an early half eagle, this 1823 is of exceptional quality, originality, and visual appeal. We consider this coin to be closer to MS64 quality than MS63. Truly a special example of this very difficult type. For the date, this wonderful early “Fat Head” five sits in the condition census for the date with fewer than a dozen graded in MS63+ or finer grades. To start, this BD-1 (rated R-4+), has a very clean and satiny look. Only with a strong glass can you find a few very light ticks and giggles (lines). A surprisingly strong luster (this coin does NOT glow like a later date) shows off pretty and totally ORIGINAL deeper yellow gold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional sharp strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic! Only 14,485 half eagles were struck, of which perhaps 70-90 examples are thought to survive today. As with other dates of the type, the intrinsic value of the metal in the coin exceeded its face value. Enterprising individuals exported them, had them melted into bullion, and then brought the metal back in to the U.S., netting a tidy profit. As such, very few of each date survive, and it is a Type our sister company (Legend Numismatics) has chased all their careers owning no more than 4-5 total (all grades, different dates). The quality and ORIGINALITY of this coin are indisputable! PCGS 7, NGC 3, CAC 3. There are three in MS63+ (which we think includes multiple submissions of the same coin looking for an MS64 grade). This coin last sold six years ago for $70,500 as an MS63. There are no records for an MS63+ selling. There are perhaps ten coins total graded finer at both services combined. PCGS# 8131 | EST: $50,000+ 238 DAY 2
LOT 525 LOT 526 $5 1855 PCGS MS62 $5 1855-C PCGS XF40 CAC A CHOICE Mint State example of this scarce, early date A great mid-grade Charlotte mint example, one of only Lib $5. Just over 117,000 were struck, and most went right 39,788 struck and one of about 500 known in all grades, into circulation. David Akers noted these are RARE in AU most in the VF-XF range. This CAC approved XF40 has or Mint State. Brilliant honey gold surfaces gleam with a a warm honey gold coloration. An appropriate number of strong, vibrant luster. There are accents of semi-reflective abrasions for the assigned grade are natural from honest time brilliance that add to the flashy look. The sharply struck in southern commercial channels prior to (and likely after) devices are a delight to behold, with all the details bold. We the Civil War. Very attractive! note some light lines and contact but there is no wear or friction anywhere to be found. Despite the minor flaws, the PCGS 30, NGC 17, CAC 5. The last PCGS/CAC coin sold eye appeal is sensational! in June 2021 for $5,520; prior to that another example sold in November 2020 for $5,040 and one in March 2021 for PCGS 8, NGC 4. A recent sale from February 2021 brought $3,600. Both the CAC CPG and PCGS Price Guides are $3,360, close to the current PCGS Price Guide of $3,750. not accurate at all in this grade. We expect this lovely XF40 VERY RARE any finer, just a dozen have been graded higher will bring a strong bid, a great coin for a circulated set of at PCGS. What a great looking coin that will fit nicely in southern branch mint gold. any gold coin type set or advanced collection of $5 Liberty Heads. Good luck. PCGS# 8262 | EST: $3,500+ PCGS# 8261 | EST: $3,000+ NOTES DAY 2 239
LOT 527 $5 1858-S PCGS AU58+ CAC The 1858-S is a famous rarity among early S-mint $5 gold pieces, and according to David Akers’ research was considered a “major rarity in any condition.” Further he stated, “I personally have never seen one better than EF...” Fewer than 100 survive in all grades, including a few AU pieces that have been certified, it is UNIQUE in Mint State, with just a single MS61 graded finer than the stunning AU58+ offered here. Nearly full mint luster glistens all over this beautiful example. Well struck, the devices show off full details. Just a hint of the lightest friction is seen that keeps this visually impressive GEM AU from a full Mint State grade. PCGS 8, NGC 13, CAC 2. This the only PCGS AU58+ and there is just a single MS61 on the Population Report finer. This coin realized $21,600 in December 2020 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $25,000. As one of the FINEST KNOWN, this beauty belongs in a world class collection of $5 gold. Bidding will be intense! PCGS# 8279 | EST: $20,000+ 240 DAY 2
LOT 528 $5 1865-S NGC AU53 A very challenging and rare Civil War date half eagle. Of the 27,612 struck, fewer than 100 are thought to survive today (PCGS CoinFacts suggests 80 in all grades, with just two in Mint State). David Akers wrote in his opus on gold coins, “I do not know of a specimen that would grade better than EF.” Many known have issues that would preclude numeric grading, so this generally pleasing AU53 is a rare prize indeed. There is a hint of luster clinging to the fields surrounding the devices. Typical for the issue the design elements have some weakness, especially on the mint mark. Scattered contact is seen, though evenly distributed on both sides, none of these are singularly distracting. The color is pleasing. This is a rare date and a great collector grade piece. PCGS 5, NGC 11. The last NGC-graded piece sold nine years ago for $6,463. More recently a PCGS AU50 sold for $9,850 in May 2021. The AU53 Collectors Universe price is $11,000. VERY RARE any finer. This is a great opportunity for the advanced collector. Good luck. PCGS# 8299 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 529 $5 1891-CC NGC MS64 CAC An incredible near-GEM Carson City half eagle! As the most available date, the 91-CC $5 is often collected as a type coin to represent the mint in a gold type set. The present VERY CHOICE example is wholly original and fabulously eye appealing. A rich frosty golden satin luster glows with a vibrant mint brilliance on both sides. A strong glass reveals some non-invasive scattered contact. The strike is sharp and the eye appeal is amazing. PCGS 88, NGC 63, CAC 24. No NGC/CAC example has ever sold in auction, but the most recent NGC-graded example sold in March 2021, realizing $7,800. NGC has graded just 17 finer, MS65 finest. Worthy of a great type or date set. Wonderful in every way, we know this near-GEM will see strong bidding. PCGS# 8378 | EST: $6,500+ DAY 2 241
LOT 530 $5 1909-D PCGS MS63 CAC Choice and original, this is a pleasing example for a type or date collector. Well struck and lustrous with a rich, deep orange gold tone, this $5 Indian has a great look for the grade. There is some minor contact but the eye appeal does not negatively impact the CHOICE eye appeal. PCGS 10790, NGC 8053, CAC 768. The most recent example brought $1,200 and the current CAC CPG value is $1,390. A great addition to any gold holding. PCGS# 8514 | EST: $1,100+ LOT 531 $5 1912 PCGS MS65+ This is a truly exceptional GEM 1912 half eagle. Tied for FINEST graded at PCGS with the Simpson coin for top honors, this is a truly remarkable high grade survivor of a mintage of 790,000. First off, this coin sports a stunning golden hue that is kissed with peach, tangerine, and rose accents. Deeply impressed incuse devices show razor sharp definition throughout the design types. A brilliant golden sheen and exquisite luster gleams all over. Some minor scattered ticks and traces of contact can be found, mostly in the dreaded field above the eagle on the reverse. These have little bearing on the eye appeal and are appropriate for the assigned grade. This is a truly exceptional quality and eye appealing GEM! PCGS 4, NGC 1. The most recent sold for $15,600 in April 2021 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $17,500. NONE are finer at PCGS so this coin will find its way into a top ranking PCGS set. Good luck! PCGS# 8523 | EST: $14,000+ LOT 532 $10 1891-CC PCGS MS61 Intensely brilliant mint luster blazes boldly on both obverse and reverse. There is a hint of reflection in the fields, giving this coin a delightful semi-Prooflike look. The devices are sharply impressed from an exacting blow from the dies. Vivid golden color radiates boldly and the eye appeal is superb for the assigned grade. As a “common” Carson City mint $10, this date and grade are perfect for someone looking to own a representative Carson City mint gold coin. PCGS 530, NGC 601. These have sold in the $2,160 to $2,760 range and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $3,250. This is a fantastic coin that will see very strong bidding when it crosses the block. PCGS# 8720 | EST: $2,200+ 242 DAY 2
LOT 533 LOT 534 $10 1897 PCGS MS64 CAC $10 1901-S PCGS MS65+ CAC Deeply frosted with old orange gold toning from long years Abundant satiny mint frost radiates and glows vividly on this of storage. Some light contact is visible however surfaces are Premium Quality GEM “+” grade gold eagle. Well struck free of any significant marks. and wonderfully preserved, there are only a few tiny ticks seen on either side, but they are not detracting from the PCGS 183, NGC 180, CAC 25. PCGS price guide value is quality or eye appeal which is high end. The surfaces are $2,000 and CAC price guide is $2,500. Despite the date’s totally original and free of serious abrasions resulting in a common date status and 1 million mintage, relatively few bold visual allure. survive in the upper mint state grades. A great coin for a gold type set. PCGS 1387, NGC 1341, CAC 172. PCGS has graded 105 in MS65+. The most recent sold in the 2021 ANA auction PCGS# 8737 | EST: $1,800+ for $3,600 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $3,500. The CAC CPG value is MS65 is $4,380 and in MS66 is $9,160. PCGS/CAC GEM gold is one of the hottest segments of the market, and the 01-S eagle is a “generic date” perfect for any gold type set or date set. Worthy of a wonderful collection. PCGS# 8749 | EST: $3,200+ LOT 535 LOT 536 $10 1901-S PCGS MS64+ $10 1903-S PCGS MS65+ CAC Original rose gold color with modest contact marks on satiny A lovely GEM example that while considered a “generic and frosty surfaces. Although considered a common date, a date” is actually much harder to find in GEM grade than its mere 1% of the 2.8 million minted have been graded MS64+ mintage of 538,000 might suggest. Possessing a bold, golden or higher. luster, this GEM is sharp and clean and has a great visual allure! PCGS 405, NGC 164. PCGS price guide value $2,250. US gold is always popular and has been in strong demand ñ PCGS 79, NGC 71, CAC 22. This is the only 65+ with CAC consider this a nice addition to a 4, 8 or 12 piece type set. to ever sell in auction, back nearly six years ago. The CAC CPG value in MS65 is $4,380 and in MS66 is $9,190. This PCGS# 8749 | EST: $1,600+ coin will certainly see very strong bidding when the hammer falls. Bound for a superb 20th century gold type set or short set of 20th century $10 Libs. PCGS# 8754 | EST: $4,000+ DAY 2 243
LOT 537 $10 1905 PCGS MS66 The 1905 eagle is a major condition rarity in GEM or finer grades. Indeed at the MS66 level as offered here, PCGS has graded just 9 pieces in over 35 years of operations with just five finer. Exceptionally brilliant cartwheel luster glows boldly throughout the obverse and reverse surfaces. Gleaming with a wonderful orange gold patina, the surfaces are minimally abraded and no mark is worthy of individual mention. The details are exacting in their precision! WOW the eye appeal and originality are PQ! PCGS 9, NGC 7. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $15,000 and the most recent APRs range from $9,000 to $21,600. With just five coins graded higher, this Premium GEM is worthy of a great set of $10 Liberties. PCGS# 8757 | EST: $10,000+ LOT 538 LOT 539 $10 1906-D PCGS MS64+ $10 1926 PCGS MS64+ CAC A brilliant Mint State 06-D $10 that has very strong claims Vivacious orange-gold patina is brought to life by a to a full GEM grade. Scattered light contact is seen with sensational GEM mint brilliance. Sharply struck up this coin the aid of a glass, but they have very minimal impact on the has the initial appearance of an even higher grade, but close frosty brilliant luster that glows vividly in the fields. Well inspection reveals a tiny well hidden tick in the headdress struck, the details are bold and the eye appeal is quite nice. and the eagle’s wing. The eye appeal is great. PCGS 28, NGC 5. Two have sold in the summer of 2021, PCGS 5238, NGC 5104, CAC 382. There are 295 in MS64+ realizing $2,640 and $2,880. Prior to that, the last one sold at PCGS. The most recent sold in the 2021 ANA auction for in 2019 for $3,840. Clearly the PCGS Price Guide value $2,340 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at of $2,500 is too low. Keep in mind that half a step up will $2,600. VERY RARE any finer with CAC approval, There reach the five-figures! A great value in our opinion, so bid are 36 in MS65/65+ and 7 in MS66/66+. A great coin for a accordingly. type set or choice set of Indian Head eagles. Gold bugs take note of this near-GEM. PCGS# 8760 | EST: $2,500+ PCGS# 8882 | EST: $2,200+ 244 DAY 2
LOT 540 $10 1932 PCGS MS66+ CAC WOW! What a fantastic quality example of this final collectable Indian Head date (the 1933 is extremely rare and virtually unobtainable to most collectors). Tied for second FINEST graded. The surfaces are FABULOUS! A thick frosty texture emits a bold satiny luster that beams from all over. Both sides enjoy beautiful original and even colors of deeper yellow gold. There are NO spots or discolorations. Only using a really strong glass and looking around can you see a few very trivial signs of any contact. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have delicate frost. The eye appeal is phenomenal! PCGS 160, NGC 157, CAC 33. There are 25 reported at PCGS in MS66+. The most recent example sold in our October 2020 sale of the Manasota Key Collection, which brought $15,863. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $20,000. There is a SINGLE MS67 graded finer, a coin that has never sold in auction, and would bring a very strong bid today if it was to come to auction. This tied for second highest graded GEM is worthy of a world class collection and will bring a very strong bid when the hammer falls. Good luck! PCGS# 8884 | EST: $15,000+ DAY 2 245
LOT 541 $10 1803 BD-5, EXTRA STAR IN CLOUD. PCGS AU58 CAC Wonderfully original and very pleasing for the grade. Beautifully toned surfaces show off varied golden, orange, and reddish hues that outline the devices in the fields. The actual wear is barely perceptible on the highest points and appears as gentle friction on the devices and in the fields. A few ancient scattered ticks can be found with a strong glass and a few mint made adjustment marks can be seen. The reverse has a die crack from the rim at about 6:00 through the tail and up around the right side of the shield. The colorful, rich golden-orange-red tones make this an incredibly gorgeous looking early eagle. This is an early gold specialists’ type of coin! It is a VERY SCARCE die marriage, listed in Bass-Dannreuther reference as Rarity-4+ with an estimated 90-110 known in all grades. In an earlier die state, the extra reverse star is visible boldly on the last cloud, under the F of OF. This coin, struck from a later die state, shows only vestiges of the star, and you do need a strong glass to see it. It is said that Harry Bass was the first to describe the star in the cloud feature on an example he purchased in 1966. It is curious because the star punched on the cloud is a smaller size than those used on gold eagle dies. BD-5 is also the only collectible die pair for the Large Reverse Stars variety, with the BD-6 being a Rarity-7 die pair with about 6-10 known. PCGS 8, NGC 1, CAC 1. No PCGS/CAC-graded piece has sold since November 2013. The current CAC CPG value is listed at $48,300. VERY RARE in any Mint State grade, this is a very high end AU58 with a very rare look. For the early gold specialist, this coin has a lot to offer! PCGS# 88565 | EST: $35,000+ 246 DAY 2
LOT 542 $10 1894 NGC MS60 PL Exceptionally flashy PL surfaces have a strong reflection in the fields. Razor sharp definition to the devices stand out. The assigned grade takes into account the numerous minor hits and marks that are exaggerated by the delicate nature of the Prooflike fields. PCGS 0, NGC 15. None have sold in auction. Unpriced by Collectors Universe, in MS62 PL, the published price is $2,000 and in this market where all that glitters is gold, this coin could easily surpass that level. Good luck. PCGS# 88729 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 543 $20 1852 PCGS MS62 CAC Satiny, frosty, lustrous, and brilliant, this early Philadelphia mint Type I double eagle has distinct claims to a CHOICE grade. Scarce in MS62 and downright RARE any finer. Sharply struck devices stand out nicely against incredibly lustrous surfaces. A warm, honey gold tone dominates the brilliant surfaces. Some minor, scattered contact marks are seen on both sides, accounting for the assigned grade. None of the marks have any impact on the outstanding eye appeal. PCGS 43, NGC 25, CAC 11. Just two PCGS/CAC MS62 examples have sold in auction. One in March 2020 for $10,800 and one five years ago for $13,250. The PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $12,500 and the CAC CPG value is $13,000. Note: No CAC-approved MS63 has ever sold in auction and the last time a PCGS/CAC MS64 sold was nearly a decade ago, realizing over $80,000! A great coin for type or date purposes! Good luck. PCGS# 8906 | EST: $11,000+ LOT 544 $20 1853 PCGS AU58 CAC Nearly full mint luster abounds on this early Philadelphia Mint Double Eagle. A touch of wear is visible only on the highest points of the design, and contact marks are modest for a $20 of this era. If the coin was placed into circulation, it was only for a limited time. PCGS 140, NGC 295, CAC 49. The value is listed in the PCGS price guide as $5,250 and the CAC price guide as $5,030. Near mint state and worthy of a premium bid. PCGS# 8908 | EST: $5,000+ DAY 2 247
LOT 545 $20 1853 PCGS MS62 Despite a generous mintage of 1,251,326 pieces, this date is remarkably scarce in MS62 and EXCESSIVELY RARE any finer. Indeed, just four are graded finer at PCGS, all MS63. This is a wonderful essentially CHOICE quality Mint State example. A rich mint luster glows in the fields under a totally original layer of rich orange patina. Sharply struck up, the devices are bold and frosty. The grade takes into account the few assorted and scattered traces of ancient contact, but nothing is singularly distracting in anyway. The eye appeal is quite nice! PCGS 28, NGC 16. The most recent MS62 to sell in auction realized $16,800 and was a non-CAC NGC coin (February 2021). No PCGS-graded coin has sold since September 2015. The current PCGS Price Guide suggests a value of $20,000. Only 4 coins are graded higher at PCGS, and the only MS63 graded by PCGS sold a decade ago. Clearly this is one of the best available to collectors. Do not let this opportunity pass you by! Good luck, bidding will be strong for this conditionally RARE issue. Good luck. PCGS# 8908 | EST: $14,000+ LOT 546 LOT 547 $20 1875 PCGS MS62 $20 1884-CC PCGS AU58 Lustrous rose and orange gold with contact marks consistent An exceptional AU58 example of this popular Carson City with the grade. The design of Type 2 Double Eagles was issue. Indeed there is something very special about any CC similar to that of the first type issued from 1850 to 1866; the double eagle. main difference is the motto ìIN GOD WE TRUSTî added within the stars above the eagle on the reverse. Type 2’s The present coin displays a full luster with a flashy, were issued only from 1866 to 1876 and most were heavily essentially Prooflike finish in the fields. Lively golden circulated. 1875 is one of only a few dates of this type with surfaces gleam all over. The sharply struck devices stand out availability in mint state. nicely with a decent frost. There are some minor traces of contact and friction, which accounts for the assigned grade. PCGS 399, NGC 249. The PCGS price guide value is The eye appeal is quite nice. $3,750, and an August 2021 auction recorded a price of $3,600. A solid Mint State example of the popular Type 2 PCGS 254, NGC 481. The last one brought $5,460 in April Liberty Dead design. 2021 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,500. This coin will certainly attract strong bidding from PCGS# 8973 | EST: $3,000+ the collector of better gold coins. Good luck! PCGS# 9001 | EST: $5,000+ 248 DAY 2
LOT 548 $20 1890 PCGS MS62 Satiny luster and rich rose gold toning combine for outstanding eye appeal. Contact marks are typical for this large heavy gold coin and consistent with the assigned grade. Only 75,490 were struck for circulation, and while a modest amount remains in Mint State, the date is challenging to locate in MS63 or better. PCGS 294, NGC 216. The PCGS price guide lists the value as $4,000. The recent auction appearance for the date and grade recorded a price of $4320 in August 2021. Tough to locate much finer and an excellent value for the grade. PCGS# 9013 | EST: $3,800+ LOT 549 $20 1893-S PCGS MS63 Struck in frosty rose gold with a complement of contact marks due to storage and handling in canvas sacks. With a mintage of nearly 1 million the date is readily available up to and including MS63. It is scarce to rare any finer with only 104 graded as MS64 and a miniscule 2 in MS65. PCGS 922, NGC 352. The PCGS price guide value is $3,500 and the most recent price realized at auction was $3,120 in April 2021. A presentable example for a date or type set. PCGS# 9024 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 550 $20 1898-S NGC MS63 Surfaces are satiny and lustrous rose gold as is typical of this date, which is known to be well struck, lustrous and readily available in grades up to MS64. Even in MS65 the 1898-S generally has greater availability than any other San Francisco Mint Double Eagle from the 1890’s. PCGS 5,372, NGC 4,856. Listed in the PCGS price guide at $2,750. Most recent auction record was $2,255 in September 2021. Popular for inclusion in date or type sets of US gold. PCGS# 9034 | EST: $2,000+ DAY 2 249
LOT 551 $20 1899 PCGS MS65+ CAC A gorgeous GEM, one we are glad to offer again, as this beauty came from our October 2020 Regency Auction, where it was described as: “For an MS65+, this coin is a rock star! We never ever see these like this. Its really is just a light frost break from MS66. Phenomenal surfaces are super clean. There is one light frost break on the right obverse. If we did not tell you, you might not even see it. The surfaces have an intense thick satiny texture. A bold glowing luster beams from all over. Original colors of thick gold/ pale greenish gold (on the reverse) are a delight to see. There are NO discolorations or spots. The originality of this coin is unquestionable. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and sharply struck. The eye appeal is intense!” PCGS 99, NGC 127, CAC 11. There are just 9 in MS65+ and a single MS66 graded finer. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $17,500. Prior to this coin selling, one sold for $16,200. The single finer MS66 is not CAC. This GEM is worth a strong bid from the most advanced gold collector. PCGS# 9035 | EST: $12,000+ LOT 552 LOT 553 $20 1900 PCGS MS64+ CAC $20 1900 PCGS MS65 A really nice, original, lustrous coin that in the old days Super frosty and lustrous surfaces in orange-rose gold are would have been called a GEM. The surfaces radiate with a unusually free of distracting marks for the date. Decades of golden brilliance. Sharply struck devices stand out and the storage in canvas sacks and transport worldwide by banks surfaces are generally of high end quality. We love the way has imparted heavy surface marks to many coins of this this coin looks. date. Considered common in grades up to MS64, the date is relatively scarce in MS 65 and nearly impossible to locate This is a slightly better date in GEM, this MS64+ has a great any finer. look and is a great price point for the collector. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $3,750 and the CAC PCGS 639, NGC 472. The price guide value given by CPG value in MS65 is $6,250. A great coin for the gold bug PCGS is $4,500. A PCGS graded coin last sold for $3,600 or type collector. at auction in April 2020. Above average for the designated grade, and surprisingly without a CAC sticker, this coin is PCGS# 9037 | EST: $3,600+ sure to inspire competitive bidding. PCGS# 9037 | EST: $3,500+ 250 DAY 2
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