RA 34 Catalog

LOT 524 50C 1936 DELAWARE. PCGS MS67+ CAC Premium quality to the fore! What a great looking, exceptionally preserved, essentially PRISTINE GEM. Brilliant, satiny mint luster gleams with a billowing vibrance throughout. Some mottled toning toward the periphery adds even more dimension to the very sharply struck devices. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 189, NGC109, CAC 79. The most recent example to sell brought $2,280 in June 2019 and another sold in the 2019 FUN auction for $3,120. The current Collectors Universe value is about the average of the two, at $2,750. Just a handful are graded finer at PCGS, none of which have ever sold in auction, but command a Guide value of $25,000. Good luck. PCGS# 9301 | ESTIMATE: $1,800+ LOT 525 50C 1936 GETTYSBURG. PCGS MS67+ CAC Of the 50 coins that make up a classic commemorative type set, those that make up the Civil War subset are among the most popular. The Gettysburg half dollar, is especially so, and in consistent demand from collectors. While it is a scarcer one with a mintage of nearly 27,000, you can easily find it in grades up to MS67, but in MS67+ and finer it is VERY RARE. Pearly-silver luster glows in the light on both sides. Traces of peripheral iridescent toning cling to the surfaces of this SUPERB example that has a bold eye appeal. PCGS 144, NGC 70, CAC 55. There are 18 graded 67+ at PCGS and just three finer in MS68. PCGS MS67+ CAC coins have sold in in the $5,170 to $9,400 range and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $6,500. No MS68 has ever sold since 2007, where the last one sold for $48,875. A great looking coin bound for a great set of classic commems. PCGS# 9305 | ESTIMATE: $5,000+ LOT 526 50C 1936 LONG ISLAND. PCGS MS67 CAC This beautifully toned piece is just shy of being a killer runaway type of toner. Immaculate surfaces are super clean and smooth, even using a strong glass we can find no flaws. A strong luster enlivens the colors; both sides are evenly covered by a delightful mix of totally original colors from Mother Nature. Moderate to deeper shades of pearly-silver, reddish-orange, light gold, and variegated colors beam boldly from all over. All of the details are sharply struck with no slide marks seen anywhere (so typical for the date). The eye appeal is fabulous! PCGS 85, NGC 57, CAC 71. We sold an example in our March 2019 Regency Auction for $3,408. Only 15 are graded finer, all MS67+. We know this SUPERB GEM will attract fierce bidding. PCGS# 9322 | ESTIMATE: $2,200+ 249

LOT 527 50C 1936 LONG ISLAND. PCGS MS67+ CAC Tied for FINEST GRADED at PCGS, and a coin truly deserving of its lofty position on the Population Report. Every thing about this SUPERB GEM Long Island is stunning, high end, and original. Deep iridescent rainbow toning with exceptional swaths of green, lemon, and crimson around both sides! The toning is far and away richer than usually encountered and this coin does not have the tab outline that often interrupts the rainbow flow. Quality, color, and grade, all the factors that combine to make this one exceptional. Long Island halves were distributed in cardboard holders, and when left unmolested for long periods, the coins that remained in these old holders obtained beautiful multicolored toning. PCGS 100, NGC 67, CAC 71. PCGS has graded 15 in MS67+ and NONE FINER. There is a wide range of APRs, the most recent selling for $6,000 in a March 2019 Internet Only Auction, though there is a record for one in April 2013 for $32,900! Based on the APRs, we believe this SUPERB GEM could bring near the current Collectors Universe value of $9,500. Bound for the FINEST of Registry Sets, if you are looking for a high end example, be sure to bid on this beauty! PCGS# 9322 | ESTIMATE: $6,000+ LOT 528 LOT 529 50C 1934 MARYLAND. PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1926 OREGON. PCGS MS67+ CAC There are your plain Jane Maryland half dollars and then there A beautiful SUPERB GEM that ranks among the FINEST graded. is THIS AMAZING specimen! It doesnít matter how well struck Shimmering pearlescent surfaces show off a satiny under glow that a piece is, it will always have flat spots on Calvertís nose, really brings the sharply struck devices out. The eye appeal cheekbones and eyebrows, itís just the way they come. This is one is excellent! of the prettiest examples the current cataloguer has seen. Truly album toned with the ice blue and sea green hues graduating to PCGS 152, NGC 68, CAC 70. There are 28 in MS67+ and just three peach and gold and ending at white centers. Evenly toned on finer. The last three examples sold in the $1,380 to $1,800 range, both sides. INCREDIBLE MINT BLOOM. and the current PCGS value is listed at $1,850. None of the three finer coins have ever sold in auction, making this one of the FINEST PCGS 86, NGC 98, CAC 55. Significantly, only 15 pieces have available to collectors. Good luck. graded MS-67+ at PCGS. PCGS# 9340 | ESTIMATE: $1,200+ Recent auction records are March 2019 for $3,120 and June 2019 for $3,360. This coin merits a premium bid on eye appeal alone! PCGS# 9328 | ESTIMATE: $3,200+ 250

LOT 530 50C 1938-S OREGON. PCGS MS67+ CAC What a very high end, chiseled SUPERB GEM! Every detail is sharply struck up with full, complete definition that makes the devices stand out with exacting precision. The autumnal hued coloration in shades of amber-red clay and gold formed around the details, combined with a thick, frosty luster makes the devices seem to stand out in even fuller relief. The eye appeal is wonderful! PCGS 217, NGC 169, CAC 110. There are 26 graded MS67+. Recent examples have sold between $900 and $1,528 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,150. Only 17 have been graded finer, and keep in mind that the last PCGS/CAC MS68 to sell realized nearly $6,500 nearly three years ago. This high end coin is worthy of placement in a very high end set of Classic Commems. PCGS# 9350 | ESTIMATE: $1,100+ LOT 531 50C 1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC. PCGS MS67 CAC Looking for a totally original, lustrous SUPERB GEM for your set? Look no further-- your search ends with this beauty! Deep, original iridescent toning graces both sides of this SUPERB GEM Pan Pac half. Flawless surfaces show off a brilliant satin luster that glows through the toning and in between the details of the fully struck devices. Clearly this MS67 sat unmolested for ages in the original case of issue, which imparted a medley of deeper olive-tan and russet-violet patina that really pops out when the brilliance of the mint luster catches a light. PCGS 99, NGC 50, CAC 70. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $7,500 and the last one sold for $7,050 in our January 2019 Regency Auction and we sold a very similar looking MS67+ CAC in our May 2018 Regency Auction for $9,694. What a great example of this beautifully designed. Good luck! PCGS# 9357 | ESTIMATE: $7,500+ LOT 532 50C 1920 PILGRIM. FS-901. PCGS MS67 A gloriously lustrous SUPERB GEM that has a dusting of iridescent toning on both sides. Well struck and very eye appealing. The surfaces have a delightful pale gold and sky blue patina evenly dusted over the uber smooth, superb quality surfaces. The reverse die break variety. Very cool late reverse die state with a dramatic die break that goes through the central rigging and looks like an extra sail. PCGS 52, NGC 21. For the variety, PCGS has graded just this single coin as FINEST graded example. PCGS CoinFacts does not assign a value in such a high grade, nor are there any auction records that we can find. What an interesting piece for the advanced Commemorative collection. PCGS# 511602 | ESTIMATE: $1,200+ 251

LOT 533 LOT 534 50C 1935-S SAN DIEGO. PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1936-D SAN DIEGO. PCGS MS67 CAC REMARKABLY mark-free! A jewel of an example with pearlescent Beautifully toned on both sides, this impressive SUPERB GEM luster and a trace of halo, fiery orange toning which lends to the sports wonderful eye appeal. Totally original, this coin is awash in originality and aesthetic appeal. Far above average strike for this rich olive, amber, violet, blue, and yellow-gold patina; the subtle notoriously weak issue. changes in hue are brought out dramatically as the bold luster catches the light. The quality and eye appeal are hard to beat! PCGS 239, NGC 106, CAC 87. There are 34 in MS67+ with just nine coins finer. The most recent MS67+ with CAC approval to sell PCGS 108, NGC 55, CAC 74. There is a wide range of APRs, in auction realized $3,055 in our May 2019 Regency Auction, and and in its most recent appearance, this beauty brought $1,260 prior to that, one sold for $1,140. The current PCGS value is listed in March 2019; we know today, it will bring another strong bid. at $1,400 and this one is truly worthy of a hefty bid! RARE any finer. PCGS# 9371 | ESTIMATE: $1,300+ PCGS# 9372 | ESTIMATE: $1,000+ LOT 535 LOT 536 50C 1926 SESQUICENTENNIAL. PCGS MS65+ CAC 50C 1936 TEXAS. PCGS MS67+ CAC The Sesquicentennial half dollar is one of the hardest early halves Very eye appealing! We love the look of this SUPERB GEM. Satiny to find nice, regardless of grade. Unlike other early commems, brilliant surfaces glow with a strong luster which is framed by a rich the silver surfaces did not tone nicely. Likewise, the low relief orange-gold tone that was imparted by long term storage in an old design rarely comes fully struck up. The presently offered PQ album. The devices are all sharply struck up with full definition, GEM is the total opposite! Washington and Coolidge’s portraits bringing out all the details of the intricate and busy reverse design. are crisply defined, as are the details on the Liberty Bell reverse. The eye appeal is exceptional and very high end. Exceptionally vibrant luster for the type brings out the subtle rainbow peripheral toning. The eye appeal is excellent! PCGS 206, NGC 137, CAC 88. There are 16 graded 67+ at PCGS and just 10 finer. The last CAC-approved example sold in in PCGS 398, NGC 296, CAC 95. This is a very high end GEM that February 2019 for $1,620 and the current Collectors Universe value is worthy of placement in a high end Commem half dollar set. The is listed at $1,200. Keep in mind any MS68 is going to be a near current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,000 and APRs are five-figure coin; this is a great coin for any advanced collector. all over the place. Keep in mind that this is the highest affordable grade most collectors will ever hope to obtain for their sets, as the PCGS# 9386 | ESTIMATE: $1,200+ population in MS66 is just 13 and one finer at MS66+. What a great opportunity for the advanced collector. PCGS# 9374 | ESTIMATE: $3,500+ 252

LOT 537 LOT 538 50C 1925 VANCOUVER. PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1946-S BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. PCGS MS67+ CAC One of the FINEST graded Vancouvers and a coin truly worthy of Whoa! Talk about a beautifully toned Booker T. Washington! For its lofty grade and accolades! a type that usually comes either untoned, pearly, or unattractively toned, this SUPERB GEM not only ranks among the FINEST A billowing, brilliant mint bloom sets both sides of this SUPERB graded, but also has to be one of the most beautifully toned coin aglow. Sharply struck up, the devices stand out against examples we have had the pleasure of handling! essentially PERFECT surfaces. A dusting of original toning on both obverse and reverse adds to the strong visual allure! Swirling greens, oranges, and pinks are brought out by an intense, satiny mint luster on the obverse and gold, fuchsia and PCGS 84, NGC 55, CAC 42. There are only 17 coins graded sky blue on the reverse. The obverse color rates a 9.5+ on our MS67+ at PCGS, with three finer. The only PCGS/CAC example 10 point scale, this SUPERB GEM is worthy of the FINEST toned in 67+ to ever sell in auction realized $4,772 in September 2015. commemorative collections. This remarkable coin has a similar look, and should realize that or more. PCGS lists a value of $5,750. With only three coins finer, PCGS 130, NGC 90, CAC 102. There are 17 in MS67+ and just this is a great opportunity to add one of the FINEST examples to five finer. Our recommendation in helping you formulate your bid: your set! ignore prices realized and price guide values and go with your gut--who knows when another gorgeously toned example like this PCGS# 9399 | ESTIMATE: $3,800+ will appear on the market! PCGS# 9406 | ESTIMATE: $1,500+ LOT 539 LOT 540 50C 1948-S BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1952-D WASHINGTON-CARVER. PCGS MS66+ CAC WOW! Flashy! This coin is semi-Prooflike with a bold reflective Tied for FINEST GRADED, and arguably one of the most attractive luster throughout on both sides. Brilliant silver with just a dusting examples with pearly white lustrous surface that are toned in of peripheral gold adds to the outstanding visual allure. ripples of blonde and honey gold hues. An issue that is known for itís notoriously weak strikes where planchet striations are noted. PCGS 41, NGC 68, CAC 48. There are five in 67+ at PCGS and Thankfully, this coin is free of those issues and simply has some light NONE FINER. This is not the one that sold in the 2019 Central contact marks, which are typical for the issue. States auction for a record $5,760. This totally unique looking SUPERB GEM is destined for the FINEST of PCGS Registry Sets. A PCGS 86, NGC 18, CAC 21. There are 10 in MS66+ and NONE runaway price would not shock us at all. finer. The current PCGS Price Guide is $3,150 and prices of MS-66+ examples have varied greatly in 2019, from a low of $1,980 to a high PCGS# 9414 | ESTIMATE: $4,200+ of $3,600. This coin is certainly worthy of a bid on the higher end of the price realized spectrum. Good luck! PCGS# 9435 | ESTIMATE: $2,500+ 253

LOT 541 25C 1870 J-890. PCGS PR65 RB CAC This gorgeous GEM example of this R-7+ Standard Silver pattern quarter is tied for FINEST honors at PCGS and is fresh to the market. Barber’s Liberty head wears a cap with three stars and hair tied in a ribbon, inscribed LIBERTY. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. The rich mirrors are a deep brick red color with overtones of magenta and violet. The eye appeal is spectacular and the surfaces are impeccable for the assigned grade. Indeed the only thing we see that might keep it from an even higher grade is a fleck or two hidden in the obverse legend. All the details are razor sharp too! PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 1. This is the first example enumerated by Andrew Pollock in his reference, being ex Superior’s June 1977 sale of the Dr. Couch Collection, lot 416; Bowers and Ruddy’s July 1981 sale of the William R. Sieck Collection, lot 141; and Mid-America’s September 1985 San Diego Sale, lot 997. We cannot trace it since, and housed in a second generation holder, it may well have been off the market since then--the definition of FRESH. The Simpson coin that we sold in January 2017 sold for $6,463. Worthy of a very strong bid, this coin is bound for a specialized Standard Silver pattern collection. PCGS# 71134 | ESTIMATE: $6,000+ LOT 542 25C 1870 J-914. PCGS PR65 RB CAC Tied for FINEST KNOWN and arguably the nicer of the two, with itís outstanding pedigree and nearly FULL RED surfaces! Swirling hues of gorgeous pale rose and magenta, dance across shimmering, deeply mirrored fields, in an aesthetic blend that is delightful to the eye. The crisp design elements exhibit thick, unbroken mint frost accented by wisps of ice blue and soft pink hues. Listed as a Rarity-7 and one of a mere 9 extant specimens! How can a coin this rare, be so affordable? A mystery that adds to the allure of the pattern series, and makes it such a fascinating pursuit for the collecting enthusiast. This piece is a piece of tremendous rarity and beauty for a fraction of the price of a standard issue from the regular issue series. If you have never considered collecting patterns, this coin should convince you of the unique opportunity this series presents to put together a world class collection without breaking the bank! PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. There has not been an example of this VERY RARE Standard Silver pattern quarter in this grade since 1994! The only J-914 to sell in auction this DECADE was a PR64 BN in our June 2016 Premier Session. Unpriced in Collectors Universe in this lofty state of preservation, we think our estimate will prove conservative when the hammer falls! Good luck! PCGS# 71158 | ESTIMATE: $3,500+ LOT 543 25C 1870 J-923. PCGS PR66 CAM CAC Ex Denali Collection. Tied with just the Bob Simpson example as FINEST J-923 graded at PCGS. A very tough R-7+ Standard Silver pattern, struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. A gorgeous, boldly contrasted superb gem from this specialized collection of 1870 patterns. Well struck devices are very frosted and contrast nicely against highly reflective mirrored surfaces. PCGS 2, NGC 1, CAC 2. Nearly two years ago, we sold this coin for $7,628 in our December 2017 Regency Auction, and in the May 2017 Regency Auction, we sold the Bob Simpson coin for $8,519. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $11,000. Bound for an advanced Pattern collection! Good luck! PCGS# 800082 | ESTIMATE: $7,000+ 254

LOT 544 25C 1871 J-1096. PCGS PR66+ CAM CAC A truly magnificent example of Longacre’s Seated Indian Princess design, the FINEST known of this Rarity-7- pattern quarter (7-12 known). We love Longacre’s elegant design that shows Liberty presented as a seated Indian Princess holding a pole with a Liberty cap on top. She supports a globe with two flags draped behind her. This design was implemented by William Barber after James Lonagcre died. An interesting anomaly about this coin is that it does NOT say UNITED STATES OF AMERICA on either the obverse or reverse. Fully struck up in nearly high relief definition, the frosted obverse devices stand out in full 3-D effect against the deeply and highly reflective watery mirrored fields. A warm, glowing amber-orange and gold toning shows off some icy blue and deep silver color on both sides. The mirrors are icy smooth and completely devoid of anything but mint made die polish lines. PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. Finer than the Eliasberg coin which is graded PR66 by PCGS and impounded in the Simpson Collection. This remarkable, SUPERB GEM is better looking than the NGC PR67 CAC Newman Coin that sold in April 2013 for $10,575. This coin was the NGC PR67 that sold in the 2018 ANA auction for $13,200. In PR66 (not CAM) the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $15,000. This amazing SUPERB GEM belongs in a WORLD CLASS Pattern set and should bring a record bid when it crosses the block. PCGS# 682923 | ESTIMATE: $17,000+ 255

LOT 545 $3 1875 PCGS J-1436 GILT. PR64 CAC This is a wonderful example of this VERY RARE R-7+ die trial of this important KEY DATE $3 gold piece! Struck from the regular $3 gold dies in copper then gilt. These off-metal strikings are listed as die trials in the literature, but Saul Teichman of uspatterns.com suggests that they more likely were struck for contemporary collectors and sold in full sets from the cent to double eagle. Due to the rarity of the Proof Only 1875 $3 in all grades, some of these pieces were gilt to simulate the regular gold strikings. The watery reflection of the fields comes through the gilding in the fields and the reliefs show a lovely glossy finish. Sharply struck on both sides the devices stand out wonderfully. There is a touch of an iridescence and a tiny fleck or two, which attest to the excellent originality and add to the eye appeal. PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. We are only able to trace a single example of this Judd # that was gilt as having sold in auction--this one. At the time of both prior auction appearances, it was NGC-graded. As we noted in the description of the J-1436 we sold in June 2019, we believe this coin is also the example that was in the Sussex Collection Auction, Bowers & Merena, June 1990, lot 249. The most recent of Judd-1436 to sell was the PCGS PR65 RB CAC that we sold for a record $73,438 in our June 2019 Regency Auction. Keep in mind that a Proof 1875 $3 gold piece, regardless of grade is going to be a six figure coin, this gilt copper Pattern $3. Missing from essentially every major pattern auction of the last generation and missing from essentially every pattern collection. Truly a coin that is under appreciated and should be worth more! PCGS# 718646 | ESTIMATE: $30,000+ 256

LOT 546 LOT OF 12 1965 SPECIAL MINT SET COINS This is an interesting lot of these modern issues. A lot of excellent quality GEMS and SUPERB GEMS, all graded by PCGS unless noted, consisting of the following: CENTS: SP68 RD; SP64 RD CAM (2); SP65 RD CAM; SP66 RD CAM (2); MS67 RD CAM NGC (2). DIME: SP68 CAM. QUARTERS: SP68; SP67 CAM. HALF DOLLAR: SP68 CAM. The clad and silver clad coins have the appearance of being essentially full Proofs, while the copper coins have varying degrees of bold reflection. The NGC-graded cents, the dime, and the half dollar are all among the FINEST graded of their respective issues. The combined PCGS Price Guide value of this lot is $18,145. Take a look at this lot, and help put together the FINEST graded 1965 Special Mint Set. PCGS# 83290 | ESTIMATE: $8,000+ 257

ADDITIONAL HANOVER COLLECTION OF LINCOLN CENT VARIETIES AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE SALE 1909 MS64RD DDR 1943-D MS67 RPM 1910-S/S MS63BN RPM FS-501 1944-D MS66RD DDO FS-101 1911-D/D MS64RB RPM FS-502 FS-012.81 1944-D/D MS67RD RPM FS-502 FS-0121.1 1911-D/D MS64RB RPM FS-504 1944-D/D MS65RD RPM FS-507 FS-021.11 1911-S/S MS64RB RPM FS-501 FS-012.85 1944-D MS66RD OMM FS-512 FS-021 1925-S MS63RB DDO FS-101 FS-013.3 1944-D/S MS64RD PLANCHET FLAW 1925-S/S MS64BN RPM FS-501 FS-013.31 1945 MS65RD DDO FS-101 1927 MS64RD DDO FS-101 FS-013.5 1945 MS65RD DDO FS-101 1930-D/D MS64RB RPM FS-501 1946 D/D MS67RD VP-001 1930-S/S MS66RD RPM FS-501 FS-013.73 1946-S/D MS66RD FS-511 OMM 021.2 1934 MS66BN DDO FS-101 (013.79) 1946-S MS65RD INVERTED MM FS-501 1934 MS64RB DDO FS-101 (013.79) 1947 MS66RD DDO FS-101 021.3 1934-D MS65RD DDO FS-101 1947-S/S MS67RD RPM FS-504 FS-021.31 1934-D/D MS65RB RPM FS-504 FS-013.8 1949-D/D MS65RD RPM FS-501 FS-021.33 1934-D/D MS64RB RPM FS-503 FS-013.81 1949-S MS65RD DDO FS-101 1934-D/D MS66RD RPM FS-504 (013.8) 1949-S MS66RD DDO FS-101 1937 MS67RD DDO 1950-S/S MS66RD RPM FS-504 FS-021.34 1938-D/D MS66+RD RPM FS-501 FS-016.4 1951 PR67RD DDO FS-101 FS-021.35 1938-S/S MS66+RD RPM FS-501 FS-016.51 1951-D MS66RD DDO FS-101 FS-021.4 1938-S/S MS67RD RPM FS-501 (016.51) 1951-D/D AU50 RPM FS-521 FS-021.51 1938-S/S MS67RD RPM FS-501 (016.51) 1951-D/S MS66RD OMM FS-511 FS-021.5 1938-S/S MS66RD RPM FS-502 FS-016.5 1951-D MS65RD OMM FS-502 FS-021.52 1938-S/S MS66RD RPM FS-502 FS-016.5 1951-D MS66RD OMM FS-512 FS-021.52 1938-S/S MS67RD RPM FS-502 FS-016.5 1952-D/S MS65RD OMM FS-511 FS-021.6 1939 MS67RD 1953 PR67RD CAM DDO FS-101 FS-021.7 1941-S MS67RD LARGE S 1953 PR66RD RE-ENGRAVED DESIGN FS-401 1942 MS62BN DDO FS-101 1953 PR67RD RE-ENGRAVED DESIGN FS-402 1942 MS63BN DDO FS-103 FS-018.9 1953-D/D MS67RD RPM FS-501 021.73 1942-D/D MS67RD RPM FS-502 FS-018.91 1953-D MS64RD RPM FS-502 1942-D/D MS66RD RPM FS-504 FS-018.92 1953-D MS66RD RPM FS-502 1942-D/D MS67RD RPM FS-504 (018.92) 1954-D/D/D MS66+RD RPM FS-501 021.76 1942-S MS64RD DDO #2 1954-S MS67RD RPM-3 1942-S/S/S MS66+RD DDO & RPM FS-101/301 (018.94) 1955 MS66RD DDO FS-102 FS-021.9 1942-S/S/S MS66+RD DDO & RPM FS-101/301 (018.94) 1955 MS65RD FS-102 FS-021.9 1942-S/S/S MS65RD DDO &RPM FS-101 FS-018.94 1955 PR67RD DDO & DDR FS-103/801 1942-S/S MS67RD RPM FS-512 FS-018.93 1955 PR67RD DDO & DDR FS-103/801 1942-S/S MS66RD RPM FS-512 FS-018.93 1955-D MS65RD RPM FS-503 FS-021.94 1942-S/S MS66RD RPM FS-512 FS-018.93 1955-D MS66RD DDO FS-101 FS-021.93 1942-S MS66RD DDO 1955-S/S/S MS66+RD RPM FS-501 FS-021.97 1943 MS66 DDR FS-801 1956 PR66RD DDO FS-101 1943 MS65 DDR FS-801 1956 PR65RD DDR FS-801 258

1956 PR66RD DDR FS-801 1972 MS65RD DDO FS-108 FS-033.58 1956-D/D MS67RD RPM FS-501 1972 MS65RD DDO FS-109 FS-033.59 1956-D MS66RD RPM FS-502 1972-S PR66RD DDO FS-101 FS-033.7 1956-D/D MS65RD RPM FS-508 FS-022 1979-S PR69RD DCAM TYPE 2 1956-D/D MS66RD RPM FS-508 FS-022 1979-S PR69RD DCAM TYPE 1 1956-D/D MS66RD RPM FS-508 FS-022 1980 MS65RD DDO FS-101 FS-034 1956-D/D MS65RD RPM FS 508 FS 022 1980 MS65RD DDO FS-101 FS-034 1956-D MS65RD OMM FS-511 1981-S PR69RD DCAM TYPE 1 1959 MS64RD DDO FS-101 FS-022.2 1981-S PR69RD DCAM TYPE 2 1959 MS65RD DDO FS-101 FS-022.2 1982 MS65RD DDO FS-101 FS-034.5 1959 MS66RD DDO FS-104 FS-022.3 1983 MS65RD DDO FS-101 FS-035 1959 MS66RD DDO FS-104 FS-022.3 1983 MS66RD DDO FS-101 FS-035 1959-D/D/D MS66RD RPM FS-501 FS-022.5 1983 MS67RD DDO FS-102 FS-035.1 1960 PR68RD TDO FS-103 FS-023 1983 MS66RD DDO FS-103 FS-035.2 1960 PR66RD DDR FS-801 1983 MS65RD DDR FS-802 1960 PR68RD LARGE/SMALL DATE 1983 MS66RD DDR FS-802 1960-D/D MS66+RD SMALL/LARGE DATE 1983-D MS65RD DDO FS-101 1960-D/D MS66RD LARGE DATE RPM FS-502 1983-D MS64BN DDO FS-101 1960-D/D MS66RD SMALL/LARGE DATE 1984 MS68RD DDO 1961-D MS66RD D/HORIZ D FS-501 1984 MS64RD DDO FS-102 FS-038 1963 PR68RD DDR FS-801 1984 MS65RD DDO FS-102 FS-038 1963-D MS65RD DDO FS-101 FS-025.8 1984-D MS62RB DDO FS-101 FS-039 1964 MS66RD DDR FS-801 FS-026 1984-D MS64RD DDO FS-101 FS-039 1964 MS66+RD DDR FS-802 FS-027 1984-D MS65RB DDO FS-101 FS-039 1964 MS66RD DDR FS-802 FS-027 1984-D MS66RD DDO FS-101 FS-039 1966 MS65RD DDO FS-101 1987-D/D MS65RD RPM FS-501 1966 MS64RD DDO FS-101 1988 MS67RD WIDE AM FS-901 1966 AU58 DDR FS-801 1988-D MS63RB WIDE AM FS-901 1968-D/D MS66RD RPM FS-501 FS-027.3 1995 MS68RD DDO 1968-D MS64RD DDR FS-801 FS-027.4 1995 MS68RD DDO 1968-D MS64+RD DDR FS-801 FS-027.4 1995-D MS66RD DDO FS-101 FS-041 1968-D MS65RD DDR FS-801 FS-027.4 1995-D MS66RD DDO FS-103 FS-041 1968-S PR68RD DDO FS-101 FS-027.5 1997 MS67RD DDO FS-043 1969-D MS64RD NO FG FS-901 1998 MS66RD WIDE AM 1970-S PR66RD DDO FS-102 LD/SD FS-030 1998-S PR69RD DCAM CLOSE AM 1970-S PR66RD CAM DDO FS-102 LD/SD FS-030 1998-S PR69RD DCAM CLOSE AM FS-901 1970-S PR67RD CAM DDO FS-102 LD/SD FS-030 1999-S PR69RD DCAM CLOSE AM 1970-S MS66RD LD DDO FS-103 FS-030.1 2000 MS67RD WIDE AM FS-901 1970-S PR67RD DCAM LD TDO FS-107 FS-030.4 2004 MS67RD DDR FS-801 1970-S PR68RD LD TDO FS-107 FS-030.4 2006 MS65RD DDO FS-102 1970-S PR68RD DCAM LD DDO FS-113 FS-030.6 2006 MS64RD DDO 1970-S PR66RD LARGE DATE DDO 2006 MS66RD DDO FS-102 1971 MS64RD FS-102 FS-030.7 2009 MS66RD DDR FS-801 1971-S PR68RD CAM DDO FS-101 FS-032 2009 MS66RD DDR FS-802 1971-S PR67+RD DDO 2009 MS65RD DDR FS-804 1971-S PR67RD CAM DDO FS-103 TYPE 3 FS-033.1 2009 MS64RD DDR FS-805 1972 MS66RD DDO FS-102 FS-033.52 2009 MS66RD DDR FS-808 1972 MS65RD DDO FS-103 FS-033.53 2014 MS65RD DDO FS-101 1972 MS66RD DDO FS-105 FS-033.55 2014 MS66RD DDO FS-101 1972 MS65RD DDO FS-106 FS-033.56 2014 MS67RD DDO FS-101 1972 MS66RD DDO FS-106 2014 MS67RD DDO FS-101 1972 MS65RD DDO FS-107 FS-033.57 259

HERE ARE SELECTIONS FROM THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY PCGS/CAC INVENTORY IN THE BUSINESS! 1C 1864 L ON RIBBON 1C 1909 LINCOLN PCGS 3CS 1872 PCGS MS65 H.10 1859 PCGS MS67+ 10C 1860 PCGS PR67+ 25C 1916 PCGS MS66 PCGS PR65 BN CAC PR67 RD CAC CAC CAC CAMEO CAC FH CAC $52,500 $15,750 $9,500 $55,000 $12,500 $4,950 50C 1808 PCGS MS67 50C 1940 PCGS MS68 G$1 1877 PCGS MS67+ $2.5 1893 PCGS MS67+ $2.5 1911-D STRONG $5 1837 PCGS MS64+ 0-103 CAC CAC CAC CAC PCGS MS64+ CAC CAC $105,000 $25,500 $8,500 $11,500 $26,500 $77,500 $10 1912 PCGS MS65+ J-381 10C 1864 PCGS J-60 $1 1836 RESTRIKE CAC PR66+BN CAC PCGS PR64 CAC $6,750 $75,000 $12,500