Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency Auction 44 Catalog

THE REGENCY AUCTION 44 APRIL 21st • THE BELLAGIO • LAS VEGAS



THE REGENCY AUCTION 44 APRIL 21st • THE BELLAGIO • LAS VEGAS Welcome friends! In the pages that follow, you will see one of the coolest selections of coins to appear in a Regency Auction! While not at its original venue, the Regency Auction 44 will offer something for everyone, especially if you collect half dollars! The market is very strong right now, and the consignments came flooding in, resulting in the offerings you are about to see. Starting off the auction is the Boylston Collection of Seated Liberty half dollars. Assembled over the course of many years, the extensive offering of 145 pieces includes many Choice and Gem grade pieces, including coins pedigreed to Newman, Pittman, Eliasberg, Richmond, and other important collections of ages past. Half dollars from other consignors folloW the Boylston Collection, and the selection, from the earliest issues (1795 PCGS AU58 CAC) to the most recent (1964 SMS PCGS SP67+), is extensive and full of great pieces! Gem quality rarities and pop top examples are happily presented for the astute collector. Concluding the half dollar section is the Gerald R. Forsythe Collection of Walking Liberty Half Dollars, the all time greatest set of Walkers on the PCGS Registry. It was Mr. Forsythe’s decades of searching out the finest pieces that produced this set, and it is his desire that the set be sold intact, as a single lot. Just think, one bid, and you are automatically vaulted to the #1 spot on the PCGS Registry. From there, type coins from large cents to dollars continue to show impeccable quality. Many impressive rarities have been consigned, including Gem grade pieces, condition rarities, and popular collector issues. Starting off the gold selection is the Forsythe Collection of Proof Indian Head Eagles. This is the former Far East Collection, assembled exclusively by our sister firm, Legend Numismatics, and is another #1 all time PCGS Registry Set. Overall, the quality in this catalog just oozes off each and every page. When the final lot closes, we expect many new record prices to be set, and to congratulate many happy buyers and sellers for these amazing coins. Happy Hunting, Julie Abrams President

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LISTED BID INCREMENTS Bid increments are to serve as a general guideline. Actual increments are at the auctioneer’s discretion. $0 - $199 $10 $200 - $999 $25 $1,000 - $1,999 $50 $2,000 - $4,999 $100 $5,000 - $9,999 $250 $10,000 - $19,999 $500 $20,000 - $39,999 $1,000 $40,000 - $99,999 $2,500 $100,000 - $199,999 $5,000 $200,000 - $399,999 $10,000 $400,000 - $999,999 $25,000 $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 $50,000 $2,000,000 and up $100,000 OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are based on HAMMER. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so Collector’s can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales. These published estimates represent what Legend Rare Coin Auctions determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality. There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale. We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us. We are here to help you!

PRINCIPALS Laura was raised in Highland Park, NJ. During high school, the coin bug hit her hard. Her trip to the 1976 NYC ANA left a lasting mark and huge desire for her to own and handle the greatest rarities. While attending Monmouth University, Laura attended coin shows more than classes. After college, she started LSS RCI, a wholesale coin company. In 1986, she realized the need for a “better” coin retailer and teamed up in 1986 with George Huang to form Legend Numismatics. In 1996 Bruce Morelan became a partner and since then Legend has exclusively built or assisted in assembling this generation’s greatest collections. In 2012 Laura saw the need for a smaller, boutique auction firm, and created Legend-Morphy with Dan Morphy, whom she split with in 2014. Today, Laura is also a leading consumer advocate for coins. The passion has never subsided, and she keeps a beautiful Proof Walker on her desk to this day. Laura Sperber Partner Bruce started collecting coins when he was only six years old and by the time he was in high school his dream was to be a coin dealer. But life intervened and instead, Bruce went into business. By chance, he became Legend Numismatics’ financial backer in 1996. His great grandmother had given him three coins when he was young, one of which being a Trade Dollar, so he set out to build the finest Trade Dollar set. After a few years with ultra rarities, Bruce returned to his love of dollars and completed both a set of Gobrechts and a set of Seated Dollars. After selling those sets, Bruce recently returned to dollars with a new Gobrecht set and a spectacular early dollar set capped by his dream coin, the Amon Carter 1794 Dollar. Not many collector’s can say they have completed not only the finest 1794-1885 Dollar Sets and have over the years owned such coins as two 1913 Liberty Head Nickels, an 1894-S Dime, 1876-CC Twenty Cent piece, 1827 Original and Restrike Quarters, 1838-O Half Dollar, two 1885 Trade Dollars and four 1884 Trade Dollars! Bruce Morelan Partner Matthew Bell graduated Magna Cum Laude from Julie Abrams started in numismatics in 1986 Ithaca College with Business Administration when she joined up with Bernard Rome and degrees in Finance and Marketing and launched Teletrade, the first computerized Accounting. He is a member of five collegiate auction company. As President of Teletrade, honor societies, the Oracle Society, Phi Kappa Julie helped expand the company, increasing Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma honor society for the frequency of auctions and expanding Business, Sigma Iota Epsilon, and Beta Alpha Psi. annual sales to $24 million within a few years. In 1999, GMAI, a publicly traded company, Prior to joining the Legend team, he was purchased Teletrade and Ms. Abrams became Executive Vice President of Sales for the parent Matt Bell Senior Accountant for Global Essence, Inc, an Julie Abrams company, as well as continuing her role as CEO CEO international flavor and fragrance company. President for Teletrade. Originally hired as a Staff Accountant, he was quickly promoted to be the number two person in the Finance Department for the company. In 2004 she joined Stacks-Bowers, she worked to develop an online bidding platform for the firm. She also marketed Stacks’ programs Matthew was brought onto LRCA in September 2017 as Controller for to secure consignments from dealers and institutions such as banks, both LRCA and Legend Numismatics. He was promoted initially to museums and universities. Executive Vice President in May of 2018, and again to CEO in January of 2020. Since he has been with the company, Legend Rare Coin Julie is a member of the American Numismatic Association, Auctions has seen its business expand to seven Regency Auctions per the Central States Numismatic Association and Florida United year, and enjoyed three consecutive years of revenue growth. Numismatists. S TA F F Terryann Cantalupo Greg Cohen Patrick Braswell Jessica Berkman Ann Marie Van Pelt Auction Director Senior Art Director Consignment Office Manager Director Numismatist AUCTION COORDINATOR | Jose Campos ASSISTANT CATALOGER | Liz Coggin

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Legend Rare Coin Auctions in conjunction with Elizabeth led him to purchase as many duplicate dates and grades as Coggan Numismatics is pleased to present, unreserved to possible. He had a deep appreciation for the design traits you, the sale of the Boylston Collection of Seated Liberty of Miss Liberty set against frosty white surfaces or black Half Dollars. Featured is an array of Mint State and Proof and white cameo contrasted fields. One of the inadvertent pieces meticulously assembled over the past 25 years with results of collecting so many high grade white pieces, tucked an emphasis on WHITE coins. Where white coins were not away over the past two and a half decades, is the creation of attainable for certain dates, the collector purchased high demand and price appreciation for those very same coins. grade, toned examples, in an effort to have as complete Collector demand, coupled with the influx of fresh coins to the a date/mintmark collection as possible. Never before has marketplace after so many years, is sure to create unfettered such an expansive and extensive collection of Seated enthusiasm and spirited bidding! We encourage you to jump in Halves been offered. and pick up some of these beautiful coins while you can. The collection contains scores of top pops throughout, with While the consignor wishes to remain anonymous, I know pedigreed pieces tracing back to the famous Louis Eliasberg, he would like to convey to you the joy he has experienced Sr Collection as well as other storied holdings. Particular putting together this remarkable collection and his thanks for highlights include the 1840(O) Reverse of 1838 in PCGS your participation in this sale. We sincerely hope you have MS64 CAC, the 1842-O Med Date Reverse of 1840 in as much fun reading the descriptions, viewing the coins, and PCGS MS64+ CAC, and an 1866-S With Motto NGC MS66. purchasing a favorite coin or two, as we have had assembling Additional rarities contained are an 1856-S PCGS MS64 the collection. CAC, an 1857-S PCGS MS66 as well as an 1862 NGC PR66 Best of luck to you! CAMEO and an 1873 Arrows NGC PR66 CAM, a POP 1, Liz Coggan FINEST graded 1875-CC PCGS MS66+, and a drop dead gorgeous 1877/6 PCGS MS65+ CAC. The consignor’s passion for white Seated Liberty Half Dollars 8

LOT 1 50C 1839 DRAPERY. PCGS MS63 POPULAR FIRST YEAR ISSUE. A desirable and highly sought by date and type collectors. Far above average strike detail for the issue--with crisp hair strand delineation on Liberty’s head and full breast feathers on the eagle. Under strong magnification there are a couple of light breaks in luster and a few random contact marks, but all are commensurate with the grade. Blazing white and cartwheel luster. Two major varieties of 1839 dated halves were coined. The first was Without Drapery at the elbow and they were minted only in 1839 and are considered quite scarce. The other was With Drapery at the elbow (such as this coin) and they were coined from 1839 through 1852. Although a more common example, they are still difficult to come by in higher mint state grades. PCGS 12, NGC 15. A mere 44 coins grade finer. Listed in the PCGS Price Guide for $2,600. The last example to trade at auction was in October 2016 and it fetched $2,233. With the demand for white Seated halves as strong as it is, we anticipate this high end piece will command a handsome price! PCGS# 6232 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 2 50C 1840 REVERSE OF 1839. PCGS MS65  TIED FOR THIRD FINEST GRADED! Booming mint bloom is accentuated by lovely toning intermingled in shades of soft gray, rose and ice blue. A couple of light ticks are noted on the left shoulder of Miss Liberty and one on her chin under strong magnification. WB-10 Doubled Date. Rarity-3. Clearly seen with the naked eye are the undertypes of the 18. Also doubled are the 4 on crossbar and the 0 is repunched south. Struck with the Small Letters reverse from 1839. PCGS 8, NGC 2. Just 6 coins grade finer 5 are PCGS MS-66 and one grades PCGS MS-66+. PCGS Price Guide is $8,500. This exact piece last sold at auction in January 2015 (a weaker market) where it fetched $8,813. An outstanding opportunity for both the date and variety specialist. So few GEM pieces remain, that we expect a dogfight when this coin comes up for sale! Good luck! PCGS# 6234 | EST: $6,000+ 9

LOT 3 50C 1840-(O). REVERSE OF 1838. PCGS MS64 CAC A DREAM coin for the student of numismatics. Blast white with just a trace of champagne gold to lend originality to the coin. Intense mint frost accents precision point design details. Save for a tiny contact mark in the right obverse field, this coin is exhibiting gem-like surfaces (no guarantees, merely an observation). Struck from a heavily rusted obverse die as is evidenced by the rash of tiny pimples on Liberty’s neck, chest and forearm. Rusty dies were highly uncommon at the Philadelphia Mint at the time, although quite common in New Orleans. Medium Letters, Reverse of 1838. WB-101. Known as one of fabled missing mintmark varieties coined at the New Orleans Mint. Although Seated halves were coined in 1839, it was not the Seated half dollar design that was incorporated in the production of this issue, but, rather, the Capped Bust half dollar reverse. Remarkably, no one noticed the omission of the mintmark until 1980! The carry over reverse die was on it’s last leg and it is quite remarkable that it survived the striking of the Seated halves. Evidence of the deterioration of the die is noted in the myriad of radial die cracks from various border points around the legend to the center of the coin. A splendid condition rarity and a prized piece that harkens back to the fabled Harlan P. Smith, S.H. and Henry Chapman, May 1906, John H. Clapp, 1942 and Louis Eliasberg, Sr. 1996 Collections. PCGS 2, NGC 8, CAC 2. Just 17 coins grade finer, and we wonder how many really stack up quality-wise to this beauty! PCGS Price Guide is $15,000. This exact piece last sold at auction in January 2018 for $10,800. That certainly seems like a bargain price based on the pedigree and outstanding quality of the coin. Destined for a top flight collection. We expect all out war on this GEM. Bid liberally or go home empty handed! PCGS# 6233 | EST: $10,000+ LOT 4 50C 1840-O PCGS MS63+ CAC SUPERB ORIGINALITY and aesthetic appeal. A coin that will appeal to the purist. The surfaces are booming with original mint bloom and frost and are kissed with honey gold toning highlights. Just one or two teensy contact marks are noted under magnification. Extremely well struck for a New Orleans Mint issue and for this variety in particular, as it generally comes with weakness at Liberty’s mid section, but this piece is a pleasant exception. WB-11 with a Large O mintmark. A large reverse die cracks starts at the rim and travels through the L in dollar to the eagle’s right leg. Another crack begins at the rim and continues along the right side of D in UNITED, through the wing and to the base of the shield. PCGS 7, NGC 5, CAC 3. Just 2 pieces carry the coveted + designation for the grade. Only 9 total pieces grade finer with the nicest a PCGS MS-66. PCGS Price Guide is $5,500. This coin sold back in November 2010 for $4,945. A prized piece for the connoisseur. With the price spread jumping to $10,000 in MS-64 and the potential upside in condition of this fabulous piece, we expect strong bidding activity. She’s worth the splurge! PCGS# 6235 | EST: $5,000+ 10

LOT 5 50C 1842 MEDIUM DATE. PCGS MS65 TIED FOR SECOND FINEST GRADED! Creamy white surfaces look like satin sheets and bounce with life from the blazing luster rolling over them. A glorious GEM with incredibly choice surfaces. Just a couple of tiny flea bites in the right obverse field are noted under magnification. Outstanding strike. WB-12. Medium date, Triple Punched Date with the digits repunched north 3 times! Rarity-3. A plethora of die cracks are present on both the obverse and reverse and several parallel die lines are noted beneath the date and above Liberty’s head. PCGS 3, NGC 3. Just two coins grade finer and both are MS-66. One PCGS and one NGC. PCGS Price Guide lists the date at $7,500. Everything that has sold at auction has been heavily toned. The last PCGS coin traded for $5,640 in January 2017. We challenge you to find another WHITE GEM that has sold in the past decade! You won’t, as they are rarer than the proverbial hen’s tooth! Destined for a top Registry Collection. Sure to elicit a flurry of bidding activity! Don’t miss out. PCGS# 6239 | EST: $5,500+ LOT 6 50C 1842-O SMALL DATE. NGC MS61 A CLASSIC RARITY. Remarkably well struck for the variety. Most extant specimens are weak on the left lower portion of the eagle’s body (as made). This coin is fully struck throughout! This piece has a ton of luster for the grade that is not subdued in spite of the pretty apricot toning blanketing the obverse and reverse. WB-2 Rarity-5. Large O mintmark. One of just two die pairs used to strike this rare Small Date, Small Letters issue. This variety represents the second and final use of the obverse die and the only use of the reverse die in 1842. PCGS 1, NGC 0. A scant mintage of 203,000 coins made this issue a destined rarity from the day it was coined. PCGS Price Guide is $21,500. Just two other mint state specimens are known, both are MS-62 and graded by PCGS. One is the former Gardner Collection piece and the other is from the Louis Eliasberg, Sr Collection. The last time this piece appeared at auction was in 2016 (a much weaker market) where it sold in March for $11,750. Deserving of a world class collection. Bid like this is your last opportunity to own this date in Mint State for a long time to come, it likely is! PCGS# 6238 | EST: $12,000+ 11

LOT 7 50C 1842-O MED. DATE. REV. OF 1842. PCGS MS64+ CAC SOLE FINEST GRADED FOR THE VARIETY. This coin screams original, GEM! Rolling frosty cartwheel luster bounces off the surfaces and accentuates fully defined design elements. Toned in a wash of peach and gold toning over silvery gray fields. A couple of toning spots are noted for accuracy. One on Liberty’s head (a distinguishing feature, making this coin easy to trace) as well as a small one in the right obverse field. Thankfully no one has dipped off the color and so it remains as pristine as the day it was coined! Many mint state examples of New Orleans Mint Seated halves remain, as there was little numismatic interest in them at the time they were coined. Interestingly, New Orleans was the only branch mint to strike halves from the 1830s through 1854. WB-12 R-3. Medium Date, Medium Letters. A prized rarity that has the storied Richard Jewell Collection as part of it’s provenance. PCGS 6, NGC 3, CAC 3. Just 1 + designated example and this is it! PCGS Price Guide is $15,000. A mere two coins grade finer, an MS-65 PCGS and an NGC MS-66. This example most recently sold in July 2017 for $11,163 and is from the Jascha Heifetz Collection. Back when the market was stronger, it traded hands at auction for $22,375 in July 2013. We anticipate the coin will trade closer to it’s market high in 2013 considering the limited availability and red hot coin market. Opportunity is knocking loudly here! Worthy of a world class cabinet! PCGS# 6242 | EST: $14,500+ LOT 8 50C 1843 NGC MS65 OOZING with BEAUTY! Among the finest extant specimens and a treasure to behold! Wispy hues of baby blue, peach and golden orange toning grace extraordinarily well struck, richly frosted motifs and flashy, fields rolling with original mint bloom. An ORIGINAL GEM. A few light tick marks are noted in the right obverse field under a strong loupe. WB-27 R-3 Repunched 4. So many extensive die cracks on the reverse, one wonders how this coin was even struck, much less sport the striking detail that it does! Quite astonishing! PCGS 5, NGC 4. 14 coins grade finer. PCGS Price Guide is $8,500. This coin last sold in September 2014 for $5,434. Fresh, original, high end Seated Halves are becoming quite scarce. Expect bidding warfare to ensue. PCGS# 6243 | EST: $5,500+ 12

LOT 9 50C 1843-O NGC MS66 SOLE FINEST GRADED! What a spectacular rarity! When you twirl this coin in the light you are struck by the intensity of the luster, but beyond that you are BLOWN AWAY by the beautiful ice blue, violet and fiery peach overtones. The strike is sublime and totally unexpected on this notoriously weak date. All of the design elements are visible with pinpoint precision which probably earned the piece it’s MS66 grade. A few teensy ticks can be seen on the obverse and there is a faint, well concealed scratch near Liberty’s knee (noted for accuracy). WB-1. Large O. 3 repunched south with a small slanted line of the secondary 3 noted above the primary digit. PCGS 0, NGC 1. PCGS Price Guide does not list MS66, but an MS65 is listed for $30,000. Two MS65 PCGS CAC pieces last traded in 2010 and 2015 for over $23,00 and $23,500 respectively. The last appearance for this MS-66 graded piece at auction was October 2014 pedigreed to the Eugene Gardner Collection Part II, where it traded for $15,275. We anticipate feverish bidding for this TOP POP rarity! Someone is going to significantly improve their Registry collection with this Gem! Good Luck! PCGS# 6244 | EST: $20,000+ 13

LOT 10 50C 1844 NGC MS65 KNOCKOUT eye appeal. Creamy mint bloom drapes clean fields. Subtle nuances of celery, lemon yellow, electric blue and soft peach toning create a lovely halo effect. Virtually unblemished surfaces save for a tiny tick here and there which you need strong magnification to even see. Rare in GEM status. In fact, MS-65 and MS66 Seated halves of any date/mint are considered exceedingly elusive, which is what makes this collection so spectacu- lar--the quantity of high grade gems is highly unusual. WB-4 Rarity-3. Overlapping 8s in the dentils. PCGS 0, NGC 2. PCGS Price Guide value is not listed for the grade (MS64 is $4,500). From the highly regarded Eugene H. Gardner Collection, Part III where it sold for $8,813 in January 2017. The market is much stronger today than in 2017, so prepare to battle it out for this AWESOME piece! PCGS# 6245 | EST: $6,500+ LOT 11 50C 1844-O PCGS MS64 A SLEEPER DATE and eye popping beauty! Creamy white luster encompasses extraordinarily mark-free surfaces. A couple of faint scratches to the left of the date is all that is keeping this coin from an MS-64+ or even MS-65 grade (no guarantees, but boy is it nice!). Far above average strike for the date with crisp hair definition and complete eagle feathers. WB-19, Rarity-5. Lg. O. Identifying features are die lines from the rock beneath the foot and on the reverse there are die lines in the dentils beneath the word HALF and a file line from dentil to the second T of STATES. Scarce and especially desirable in this lofty state of preservation. PCGS 5, NGC 5. Only 4 pieces grade finer. The highest graded piece is MS65. PCGS Price Guide value is $4,750. Six long years ago was the last appearance of this coin at auction and it fetched $3,290 in February 2015. With the price differential between an MS-64 and 65 grade being significant and considering the quality of the piece offered herewith, we can’t but help think this coin will cause a stir of spirited bidding. Good luck! PCGS# 6246 | EST: $3,200+ LOT 12 50C 1845-O PCGS MS64 CAC ONE OF THE FINEST extant examples of the date and mint and most likely the finest for the variety! This piece actually looks a little prooflike. Very flashy fields surround frosty, well struck motifs. The fields are awash in wisps of golden toning. Superb eye appeal and originality. WB-18 Tripled Date. Lg O Rarity 4. Super cool, dramatically pronounced triple punching on the date is clearly visible to the naked eye. From the York Collection. PCGS 9, NGC 8, CAC 4. Just 9 pieces grade higher. PCGS Price Guide value is $5,500.We sold this particular coin in our Regency Sale December 2017 WITHOUT the CAC sticker for $9,106. With just 4 CAC examples for the grade, you can expect strong competition for this awesome piece! Worthy of a high class collection. PCGS# 6249 | EST: $7,500+ 14

LOT 13 50C 1846 6/HORIZONTAL 6. NGC MS65 UBER COOL variety and the SOLE FINEST KNOWN example. This coin has all the bells and whistles you would expect from a finest graded, super cool variety! FLAWLESS satiny smooth surfaces exhibit intense cartwheel luster. Electric navy blue, violet and fiery orange toning accentuate the eye appeal and do nothing to diminish the blazing underlying luster. Boldly rendered design details with the underlying horizontal 6 clearly visible to the naked eye. Arguably the most well known and iconic blundered dates in all of United States coinage. Although the mint had a long history of recutting, repunching and misplacing dates, the reason for this particularly dramatic blundering is unclear. No matter the reason, these blunders are always highly sought after by collectors and this coin represents the finest you can buy! PCGS 0, NGC 1. PCGS does not have a price guide for MS-65 grade. This coin last sold eight long years ago at auction as part of the Eugene H. Gardner Collection, Part II, October 2014 for $15,863. With the passage of time, the demand and competition to own the best coins for Registry sets has only increased. This coin belongs in a WORLD CLASS collection. You’ll need lady luck on your side and fortitude to weather the bidding battle if you wish to obtain this awesome rarity! PCGS# 6254 | EST: $17,000+ 15

LOT 14 LOT 15 50C 1846 MEDIUM DATE. NGC MS63 50C 1846 TALL DATE. NGC MS64 FLASHY white luster and brilliance are highly pronounced UNDERRATED DATE. Scarcer overall than it’s Medium and accented by wisps of amber toning. An underrated date Date counterpart. Blazing luster graces fields that look like in the series. Die polish lines are visible on both sides. A few a sheet of satin. A halo of golden toning adds to the eye light marks are noted in the obverse fields and a tiny spot if appeal. Some light die polish lines and a planchet depression noted on the reverse shield. A hard date to find white--most near star 12 are noted on the obverse. Needle sharp motifs have splotchy toning. are graced with frosty accents. WB-9. Rarity-3. Identified by the lump in the drapery near PCGS 5, NGC 2. A mere 8 coins grade finer. PCGS Price Liberty’s elbow and the small lump on top of the T of UNITED. Guide lists this date for $6,500. There are no recent auction records for non-CAC NGC coins. A PCGS piece sold in PCGS 8, NGC 6. PCGS Price Guide is $2,250. The last piece October 2015 for $4,230. With seven years between sales to sell at auction in an NGC holder was in June 2017 for and no white coins available, it’s safe to assume this coin $1,116. You would think this would be an easy date to find, will garner a lot of attention and activity when it crosses the but populations would suggest otherwise. Only 13 coins grade block. higher! That’s four long years since the last one appeared at auction. Jump on the bandwagon and get the bidder paddle in PCGS# 6252 | EST: $3,500+ the air if you want to pick up an affordable, white example. Opportunities are few and far between. PCGS# 6251 | EST: $1,100+ LOT 16 50C 1846-O TALL DATE. NGC MS61+ RARE IN MINT STATE! Thick frosty luster graces keenly struck motifs. Blazing white with just a faint trace of amber reverse tone. Struck from rusty dies. Light scattered disturbances are noted in the fields, but no major marks or scratches. Likely dipped at one time. Just to help drive the rarity of a Mint State example home, it is significant to note that the venerable Louis Eliasberg Sr. only had a VF-20 example in his collection! WB-26 R-4. The third use of the obverse die and the only use of the reverse die. Most easily identified by the small lump in the field near the lower serif of the first S of STATES. PCGS 0, NGC 2. Just one has been granted the + designation. This coin’s rarity creeps up on you. You would think that lower graded Mint State examples are easy to come by, but it is quite the opposite as evidenced by the populations at PCGS and NGC combined which is a whopping 5 pieces in Mint State. The finest is a sole MS63 graded piece. PCGS Price Guide value is $11,000 in MS-61 and $18,000 in MS-62. Better be ready to go the distance is you want this one for your Registry Collection! Deserving of a home in a first rate collection. PCGS# 6256 | EST: $8,500+ 16

LOT 17 LOT 18 50C 1847 PCGS MS63 50C 1847-O PCGS MS62 BOOMING satiny luster drapes over nicely preserved BRIGHT and BOLD with strong motifs surrounded by satiny surfaces and keenly struck motifs. A couple of random smooth surfaces. A light mark in the left field and a thin tick marks are seen with a loupe, but nothing noteworthy. reverse scratch above the eagle’s head are what keeps this Underrated. coin from a higher grade. Scarcer than mintage figures would indicate, especially when you get into Mint State grades. WB-6, Rarity-3. Repunched 47. Clearly defined repunching, especially on the 7 where doubling shows below the crossbar WB-8 R-3. Repunched Mintmark. and the bottom of the 7. PCGS 7, NGC 11. PCGS Price Guide is $2,600. An example PCGS 14, NGC 8. For a so-called “common date” it is sold in April 2017 for $1,998 and another in October 2018 for surprising that just 25 coins grade finer with the highest $2,040. Worthy of an aggressive bid. grade being an MS66. PCGS Price Guide Value is $2,000. In August 2019 an example traded for $1,800. Pay attention, PCGS# 6259 | EST: $1,800+ this is a good opportunity to pick up a tough, inexpensive date. PCGS# 6257 | EST: $1,400+ LOT 19 50C 1848 PCGS MS65 CAC TIED FOR FINEST KNOWN! Wholesome, fresh and original with a glorious array of obverse baby blue, celery green, gold and hues intermingled over deep mint bloom and luster. The reverse is somewhat reflective, and mostly brilliant with a gorgeous halo of peach tone to offset the devices. Keenly defined motifs are graced by a wash of mint frost. A few light marks are seen under magnification near star 3 and on the reverse above the eagle’s head. Especially RARE in GEM status, in spite of the relatively high mintage of 580,000 coins struck. WB-5, Rarity-4. No unusual die defects on the obverse are noted, but the reverse is easily identified by the raised patch of metal below the LF of HALF as well as the prominent die lines in the shield. PCGS 5, NGC 1, CAC 4. PCGS Price Guide values this date at $15,000. This exact piece sold in August 2010 for $16,100. It has been a DECADE since this piece has appeared at auction and it certainly rivals any of the other Gem graded pieces that have sold in more recent times. The quality of this magnificent piece cannot be overstated. This coin is destined for a WORLD CLASS collection. The only question is, will it be yours? PCGS# 6260 | EST: $12,500+ 17

LOT 20 50C 1849 PCGS MS65 TIED FOR FINEST GRADED! Twirl this coin in the light and the cartwheels bounce off of the creamy mint brilliance and luster in the fields. The peripheral toning in shades of electric blue, rose and gold hues serves as a GORGEOUS contrast and frame to richly frosted, needle sharp devices. A well concealed abrasion is noted on Liberty’s right shin and a couple of teensy flea bites are seen under strong magnification. Exceedingly rare in Gem condition. WB-11, R-3. Known as the Repunched 1 variety, but on very late die states, like this coin, the repunching of the 1 is not visible, but the die crack through the date and from the rim to R-y through the rock support is also prominent. From the legendary Col. E.H.R. Green Estate, Eric P. Newman/B.G. Johnson (St. Louis Stamp and Coin Co), Eric P. Newman for $7.50, Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society. PCGS 2, NGC 3. NO PCGS graded pieces have traded at auction! This exact coin sold in the Eric P. Newman auction for $15,275 in November 2013 where it was housed in an NGC holder. Listed in the PCGS Price Guide for $12,500. We have no doubt this coin will elicit lively bidding. Worthy of a WORLD CLASS collection. Good luck! PCGS# 6262 | EST: $12,000+ LOT 21 LOT 22 50C 1849-O NGC MS61 50C 1850 NGC MS61 EXTRAORDINARY strike for the date and mint. Chiseled REFLECTIVE fields are created due to polishing of the die and design elements are enhanced by generous amounts of frost. are a pretty accent to razor sharp design details. Blushes of gold Blazing white due to a light dip at one time (which did nothing toning are noted, most notably on the reverse. There is a small to diminish the overall luster. It is flashy and complete). contact mark near star 11, and a few random reverse marks above the eagle’s head, but they are commensurate with the WB-6, Rarity 3. Lg O. Easily identified by the heavy die rust grade. In fact, for a coin in MS-61 grade, one would expect a lumps scattered over the obverse on Liberty’s body and within plethora of bagmarks, but this coin is happily free of them! the shield. Rotated reverse die about 30 degrees to the left. WB-2, R-3. Repunched 0 (only on early die states). This is PCGS 6, NGC 4. PCGS Price Guide is $1,500. An example a late die state so that diagnostic is no longer visible. The sold in March 2020 for $1,080. The strike alone is worthy of a prominent feature for the variety is the large die clash in the premium bid. right hand side of the shield. Obverse rim cud between the 1,8 of the date. PCGS# 3937 | EST: $900+ PCGS 3, NGC 7. PCGS Price Guide is $2,750. An example sold in October 2016 for $1,880 when the market was much weaker. For it’s relatively high mintage, there are not a lot of Mint State pieces that have been graded. PCGS# 6264 | EST: $1,500+ 18

LOT 23 LOT 24 50C 1851 PCGS MS63 50C 1853 ARROWS AND RAYS. PCGS MS64 KEY DATE. What a gorgeous, original piece. Housed in an KILLER FROST accents creamy surfaces which exhibit lots OGH. INTENSE satiny smooth luster is thickly spread over of die clashing and cracks, as are generally seen on this date. clean fields. The design elements are struck to full advantage BLAZING white luster. A very popular one year type coin that and are graced with rich, mint frost. A beautiful blend of is always sought after by collectors. The design was quickly apricot and lemon yellow toning only serves to add to the eye modified with the removal of the reverse rays, when it was appeal and originality. If not for a mint made planchet flaw to determined they created wear issues. Extremely well struck. the right of the final 1 in the date, this coin would easily be in Even under strong magnification there are no noteworthy a higher grade holder! A prized date in the series, especially in marks. this nice state of preservation. PCGS 198, NGC 73. PCGS Price Guide is $4,750. One sold in WB-6, Rarity-4. Normal date. Very late die state shows die June 2019 for $3,650. White pieces are highly sought after in damage on the first A of AMERICA (evident on this example) today’s marketplace, so expect to bid aggressively to take this one home! PCGS 6, NGC 8. PCGS Price Guide is $5,000. The last non-CAC example to sell was a DOZEN YEARS AGO in PCGS# 6275 | EST: $2,800+ October 20008 where it fetched $4,888. With the strength of today’s market, the freshness of this coin and the scarcity, we expect nothing less than aggressive bidding. PCGS# 6266 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 25 LOT 26 50C 1853-O ARROWS AND RAYS. NGC MS62 50C 1854 ARROWS. WB-101. PCGS MS63 ZIPPY flash and cartwheel luster. Blazing brilliance with just a DAZZLING BRILLIANCE graces satiny smooth surfaces. whisper of soft peach and gold overtones. Very sharply struck Great cartwheel effect and eye appeal. Boldly defined motifs devices. Some well concealed marks are what are keeping this are enhanced by mint frost. One or two random marks are piece from a higher grade. Under a loupe, one notices a couple noted in the fields with a powerful glass. Claims to a higher of contact marks in the folds of the drapery and one between grade in our opinion, but no guarantees. stars 2 and 3. The Arrows at the date symbolize the change in planchet WB-7, Rarity-3. Known as the AMERICAI variety due to the weight from 206.25 to 192 grs, thus rendering the practice of die crack and later cud that has developed on the right side of melting the coins down for profit moot. the top of the final A in AMERICA. A myriad of die cracks are noted on both sides, but the most pronounced are on the reverse. PCGS 26, NGC 33. PCGS Price Guide is $1,000. With so many of these saved, one would expect a lot more mint state PCGS 8, NGC 11. PCGS Price Guide is $4,500. An example examples than what exist. In fact, there are only 102 pieces in sold in April 2019 for $3,360 (but it was ugly with dark toning). higher grades. A fantastic piece to add to a nice date or type collection. This exact coin is the PCGS CoinFacts plate coin. Worthy of a hefty bid! Good luck! PCGS# 6276 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS# 572087 | EST: $850+ 19

LOT 27 50C 1854 ARROWS. PCGS MS66 Tied for third FINEST graded! An ASTONISHINGLY beautiful example of this popular issue. Immaculate, snowy fields exhibit rolling cartwheel luster and frost. A faint hint of peripheral gold toning and a reverse half moon crescent of electric navy and fiery orange tone offset the white beautifully! Precision point detail accentuates the design elements. Even under strong magnification, no flaws are seen! PCGS 8, NGC 2. Just two coins grade higher, an MS67 and MS68, both are NGC. This piece is the PCGS CoinFacts plate coin. The last non CAC example to trade at auction was August 2016 where it brought $13,513. We anticipate this example to bring significantly more--on sheer eye appeal alone! Anyone chasing a high end PCGS Registry should snap this remarkable coin up before it disappears in the dark hole of someone else’s collection! Worthy of a WORLD CLASS collection. PCGS# 6279 | EST: $15,000+ 20

LOT 28 50C 1854-O ARROWS. PCGS MS66+ CAC MONSTER COLOR is strikingly beautiful. Intense toning in electric hues of navy, magenta, fiery orange and gold do nothing to diminish the DEPTH of original mint bloom and luster blanketing nearly flawless surfaces. In fact, it only serves to create a gorgeous backdrop to razor sharp devices. One contact mark at Liberty’s right knee is seen under strong magnification. We cannot overstate the absolutely incredible aesthetic appeal of this coin. TOP POP for the date! WB-6, Rarity-4. Most easily identified by the dual die cracks from the back of Liberty’s head to star 8 and on the reverse the die lines through AM of AMERICA. PCGS 16, NGC 6, CAC 3. This is the SOLE MS66+ CAC and is unequivocally worthy of both! This coin has not traded at auction. PCGS Price Guide lists it for $17,500 and we think it is worth every nickel of that and thousands of dollars more, EASILY! With the spread in price from $17,500 to $50,000 in MS67, this coin has a long way to run before it exhausts it’s maximum value. With the killer eye appeal, knockout condition and rarity for the grade, we expect a record price. This is a coin that merits addition to the finest Seated Liberty Half Dollar cabinet! Good luck! PCGS# 6280 | EST: $20,000+ 21

LOT 29 50C 1855 ARROWS. PCGS MS65 Tied for second FINEST graded! Eye popping mint bloom and blazing white luster looks like a sheet of satin accenting immaculate fields. Thick frost is apparent on needle sharp devices. Even with powerful magnification, nothing other than a couple of flea bites can be seen on the surfaces. Incoming Mint Director, Colonel James Ross Snowden, ordered that moving forward, all quarters and half dollars would be issued without rays, but would continue to show arrows at the date. This was likely to save the life of the dies and avoid the costs of additional die sinking, while still indicating the new planchet weight introduced in 1854. PCGS 4, NGC 2. Just 9 coins graded higher and all are MS-66. A sleeper date that routinely is thought of as common, but in reality is far from it in GEM grades. PCGS Price Guide is $15,000. Believe it or not it has been 18 years since the last non CAC example traded at auction, in June 2002 for $14,375. The price jumps from $15,000 to $32,500 in MS-66. For a frosty white coin of this calibre, we expect aggressive bidding and a strong price realized. Best of luck! PCGS# 6281 | EST: $10,000+ LOT 30 50C 1855 OVER 1854. ARROWS. NGC MS65 NOTABLE RARITY. Tied for SECOND FINEST graded! Highly lustrous surfaces are awash in a patina of intermingled soft amber and golden hues. Above average strike with just a hint of weakness in the feathers of the arrows and the claws. A profuse amount of mint frost accents not only the design elements but the fields as well. Although a more common variety in circulated grades, the coin is an EXTREME RARITY in GEM WB-102. An early die state whereby the doubling of the upright and flag of the first 5 and the crossbar of the 4 are visible. Die clash is present within the drapery under Liberty’s elbow. PCGS 2, NGC 4. Only on coin grades higher, an NGC MS-66. PCGS Price Guide is $14,500. This coin last sold in October 2014 for $12,388. It’s been seven long years since this coin has seen the light of day. Expect competitive bidding to ensue for this classic rarity! This piece belongs in a high grade collection! PCGS# 6282 | EST: $10,000+ 22

LOT 31 50C 1856-S PCGS MS64 CAC FINEST KNOWN and ONLY CAC example! Delicate wisps of baby blue and champagne gold toning grace somewhat prooflike fields. Exquisite bold strike with no trace of weakness. The coin oozes originality and fresh, frosty mint bloom and luster. Near impossible to find in this exceptional state of preservation. A sleeper date of the highest order with only a handful of Mint State examples in existence. WB-4, Rarity-5. Large S. From the fabled Louis Eliasbeg Sr. Collection sale April 1997. PCGS 2, NGC 1, CAC 1. Listed in the PCGS Price Guide for $22,500. A non CAC example sold in August 2016 for $18,800. A potential once in a lifetime opportunity for the pedigree lover, purist, and collector seeking the best of the best! Don’t put your bidder paddle down til you take this beauty home, otherwise you will likely have years to regret the loss! A coin worthy of a WORLD CLASS collection. Best of luck! PCGS# 6289 | EST: $17,000+ LOT 32 50C 1857 PCGS MS64 CAC The song lyrics blinded by the light immediately come to mind when gazing at this eye popping, blast white GEM! Everything about this coin screams upgrade (no guarantees), but once you see it, you’ll know what we mean! Clean surfaces have one or two teensy ticks noted with a strong loupe. Boldly struck. PCGS 26, NGC 20, CAC 5. PCGS Price Guide is $1,850. The last PCGS CAC example traded in April 2015 for $1,750. We expect explosive bidding activity. Don’t let her slip away, as it could be another 5+ years before an additional CAC piece crosses the block! PCGS# 6290 | EST: $1,500+ 23

LOT 33 50C 1857-S PCGS MS66 CAC FINEST KNOWN! Breathtaking originality. Delicate wisps of amber and gold toning accent remarkably clean fields rolling with mint bloom and frost when you twirl the coin in the light. Exceptional strike with all of the design elements fully struck up. If not for a tick or two near star 5, this coin would be completely flawless. Exceedingly rare in Mint State grades. This piece blows away any other examples of the date and mint, with MS-64 being the next highest grade. In fact, a mere 11 total Mint State pieces have been graded at PCGS and NGC combined! WB-3, Rarity-4. Medium S. Blundered Date. It is interesting to note this is also an example of the highly prized blundered date variety. Remnants of a 1 punched far to the left of the date in the field are clearly visible to the naked eye. PCGS 1, NGC 0. CAC 1. The next highest grade is 2 MS64 PCGS examples. A prestigious provenance of owners including David Queller (2002) and Eugene Gardner. This piece last sold in June 2014 where it brought $61,688. We predict this coin will fetch a world record price and experience a fierce bidding battle as well it should! When only the finest will do, this is the coin for you! Soon to take it’s rightful place in a fantastic collection. Congratulations in advance to the lucky winning bidder. PCGS# 6292 | EST: $55,000+ 24

LOT 34 LOT 35 50C 1858 NGC MS62 50C 1858-O PCGS MS63 VERY LUSTROUS for the assigned grade! Flashy fields are a DESIRABLE New Orleans Mint issue. Satiny white cartwheel nice complement to boldly rendered motifs. Tinges of amber luster exudes a ton of flash and accents bold devices. Under toning are noted around the design elements. magnification a thin scratch can be seen in the right obverse field and on the reverse near the mintmark. PCGS 47, NGC 57. PCGS Price Guide is $875. An example sold in October 2020 for $720. White Seated halves seem to PCGS 28, NGC 15. PCGS Price Guide is $1,100. The last be all the rage these days as evidenced by the climbing prices. coin to sell at auction was December 2018 for $1,320. PCGS# 6293 | EST: $475+ PCGS# 6294 | EST: $900+ LOT 36 50C 1859 PCGS MS66 Tied for third FINEST graded. Nearly prooflike surfaces are created by the heavy polishing of the dies before striking. Virtually flawless surfaces save for a teensy tick or two. EXQUISITE eye appeal heightened by a whisper of coral and peach toning that will knock your socks off! The devices, graced by generous amounts of mint frost, look hewn from marble they are so crisp and well defined. The contrast is striking! Claims to a higher grade, but no guarantees. PCGS 3, NGC 1. Just two finer, an MS-66+ and MS-67 both graded by PCGS. PCGS Price Guide is $13,000. The last time a non CAC specimen appeared at auction was 15 years ago, where it sold in July 2005 for $8,625. The price differential between an MS-66 and MS-67 is $13,000 to $25,000! Anticipate spirited bidding for this beauty! Destined for a top shelf collection! PCGS# 6296 | EST: $10,000+ 25

LOT 37 50C 1860 PCGS MS64 BLAZING with radiance. A thick layer of frosty white luster caresses clean fields. Light die polish lines can be seen with a powerful loupe, under the frosty mantle. Virtually immaculate fields other than a teensy tick or two. PCGS 18, NGC 8. Just 17 pieces grade finer. PCGS Price Guide is $1,950. The last example to trade at auction was August 2013 where it fetched $1,821. A candidate for a firestorm of bidding activity. Plan accordingly and good luck! PCGS# 6299 | EST: $1,050+ LOT 38 50C 1860-O PCGS MS66 A numismatics MASTERPIECE. TIED FOR SECOND FINEST GRADED! Rolling mint bloom bounces off of nearly immaculate surfaces. The quadrant toning in shades of navy blue and fiery orange create a gorgeous frame that heightens the eye appeal of the piece. Just a couple of tiny ticks can be seen using a powerful glass. This coin has WOW appeal and is the plate coin for the grade in the PCGS CoinFacts. WB-10, Rarity-3. Repunched Mintmark. PCGS 6, NGC 1. Just 2 pieces grade finer, both of which are MS-66+ PCGS coins. PCGS Price Guide is $21,500. The last non CAC example to trade at auction was January 2015 where it brought $18,213. We anticipate a strong price realized compared to the weaker market conditions of 2015. A coin that belongs in a WORLD CLASS collection and one that will require a hefty bid to get it! Best of luck on this beauty! PCGS# 6300 | EST: $15,000+ 26

LOT 39 50C 1860-S PCGS MS64 AMONG THE FINEST KNOWN! Wow! What a gemmy GEM! A candidate for a higher grade in our opinion. One tiny mark in the right obverse field and a break in frost on LIberty’s neck are noted for the sake of accuracy. BOOMING frosty mint bloom graces satiny smooth fields. A trace of gold tone around the border only adds to the eye appeal! Keenly struck devices. WB-1, Rarity-3. Lg S. PCGS 7, NGC 4. Listed in PCGS Price Guide for $7,000. The last appearance of the date at auction was June 2016, seven long years ago and in a weak market where it sold for $7,050. There is no price guide for any higher grades. A coin worthy of only the finest coin collection and sure to create a stir when it crosses the auction block. Congratulations in advance to the lucky new owner! PCGS# 6301 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 40 LOT 41 50C 1861 PCGS AU58 CAC 50C 1861 NGC MS65 WOW! Too bad all AU58 graded coins don’t look like this DESIRABLE Civil War issue. This coin lives up to the piece! Golden tone accents frosty fields and graces well struck expectation of the date, which is to have well defined design motifs. Super clean fields have just the faintest breaks in luster elements. Snowy white frost blankets creamy smooth surfaces. and a tinge of rub is noted on the high points. It goes without Just a hint of champagne gold tone kisses the fields. Nary a saying that this piece is conservatively graded. Housed in an mark to be found even with strong magnification! A date that OGH. suffered the effects of wartime hoarding, which makes the existence of so few GEM examples even more perplexing! PCGS 76, NGC 80, CAC 15. A non CAC sold for $456 in September 2020. Expect this piece to sell for significantly PCGS 22, NGC 22. PCGS Price Guide is $5,750. This coin’s more. last appearance was in June 2016 where it sold for $3,525. We expect it to sell for more with this stronger market and the PCGS# 6302 | EST: $400+ demand for white specimens. Bid accordingly PCGS# 6303 | EST: $3,000+ 27

LOT 42 50C 1861-O PCGS MS64 CAC SWIRLING cartwheel luster is dusted with a tinge of gold and complements sharp motifs. Just a hint of weakness is seen at the top of Liberty’s head. Claims to a higher grade with just a tick of two in the fields keep this coin from a + or finer grade, in our opinion (no guarantees). IMPORTANT Civil War date. Housed in an OGH. WB-13, Rarity-2. CSA Issue, Die Crack Bisecting the Date. The 1861-O half dollar has an interesting history because of the mintage of the date from three distinct sources, the Union, the State of Louisiana and the Confederate States of America. PCGS 35, NGC 27. PCGS Price Guide is $3,500. An example sold in September 2019 for $2,880 but it was dark and splotchy. This coin should fetch a handsome price and garner spirited bidding. PCGS# 3938 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 43 50C 1861-S PCGS MS63 GORGEOUS mint bloom and luster. Original and fresh with just a whisper of light toning. Exceedingly well struck. A lower mintage date with fewer than a million coined for circulation. Only a teensy disturbance below star 1 keeps this from a higher grade in our opinion (you decide). WB-9, Rarity-2. Large S. PCGS 5, NGC 8. The PCGS Price Guide is $3,500. A white example traded for $2,880 in September 2018. San Francisco Seated halves in ALL grades are a perennial favorite among collectors. This is a lovely example which is sure to appeal to many bidders. Good luck! PCGS# 6306 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 44 50C 1862 PCGS MS65 GLOWING mint bloom and frost is accented by a whisper of champagne gold tone on the design elements. Crisp detail throughout except for a hint of weakness in the feather definition on the eagle’s left leg. Struck from heavily polished dies as noted by the striations in the fields. PCGS 11, NGC 5. Just 10 coins grade finer, the best being an NGC MS67. PCGS Price Guide is $6,500. The last time a white example crossed the block was in April 2016 where it sold for $5,405. PCGS# 6307 | EST: $4,000+ 28

LOT 45 50C 1862-S PCGS MS65 SECOND FINEST KNOWN! Drop dead gorgeous, snow white fields exhibit tons of mint bloom and frost. Exquisitely well struck, without a hint of weakness anywhere. A random break in luster here and there is all that is seen under powerful magnification. A rare GEM San Francisco Mint issue. WB-4, Rarity-3. Medium S, Damaged 6. Early die state without the “beard” under Liberty’s chin. PCGS 1, NGC 1. The PCGS Price Guide is $25,000. The only MS-65 sold at auction in June 2017 for $16,450. Opportunity is knocking loudly here! Don’t miss out! This coin belongs in a top Registry Collection and will require a probable record price to get there! PCGS# 6308 | EST: $17,500+ 29

LOT 46 50C 1863 NGC MS65 LOW MINTAGE Civil War era favorite! Struck from highly polished dies as evidenced by the striations in the fields. Snowy white fields are blinding in their brilliance, reflecting back booming cartwheel luster when swirled in the light. Keenly struck motifs are accentuated by pretty mint frost. A couple tiny tick marks are noted but only with a strong loupe. PCGS 9, NGC 15. A mere 9 coins grade higher with the finest being an MS67. PCGS Price Guide is $8,500. The last NGC white example sold 7 years ago in a much weaker market for $4,259. PCGS# 6309 | EST: $5,000+ LOT 47 50C 1863-S PCGS MS62 TOP END for the assigned grade, in fact, the coin looks much nicer than an MS-62! Even with powerful magnification you can barely see any surface marks or disturbances. Outstanding strike. Full cartwheel luster and brilliance are enhanced by a tinge of champagne gold toning. WB-4, Rarity-3. Small Broken S (early die state with the partially broken S). PCGS 20, NGC 15. PCGS Price Guide is $1,750. A piece sold in February 2018 for $1,200. This cherry piece is sure to see spirited bidding when it crosses the block. PCGS# 6310 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 48 50C 1865 PCGS MS65+ DAZZLING cartwheel luster and frost accent blast white surfaces. Needle sharp design details. Just a whisper away from MS-66 status due to a few little flea bite marks in the fields. Relatively low mintage with just 511,400 business strikes coined. A date that was found in the Guatemala Hoard, but most were horribly scrubbed, creating serious demand for attractive, problem-free examples. PCGS 14, NGC 4. Just 1 MS65+. A mere 10 coins grade better with the highest grade an MS67. No auction records for this coin in MS-65+ condition. PCGS Price Guide value is $10,000. A nice piece for a high grade Registry set and worthy of a premium bid! Good luck! PCGS# 6313 | EST: $5,500+ 30

LOT 49 50C 1866-S MOTTO. NGC MS66 TIED FOR FINEST GRADED and sporting a pedigree that can’t be beat! Well struck centrally, but with a hint of weakness on the top of Liberty’s head and in the leaves on the reverse. Immaculate surfaces display a bold, cartwheel luster and are highlighted by a trace of golden toning. Popular first year type coin with the motto In God We Trust added to the reverse design. WB-4. Rarity-4. Doubled Die Reverse, Errant digit in the dentils. Pedigree: John G. Mills Collection, S.H. and H. Chapman, April 1904, JM. Class, John H. Clapp Estate 1942, to Louis Eliasberg, Sr, Eugene H Gardner Collection, June 2014 PCGS 1, NGC 1. PCGS Price Guide is $27,500. The coin last sold in June 2014 for $14,100, in a much weaker market. An important opportunity for the advanced collector to add a great pedigreed piece to their collection. A coin that would make a great addition to even the most advanced cabinet! Best of luck! PCGS# 6320 | EST: $12,500+ LOT 50 LOT 51 50C 1868 PCGS MS63 50C 1869 PCGS MS64 SLEEPER DATE. Remarkably scarce in choice and better UNDERRATED in Gem condition. An eye appealing piece Mint State grades, as evidenced by the population reports. with honey gold toning dusting the surfaces. Gleaming This well struck beauty has tremendous mint bloom and luster bounces off the clean fields when twirled in the light. frost for the grade. A wisp of light gold halo tone adds to the Gorgeous satin like appearance. Struck to full advantage. Even appeal. A small scuff in the right obverse fields and some with strong magnification the fields are flawless. One could random ticks are seen under strong magnification. easily see this coin in a higher grade (no guarantees). PCGS 10, NGC 4. Just 19 coins grade higher! PCGS Price PCGS 11, NGC 9. PCGS Price Guide is $4,000. In February Guide is $2,000. An example has not traded hands at auction 2017 a piece sold for $2,121. A mere 11 coins exist in higher in over 20 years! Expect a flurry of bidding activity for this grades. If you want to add this beauty to your collection, be lovely example! prepared to place a generous bid. Good luck! PCGS# 6323 | EST: $1,600+ PCGS# 6325 | EST: $2,500+ 31

LOT 52 50C 1870 PCGS MS63 CAC EXTRAORDINARY quality for the assigned grade. Without a powerful loupe the surfaces look immaculate and even with one, there are just a couple of teensy breaks in luster, but no contact marks to note. Thick mint frost accents blast white surfaces. Boldly rendered design elements. Strong indicators of an upgrade (no guarantees). PCGS 9, NGC 4. PCGS Price Guide is $1,600. The last one to sell at auction was July 2016 where it brought $1,293. We expect this piece to bring significantly more! Only a strong bid will take this great coin home! PCGS# 6327 | EST: $1,300+ LOT 53 50C 1870 PCGS MS67 The SINGLE FINEST KNOWN at PCGS! Housed in an OGH, this superb gem exudes originality. Even, peach and golden toning caresses the obverse, while the reverse is mostly white with just a dusting of gold. The color does nothing to diminish the MAGNIFICENT mint bloom and luster noted throughout. Razor sharp motifs are enhanced by thick swaths of mint frost. With strong magnification one mark is noted in the field near star 13. PCGS 1, NGC 1. The next highest grade at either PCGS or NGC is two points lower! The extreme rarity of this date in GEM status is clearly evidenced in the population reports. Just 10 examples graded MS-65 or finer and who knows how many of those represent resubmissions? PCGS Price Guide is $26,000. The last time this coin sold at auction was as part of the Eugene H. Gardner Collection Part II in October 2014 where it fetched $19,975. That was a much weaker market. We expect this coin to soar in price when it crosses the block. If you’re building a PCGS Registry Collection, this is your one and only shot to add this fabulous piece to your collection. Worthy of a top shelf collection! PCGS# 6327 | EST: $17,000+ 32

LOT 54 50C 1870-S PCGS MS65 CAC MARVELOUS QUALITY and among the finest known for the date! A prize for the specialist. A presentation coin appearance with the mirroring in the fields. EXPLOSIVE cartwheel luster and mint bloom bounce off of nearly immaculate surfaces. Just the faintest whisper of champagne gold toning lends to the originality and aesthetic appeal of the coin. This example must have been one of the first off the dies as it also has a superb strike and is free of the weak striking characteristics generally associated with the date. One very small mark is seen with magnification above the eagle’s right wing. There is a crazy, pick up sticks array of raised die lines scattered across Liberty’s profile which one would assume were lathe marks, but they do not follow any type of arc like pattern. Truly an intriguing anomaly that deserves further study and will appeal to the student of numismatics. WB-101 R-3 Date Left. (early die state with a bold date) Pedigreed to the illustrious Louis Eliasberg, Sr. Collection as well as the Richard Genaitis Collection October 2001, Eugene H Gardner Collection, October 2014. PCGS 2, NGC 2. PCGS Price Guide is $55,000. The coin last traded at auction in October 2014 for $55,813. As we know, the coin market is currently in a bull run and top notch GEM coins in any series are exceedingly difficult to come by. Don’t let this important moment pass you by. This coin represents an amazing opportunity to obtain one of the finest extant examples with an incredible pedigree. Destined for a WORLD CLASS CABINET. Congratulations in advance to the winning bidder. PCGS# 6329 | EST: $45,000+ 33

LOT 55 LOT 56 50C 1871 PCGS MS64 50C 1871-S PCGS MS64 SWIRLING BRIGHT WHITE luster is a nice highlight to ELUSIVE in this lofty state of preservation. Although the date beautifully preserved surfaces. Only with a strong loupe is readily available, the quantity of extant specimens in MS-64 can a couple of small contact marks be seen in the field near and finer grades drop precipitously! Flashy cartwheel luster Liberty’s shin. Interestingly there is a large die chip located on graces fields that are thankfully free of the die abrasion often Liberty’s right arm. Boldly defined devices are graced by thick associated with the date. Crisp, full delineated hair strands and mint frost. Claims to a higher grade in our opinion. We make eagle feathers are clear to the naked eye. Under magnification no guarantees. the only mark is a tiny scuff in the field adjacent to star 11. Pretty amber and gold halo toning creates a lovely frame to PCGS 19, NGC 13. PCGS Price Guide value is $2,000. An the piece. example sold in August 2020 for $1,380, but it was toned. However, a choice white example fetched $1,800 in 2018. PCGS 8, NGC 6. A mere 6 pieces grade higher. PCGS Price Take advantage of this opportunity to add a pretty white coin Guide value is $3,500. The last piece to trade at auction was to your date or type set. We expect a flurry of bidding activity back May 2015 where it sold for $2,611. We expect some for this piece. fierce bidding activity as this coin looks much nicer than the assigned grade and price spread to MS-65 is hefty! PCGS# 6330 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS# 6332 | EST: $2,200+ LOT 57 50C 1872 PCGS MS65+ CAC FIVE STAR EYE APPEAL! The sole MS-65+ graded piece at either PCGS or NGC. GLOWING, blast white luster looks like a blanket of satin and accents immaculate fields. The only mark we see is a tick on Liberty’s neck. The strike is bold and the design elements are crisp. Adding to the aesthetic is the thick mint frost gracing the motifs. WOW and double WOW! This coin is rocking it! PCGS 6, NGC 1. Just one + designated coin. This coin has not traded at auction. PCGS Price Guide is $8,000. This coin is sure to create a “scene” and an all out bidding war. Come prepared to pay strong or go home disappointed! PCGS# 6333 | EST: $6,000+ 34

LOT 58 LOT 59 50C 1873 ARROWS. PCGS MS64 CAC 50C 1874 ARROWS. PCGS MS62 SNOWY WHITE and lovely! Keenly struck motifs are POPULAR TYPE COIN. Struck with arrows at the date surrounded by richly frosted surfaces. With a loupe a contact in only 1873 and 1874 rendering this a highly sought after mark is seen on Liberty’s knee and a break in luster on her issue for a type set or date collection. Although a few minor shoulder. This coin is itching to be in a higher grade holder, abrasions are noted under a loupe, there are very few contact but we make no guarantees. The perfect addition to a type or marks of any kind. Bold design details, with just a trace of date collection. Struck just two years with the Arrows at the weakness at the very top of Liberty’s head. Frosty white luster Date, indicating a very minor increase in planchet weight. rolls in waves over the surfaces. PCGS 45, NGC 17, CAC 12. PCGS Price Guide is $3,500. PCGS 40, NGC 32. PCGS Price Guide is $1,250. The last one The last CAC specimen traded in June 2020 for $3,240 and to sell was January 2021 where it brought $1,150. it was unattractively toned. We anticipate this blazing white beauty to fetch a strong price. Good luck! PCGS# 6346 | EST: $800+ PCGS# 6343 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 60 LOT 61 50C 1874 ARROWS. PCGS MS64 50C 1874 ARROWS. NGC MS63 BLANKETED in hints of soft gold and splashes of amber toning over highly lustrous fields. An important two-year-only BLINDING WHITE luster and frost are a choice accent to type coin that is always sought after by collectors. Nice detail razor sharp motifs. The outside border is enhanced by a very with just a trace of weakness at the top of LIberty’s head. Only faint trace of golden toning. Under a loupe a couple of contact with strong magnification is a faint scratch seen in the left marks are noted for accuracy. One on Liberty’s cheek and obverse field and a couple of breaks in luster in the right field. another near her left shoulder. There is a faint toning spot in the right obverse field. Beginning in April 1873, each half PCGS 82, NGC 52. PCGS Price Guide is $2,250. An example dollar was to bear arrows at the date to indicate the change in sold in January 2020 for $1,860. Housed in the ever popular weight by an increase of just .06 grs. Then inexplicably, it was OGH which tends to elicit spirited bidding. ordered by Mint Director Linderman that the arrows should be dropped from the date beginning in January 1875. PCGS 51, NGC 23. PCGS Price Guide is $1,750. An example PCGS# 6346 | EST: $1,400+ sold in September 2018 for $1,080. Competition is fierce for white halves. Be sure to bid accordingly! PCGS# 6346 | EST: $1,000+ 35

LOT 62 50C 1874-CC ARROWS. NGC AU58 CLASSIC RARITY and one of an estimated 300-350 extant specimens. With a mintage of just 59,000 coins, this date is hard to find in any grade, but particularly so in higher circulated and mint state conditions. Flashy, white cartwheel luster is frosty and generously distributed over remarkably well preserved surfaces. Free of contact marks and just some light breaks in luster in the field are noted. While sharply defined motifs are present on 90% of the coin there is some striking weakness noted on the top of Liberty’s head and the corresponding left leg feathers on the eagle on the reverse. WB-3a, Rarity-5. Known as the Railroad Track Reverse after it’s appearance with the heavy impression of dentils beneath the TE of STATES. This variety is highly sought after by collectors and although the cause of the damage is unknown, it has been the subject of many theories. The vast majority of known examples of this die state are below fine condition! PCGS 7, NGC 7. Listed in the PCGS Price Guide for $13,500. The last AU58 NGC example traded for $7,800 in April 2018, however, it was not this Rarity-5 variety. Who knows where the hammer will fall when this coin crosses the block, but with it’s cool variety coupled with the rarity, we expect a hefty bid will be necessary to take this desirable piece home! PCGS# 6347 | EST: $8,000+ LOT 63 LOT 64 50C 1875-CC PCGS MS63 50C 1875 PCGS MS65 GORGEOUS and conservatively graded, in our opinion. OUTSTANDING, frosty white luster drapes virtually GEM QUALITY. Scarce in this terrific state of preservation. immaculate surfaces. Exquisite strike and design element Chiseled design elements are surrounded by rich, satin like details. WOW, what a beauty! surfaces exhibiting thick, frosty luster and brilliance. Under a powerful loupe a couple of small tick marks are seen on WB-6, Rarity-5. Medium CC, Repunched 1st C. Liberty’s body but the fields are amazingly free of abrasions. LOVELY. PCGS 15, NGC 11. Just 14 coins exist in higher grades with PCGS 21, NGC 16. PCGS Price Guide lists the value at the finest being an MS67 NGC specimen. The last time a $3,250. An example sold in July 2018 for $2,400, but it was non-CAC example sold at auction was in October 2015 where for a more common variety and it was darkly toned. We it sold for $2,938 and it was toned. However, a satiny white anticipate this coin will create quite the stir when it crosses piece sold in an NGC holder in September 2020 for $3,658. the block so be sure to keep that bidder paddle in the air if you This just emphasizes what we have been saying about the void want to add the coin to your collection! and demand in the marketplace for nice white Seated Halves. Plan to bid accordingly as this coin will most likely fetch a PCGS# 6350 | EST: $2,000+ handsome price. PCGS# 6349 | EST: $2,500+ 36

LOT 65 50C 1875-CC PCGS MS66+ SOLE FINEST KNOWN! Jaw dropping eye appeal! An absolute WONDER coin with amazing mint bloom and luster accentuating precision point devices and immaculate, satinlike surfaces. A halo of vibrant golden toning offsets the design beautifully. Although the mintage skyrocketed to over a million pieces this year, the existence of GEM Mint State examples is still severely limited. WB-10, Rarity-3. Medium CC. This is the second use of the obverse die and the only use of the reverse die in 1875. PCGS 2, NGC 1. This piece represents the only MS-66+ and it has not traded at auction. The PCGS Price Guide values the coin at $42,500. Opportunity is knocking loudly here! Expect a world record price to ensue when this coin crosses the block. Worthy of a WORLD CLASS collection! Con- gratulations in advance to the winning bidder! PCGS# 6350 | EST: $30,000+ 37

LOT 66 LOT 67 50C 1875-S PCGS MS64 CAC 50C 1875-S PCGS MS66 DELIGHTFUL full cartwheel luster abounds over clean, OVER THE TOP quality and eye appeal! Blazing white luster satiny smooth surfaces. Traces of gold and fawn toning add rolls over undefiled surfaces when twirled in the light. Nearly to the originality of the piece. Mark-free surfaces even under full white with just a trace of faint apricot tone. The design strong magnification. Housed in an OGH. details look hewn from a block of granite they are so keenly defined. WB-18, Rarity-4. Errant 1 from the rock. WB-18, Rarity-4. Errant 1 from the rock. PCGS 74, NGC 54, CAC 9. PCGS Price Guide is $1,300. The last CAC example to sell was 5 years ago in August 2016 PCGS 20, NGC 6. PCGS Price Guide is $5,000. It’s been where it sold for $1,058. Times have changed and the market years since a blazing white example has sold at auction. The is roaring hot. Due to the conservative grade assigned, we last one was a CAC stickered piece which traded for $4,700 expect raucous bidding activity on this great piece! in June 2015. If you plan to add this beauty to your collection, we suggest you keep your hand in the air til the hammer falls! PCGS# 6351 | EST: $900+ Best of luck! PCGS# 6351 | EST: $3,200+ LOT 68 LOT 69 50C 1876 PCGS MS62 CAC 50C 1876-CC PCGS MS64 CHOICE FOR THE GRADE. Wow this coin is nice! Delicate GLITTERING fields surround densely frosted motifs. Die wisps of champagne gold toning are noted over gorgeous striation lines are seen on both the obverse and reverse and surfaces sporting full mint bloom and luster. Superb strike. were created when the dies were highly polished prior to Mark-free, even under strong magnification. striking. A couple of random contact marks are seen in the fields but are commensurate with the grade. Needle sharp PCGS 73, NGC 47, CAC 4. PCGS Price Guide is $650. No devices are slathered with a thick blanket of frost. CAC examples have traded in years! We anticipate an all out brawl for this coin! WB-7, Rarity-3. Medium CC. PCGS# 6352 | EST: $500+ PCGS 20, NGC 26. PCGS Price Guide is $4,000. A white example sold in January 2013 for $5,288. We anticipate a strong bidding battle to take place when this piece crosses the block. PCGS# 6353 | EST: $2,700+ 38

LOT 70 50C 1877/6 PCGS MS64+ CAC HEART POUNDING BEAUTY! A vibrant rainbow of navy blue and fiery orange toning graces the mirrorlike fields of this FINEST GRADED overdate. Razor sharp precision of the design element detail is enhanced by rich, mint frost. Under strong magnification there is a couple of light contact marks near Miss Liberty’s cap. Although the veracity of the overdate status has been called into question by numismatists, (some believe the raised extra metal on the 7 was caused by debris in the 7 punch) it is nonetheless recognized as an overdate in both the Guide Book of United States Coins and the Cherrypicker’s reference book. It is therefore an attributed variety by both PCGS and NGC. Pedigreed to the Eugene Gardner Collection, Part III. PCGS 1, NGC 0. CAC 2. This is the only + designated piece. PCGS Price Guide value is $17,500. An MS64+ has never traded at auction. Prepare for a shoot out at the OK corral, as it were, when this coin crosses the auction block. A prized, GEM, SOLE FINEST KNOWN piece that belongs in the most advanced cabinet and worthy of a premium bid. PCGS# 96355 | EST: $9,000+ LOT 71 50C 1877-CC PCGS MS62 CAC A NUMISMATIST’S DREAM COIN! This neat little piece has it all! Heavy die clashing, that looks like surface marks, but they are not! In fact, the clashing is so intense there is a trace of the 8 in the date clashed on the reverse beneath the E of STATES (how cool is that???) Keenly struck and booming with original mint bloom and luster. Blast white and housed in an OGH. WB-11, Rarity-4. Type II, Medium CC, Repunched 77 PCGS 34, NGC 25, CAC 3. PCGS Price Guide is $2,250. The last MS62 NON CAC sold for $2,220 in September 2019. Expect this piece to trade for much more. Not only is it CAC (of which there are only 3), we feel it has a strong chance to grade higher (though we make no promises). PCGS# 6356 | EST: $1,700+ 39

LOT 72 50C 1877-CC PCGS MS66 CAC TOP POP and one of only 2 examples to merit the coveted CAC sticker. Silvery mint luster gleams from beneath pretty heather, celery and ice blue toning. Deep mint frost caresses both the fields and the devices. Not a mark on the fields to be found even with powerful magnification. WOW, what an incredible example of this popular issue. Nearly 2 million pieces were struck in an effort to comply with the provisions of the Specie Redemption Act of 1875. WB-15, Rarity-2. Type 2, Medium CC. PCGS 8, NGC 5, CAC 2. Just four coins grade higher. PCGS Price Guide is $8,500. A non CAC piece sold for $6,600 in November 2017. An example that merits placement in a top shelf collection and is sure to garner a strong price. Best of luck on this beauty! PCGS# 6356 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 73 LOT 74 50C 1877-S PCGS MS66 50C 1878 NGC MS64 STONE WHITE and visually alluring. White Seated halves BLAST WHITE luster undulated in waves over satiny smooth are all the rage these days and this coin will not disappoint the surfaces and keenly struck devices. A few breaks in luster in new owner! Dazzling white luster faces up nicely on fields the fields are seen with strong magnification but no marks of that look like satin sheets! Just the faintest blush of light gold consequence. toning adds to the aesthetics. Far above average strike for this issue with all of the design elements fully rendered. Other than PCGS 23, NGC 16. PCGS Price Guide is $1,800. The last a random flea bite that can barely be made out under powerful NGC coin sold 8 years ago for $1,293 in February 2013. magnification, this coin is pristine! Expect to pay more today for a nice frosty white example like this piece! WB-14, Rarity-4. Type I, Very Small S. PCGS# 6358 | EST: $1,300+ PCGS 25, NGC 16. PCGS Price Guide value is $5,000. A heavily toned (unattractive piece) sold in September 2019 for $2880. We suggest you plan to spend more as this coin is sure to command feverish bidding activity. PCGS# 6357 | EST: $2,800+ 40

LOT 75 LOT 76 50C 1879 PCGS MS62 50C 1879 PCGS MS63 EYEBROW RAISING beauty! Blazing white luster is present LOW MINTAGE DATE and scarce in all grades. Somewhat over super clean fields and needle sharp devices. Everything mirrored fields are blast white with just a trace of champagne you could ask for and more for the grade! Looks like it could gold. A few light breaks in the luster are noted in the right be in an MS-63 or finer holder but we make no promises. obverse field. Great strike. Frosty accents on the devices. PCGS 39, NGC 20. PCGS Price Guide values the date at PCGS 83, NGC 40. One of a mere 4,800 pieces coined for $1,250. The last example sold in November 2019 for $960. circulation this year. PCGS Price Guide is $1,750. The last Blazing white Seated halves are seldom encountered these example sold in June 2020 for $1,920. Come ready to rumble days so if you want a nice one, this is it! Bid with abandon! if you want to procure this great piece. PCGS# 6361 | EST: $900+ PCGS# 6361 | EST: $1,300+ LOT 77 LOT 78 50C 1880 NGC MS64 CAC 50C 1880 PCGS MS65+ EYE CANDY galore on this great piece! Super flashy blast GLACIER WHITE. This piece looks like it was chiseled from white luster graces glossy fields which are well preserved. Just a block of ice, the design elements are so boldly pronounced. a couple light ticks are noted under a strong loupe. A fringe A coin that takes your breath away with the dazzling, radiant of peripheral gold and fiery orange toning only adds to the eye appeal! Virtually pristine fields other than a tiny tick gorgeous eye appeal. Claims to a higher grade (no promises). beneath star 7. PCGS 23, NGC 19, CAC 2. One of only 8,400 pieces coined. PCGS 22, NGC 10. A mere 8,400 pieces struck. Just 2 coins PCGS Price Guide is $2,000. This coin last sold in October have received the coveted + designation and we are willing to 2016 for $1,763. Our guess is if you are hoping to add the coin bet this is the prettier of the two! PCGS Price Guide is $4,500. to your collection you will have to be more aggressive this No non-CAC examples have sold at auction. A PCGS CAC time around. Good luck! piece brought 4,700 in November 2017, but it was toned. This coin belongs in a high-class Registry set. Worthy of a PCGS# 6362 | EST: $1,800+ premium bid! PCGS# 6362 | EST: $3,500+ 41

LOT 79 50C 1881 NGC MS67 TIED FOR SECOND FINEST GRADED! Creamy mint bloom and intense luster accent pristine fields that looked like a field blanketed in snow! The design details are struck to full advantage and are awash in rich mint frost. WOW! What a looker! A popular low mintage date that is highly sought by collectors. PCGS 3, NGC 2. Only 10,000 business strikes were coined this year. Just 1 grades finer and it is a PCGS MS-67+ PCGS Price Guide is $17,500. The last NGC example sold six years ago for $6,756 and that was a much weaker market. Be prepared to bid aggressively if you wish to take this GEM home! Worthy of a top rate collection. PCGS# 6363 | EST: $8,000+ LOT 80 LOT 81 50C 1882 PCGS MS66 50C 1883 PCGS MS62 STARTLING RADIANCE! Highly mirrored fields are a FLASHY and abounding with blazing brilliance. Looks nicer lovely contrast to thickly frosted, boldly struck motifs. Some than the assigned grade with just a small mark noted under the light die striations are noted in the fields from heavy die eagle’s claws on the reverse. Strong strike. Frosty accents on polishing prior to striking. One tiny mark beneath the arrow the devices. head is seen under strong magnification. Sure to delight the new owner. PCGS 19, NGC 5. PCGS Price Guide is $1,600. An example sold in October 2018 for $1,320. PCGS 9, NGC 2. Low mintage date of just 4,400 pieces. Just a dozen exist in higher grades. PCGS Price Guide is $6,500. A PCGS# 6365 | EST: $800+ piece sold in May 2020 for $5,760. With the lack of nice white material in today’s marketplace, we expect this coin will fetch a hefty price. Bid accordingly! PCGS# 6364 | EST: $4,500+ 42

LOT 82 LOT 83 50C 1884 PCGS MS63 50C 1884 PCGS MS63+ CAC TOUGH DATE. Razor sharp strike with rich, frosty accents. WOWSER! One can see why the coin obtained not only a + Smooth surfaces exhibit a lot of luster. The obverse has a designation but also the CAC sticker! Drop dead gorgeous for hint of lilac tone in protected areas around the periphery. The the assigned grade. Super flashy and lustrous with frost rolling reverse is toned in a swath of lilac on a diagonal with tinges of over the fields and devices. Bold strike. Just a couple of little gold throughout. Housed in an OGH. tick and breaks in luster are all that is keeping this from an MS-64 grade. PCGS 21, NGC 8. The PCGS Price Guide value is $2,000. This exact coin last sold at auction in September 2018 where it PCGS 23, NGC 10. CAC 4. Just 2 coins have been graded brought $1,320. with the + designation. The PCGS Price Guide value is $2,250. This exact coin was last sold at auction in December PCGS# 6366 | EST: $1,100+ 2013 bringing $2,115. Expect to pay more today, as we are in a much stronger market and white Seated halves are in high demand! PCGS# 6366 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 84 LOT 85 50C 1885 PCGS MS64 50C 1886 PCGS MS64 CAC DESIRABLE DATE. Intense mint luster covers clean fields RESPLENDENT and dashing with eye appeal galore! Blast and is toned on the obverse in a wash of gold while the reverse white and somewhat mirrored surfaces contrast beautifully is splashed with rose and gold hues. Keenly struck. Beautiful with frosty motifs. Struck as though chiseled from a slab of mint bloom and frost accent the high points of the devices. granite. Claims to a higher grade but we make no promises. One small luster break is noted beneath star 9 when viewed under strong PCGS 36, NGC 27, CAC 3. One of only 5,000 pieces coined magnification. Housed in an OGH. this year for circulation. PCGS Price Guide value is $2,500. The last CAC’d piece to trade at auction sold for $1,410 in PCGS 18, NGC 17. A meager mintage of just 5,200 was November 2013. Today’s market is much stronger, so plan to struck for this date. PCGS Price Guide is $3,500. A non CAC bid accordingly. piece sold in August 2020 for $4,080. Expect this coin to bring a hefty price realized as well. PCGS# 6368 | EST: $1,800+ PCGS# 6367 | EST: $1,700+ 43

LOT 86 50C 1887 NGC MS65 ROLLING LUSTER accentuates fields that have the appearance of running water, they are so flashy and white. A flawless, pristine beauty! Save for just the faintest weakness at the front of Liberty’s hairline, this piece is fully struck throughout. PCGS 18, NGC 18. Just 5,000 coins were struck. PCGS Price Guide is $3,750. A darkly toned piece sold in September 2020 for $3,055. Here is your chance to pick up a nice flashy white piece for your collection. PCGS# 6369 | EST: $2,600+ LOT 87 50C 1888 PCGS MS66 BILLOWING MINT BLOOM and frost grace fields blanketed in a satin sheen. Virtually fully white with just the faintest hint of gold tone noted. A random tick mark in the field and on the rock are seen under strong magnification and are only noted for the sake of accuracy. Top condition for the date and highly sought after as such. PCGS 21, NGC 14. A mere 12,000 were struck. PCGS Price Guide value is $5,500. A toned piece, non CAC sold in January 2015 for $5,170. We anticipate this white GEM will draw strong bidding participation so plan accordingly. PCGS# 6370 | EST: $4,000+ LOT 88 50C 1889 PCGS MS64 UNDERGRADED in our humble opinion (no promises) but take a look at how pristine the surfaces are, the boldness of the strike and the overlying luster and mint bloom. We think you will concur. A trace of halo toning in soft gold adds to the eye appeal. Popular low mintage date. Housed in an old OGH. PCGS 54, NGC 24. Only 12,000 coins were struck. PCGS Price Guide is $2,500. A piece sold in November 2019 for $2,160. Like piranha smelling blood in the water, this coin will experience a “feeding frenzy” of bidding when it crosses the block. PCGS# 6371 | EST: $1,800+ 44

LOT 89 50C 1889 PCGS MS66 TIED FOR THIRD FINEST GRADED! Pristine surfaces are silky smooth and boast generous amounts of luster and bloom. Just a splash of reverse gold toning is seen, otherwise pure WHITE. The design elements are struck to full advantage and offset with thick mint frost. Really beautiful! PCGS 15, NGC 8. Just an MS-66+ and an MS-67 both PCGS grade higher. PCGS Price Guide is $8,500. A blazing white example last sold in February 2014 for $7,638. Don’t be surprised if a knock down drag out of competitive bidding ensues when this piece crosses the block. PCGS# 6371 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 90 50C 1890 NGC MS66* PL FINEST KNOWN with the prooflike designation. Also receiving a * designation by NGC denoting superb eye appeal for the issue. SNOWY WHITE without a trace of toning. There are only 17 Prooflike pieces graded by PCGS and NGC combined. This is the closest a Mint State coin is likely to come to being a black and white contrast. A couple of faint hairlines are noted in the fields under a strong loupe. The strike is sublime with every little detail and nuance clearly visible to the naked eye and accentuated by deep mint frost. PCGS 0. NGC 1. The mintage for the date is only 12,000 coins. This coin has not traded at auction and the designation was only instituted by PCGS for coins other than Morgan dollars in July 2019, so there is no pricing data either. PCGS# 6372 | EST: $7,500+ 45

LOT 91 LOT 92 50C 1859 PCGS PR64 CAC 50C 1859 PCGS PR62 CAM A CHERRY example of this popular, low mintage date. SPARKLING variation between mirrored fields and Choice fields are toned in wisps of peach and gold mostly frosted design details, which is seldom encountered on mid around the periphery. The design elements look chiseled from 19th-century proof silver coins. Wisps of soft golden toning granite and are enhanced by thick swaths of frost. Under accent the fields. Under a loupe there are light hairlines noted careful inspection there is a small lint mark (as made) in the in the fields, which are normal with a coin of this condition, right obverse field and a toning spot between the 5 and 9 of and do not negatively impact the eye appeal the date. Claims to a higher grade, but no guarantees. PCGS 8, NGC 1. A mere 800 proof coins were minted. The PCGS 42, NGC 28, CAC 7. From a mintage of just 800 pieces. current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,500. However, PCGS Price Guide value is $3,000 but CAC graded examples with the infrequency that this date is encountered for sale, and are fetching significantly higher prices based on past auction the low mintage, be prepared to do battle. A nice opportunity records. There have not been any CAC PCGS examples that to add a tough date to your collection. have traded in the past several years. The last example sold in January 2016 for $3,290. This coin represents an important PCGS# 86413 | EST: $1,000+ chance to add a tough Proof issue to your collection. PCGS# 6413 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 93 LOT 94 50C 1859 PCGS PR64 CAM 50C 1860 PCGS PR64 CAM Lovely CONTRAST marks this beauty! Deeply reflective BLINDING white fields and devices. Extremely crisp design fields are toned in lovely blushes of peach while the design details are awash in thick frost. Free of contact marks, details are graced by rich, frosty mint bloom. Under although under strong magnification you can see some faint magnification a few light milk spots are noted in the right hairlines. A splash of toning is noted on Liberty’s belly. Most obverse field and hint of a hairline or two. A break in luster is likely dipped at one time is our assessment. However, if you seen on Liberty’s forearm and on her thigh. A dimple in the are looking for a nice white example of this low mintage issue, planchet is noted behind the eagle’s head in the right field. here she is! PCGS 16, NGC 3. A mere 800 were coined.Just 20 pieces PCGS 6, NGC 2. Just 1,000 examples were coined this grade finer for the designation. PCGS Price Guide value is year. A mere 25 coins grade finer for the designation. PCGS $4,500. The last PCGS example sold at auction for $3,055 Price Guide value is $3,500. The last auction record for a in August 2017. If you have been hoping to add a nice 1859 non-CAC example was way back in 2012 where one sold for Proof Seated half dollar to your collection, now is the time to $3,795. REMARKABLY mark-free! Take advantage of this pounce! opportunity to add a tough, low mintage date to your set. PCGS# 86413 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS# 86414 | EST: $2,500+ 46

LOT 95 LOT 96 50C 1861 NGC PF65 50C 1861 PCGS PR64 CAM CAC RADIANT mirrors complement precision sharp striking WOWSER! This lovely Seated half dollar Proof has it all! details. Not a contact mark to be found on either side! Save Rarity, strike and eye appeal! What a beauty with claims to for some faint hairlines noted under strong magnification, this a higher grade (no guarantees). Tinges of fiery orange halo coin would grade finer. A blazing white GEM. Civil War dates toning are a pretty accent to highly resplendent surfaces. of any denomination are always in high demand and this coin Needle sharp motifs are layered in frost. All that keeps this is no exception. coin from a higher grade is a well concealed hairline or two. PCGS 12, NGC 17. From a mintage of only 1,000 pieces, a PCGS 6, NGC 3, CAC 2. A mere 1,000 Proofs were struck. mere 15 coins grade finer in straight Proof condition. PCGS PCGS Price Guide values the coin at $3,900. With the short Price Guide value is $4,750. It has been years since an NGC supply of nice examples in the marketplace today, and only a example has traded and we expect spirited bidding when this dozen pieces grading finer for the designation, we expect this coin crosses the block! SLEEPER date to command strong bidding activity. PCGS# 6415 | EST: $3,700+ PCGS# 86415 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 97 LOT 98 50C 1862 PCGS PR64 CAM CAC 50C 1862 NGC PF66 CAMEO DAZZLING black and white contrast reigns on this RARITY abounds with this magnificent GEM. The surfaces spectacular issue! Beautiful depth to the mirrors makes this are watery in their reflectivity and are only slightly subdued coin POP. Why this coin does not grade higher is a mystery! with a whisper of golden amber overtones. Virtually flawless, Save for two teeny ticks in the left obverse field, this coin is save for a few faint hairlines under powerful magnification flawless! and a tiny mark above the F of HALF on the reverse. With the Civil War ramping up and the demand for hard money in any PCGS 14, NGC 9, CAC 5. A miniscule mintage of just 500 form being prized above paper money, it is remarkable that Proofs were coined with only 26 coins graded higher for the any of these early Proof Seated halves survived in lofty grades designation. A recent sale of a splotchy toned piece sold for $2,160 in October 2020. With a PCGS Price Guide value of PCGS 2, NGC 5. Only 500 Proofs were coined this year $3,500, we expect this gorgeous example to excite spirited and just 3 coins grade finer for the designation. PCGS Price bidding. Prepare to pay handsomely if you want to take this Guide value is $8,000. It is significant to note that it has been beauty home! a DECADE since an NGC example has sold at auction. This coin will require a hefty bid if you want to add it to your PCGS# 86416 | EST: $2,500+ collection. Opportunity rings loudly here! PCGS# 86416 | EST: $5,000+ 47

LOT 99 LOT 100 50C 1863 PCGS PR64 CAM 50C 1865 PCGS PR64 CAM SCARCE in any condition. It is estimated that only 300 or LOVELY reflectivity and aesthetic appeal. A wash of soft so pieces exist of the original 460 mintage. Pleasantly devoid golden toning graces highly mirrored surfaces and thickly of contact marks, the mirror like surfaces exhibit wisps of frosted design elements. A small break in the mirrors near ice blue and gold toning. Likely dipped at one time, in our stars 3-5 on the obverse and a light mark beneath the F of opinion. Faint hairlines can be seen in the fields as well as OF on the reverse are all that keep this coin from a higher a few lint marks. The lint marks were created when the dies grade. Many examples of this date have been poorly cleaned, were polished to enhance the reflectivity and little pieces of and while this coin was dipped at one point, it still has nice thread from the dusting cloths were stuck in the dies. As the contrast and eye appeal. coins were struck, these threads that were stuck in the dies made small impressions on the coin that look like squiggly PCGS 18, NGC 11. Just 500 Proofs were struck. PCGS Price pieces of thread. Guide Value is $3,500. It is important to note that a PR-64 CAMEO PCGS example has not traded at auction for 5 PCGS 14, NGC 3. A mere 460 Proofs were coined this year years! You might want to keep that paddle high if you wish to and just 14 pieces grade finer with the CAMEO designation. procure this beauty! PCGS Price Guide Value is $3,500. A recent piece sold at auction for $3,120 in June 2019. Affordable mid-grade Proof PCGS# 86419 | EST: $2,500+ Seated half dollars are in high demand these days and we expect this coin to garner a strong bid. PCGS# 86417 | EST: $2,700+ LOT 101 LOT 102 50C 1865 NGC PF65 CAMEO 50C 1865 PCGS PR65 CAM BLACK and WHITE contrast is what you find with this FLAWLESS fields are mirrored in deep contrast to the needle choice GEM! Dazzling white fields are an enhancement to sharp, precision struck motifs. A faint haze in the right field crisply struck, heavily frosted devices. A teensy lint mark in and a couple of hairlines noted under strong magnification, are the right obverse field is noted under strong magnification. all that keep this coin from a PR-65+ grade (no guarantees). Possibly dipped at one time, but only mentioned for the sake Soft peach and gold toning tickle the surfaces and add to the of accuracy. amazing aesthetic appeal. PCGS 12, NGC 6. Just 500 Proofs were struck. PCGS Price PCGS 12, NGC 6. Just 500 Proofs were struck. PCGS Price Guide Value is $5,500. An NGC example traded in June 2015 Guide Value is $5,500. A recent sale netted $5,520 for an for $4,465 prices and demand have done nothing but climb example in October 2020. Prior to that a piece sold in October since that time. In fact, there is a void in the marketplace 2018 for $3,360. It is obvious that the prices for this date are for black and white cameo Seated halves. Expect aggressive climbing and now is the time to obtain a choice example. bidding when this coin crosses the block. Expect strong bidding if you wish to buy this beauty! PCGS# 86419 | EST: $2,500+ PCGS# 86419 | EST: $2,500+ 48