Regency Auction 25 Digital Catalog

LOT 177 50C 1806 POINTED 6, STEM. PCGS MS64 A gorgeously toned, Condition Census O-119. A bold mint luster shines in the light and brings forth a stunning look imparted by the rich blue, teal, lavender, and violet toning. Generally well struck, better than usually seen on an example of this die marriage, which often shows very flat definition on Liberty’s tresses and on the left wing of the eagle. The eye appeal is dramatic and unforgettable! PCGS 9, NGC 7. The most recent examples sold cheaply earlier this year, one in each of the 2017 ANA auctions. Prior to those (which we think were actually buy backs), the most recent PCGS MS64 to sell in auction was this coin sold in ANR’s July 2004 auction! That coin, the Eliasberg-Swan O-115, brought $25,300. An O-119 in PCGS MS64 sold in March 2004 realizing $24,150. More recently the Col.Green-Eric Newman coin, graded NGC MS64 CAC sold for$35,250 and another NGC coin sold for $36,719. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $29,500. This coin issolidly in the condition census for the variety and sure to bring serious bidding attention from serious early type collectors. PCGS# 6071 | EST: $27,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 99

LOT 178 50C 1807 DRAPED BUST. O-110A. PCGS MS64 CAC WOW, what a coin! We’ve seen a few of the MS65’s, and can promise you this coins quality is not too far away. Even if you are a super picky buyer, this coin will more than impress you! Plus, this coin oozes with originality. We fully call this coin an original GEM Half--and even if you are extremely selective, we think you will too! Impeccable surfaces are super satiny and are smooth. We examined this beast with a strong glass and found not even tiny scratches or imperfections. A surprisingly strong luster enlivens the surfaces and the toning. Totally original shades of deeper golden brown/pale blue adorn both sides. The toning is not blotchy or mottled. Miss Liberty and the details are boldly struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is like the quality-phenomenal! PCGS 16, NGC 16, CAC 8. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $28,750 back in January 2012 (that’s eons ago)! We assure you, GEM Bust Halves like this have NOT gone down in value. In fact, do not let the pops fool you-these are impossible to find. Earlier this year we chased the PCGS MS65+ CAC up to $141,000.00 and did not buy it. The last regular PCGS MS65 to sell in auction-was back in 2005. We can NOT stress enough what a tremendous opportunity this coin represents to all Bust Half Collectors or even Type Collectors. PCGS# 6079 | EST: $35,000+100

LOT 179 50C 1808/7 PCGS XF45 CAC LOT 180 O-101. Light silver blends with soft slate toning in the fields. Sharply struck, this coin, if raw, would likely be sold as AU, the 50C 1811/10 PUNCTUATED DATE. PCGS AU58 CACquality is that strong. Indeed, we have seen AUs that do not have One of the many popular, naked eye varieties of the Capped Bust series, the both the O-101 and O-102 have both the interesting the looks that this coin has. die dot between 18 and 11 and the 1 punched over the 0 (this PCGS 42, NGC 31, CAC 12. The most recent to sell was the feature does become less visible as the die wore down). This NGC/CAC Eric Newman coin that sold for $1,090 and a O-101 is identified by the double segment above the second S PCGS/CAC coin sold for $996 in January 2017. Good luck! in STATES. Sharply struck devices are accented by a wonderful dove overtone that is enlivened by an underlying satin luster. PCGS# 6091 | EST: $900+ Only the slightest hint of friction on the surfaces keep this GEM AU from a Mint State designation, indeed we have certainly seen coins called Uncirculated that do not have the overall eye appeal of this lightly toned AU58. PCGS 20, NGC 16, CAC 8. In the 2017 ANA auction an example sold for $5,405 and the one before that sold for $7,050 in November 2016. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $6,250 and keep in mind that these are quite hard to find any finer. A great coin for any early half dollar specialist! PCGS# 6099 | EST: $5,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 101

LOT 181 50C 1812 PCGS MS65+ CAC Clearly a Condition Census O-103! VERY HIGH END and really good looking! It is also the SOLE MS65+ graded. Outstanding surfaces are immaculate beyond belief. Even if you used a strong glass and looked really hard, all you would find are some light frost breaks. The surfaces are also satiny smooth. An unusually strong radiant luster beams from all over. There is a thin band of reddish gold/blue outlining parts of the rims. The centers are a gorgeous frosty white. Miss Liberty and every detail are frosty, sharply struck, and really standout. The eye appeal is nothing less then amazing! PCGS 13, NGC 16, CAC 3. This is the ONLY MS65+ graded. The most recent CAC-approved coin was the NGC-graded Newman MS65 that sold for a whopping $44,063! The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $14,376.00 in August 2011-really forever ago! Its been 6+ years since one sold-let alone an 1812 as fresh and sexy looking as this. Every time we look at this coin we marvel how it has survived 205 years in such and incredible state of preservation. We assure you, you will NOT find another 1812 looking anywhere near as neat as this-at least we have never seen one! PCGS# 6100 | EST: $14,000+102

LOT 183 50C 1817 PUNCTUATED DATE. PCGS AU50 O-103. A very nice example of this popular variety that presents very well. The surfaces show only light wear, and the marks commensurate with said circulation. Richly toned toward the peripheries, lighter at the centers. The dot that makes the date look as 181.7 is bold and this variety is very popular as this marriage shares the same reverse as the ultra rare 1817/4. PCGS 13, NGC 4. The last AU50 graded by PCGS to sell in auction was in the 2011 FUN auction, realizing $2,300. There are so many collectors working on “Red Book” sets today that more recently a PCGS XF45 CAC sold for $1,998 in September 2016. The AU50 Collector’s Universe value is listed at $2,500. A great collector grade coin that will see very active bidding when it crosses the block! PCGS# 6110 | EST: $2,200+LOT 182 50C 1815/2 PCGS XF45 LOT 184 Light wear on the high points, this coin possesses a great eye appeal for the grade. Boldly defined design elements and 50C 1820/19 SQUARE BASE 2. PCGS AU55 CAC smooth fields do not show any significant signs of any sort of When you think of the term “original.” an image of this coinmishandling. Only a few stray marks from circulation are noted should pop right into your mind’s eye. Light, problem free friction under strong magnification. A great example of the KEY date on the highest points, there is still a nice amount of glowing series to the Bust half dollar series. Only 47,150 half dollars residual mint frost that clings to the protected areas. The devices were struck for the entire year, and they were actually delivered are boldly struck and show essentially full and crisp definition. Two in January 1816; hours later the building where silver and gold different obverse dies were made into overdates, one with a Square planchets were rolled burned, accounting for the lack of coins 2 in the date (O-101), as here, and the Curl Base 2, O-102. Thestruck in 1816. Only a single set of dies were used to strike 1815 Square 2 is slightly less common. half dollars, and all are of this 5/2 variety. PCGS 14, NGC 2, CAC 3. Only a single PCGS/CAC examplePCGS 67, NGC 31. The last non-CAC example realized $7,931 has ever sold in auction, bringing a strong $3,995 in September in the 2016 ANA auction and the current PCGS Price Guide 2016 and in our opinion, the presently offered coin has a better value is $9,000. This is the KEY date to the series, always in look. Bound for a great “GEM” AU set of Bust halves and we demand from collectors! expect strong bidding for this beauty. PCGS# 6108 | EST: $7,000+ PCGS# 6125 | EST: $3,200+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 103

LOT 186 50C 1835 PCGS MS62 CAC O-101. A very attractively toned Capped Bust half dollar. Fully Mint State, if it were not for a few tiny scattered marks, this coin may have graded even higher. A frosty mint bloom brings the high quality strike and the bold coloration together, wrapping this into an original, eye appealing package. PCGS 74, NGC 58, CAC 15. The last one to sell realized $1,650 in an August 2017 auction sale. The current PCGS price is $1,400. Worthy of a type set or date run of Capped Bust halves. PCGS# 6168 | EST: $1,200+ LOT 185 LOT 187 50C 1833 PCGS MS66 50C 1836 50/00, O-116. PCGS AU53 CAC A wonderful GEM that sits at the apex of the Condition Census Another “naked” eye variety, where the die sinker erroneously for the O-107 die marriage. Colorfully toned at the peripheries punched the 0 in the denomination too far to the left and with lovely shades of gold, blue, and olive. The central areas of corrected it by punching the 5 over the errant 0. For the grade, both sides are a very pleasing, pearly silver with great frosty luster. this one is a GEM, with a bold luster that glows around the well Generally well struck, we note some typical weakness at the lower struck devices and bringing the old envelope tone to life. Only light friction lines are noted for accuracy and you do need a glass reverse design. to see them; otherwise the eye appeal is exceptional! PCGS 1, NGC 6. The current PCGS value is listed at $25,000. According to our Auction Prices database, the most recent PCGS PCGS 11, NGC 5, CAC 2. No CAC-approved coins have ever MS66 example for the TYPE was an 1825 (of a more common sold in auction. The current PCGS value is listed at $1,750. A variety) that brought $21,150 in January 2017. A great coin for very cool variety! type or date purposes for the advanced collector! PCGS# 6163 | EST: $15,000+ PCGS# 6170 | EST: $1,100+104

LOT 188 105 50C 1836 REEDED EDGE. PCGS MS64 CACBefore the days of 3rd party certification, a coin like this easilywould be called a GEM BU 65. We think it should be today as well. PCGS obviously sees something we don’t. This is by farthe prettiest 1836 Reeded Edge we have ever seen! We do rankit as one of the greatest coins Legend Rare Coin Auctions has had the pleasure of handling! The surfaces are incredibly clean and smooth. Of course we went over both sides carefully with a strong glass-and foundnothing of any significance. There are traces of semi-prooflike mirrors. A strong luster vividly illuminates a sensational and totally original mix of vibrant olive/rose/gold/blue colors that are evenly spread all over. There are NO spots ordiscolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and do have light frost. The eye appeal is more then just jaw dropping! From an original mintage of only 1,200. PCGS 6, NGC 4, CAC 3 (we think this coin is 2X). PCGS has graded only 2 coins higher. NO PCGS/CAC MS64 has ever sold in an auction. The printed estimates of value are all wrong-NONE have ever traded. If this GEM was to sell in the $65,000 to $75,000 range, it not be overvalued (in our opinion). NOTE: an NGC CAC piece (not this coin) sold for $52,875 in the November 2013 sale of the Newman Collection. Not only is this coin a “must buy” for any Bust Half set, its a “must buy” for any GEM Type Collection as well. We assure you, the outstanding quality and eye appeal this coin offers is unrivaled for an 1836 Reeded Edge Half ! PCGS# 6175 | EST: $60,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 190 50C 1875 PCGS MS64 CAC Very choice and original, this Seated half has a nice pearly-satin luster that comes out nicely under a dusting of iridescent toning. Displaying a typical strike, with some minor weakness in areas, the overall look is quite good. Clearly a coin that sat unmolested in an old envelope for a good long while. LOT 189 PCGS 57, NGC 55, CAC 7. The most recent PCGS/CAC example sold in March 2017 for $1,528 and the current PCGS 50C 1838 REEDED EDGE. PCGS MS64 CAC value is $1,400. With its pleasing, original look, we think this An exceptional PQ and high end 1838 half dollar! We looked this near miss GEM over really hard. It is just one very old light coin will satisfy most type collectors. scratch from full MS65 status.The surfaces are thick satiny texture and reveal only a few light frost breaks. A good luster enhances PCGS# 6349 | EST: $1,200+ the totally original colors. Both sides are a mix of reddish gold/ golden brown/pale purple/deep champagne colors. The colors are pretty and are NOT dull or drab. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and really stand out. The eye appeal is great! PCGS 66, NGC 69, CAC 21. This near-GEM sold for $6,300 the last time it appeared in auction, a testament to the high end quality. Keep in mind that a 65 would cost somewhere in the $15,000 range if you could even find one! A great type coin or example for a set! PCGS# 6177 | EST: $5,500+106

LOT 191 107 50C 1860 NGC PR67 CAMA superlative and glorious GEM that ranks among the FINEST certified examples. This is a no questions asked SUPERB coin with deep mirrors that beam from all angles. Very smooth fields have the feel of a freshly polished sheet of ice, the reflectivity is unmarred by any serious marks or lines. The dies were highly polished before striking, which account for the numerous microscopic lines in the fields, as well as some tiny lint marks. Adusting of clear amber-gold graces the obverse, deepening toward the rim. The reverse takes that amber patina, and adds a band ofdeep blue and moderate violet hues, really framing that side witha wonderfully toned look. The sharply impressed devices are frosty and set against the depth of the reflective mirrored fields, the contrast is excellent. Only 1,000 were minted. PCGS 2, NGC 4. None are finer at NGC within the CAMEO designation, and only a single PCGS PR67+ CAM is finer in the designation. The most recent example to sell was in the FUN 2013 auction, where a different example sold for $23,500. Since then, aCAC-approved, non-CAMEO NGC PR67 sold for $29,375. This lovely coin will be well suited for any set of SUPERB Proof type or a specialized collection of Proof Seated Liberty halves. Good luck! PCGS# 86414 | EST: $22,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 192 LOT 193 50C 1863 PCGS PR66 50C 1899 PCGS MS66+ CAC Among the highest graded 1863 Proof half dollars! Bold Technically this coin is an unquestionable MS66.9+.We think shimmering, watery mirrors shine through a later of golden, due to some slightly irregular toning PCGS would not grade it amber, violet, and olive hues. In a light, the colors “float” on the MS67 (we make no promise it ever will).Clearly, this coin sat mirrors the way oil floats in a puddle. Even with the aid of astrong glass, only the most minute, microscopic lines can be seen. undisturbed for the majority of its 118 years of existence. The strike is boldly defined with crisply impressed details fully Superior surfaces are extremely clean and have a thick satiny rendered and razor sharp. texture. Even using a strong glass yields not even any microscopic surprises. The luster is thick, satiny and unbroken. You can clearlyOnly 460 proofs were struck during this turning point year in theCivil War. PCGS 3, NGC 3. The last one to sell realized $7,638 see where the coin was lying on felt or cloth by the colors on the reverse. Those totally original colors include: moderate olive/ in October 2015 and the PCGS Price Guide value is $8,750. reddish gold/gold/pale blue and swirl all over. The obverse has a None are graded numerically finer, although PCGS has graded pale deep champagne/pewter color. Miss Liberty and the detail2 in PR66 CAM. A similarly toned example brought $11,750 in November 2012 and darkly toned NGC PR67 sold for $14,100 stand out with crisp sharp strikes. The eye appeal is excellent! in January 2013, and we think that might be more in line PCGS 12, NGC 8, CAC 4. PCGS has graded 2 in MS66+ and 1 value-wise for this SUPERB coin. MS67, one MS67+. The last PCGS CAC MS67 to sell brought $19,975 in August 2015. As we all know, the market spanked PCGS# 6417 | EST: $7,000+ these coins really hard. You won’t find a better time to build a GEM Mint State Barber set! PCGS# 6483 | EST: $5,000+108

LOT 194 50C 1916-D PCGS MS65 CAC LOT 195A totally original GEM! The surfaces on this original gem are ex-traordinarily clean and smooth. Even the dreaded right field has 50C 1918 PCGS MS65+ CAC no issues. A decent luster shows off original deep golden brown Legend Auctions is pleased to offer this impressive and verytissue paper toning that frames the devices. Miss Liberty and the important GEM early Walker in this sale. It is TIED for seconddetails are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal has finest graded at PCGS and it is not hard to see why. To start, the technical quality is all there. A bold luster glows all over. The fields an old fashioned look. surrounding the very sharply struck devices are devoid of any serious lines, marks, or discolorations. Both sides are awash in aPCGS 236, NGC 162, CAC 60. The last several examples sold in delicate lavender-rose and silver-gray patina that is totally original, the $2,200 to $2,350 range and the current PCGS Price Guide likely imparted from benign neglect in an ancient paper envelope for a long time. The eye appeal is high end and quite fetching! value is listed at $2,750. With this coin’s great eye appeal, we think it could sell for a very strong price! PCGS# 6567 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS 138, NGC 112, CAC 36. Only 5 examples have been graded MS65+ at PCGS, 3 at NGC, and there are a mere 9 coins graded MS66 finer at PCGS. Only a single 65+ has ever sold in auction, bringing $8,813 in the 2017 CSNS auction. A PCGS/ CAC MS66 sold for $17,625 in the 2016 ANA sale, so the small difference in grade does account for a large difference in price, making this GEM seem like a great value. The current CU value is $8,500. A great coin for any high ranked Registry Set. PCGS# 6574 | EST: $7,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 109

LOT 196 50C 1921 PCGS MS65 A true GEM example of this important KEY Walking Liberty half dollar issue. A bold and swirling mint luster graces both sides accentuating the impressively struck devices. Ms. Liberty is fully struck up, a powerful blow from the dies bringing out all the tiny details in the the design. A blush of clear gold can be seen in areas toward the rims on the obverse. Close examination does reveal a few tiny ticks, but nothing that distracts from the GEM eye appeal displayed on both sides. After the First World War, the US economy went into a very serious recession, and coins dated 1921 in general are considered scarce to rare in their respective series (except Morgan dollars). The Philadelphia produced 246,000 halves this year, the vast majority of which quickly entered into circulation. The typical survivor is well worn, and GEMS like this are truly very rare. PCGS 52, NGC 33. The most recent PCGS MS65 to sell in auction was CAC, selling for $30,550 in our July 2017 Regency Auction. The current PCGS value is listed at $22,500 and we really think this Old Green Tag holdered coin is above average in terms of quality and eye appeal. Fresh to the market, consigned to this auction by a long time customer of Legend Numismatics, this coin has not been in any auction that we can trace. Good luck! PCGS# 6583 | EST: $20,000+110

LOT 197 LOT 198 50C 1935 PCGS MS67 CAC 50C 1939 PCGS MS67+ CACBeautiful brilliant silver luster as fresh as the day the coin fell off A high grade example with a strong, glowing luster that displaysthe dies. The fields are smooth and free from any distracting flawsand there is not a bit of color to be found anywhere. The strike is a lovely, rose, sea-green, and yellow-gold pastel iridescence. Sharply struck, with bold definition and essentially full. A minor bold and nearly full throughout. toning dot or two can be seen with effort, and only mentioned PCGS 53, NGC 26, CAC 34. At PCGS there are 5 in 67+ and for total disclosure. only a single MS68 is graded finer. The last PCGS MS67 CACsold in the 2017 FUN auction for $2,938. The current CU value PCGS 329, NGC 280, CAC 134. PCGS has graded 44 inis $3,000. Generally PCGS coins have sold in the $2,500-$3,000 MS67+. The last one sold for $1,175 in April 2017 and the current CU value is $1,250. Rare any finer and a great looking range. This is a beautiful GEM and worthy of any PQ set. coin for the grade.PCGS# 6595 | EST: $2,300+ PCGS# 6606 | EST: $1,000+LOT 199 LOT 200 50C 1939-S PCGS MS67 CAC 50C 1940 PCGS MS67 Wonderful originality! A brilliant pearly-satinlike sheen brings Everything about this coin is SUPERB--the luster, the pastelout the pale iridescent hues that caress the very smooth and clean iridescent toning, the strike, and the overall quality and fields and crisply struck devices. eye appeal! PCGS 197, NGC 130, CAC 145. In 2017, 11 examples sold in PCGS 293, NGC 217. This brilliant coin, with its excessive good auction, with the average APR around $1,300, and the current looks is worthy of a premium bid to be sure--good luck!CU value is $1,450. There are a dozen graded finer, 11 in MS67+ and a sole MS68. A 67+ if you can find one will certainly cost PCGS# 6609 | EST: $700+more than TRIPLE what this coin will, and the 68 has not sold in auction, but would certainly be somewhere in the $20,000+ range. A great looking coin, without having to break the bank.PCGS# 6608 | EST: $1,150+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 111

LOT 201 LOT 202 50C 1943 PCGS MS67 CAC 50C 1943-D NGC MS67+ CAC Brilliant and frosty, this SUPERB GEM has a great strike and is Among the 10 FINEST graded at NGC, the presently offered all there in terms of technical quality and eye appeal. SUPERB 43-D Walker has a very high end eye appeal. The first thing you notice is the brilliant mint frost that is as fresh PCGS 527, NGC 534, CAC 303. The most recent to sell in and satiny as the day it was struck. Speaking of the strike--it is auction realized $646 and the current CU value is $525. Bound about as full as you could hope for with full lines in flag and you can even see Liberty’s thumb. A great example and it is not a for a fine set of Walkers. shock to see why it is among the finest graded. PCGS# 6618 | EST: $500+ PCGS 352, NGC 307, CAC 158. NGC has graded 4 in MS67+ and only six finer. The last CAC-approved MS67+ to sell in auction was PCGS graded and sold for $2,115 in January 2017; the only NGC-graded 67+ to sell was NOT CAC and realized $1,645. A great coin for any set of Walkers. PCGS# 6619 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 203 LOT 204 50C 1939 PCGS PR68 50C 1958-D PCGS MS67 CAC This coin is nearly fully a full Cameo! WOW! A beautifully toned and lustrous SUPERB GEM that is just shy of a FBL designation, and among the FINEST graded without Bold mirrors blaze from all over. The mirrors have stunning clarity, cleanliness, and reflection. This coin lacks the typical the FBL. The color ranks at 8.5+ on our 10-point scale. tissue paper haze. Miss Liberty and every detail are fully struck and have a bold thick silvery frost. Alas, the sun is not frosted, so PCGS 27, NGC 31, CAC 17. A nicely, but not as vibrantly toned no cameo designation. But it sure has the looks of one! The eye example sold for $588 in January 2015. We think this one will bring more! appeal is intense. PCGS# 6675 | EST: $450+ PCGS 45, NGC 101. The current Collector’s Universe Value is $4,500. We fully expect this coin to bring around that. This coin will be a killer addition to ANY GEM set! PCGS# 6639 | EST: $3,500+112

LOT 205 2018 50C 1964 PCGS PR69 DCAM LEGEND’S AUCTION SCHEDULEA PERFECT example of the final 90% regular issue half dollar. Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only Show After President Kennedy was killed in 1963, legislation was THE REGENCY AUCTION 26 passed to replace the Franklin half with one featuring JFK’s May 17th | Harrah’s | New Orleans, LA portrait. This beautiful example is tied for finest graded, there are NONE graded PR70 DCAM. The DEEP mirrored fields THE REGENCY AUCTION 27are FLAWLESS. Studying them closely with a strong glass you July 26th | Caesars | Las Vegas, NV cannot find anything. THE REGENCY AUCTION 28 September 27th | Cosmo | Las Vegas, NVPCGS 100, NGC 128. The current PCGS Price Guide value islisted at $1,250 and the most recent example brought $1,740 in THE REGENCY AUCTION 29September 2017. A great example for a type set or to start a set November 15th | Hyatt Regency | San Antonio,TX of Proof Kennedy halves. LEGEND INTERNET ONLY PREMIER SESSIONS PCGS# 96800 | EST: $1,200+ JANUARY LOT 206 JANUARY 18-28 $1 1798 LARGE EAGLE. PCGS VF30 CAC FEBRUARY A delightful and totally pleasing collector grade B-25, BB-123. FEBRUARY 15 - 25 Just problem free circulation is seen on this dove and pewter MARCH toned choice VF early dollar MARCH 15 - 25PCGS 292, NGC 117, CAC 23. Only 4 PCGS/CAC examples For more information about consigning, contact Julie have ever sold in auction, the most recent bringing $2,350 in an Abrams ([email protected]) or Greg CohenApril 2017 internet only auction, and this coin is way nicer! Thecurrent Collector’s Universe value is $2,850 and this coin is very ([email protected]) high end for the grade. Add this to your circulated type set or early dollar collection today. PCGS# 6873 | EST: $2,200+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 113

LOT 207 $1 1846 PCGS MS64+ CAC VERY HIGH END! Easily worthy of its + designation, 1846’S are famous for not being the prettiest date. This one certainly is an exception to that rule! Unusually lively surfaces have traces of light semi-prooflike mirrors. Overall, the surfaces look totally defect free. Only with a strong glass will you find a few scattered ticks or two. A strong luster coupled with reflective surfaces really enhances the totally original toning. Both sides have shades of rich (but not dark) olive/gold/deep champagne/pale blue colors that blend together nicely all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have crisp full strikes. The eye appeal is excellent! PCGS 22, NGC 21, CAC 5. PCGS may have graded only 4 in MS64+, and only 3 coins are graded higher at PCGS. This coin sold in auction $28,200 in December 2016. We had another one that recently sold in our July 2017 Regency Auction offering of the 1994 Collection (which sold for $30,550. If you could find a PCGS CAC MS65, one would easily set you back $90,000+. Keep in mind, the last MS65 to sell brought $97,750 and that was back in 2005! A choice set in MS63/64 of Philadelphia Mint Seated Dollars would make an interesting project. This coin would be a great addition. PCGS# 6932 | EST: $20,000+114

LOT 208 OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are $1 1860-O PCGS MS64 CAC based on HAMMER. Keep in mind that a coin Superb and high end. This is not one of the dull lifeless could be either low or high end for the grade, have “chimney” hoard coins discovered in the early 60s. We really stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect DO very much like it! Of course being the sole contributors a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differencesto the FINEST Mint State SET of Seated Dollars EVER, we within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so Collector’s can have a better idea of value. One thing know how these come better than anyone! 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!This coin more than impressed us. The surfaces are really nice. Only with a strong glass can you detect a few scattered lightlines and a tick or two. A strong luster illuminates the surfaces. Totally original colors of deep silver/pale gold swirl all over.Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck, standout, and have light frost. The eye appeal is wonderful!PCGS 27, NGC 24, CAC 11. PCGS has graded only 9 higher (of which just 3 are CAC). The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $9,988 in June 2017. Keep in mind, nextstep up (if you could ever find one) would cost at least $60,000! Again, this piece is way superior to the typical dull and crusty way we have seen so many of these.PCGS# 6950 | EST: $5,500+ 115 LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

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LOT 209 $1 1852 ORIGINAL. PCGS PR65 CACLegend Rare Coin Auctions is proud to offer the FINEST certified 1852 Proof dollar, Original or Restrike. Everything about this coin is incredible: quality, eye appeal, and rarity! A real trophy for any advanced collector! The technical qualities are SUPERB! Starting with the mirrors, which are fully and deeply reflective with a stunning watery appearance beam from all over with seductive clarity. The fields are ultra-clean, the only disturbances that can be found are mint made lint marks from the polishing of the dies. Rich, totally original toning imparts a fantastic eye appeal. Deep blue hues dominate the obverse, ranging from a pale icy hue to teal to cobalt. The reverse features a beautiful and classic look, with sultry amber-gold in the centers, yielding to aqua-blue at the rims. The strike is full and complete, even in the centers which can sometimes come soft. One look at this GEM and you can see why we have had trouble putting it down! There is very little documentary evidence as to how many original Proofs were coined in 1852. PCGS CoinFacts estimates amintage of THREE. There is a lot of confusion regarding the designations, however the CoinFacts census includes this coin at thetop, followed by the Col. Brock -- J.P. Morgan Collection coin that was donated to the American Numismatic Society in 1908 andthe Mickley-Windsor (?) coin (both were parts of complete 1852 proof sets). Confusing the matter more is that Breen and Bowers have identified as many as six DIFFERENT reverse dies that were used to strike Proof 1852 dollars, Originals and Restrikes. Further research is certainly needed to sort this mess out. We know that based on the new reference by Dick Osburn and Brian Cushing that this die marriage, OC-P1 is the “correct” die pair for Original Strikes. PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. If you are working on a cabinet of rarities, or need a Proof 1852 for your Proof dollar set, this is a coin for you. Since it is likely UNIQUE in private hands, you can pretty much toss out the price guides and auction records. One ofthe rarest silver dollar issues and a coin that really is undervalued due to its confusing nature. As more information regarding theseenigmatic Original and Restike proofs comes out in the research done by Osburn and Cushing and a new magnum opus on Proofs that will be published in the coming years, our understanding of the rarity and importance of this coin will be better, increasing demand. Good luck! PCGS# 6994 | EST: $120,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 117

LOT 210 T$1 1877-S TRADE. PCGS MS64+ A beautifully toned Trade dollar! Bands of amber, azure-teal, russet, and olive blend on both sides. This near-GEM has a bold radiant cartwheel luster brings out all the subtleties in the hues. Nicely struck up, the details are boldly defined. The only thing that keeps this coin from a higher grade are a few tiny grazes on the reverse that are mostly covered by the awesome toning. PCGS 15, NGC 4. This date becomes quite RARE any finer. The most recent example sold for $2,585 in October 2016. The current PCGS price is $3,500. This coin should see active bidding! PCGS# 7046 | EST: $2,300+ LOT 211 T$1 1877-S PCGS MS66 Hello GORGEOUS! If you need just one Trade dollar for a GEM type set, take a good look at the presently offered 77-S! Our partner, Bruce Morelan, with the exclusive assistance of our sister firm, Legend Numismatics, has built the #1 all time set of Trade dollars, so there we know how this series comes, and we can say, without hesitation that is this one of the FINEST 1877-S we have seen. The first thing that catches the viewer’s gaze is the blazing cartwheel mint luster, that swirls like on an 80-S Morgan dollar. The bands of radiance rolls smoothly, uninterrupted by any breaks in the frost, or any thing but the most trivial of contact. Both sides possess a dappled, totally original blend of burnt orange, aqua, and olive-slate patina that mixed with the vibrancy of the mint brilliance, really have an unparalleled vivacity. All the details were crisply embossed into the planchet by a precision and exacting blow from the dies. All together, you really cannot beat the SUPERB, high end eye appeal that this coin has! PCGS 6, NGC 6. No CAC-approved PCGS coin has ever sold in auction. The most recent MS66s brought $15,275--one was a non-CAC PCGS coin and the other was the CAC-approved Col. Green/Newman NGC coin (both sold in the 2017 FUN auction. This coin did bring $20,700 in April 2009, and is more eye appealing than the PCGS MS66 that is ex Eliasberg that sold for that same amount in January 2009. In terms of eye appeal, you will not see any other that has such an impressive look, and should see very strong bidding. The current PCGS value is listed at $23,500 and to see a realization close to that would not be surprising! Only 2 coins are finer at PCGS, neither of which has ever sold in auction. PCGS# 7046 | EST: $15,000+118

LOT 212 T$1 1876 PCGS PR64 CAM CAC Here is a wonderful borderline GEM Proof Trade Dollar. The quality for sure is HIGH END! Deep and glittering mirrors beam from all over. They also have strong clarity, remarkable cleanliness, and of course bold reflectivity. They actually look like a freshly made sheet of glass. A natural, vibrant, and moderate coating of pale reddish goldenbrown mixes with silver colors. There is one tiny toning dot at 4:00 or so on the obverse. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is tremendous! PCGS 25, NGC 16, CAC 4. Do NOT be fooled by the pops. This is a very scarce coin. In April 2015 one sold at auction for $3,995. The current Collectors Universe Value is $4,750. Even more common dates, like 1880, in PR64 CAM (pop 158) are selling for around $4,000-$4,500. We can’t stress enough what a fantastic value this coin represents. Even though they are scarce, this is a set you can complete in PR64/65, Cameo and non Cameo. PCGS# 87056 | EST: $3,800+ LOT 213 119 T$1 1877 PCGS PR65 CAM CAC An exceptional GEM example with totally original surfaces that present wonderfully. Tan-silver patina dominate with accents of coppery-olive iridescent hues that blend with light aqua blue tones depending on the angle that the light hits the ultra reflective watery mirrors. The sharply struck devices have a rich frost that provides impressive contrast against the beaming mirrors. Even intense study with a strong glass reveals nothing that negatively affects the eye appeal of this beautiful GEM. The 1877, with only 510 Proofs struck, has the lowest mintage of allregular issue Proof Trade dollars, 1873-1883, obviously the 1884 and 1885 have lower mintages, but are not generally considered “regular” issues. PCGS 5, NGC 3, CAC 3. This coin represents the last two auction appearances of the date. Before selling in the 2017 FUN auction, it brought $20,125 in March 2012. Another example sold in August 2011 for $16,100. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $17,500 and only four coins are graded finer, PR67+ CAM finest. Bound for a fine set of Trade dollars or Proof type coins in GEM. PCGS# 87057 | EST: $15,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 214 LOT 215 T$1 1878 PCGS PR64 CAM CAC $1 1879-S PCGS MS66 CAC Beautiful deep mirrors shine in the light and contrast against the WOW WEE MAUI! This coin a killer rainbow GEM toner. highly frosted design elements. Iridescent hues cling to the rims, framing the attractive coin. A few light lines can be seen with a Had this GEM been around when the Northern Lights Collection was being put together, it would have been totally powerful loupe and do not detract from the superb eye appeal. worthy of inclusion in that world class cabinet! Only 900 proofs were struck for collectors. PCGS 31, NGC To start, the coin is of SUPER high-end quality. The surfaces 18, CAC 10. Per our auction database, only two CAC examples are nearly fully prooflike on the obverse. Plus, the surfaces are have sold in auction, the most recent for $6,118 in June 2017, amazingly clean. Mother nature unleashed an incredible display while the other was back in February 2011, realizing $5,175. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $5,050. With its of rainbow colors. The obverse is 3/4 covered by a gorgeous original burlap bag toned colors of emerald green/violet/gold/ great look, we think this coin will bring a strong bid. blue. The reverse is original white w/gold highlights by the PCGS# 87058 | EST: $3,800+ rims. We do rank the colors a FULL 10 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). If we were still building the Northern Lights Collection, this coin would be in it! PCGS# 7092 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 216 LOT 217 $1 1880-S PCGS MS64 CAC EX AURORA BOREALIS $1 1880-S PCGS MS67 WOW! For “only” a 64, this coin has HUGE eye appeal. Every MOMMA MIA! This coin is of full wild Northern Lights color of the rainbow appears on the obverse, a bold spectrum starting with a golden peach, blending to magenta, royal purple, caliber toning. teal and ending with an icy blue. The exceptional colors rate a 9+ on our scale. The eye appeal is aided by a strong strike and typical Technically, we actually think PCGS held this coin back. We really do not see why in the end it is not an MS67+. The surfaces vibrant mint brilliance seen on 80-S dollars. are pretty much perfect and the colors-well to say they are of PCGS# 7118 | EST: $750+ Northern Lights caliber.... The obverse has a swirling mix of knockout neon like original shades of pearl green/gold/violet/ blue that blaze all over. We do rank the colors a full 9 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). The eye appeal and quality offered here are hard to beat! PCGS# 7118 | EST: $6,500+120

LOT 218 $1 1880-S PCGS MS67 CACThis piece is a stunning cascading gentle waterfall of colors. It is more than worthy of the finest toned Morgan set!Mother nature did a really awesome job here. But first, we must mention the technical quality of the coin is all these and then some. In fact, the surfaces are borderline fully proof like. The obverse has marvelous and totally original colors of tangerine/violet/baby blue/gold that all are as well designed as any artistspallet. We fully rank the colors a 9+ on our 1-10 color scale (10is the best). We very much expect strong bidding on this beauty! PCGS# 7118 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 220 LOT 219 $1 1881-S PCGS MS66 CAC We have sold many of the absolute finest toners. We $1 1881-S PCGS MS66 CAC unhesitatingly rank this burlap bag masterpiece up there. From ultra deep aubergine toning comes accents of variegated green, gold, and rose hues when rotated in the light and the We rank the MONSTER colors an 11-yes 11 (on our scale oflustrous GEM surfaces bring out the subtleties. The deep toning 1-10 (10 is the finest)! rates as 8.5+ on our scale, and this is about as deep a toning as First, the technical quality is all there and then some. There are you can get. Beautiful! NO scrapes or anything unsightly under the colors. The toning is out of this world! Original canvas bag colors (you can clearly PCGS# 7130 | EST: $800+ see the textile texture). Stripes of mega monster pearl green/ violet/royal blue/amber cover the entire obverse. The reverse is original white with gold rim highlights. The color pattern will weaken even the jaded toned Morgan buyer’s legs! Absolutely this coin is of Northern Lights caliber. We expect a substantial bidding to yield a record price here. Good luck! PCGS# 7130 | EST: $9,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 121

LOT 221 LOT 222 $1 1881-S NGC MS68* $1 1882-S PCGS MS65 CAC A vivid SUPERB GEM, fully worthy of NGC’s “*” designation. Yet another killer toner. About 3/4 of this coin has obverse color Brilliantly swirling cartwheel luster rolls along the ultra smooth and defect free surfaces. Swaths of perwinkle-teal and patches (you can tell another dollar partially sat on top of it). of coppery-golden amber really come to life when you rotate the obverse in the light. The luster has a subtle reflection that adds to You can see a few light scuffs in the fields, but nothing is serious or stands out. The colors consist of original baby blue/gold/ the eye appeal. violet/emerald green. They light up the obverse. We rank the PCGS 156, NGC 282. Toned examples with the “*” designation colors as a full 9 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). The eye have brought between $3,300 and $4,000 in the last few years, appeal will mesmerize you! but there are a few stronger outlier prices depending on the PCGS# 7140 | EST: $1,250+ strength of the eye appeal. We think this one will hammer down somewhere in our estimate range. PCGS# 7130 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 223 LOT 224 $1 1883-O PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1883-O PCGS MS65 SIMPLY AWESOME! We can’t say enough WOW’s about this Another exceptional, deeply toned Morgan. Violaceous and coin. First, we cannot see why it is only grade an MS64. PCGS beryl are the dominate shades but as you twirl this lustrous coin in the light, lemon-lime and magenta-rose accents pop out. The was that tight. The grade is really meaningless on this coin. reverse has a ring of rainbow at the rims and a blush of antique gold throughout the central area. The eye appeal is superb and Picasso would be jealous of the obverse. On top of perfect surfaces is a perfect toned masterpiece. A swirling blend of violet/ we do rate the colors a 8 on our 10 point scale. deep amber/emerald green/royal blues really explodes out. The PCGS# 7146 | EST: $750+ colors rank a full 9+ on our 1-10 color scale and are more than worthy of Northern Lights status. Even the reverse has some wicked cool gold/blue around the rims. The eye appeal will leave you speechless! We expect a full out bidding war here. Good luck! PCGS# 7146 | EST: $1,500+122

LOT 225 LOT 226 $1 1884-O PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1885 PCGS MS64+ CAC EX AURORA BOREALIS Vibrant rose, purple, hot pink, and neon blue hues blend A beautifully original bag toned GEM. Ultra deep reds, violets,together over the brilliant lustrous obverse surfaces. The reverse teals, golds, and orange-rose tones show off lovely textile pattern has a nice even dusting of clear peachy-gold. We rate theobverse an 8 on our color scale and this GEM will delight any across Liberty’s cheek. We rate the colors a full 10 out of 10. Both sides have a bold cartwheel luster that really brings the toned dollar specialist. amazing color! If you collect MONSTER toners, bid strongly PCGS# 7154 | EST: $750+ for this GEM, we can see it bring a record price! PCGS# 7158 | EST: $1,500+LOT 227 LOT 228 $1 1886 PCGS MS65 $1 1886 NGC MS65 CACAlmost a twin to the 83-O that was also consigned in this small A wonderful bag toned GEM housed in an ancient NGC encapsulation. Bold and rich range of rainbow hues cross the group. Deep black-cherry hues blend with amethyst, orange obverse that is totally blanketed by the lovely color. Old albumand gold hues that blanket the obverse and the colors are really style toning rings the reverse. The obverse colors rank as an 8 on brought out by the bold luster. We rate the color an 8+ on our our 10-point scale. The surfaces are very clean for the grade and color scale, and the eye appeal is quite nice. the eye appeal is very nice. PCGS# 7166 | EST: $700+ PCGS# 7166 | EST: $750+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 123

LOT 229 LOT 230 $1 1886 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1886 PCGS MS65+ CAC A duplicate from a major collection of toned Morgans, this one This is a lovely rainbow toner. has a really cool look. Richly toned with warm red and violet A small scuff can be seen in the left obverse, otherwise this shades that blend with rose, green, and gold accents. A streak of coin would be graded higher. The toning is splendid. Cascading silver white untoned streaks across Liberty’s forehead, bisecting shades of original amber/baby blue/violet/pearl green/magenta that side. Very neat look, we rate the colors 8+ on our 1-10 point toning scale. The surfaces are clean and very lustrous. This is a gracefully drape the obverse. We rank the colors a 8+ on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). The colors are very vibrant and very unique look and worthy of any GEM toned set. are better than 95% of what you ever see for the date. PCGS# 7166 | EST: $800+ Check it out! PCGS# 7166 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 231 OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are $1 1887 PCGS MS65 CAC EX AURORA BOREALIS based on HAMMER. Keep in mind that a coin The final example from this little group from the Aurora Borealis could be either low or high end for the grade, have Collection. A broad area of light gold dusts the lustrous surfaces stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences at the lower right portion of the obverse. The area then blends within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so into bans of rich amber-orange gold. From there, a narrow band Collector’s can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to of magenta turns to violet, teal, and blue. Brilliantly lustrous surfaces bring out the colors and subtle textile pattern from the claim stronger sales. canvas bag beautifully, and we rate the colors an 8+ on our 10 These published estimates represent what Legend point scale. We note a narrow arcing band of rainbow tone on Rare Coin Auctions determines to be an approximate the reverse as well. A great toner for any collector, knowing full high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, well that this coin is from one of the best known specialized auction prices, published prices, and a consideration collections of MONSTER toners. of the coin’s quality. There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what PCGS# 7172 | EST: $1,000+ 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!124

LOT 232 $1 1887-S PCGS MS66+ CAC Not only is this one of the finest 1887-S Morgan’s extant, it is clearly one of the wildest toned 1887-S too! We never ever see this date with real toning like this. We believe only a hidden tick or two is why this coin did notMS67. Using a strong glass, we looked over this coin really hard.There are NO problems to be found anywhere. The surfaces are not only beaming with luster, they are semi-prooflike. Mother nature really put on a display on the obverse. Moderate colorsof olive/magenta/gold/blue/green swirl together in a whimsical pattern. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and are well struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!PCGS 32, NGC 9, CAC 10. PCGS has graded 3 pieces MS66+ and only 1 in MS67 (not CAC). NO PCGS MS66+ has ever been sold via auction. There is no accurate pricing for this coin.This coin would be an incredible addition to any GEM or toned Morgan Set! Good luck! PCGS# 7180 | EST: $20,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 125

LOT 233 $1 1893-CC PCGS MS64 CAC This date is extremely rare with REAL color like this. Legend has only ever handled 3 1893-CC’s in their career with real and pretty toning like this. First off, the quality of this piece is VERY high end-- even using a strong glass you will find few (and only minor) imperfections/ticks. The surfaces are really clean and smooth. A full booming luster enhances the electric toning. While only partial, this is real burlap bag dot toning. You can clearly see the vivid red/violet/pearl greens and faded champagne colors all over the obverse. The reverse is a full frosty white cameo w/a hint of gold by the rims. We do rank the colors a full 9 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). Miss Liberty and the details are above average in strike. The eye appeal is pretty cool for a 93-CC! PCGS 564, NGC 197, CAC 60. The current Collectors Universe Value for a regular MS64 is $16,500 and we expect this coin to blow right past that. Toned Morgan collectors, this is one of the few chances you will ever have to find a 1893-CC with color! PCGS# 7222 | EST: $17,000+126

LOT 234 LOT 235 $1 1896 PCGS MS66+ CAC $1 1896 PCGS MS67 CAC THE OZONE! WOW is this a killer toned piece. We very A very pretty and colorful double sided toner. This lustrous and well struck example clearly sat in a paper envelope, which rarely see wildly toned 1896’s like this! The quality is also imparted subtle gold, rose, olive, and powder blue that coats SUPER HIGH END! both sides. Vibrant accents of magenta and aquamarine burst from near the rims in spots, adding much to the eye appeal.Deeper shades of rainbow colors cascade down the obverse. You can still clearly see how clean the surfaces and especially the PCGS 223, NGC 72, CAC 71. Clearly worthy of a premium bid, this SUPERB GEM sold for $3,055 in February 2015.cheek is. The colors are navy/forest green/evergreen/gold/violet/ A very PQ coin that will fit nicely in any collection of toned blue. We rank the colors a full 9 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). yes, we would have put this in the Northern Lights dollars. We do expect strong bidding for this beauty. Collection. The eye appeal really is amazing! PCGS# 7240 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS# 7240 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 236 LOT 237 $1 1922 PCGS MS66 $1 1923 PCGS MS66 CACYou have likely NEVER seen a Peace dollar of any date toned Totally original! Nicely toned on both sides, with an exceptional like this! At the top of the obverse a narrow band of rainbowiridescence then blends to wider bands of violet, gold and light band of color at the rims on both sides. Sharply struckblue. The luster is about as brilliant as can be expected for a 22 throughout with a pleasing satin glow that brings out the details Peace and the strike sharp and complete throughout and we and the subtle hues throughout. This is a date/series that rarelymention the few microscopic and unobtrusive marks that you do need a glass to locate. Exceptional eye appeal, and for the comes with attractive toning, so if you are collecting Toned Peace dollars, be sure to bid on this one! collector of toned Peace dollars, this coin does present a great opportunity! PCGS 2377, NGC 3230, CAC 873. While the last PCGS/ CAC coin sold for $460, and the CU value is $400, we think PCGS# 7357 | EST: $750+ this one may very well surpass those levels. PCGS# 7360 | EST: $400+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 127

LOT 238 $1 1923-S PCGS AU58 CAC WHAT THE HECK? We predict this coin will easily be the most valuable AU 23-S that exists. First, we admire how ultra clean and smooth the surfaces are. This is not a beat up AU58. The wear is so light it’s hard to find even with a strong glass. The colors are unbelievable in every respect! The reverse has $5,000 burlap bag toning (the rev is shown face up in the PCGS holder) . All the original evergreens/violets/gold/blues that you see on $5,000 80-S Morgans in a MS66-are here. The obverse has deeper original colors of golden brown evergreen/navy. We fully rank the colors on the reverse a 10, the obverse only an 8 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). We know there will be a knock out hard fight to claim this beauty. We certainly have never seen anything else like it-that says everything. Good luck! PCGS# 7362 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 239 $1 1878 7 TF. REVERSE OF 1878. PCGS MS64+ DMPL CAC A gorgeous REAL DMPL example of the first year of the Morgan dollar. The 7 Tail Feather, Reverse of ’78 is very scarce in DMPL, with anything finer being quite rare. Deep mirrors contrast nicely against the sharply struck and frosty reliefs. Typical to the series, the reverse, if graded on its own is without question a full GEM. The obverse has a few teeny ticks but none that are distracting. PCGS 103, NGC 121, CAC 6. There are only 4 graded 64+ DMPL, with 18 finer. This coin sold in September for $4,560. The ONLY reason this coin is coming back on the market is the collector is changing his focus. Keep in mind a 65 DMPL is a $9,000+ coin! PCGS# 97075 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 240 $1 1878-CC PCGS MS64 DMPL A very reflective, deeply mirrored fields beam against the sharply struck and frosted devices. This coin is a great example for the date and grade, despite not having the CAC-bean. The eye appeal is quite nice on this green tag holdered coin. PCGS 127, NGC 124. The most recent example to sell in auction was a non-CAC NGC coin that sold for $4,410 in November 2017. The current PCGS value is $3,100 and this is a date that is very rare any finer, with 65 DMPLs being worth five figures. A neat coin! PCGS# 97081 | EST: $2,600+128

LOT 242 $1 1881-O PCGS MS64+ DMPL CAC This is a really nice full black and white contrasted piece. Super deep 8” mirrors beam from all over. A few tiny ticks are scattered all over (as to be expected). The mirrors also exhibit good clarity. When you twirl the coin, the reflection is intense. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost. There is a small toning spot on the right obverse rim. The eye appeal is bold! PCGS 389, NGC 125, CAC 103. PCGS has graded 50 in MS64+ DMPL. The last one to sell in auction brought $1,410 in April 2016. A PCGS CAC MS65 DMPL would cost at least $8,500-if you could find one. As you know, ALL DMPL’s are hard to find these days! PCGS# 97129 | EST: $1,300+LOT 241 $1 1880-S PCGS MS68+ CAC LOT 243This is one heck of a Morgan dollar! It’s hard to imagine how it $1 1883 PCGS MS67 CAC survived for 136 years in this lofty state of preservation! A flashy satin frosty luster rolls over both sides of this high end superb GEM. Well struck and well preserved even close Flawless surfaces are silky smooth. There are light traces of inspection reveals only the most insignificant of ticks. The eye semi-proof like mirrors. A velvety luster beams all over and appeal is wonderful and grabs your from across the room. brings to life a beautiful ring of auburn/blue that frames therims. Miss Liberty and the details enjoy thick frosting and full PCGS 133, NGC 124, CAC 60. The most recent PCGS/CAC example to sell realized $4,118 in the 2016 ANA auction. strikes. The eye appeal is phenomenal! Before that, you have to go back to the 2015 FUN to find an PCGS has graded only 28 pieces in MS68+! This coin has APR (two coins sold one for $2,860 and one for $3,666). The a great look and should see very active bidding, the current current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,250. With itsCollector’s Universe value is $20,500 and it would not be out of high end allure this one should sell for a strong price. the question if this coin brought close to that figure! PCGS# 7118 | EST: $14,000+ PCGS# 7142 | EST: $3,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 129

LOT 244 LOT 245 $1 1883 PCGS MS66 PL CAC $1 1883-O PCGS MS66 DMPL Wow, this is very under rated! While over 12 million dollars This is truly a spectacular DMPL Morgan. Exceptional black were struck in 1883, most of them were struck from frosty/satiny and white cameo-like contrast between the blazing reflective lustrous dies. A tiny proportion of these had polished, reflective fields and essentially snow white cheek. The surfaces are generally texture to the fields, and the presently offered GEM is among the very clean. The strike is razor sharp for the issue, with all of Ms. FINEST PLs graded. Brilliant, exceptional untoned surfaces blaze Liberty’s hair details, eagle’s feathers fully and crisply struck up. with bold reflection in the fields and fully struck totally frosted We do note two parallel lines that blend in with Liberty’s lower devices. The surfaces are clean and the eye appeal is exceptional! hair curls that are mint made. We have had some discussion whether it is die grease or planchet slag, but either way it is part PCGS 11, NGC 1, CAC 7. The last one to sell brought $2,820 of the manufacturing process and does not affect the grade. A in a June 2014 auction and the current CU value is $2,400. very low population, in 66 DMPL, and there are none graded Only two coins are finer in the PL designation, both 66+ PL. higher. When consigned to Regency Auction XXII ( July Compared to a DMPL, these just seem under rated. If you need 2017),our consignor said that this coin was fresh to the market, an 1883 for your set, this one has a great look and will be a and we have not been able to locate this specimen in any recent welcome addition to any high end set! auction. This is the current PCGS CoinFacts plate coin. PCGS# 7143 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS 22, NGC 3. There are NONE FINER in the DMPL designation at either service. The more recent examples to sell in auction did not have the stunning eye appeal of this GEM. This coin sold for $4,818 in July 2017. Others sold since 2008 have sold for $4,583 and $4,935. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,500. PCGS# 97147 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 246 $1 1889-CC PCGS AU58 Visually impressive for an AU example of this important KEY date. A bold, essentially full cartwheel luster rolls along both sides accenting the nicely struck up devices. Light friction lines can be seen as you look closely at the surfaces, and are totally acceptable for the assigned grade. Only 350,000 were struck, and this is a very rare coin in higher grades; unlike many other CC-mint dates, there were no huge hoards in government vaults of this date. This is a date that is very hard to find finer. PCGS 280, NGC 224. The last one to sell in auction realized $17,625 in the August 2017 ANA auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $20,000. A more than decent coin for the collector. PCGS# 7190 | EST: $16,000+130

LOT 247 LOT 248 $1 1895-S PCGS MS64 CAC EX CALIFORNIA $1 1878 8 TAIL FEATHERS. PCGS PR64+ CAM CAC A semi-reflective and lustrous near-gem key date Morgan. What an engaging high end Proof Morgan! The grade could not Sharply struck, this eye appealing coin has a touch of light be more spot on! Super deep mirrors beam forcefully from all over.iridescent gold that adds depth and character to the coin. Light The mirrors exhibit bold clarity, are super clean, and are so reflective contact accounts for the grade. Only 400,000 were struck for you almost need Ray Bans on view the coin. You don’t even have to twirl the coin to see the stunning “liquid mercury” like rolling circulation, and this date is very rare any finer. of he mirrors. There is some light original golden brown toning around the rims and are some faint gold toning in the centers.This PCGS 420, NGC 219, CAC 67. Two examples sold in the coin does have a silvery black and white cameo appearance. Miss recent ANA auction for $7,344 and the current CU value is$8,500. With the California pedigree, this premium quality coin Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and are fully struck. should sell for more. ONLY 500 were minted. PCGS 5, NGC 4, CAC 7. We are highly suspect this coin has been in a few times seeking a PR65 PCGS# 7238 | EST: $7,500+ designation. Examples of the 8 TF in PR64 and higher have so few auction appearances at all since 2004. Finding a PCGS CAC piece-impossible! In fact, the last PR64 Cameo (no +) Legend Numismatics sold, was in 2015 for $15,000 from a long time dealer who was buying it for his personal collection. We know the price is fair-especially when you consider all the facts about how many have ever appeared! PCGS# 87311 | EST: $12,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 131

LOT 249 $1 1890 PCGS PR68 DCAM Legend Rare Coin Auctions is proud to present the FINEST PCGS-graded 1890 Proof Morgan dollar! The bold and beaming mirrors offer great depth and clarity and are truly a delight to behold! The fields and devices are free of any post mintage flaws; the eye appeal is FLAWLESS! Morgan’s portrait of Liberty is crisply struck, with every strand of hair fully defined. Likewise, the eagle’s plumage is sharply struck. The devices on both sides show off exceptionally lovely white frostiness that really does contrast nicely against the deep, chrome like reflection of the fields. The eye appeal, as expected for the lofty grade, unimproveable and SUPERB in every way! Only 590 proofs were struck. PCGS 1, NGC 2. NONE ARE GRADED FINER at PCGS! Nothing finer than PR66 in the DCAM designation graded by PCGS has ever sold in auction. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $59,000. This is a VERY RARE and important opportunity for the advanced collector of Proof Morgans who demand only the finest pieces! Do not take this offering for granted! PCGS# 97325 | EST: $50,000+132

LOT 250 $1 1896 PCGS PR67 CAM CACThis beaming SUPERB GEM captivates from across the room, the mirrors luring you in like the siren’s song. Ms. Liberty and the details are fully and crisply rendered withfully frosted reliefs. Sitting against the deep, clear mirrors both sides show stunning CAMEO contrast. The mirrors are verysmooth reflecting like a freshly cut piece of glass. You can twirl the coin in the light just be mesmerized by the flash. Closestudy of the surfaces with a glass yields a single hairline, and tothe naked eye, this coin is FLAWLESS. SUPERB in every way! PCGS 3, NGC 16, CAC 4. There are four coins finer. The last example to sell in auction realized $22,335 in a June 2017auction. We sold that same one in December 2015 for $27,025. Before that, one sold in August 2013 for $32,900. The current PCGS Price Guide is $19,500 and keep in mind that we just sold a 68 CAM for $34,075 in our July 2017 auction. A greatcoin for any Proof Morgan collector and we can see this beauty selling for a very strong bid. PCGS# 87331 | EST: $18,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 133

LOT 251 $1 1898 PCGS PR67+ CAC This is one of the finest TONED survivors for the date we have ever seen! We’ll name this coin “Pride of Ownership”. The collector who consigned this coin has let it be well known to us this piece was one of his all time forever favorite coins. He calls the mirrors “completely dreamy”. We call the coin VERY HIGH END and pretty darn neat! The “dreamy” and deep mirrors do beam boldly from all over and they have amazing clarity , are impeccably clean, and offer a SUPERIOR intense reflectivity. A serious mix of totally original colors so beautiful they would keep any Peacock in heat, blush-swirl all over. Deeper shades of olive, forest green, violet-plum, golden amber, and blue-green just capture the light in a spectacular way. If you twirl the coin, the mirrors have that “dreamy” watery look. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and are fully struck. The eye appeal is super! Only 735 were minted. PCGS 4, NGC 9, CAC 1. PCGS has graded only this coin (pop 1) in PR67+ with just 2 in PR68. This coin has NEVER appeared in any auction-nor has any PR67! The last PR68 sold back in 1999 in auction. NON Cameo-gorgeous toners like this simply do not exist. We assure the next owner, they will enjoy the same “pride of ownership” the last collector did. PCGS# 7333 | EST: $17,500+134

LOT 252 135 $1 1902 PCGS PR67+ CAC Ex Jack Lee. No question this piece ranks among the finestknown for the date-- 1902 does not come looking as smooth or cameo like a 1880! This coin has extremely deep mirrors which boom (not just beam from) all over. The mirrors are ultimate in cleanliness, clarity, and have a bold reflection. You don’t even have to twirl this coin to see rolling liquid mercury look. A mellow but lively mix of original pale golden brown champagne colors swirl in patches all over. This coin has so much life you really need sunglasses to view it with! Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike are full fully struck. They also have adelicate silvery frost (note 1902-1904 are silver proofs that arevery rare in cameo). The eye appeal is like the quality-amazing! ONLY 777 minted. PCGS 5, NGC 11, CAC 5. This is the ONLY PR67+ graded. PCGS has graded only 2 PR68’s-onlyone is CAC. It is EX Jack Lee as a NGC PR68. This absolutely is one of the very best ever 1902 Proofs you will see. Think about this, 30 + years of grading and there are only 8 possible coins graded PR67 or finer. Good luck finding a better 1902! We unhesitatingly pronounce this to be a VERY rare andgrossly UNDER valued date in PR67 and higher. Don’t expect to find a better one any time soon. Good luck! PCGS# 7337 | EST: $20,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 253 $1 1924 NGC MS67 Bold, swirling cartwheel luster brings out the subtle golden hues that cling to the rims. Nicely struck devices and very clean surfaces really show off the luster nicely. Struck from a later state of the dies with some light roughness from the cracked dies. PCGS 34, NGC 91. It has been over a year since the last NGC MS67 sold in auction, and three of the four most recent examples have sold for $2,820. Only 3 coins are graded higher at NGC, 2 in 67+ and one in 68. Here is a very pleasing GEM that is worthy of serious consideration! PCGS# 7363 | EST: $2,800+ LOT 254 $1 1924 PCGS MS67 CAC Superb in every respect and gorgeous! We rarely see any Peace dollars with such luscious original toning as this coin has. This is a super fresh coin with super neat “skin”. The surfaces are incredibly clean with just one or two TINY frost breaks/ticks visible. On a scale of 1-10 we rank this a 9+! The texture is thick and satiny. A deep glowing luster beams from all over. Both sides are covered by a gorgeous and totally original mix of GEM white/pale gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are extremely well struck and have really thick frost. The eye appeal is fabulous! PCGS 34, NGC 92, CAC 24. Only one coin is graded higher (and it is impounded in major set we built). The last one to sell in auction brought $7,931 in January 2017 (NOT this coin). The current Collector’s Universe Value is $9,500. We can’t find zippy neat pieces like this anymore! If you are really picky and are building that kind of set, then this IS your kind of coin! PCGS# 7363 | EST: $7,000+136

LOT 255 2018 $1 1926-D PCGS MS65+ CAC An extremely lustrous and well struck example that is framed LEGEND’S AUCTION SCHEDULE by a beautiful halo of golden-apricot toning on both sides. Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only ShowExceptionally clean and free of post mint marks, this coin has a THE REGENCY AUCTION 26 great eye appeal. May 17th | Harrah’s | New Orleans, LA PCGS 847, NGC 476, CAC 125. In 65+ PCGS has graded 24 and NGC has graded 6. The last PCGS/CAC coin sold in THE REGENCY AUCTION 27 auction for $1,645 and the current CU value is $1,650. A half July 26th | Caesars | Las Vegas, NVstep up will cost double! A great looking coin for any GEM set THE REGENCY AUCTION 28 of Peace dollars. September 27th | Cosmo | Las Vegas, NV PCGS# 7368 | EST: $1,400+ THE REGENCY AUCTION 29 LOT 256 November 15th | Hyatt Regency | San Antonio,TX$1 1927-D VAM 2, DOUBLED MOTTO. PCGS MS64 CACA very popular TOP 50 VAM, that is brilliantly lustrous nearly LEGEND INTERNET ONLY PREMIER SESSIONS blinding in its brilliance. Both sides are sharply struck and of essentially full GEM quality. JANUARY JANUARY 18-28 PCGS 1294, NGC 762, CAC 165. PCGS has graded 10 VAM-2s in MS64 and lists a value of $1,075 and the most FEBRUARY recent “regular” 27-D PCGS MS64 CAC sold for $1,080 in FEBRUARY 15 - 25 November 2017. A beauty and worthy of any Peace dollar set. MARCH PCGS# 7371 | EST: $800+ MARCH 15 - 25 For more information about consigning, contact Julie Abrams ([email protected]) or Greg Cohen ([email protected])LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 137

LOT 257 $1 1928-S NGC MS66 TIED for FINEST graded for the date with a single PCGS coin. The satiny luster shines over smooth, problem free surfaces, that show a rich layer of deeper pastel iridescent toning. The obverse is draped in a luxurious lilac, gold, rose, and olive toning that is smooth and even. The reverse has the same rich hues but with some deeper tones at the lower rim. The strike is crisp and all the details are essentially full. Clearly this coin was lovingly placed into an old kraft envelope at around the time of mintage and was left to Mother Nature’s devices for decades, slowly acquiring the original patina. A scarce date in all Mint State grades and excessively rare so fine. PCGS 1, NGC 1. NONE ARE GRADED FINER. Neither MS66 has ever sold in auction, the highest graded coin to sell was a PCGS MS65+ CAC that sold in August 2015 for $42,300. We think it should realize a record price for the date. The current Collector’s Universe price is $65,000. As the only MS66 to come up for auction, if you are an advanced Peace Dollar collector, you NEED this coin for your set. It will certainly be a highlight in any collection that it ends up in. Good luck! PCGS# 7374 | EST: $22,000+138

LOT 259 G$1 1853-D NGC AU58 A coin that is VERY RARE any finer, making attractive AU58s like the presently offered coin all the more desirable.LOT 258 Rich orange-yellow gold and lustrous surfaces are nicely preserved, displaying only a few tiny lines and hints of friction. For a date that is notoriously weak in strike, especially on the hair details, the presently offered example has a great strike with extra bold definition. Only 6,583 were struck and most went into circulation; noted experts Akers, Winter, Garrett and Guth, all say this is a very rare issue in Mint State. This puts a lot of demand on pleasing AUs, especially on CHOICE AU58s. G$1 1853 PCGS MS66 CAC PCGS 24, NGC 53. The population figures no doubt includeNot a date or grade seen often in SUPERB GEM. This coin has duplicate and triplicate submissions of the same coin in hopes of a Mint State grade. Going back to 1994, our auction database everything going for it and then some! traces 18 NGC-graded AU58s, an average of less than once per year! The most recent example realized $3,643 in a September Even using a strong glass, you will NO major problems of any kind, anywhere. The surfaces are velvety smooth and have a 2017 auction and the current Collector’s Universe value is $5,250. Most Mint State survivors are clustered in the MS61 tofull booming luster. There are some slight die clashes and Mint MS62 range. This coin has a lot to offer, and this is an important made lines. They do NOT detract from the grade. The color is a moderate ORIGINAL yellow gold. There are no spots or opportunity for the Dahlonega mint specialist or advanced collector of gold dollars; do not let it pass you by!discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are amazingly frosty and sharply struck. The eye appeal is terrific! PCGS# 7523 | EST: $3,300+ PCGS 55, NGC 40, CAC 25. You just do NOT see these around. No PCGS/CAC piece has ever sold at auction. AnNGC did sell in April 2014, realizing $7,050. We are pleased to own and offer this wonderful piece! This is a great piece to any GEM gold dollar or Type set.PCGS# 7521 | EST: $5,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 139

LOT 260 G$1 1857-D PCGS AU58 A very scarce Dahlonega mint gold dollar with a mintage of 3,533. Noted gold scholars David Akers and Doug Winter have both written that it is one of the most underrated dates in the series. This date is mostly seen in VF and EF grades and is VERY RARE in AU58; EXTREMELY RARE in Mint State. This coin features a distinctive, flashy, semi-reflective luster. Well struck for the issue, as this date is often found with a below average strike. Close examination with a strong glass does reveal a few stray lines here and there, but none that are singularly distracting. The color is wonderful and very pleasing. PCGS 22, NGC 34. This coin last sold in 2012 for $6,463. There are fewer than a dozen and a half examples are graded finer. The current PCGS Value is listed at $7,350. The most recent example to sell in auction was an NGC coin that brought $6,600 in September 2017. A PCGS graded Mint State coin would cost five figures, if you can find one (there hasn’t been one sold in auction in TEN YEARS!). An important opportunity for the advanced Branch mint or gold dollar collector.. PCGS# 7546 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 261 G$1 1887 PCGS MS67+ CAC Among the VERY FINEST graded for this low mintage date, and a stunning SUPERB GEM! Bold cartwheel luster rolls along satiny fields and across lovely, frosty devices. Semi-reflective accents flash in the protected areas of the devices that bring out a subtle reddish-coppery tone. The strike is exceptionally well struck with all of Ms. Liberty’s hair and headdress details fully rendered and the definition of the wreath crisply struck up with exacting precision. The surfaces are clean and free of any distractions. All of these traits combine for a SUPERB and exceptionally eye appealing jewel. Only 7,500 examples were struck and this one is among the highest graded handful that survive! PCGS 31, NGC 16, CAC 13. ONLY THREE COINS have graded MS67+ and there are a mere two finer. No MS67+ has EVER sold in auction. The last regular PCGS MS67 CAC sold for $3,173 in the 2016 FUN auction, and before that, one sold in February 2014 for $4,700. The last time a PCGS/CAC MS68 sold in auction, in the 2015 ANA auction, realized $35,250. This SUPERB GEM is certainly worth somewhere between those two levels, and the current Collector’s Universe value of $5,000 just seems WAY too low. This is a great coin for anyone collecting this series, and it would not come as a shock if it ended up coming close to the five-figure area. PCGS# 7588 | EST: $5,000+140

LOT 262 141 G$1 1860 PCGS PR65+ CAM CAC What a great looking GEM! Deep, golden mirrors beam from all over with superb clear reflection. Sharply struck and highlyfrosted throughout the devices. Some minor, mint made planchet flakes are noted, as are a few microscopic lint marks. A couple of teeny ticks on Liberty’s portrait are noted for full disclosure, but really do not detract from the superb overall eye appeal. The mint records show that 154 Proof gold dollars were struck in 1860, although it is believed that many were not distributedat the time of mintage. PCGS CoinFacts estimate that a total of37 examples survive today in all grades and designations with 11in 65 or finer grades. Jeff Garrett and Ron Guth observed whenthey penned their Encyclopedia of U.S. Gold Coins, that a very similar number of 1859 Proof gold dollars (mintage 80) sold in the period of time as the 1860, suggesting similar numbers of survivors. This is a very cool date for collectors to think about including in a Proof Gold Type Set; consider that all the mintages of gold dollars prior were unrecorded until 1859 and no doubt well under 50. During the Civil War, mintages again dropped to double digits and did not recover until the 1880s.This date is not one of the lower mintage rarities, nor is it one of the ultra common late dates. PCGS 3, NGC 4, CAC 4. This is the SOLE PR65+ CAM atPCGS, and in the designation, there are a mere two coins finer, both PR66 CAM. There has not been a PCGS PR65 CAM with CAC approval ever sold in auction, nor has a PCGSPR66 CAM ever sold in auction. Any record for a PR66 in any designation is several years old, but a PCGS PR66 CAC (no longer on the PCGS Pop Report) sold in 2012 for $27,600. With this coin’s bold Cameo contrast, that level should be met or exceeded. Destined for a great collection! PCGS# 87610 | EST: $23,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 263 G$1 1882 PCGS PR66 CAM CAC What a fantastic good-looking coin this is-135 years old and it has survived wonderfully. Deep mirrors beam boldly from all over. The mirrors are super clean, have good clarity, and are highly reflective. For a small coin, the flash is BIG-you don’t have to twirl this coin to see the flash. Both sides are a totally original deeper orange gold color. There are no spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and every detail are needle sharp in strike and have thick frost. The eye appeal is fabulous! Only 125 minted. PCGS 5, NGC 5, CAC 2. NONE have been graded higher. The only other PCGS CAC piece sold for $22,325 in January 2017. This coin is fresh to the market and we acquired it direct from the collector. This certainly is not a date or grade you encounter much. ALL PCGS/CAC Proof gold is RARE! PCGS# 87632 | EST: $15,000+142

LOT 264 $2.50 1865-S PCGS AU50 CAC A low mintage Civil War date, with only 23,376 struck. As a gold coin with such a low mintage, you know it is going to beRARE in any grade. Very pleasing and original with good color and boldly defined design elements. The vast majority of thisdate, per David Akers’ classic survey of U.S. gold coins, graded VF or lower.PCGS 9, NGC 7, CAC 2. Here is a further clue as to the rarity LOT 265 of this date, the last AU50 sold in 2004. This date just seems very underrated. Worthy of a serious bid from the advanced gold collector.PCGS# 7802 | EST: $2,000+ $2.50 1896 PCGS MS67 CAC This is a SUPERB GEM masterpiece. If you seek the finest, then you certainly seek this coin! Incredible surfaces are really FLAWLESS. We did look this coin over hard with a strong glass. We found not even anything microscopic to comment about. The surfaces texture is satiny. A moderate but glowing luster is all over. Both sides are evenly drenched in an original sunset gold/pale pinkish gold coloration. There are no spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and every detail are frosted and are sharply struck. The eye appeal is awesome! PCGS 9, NGC 9, CAC 5. NO PCGS CAC piece has ever sold via auction. The current Collectors Universe value is $11,500. We expect this coin to sell in that range. We doubt you will ever see a better 1896! PCGS# 7848 | EST: $9,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 143

LOT 266 $2.50 1893 PCGS PR67 DCAM CAC Among the TOP survivors of the issue, and everything about this impressive SUPERB GEM captivates the viewer, making it near impossible to put down! To start, the fields are very deeply mirrored and the reflection off the gorgeous orange peal surfaces do beam from all over. Rich unmolested orange-gold color is the epitome of originality. Ms. Liberty and the eagle are both fully frosted, and boast full, crisply struck devices that provide awesome contrast against the deeper mirrored fields. Under a strong glass we note ZERO post mintage defects, only a single mint made lint mark on the reverse. Only 106 proofs were struck. PCGS 2, NGC 5, CAC 2. The last PR67 DCAM to sell was an NGC coin that sold a DECADE ago! The most recent comparable was a PR66 DCAM PCGS/ CAC that sold for $35,250. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $45,000 and we think once this beauty sells, that price will have to be adjusted upward. Only a single PCGS PR68 DCAM is finer, and it has NEVER been sold in auction, making this the FINEST 1893 proof quarter eagle available today! If you are building a Proof Gold type set and are looking for a SUPERB GEM Liberty quarter eagle with mind boggling eye appeal, do not overlook the presently offered jewel! PCGS# 97919 | EST: $40,000+144

LOT 267 $2.50 1900 PCGS PR67 DCAM CAC Looking for a virtually perfect GEM Proof $2.50? With this coin, your search is over! A fireball of mirrors beam wildly from all over, and they arethe epitome of cleanliness, extreme clarity, and of course have akiller reflection. These mirrors are at least 10” deep and do have that black gold look (a positive term). If you twirl the coin, themirrors have a slight rolling “watery” look. Every detail is needle sharp in strike and has gorgeous thick frost. This piece lookslike it was carved from a block of polished gold. The surfaces onboth sides are completely without FLAW. The eye appeal is jaw dropping and is quite memorable. ONLY 205 were minted. PCGS 7, NGC 11, CAC 9. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $41,125 in a December 2014 auction-over 3 long years ago. Do NOT befooled, you will not see many Proof quarter eagles of ANY datelooking this wild. The current PCGS value is $40,000. This coin will be a super star in any collection it finds a home in. PCGS# 97926 | EST: $34,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 145

LOT 269 $2.50 1928 PCGS MS65 This coin is above average as it has pretty color. Overall, the coin displays a few light frost breaks and tiny tick or two. It is a no question GEM. An extra strong luster lights up beautiful original colors of gold/orange gold/yellow gold. There are NO spots. All of the details are frosty and are well struck. The eye appeal is great! PCGS 363, NGC 472. The last one of these to sell in auction brought $2,350 in September 2017. PCGS GEM’s are not easy to find-let alone one like this with color. PCGS# 7952 | EST: $1,300+ LOT 268 $2.50 1911-D STRONG D. PCGS MS62 CAC LOT 270 The undisputed KEY date to the 15-piece Indian Head quarter $3 1868 PCGS MS62 CAC eagle set, with an original mintage of only 55,680. This is a A low mintage three, a year that saw only 4,850 struck for decent, truly Mint State coin that borders on the CHOICE circulation. Lustrous and well struck this CHOICE example category. Fully struck and displaying a frosty mint brilliance has a great look, featuring rich golden color. Both sides are very on both sides that brings out the warm-honey gold coloration. Limiting the grade are a couple of ancient lines on the reverse, attractive, boasting a luxuriant eye appeal. but the overall naked eye appeal is that of a higher grade. PCGS 47, NGC 23, CAC 5. Only ONE CAC example has ever sold in auction, FIVE years ago! That coin sold for $5,875 PCGS 526, NGC 924. There is no doubt duplication in the and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $6,000. RARE any pop reports, as the price jumps in 63, giving a good financial finer! A great coin for any collector of U.S. gold coins. Add this motivation to try and get coins regraded a few times. That said, the most recent PCGS MS62 without CAC sold for $7,638 exceptional, PQ for the grade coin to your cabinet today! in July 2017, and in June a non-CAC NGC coin sold for over PCGS# 7989 | EST: $4,300+ $11,000! We think this coin is quite attractive despite the couple of lines, and should see spirited bidding. The CU value is $9,500. Good luck! PCGS# 7943 | EST: $7,000+146

LOT 271 147 $5 1802/1 PCGS MS64+ CAC Every half eagle dated 1802 is an overdate, and there are 8 different die marriages cataloged in the Bass-Dannreuther reference on early gold, this one being BD-8. Clearly thepresently offered coin is among the FINEST graded only 2 are graded MS64+ and 2 are graded finer. A glowing satiny mint frost shows off its original brilliancegiving life to the rich gold surfaces. Struck with a precision that is not often seen on this issue, all of Liberty’s hair detail andall the eagle’s breast feathers are fully separated. In the old days before 3rd party grading this coin would have been called afull GEM---the surfaces are that clean, and free of any serious evidence of contact with other coins. Carefully and lovingly cared for since the day it came off the press during Thomas Jefferson’s first term as President. A great example of Robert Scot’s classic design. PCGS 20, NGC 13, CAC 4. There are only TWO coins graded 64+. The other coin is not approved by CAC, and sold in 2015 for $58,750. Keep in mind that the only MS65 lastsold in the 2012 FUN auction for $138,000. For the advanced gold type collector, this is a coin that is suited for a GEM set. EXTREMELY RARE in this lofty grade, and nearly unobtainable any finer. PCGS# 8083 | EST: $65,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 272 LOT 273 $5 1807 BUST RIGHT. PCGS AU53 $5 1807 BUST LEFT. PCGS AU55 BD-6, which is a scarce R-4+ die variety. 1807 was a transitional A lightly circulated first year of John Reich’s classic Capped year at the mint with half eagles and half dollars switching from Bust design. Richly toned with pleasant olive accents over Robert Scot’s Capped Bust Right design to John Reich’s Capped lightly worn golden surfaces. Nicely struck devices stand out boldly from the surrounding fields. Light friction shows a few Bust Left design. Many collectors enjoy building sets of such light lines and marks, but no other serious distractions. A neat transitional years, and this coin pairs nicely with the following lot. A generally decent early $5 with only light friction on the example of this transitional issue. surfaces, visually appearing as light lines in the flashy fields. PCGS 34, NGC 24. The last one sold in 2009, clearly these do Well struck, with nice definition to the details, we note some not appear with any frequency. This is NOT the NGC coin that minor circulation marks, including a narrow scratch in the field recently sold. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at in front of the portrait and a small mark on the eagle’s shield. $9,750. Pair this coin with the previous lot and you have a very Only 80-100 examples are thought to survive per the Bass-Dan- nreuther reference on early gold, and BD-6 is easily recognized by cool transitional year set. the boldly recut 1 and 0 in the date. PCGS# 8101 | EST: $7,500+ PCGS 19, NGC 12. A BD-6 in NGC AU53 sold for $9,988 in October 2012, and that was the most recent example of BD-6 in AU53 to sell. A similarly scarce BD-1 in PCGS AU53 sold in the 2016 ANA auction for $9,400 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $11,000. PCGS# 8092 | EST: $8,250+148