Legend Rare Coin Auctions' Regency Auction XXII

The Regency Auction JULY 13 | LAS VEGAS | THE VENETIANWelcome Friends to LRCA’s 22nd Regency Auction, held in conjunction with the PCGS Members’ Only Show. Featuring515 lots of the freshest, best quality, collector oriented coins from five named consignments, this sale will have somethingfor everyone.The first 32 lots represent the Glacier Rams Collection, a top-10 PCGS Basic U.S. Coin Design Type set, 1792-present onthe PCGS Registry. Each coin was hand selected, mostly from our sister firm, Legend Numismatics, for quality. Followingthe Glacier Rams coins, are the highly anticipated coins from the 1994 Collection. Coming back to the market after beingput away in 1994, each coin is a highlight, including a 20C 1878 PCGS PR67 CAM, $1 1846 PCGS MS64+ CAC, $5 1888PCGS PR66 DCAM CAC, $20 1909 PCGS PR66 CAC, and a collection of Matte Proof Lincolns from the 1909 V.D.B. to 1916which will be first offered individually and then as a complete set.Further selections from JK’s Mirror Collection features high grade Proof Franklin and early JFK half dollars will againbe met with strong bidding from more modern specialists. The fifth and final offering of monster toned Morgan dollarsfrom the Northern Lights Collection include the famous Sunnywood-Simpson 1880-S PCGS MS68+ CAC, the ultimatetoned dollar. Following the Northern Lights coins, is the A.W. Collection of Morgan dollars, a complete set, assembledover many years, until earlier this year when the collector passed away.Consigned along these wonderful collections are the coins from other important numismatists. Highlights abound in allareas, and include the following rarities: 1C 1857 Flying Eagle. PCGS PR65 CAM CAC, 5C 1867 NO RAYS. PCGS PR66DCAM CAC, 25C 1918/7-S PCGS MS64, 50C 1797 PCGS XF45 CAC, $1 1798 SMALL EAGLE. 15 STARS. PCGS AU58+CAC, $1 1891-CC PCGS MS65 DMPL CAC, $1 1892-S PCGS MS64 CAC, 50C 1915 J-1792/1962. PCGS PR67 RB, 25C 1883HAWAII. PCGS PR67 CAM CAC, 1858 PROOF SET. PCGS PR65-67 EX SIMPSON, $5 1823 PCGS MS63+ CAC, $5 1929PCGS MS64+ CAC, $10 1908 MOTTO. MATTE. PCGS PR66 CAC, and $20 1878 PCGS MS64 CAC.If you come out to Las Vegas, please know that if you register to bid in person, and view lots, Legend Rare Coin Auctionswill give you a voucher good for grading one coin walkthrough at the show. In cooperation with our partner, BruceMorelan, PCGS will be displaying the Dexter-Dunham-Pogue 1804 dollar.Happy collecting!Julie Abrams Greg Cohen Serena Myers Director of AdministrationPresident Senior Numismatist

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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 Bruce started collecting coins when he was only six years old and by the time he was in high school his Partner 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 threeBruce Morelan coins when he was young, one of which being a Trade Dollar, so he set out to build the finest Trade Partner 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. Julie Abrams After selling those sets, Bruce recently returned to dollars with a new Gobrecht set and a spectacular President 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! Julie Abrams started in numismatics in 1986 when she joined up with Bernard Rome and launched Teletrade, the first computerized auction company. Teletrade developed a unique coin trading method, utilizing state-of-the-art digitized voice board technology to run live auctions before the advent of the internet. As President of Teletrade, Julie helped expand the company, increasing the frequency of auctions and expanding annual sales to $24 million within a few years. In 1999, GMAI, a publicly traded company, purchased Teletrade and Ms. Abrams became Executive Vice President of Sales for the parent company. Her job responsibilities included continuing her role as CEO for Teletrade as well as marketing to buyers and consignors, with the goal of maintaining a balance between inventory and sales while growing the business. In 2004 she joined Stacks-Bowers, an old world traditional auction house where she worked to expand their e-commerce presence, including the development of an online bidding platform for the firm. She also marketed Stacks’ programs to secure consignments from dealers and institutions such as banks, museums and universities. Julie is a member of the American Numismatic Association, the Central States Numismatic Association and Florida United Numismatists. STAFF Auctioneer Bradley Karoleff Photography John Emerson Greg Cohen Serena Myers José Campos Patrick Braswell Ann Marie Van PeltSenior Numismatist Director of Auction Coordinator Art Director Office Manager Administration

Official auctioneer of the PCGS Members Only Show The Regency Auction JULY 13 | LAS VEGAS | THE VENETIAN Thursday, July 13, 2017 | 4:30 PT Location The Venetian - At the PCGS Members Only Show Auction Room: Galileo 1002 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Lot Viewing Tuesday, July 11th 3PM-6PM PT | Location: Galileo 1006 - By Appointment Wednesday, July 12th 9AM-11AM PT | Location: Galileo 1006 - By Appointment 11AM-6PM PT | Galileo 1006 Thursday, July 13th 9AM-3:30PM PT | Galileo 1006 Lot Pickup & Settlement Friday, July 14th 9AM-11AM PT | Location: Galileo 1006 Preliminary lot viewing available by appointment. Please call 732-935-1168 to schedule an appointment. ON LOCATION PHONE NUMBER: 732-233-0719 17.5% Buyer’s Premium Legend | Rare Coin Auctions • legendauctions.comP.O. Box 9, Lincroft NJ 07738 • [email protected] • Tel. 732-935-1168 Fax 732-935-1807 | Hours: Open M-F / 9AM-5PM ET

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN THE GLACIER RAMS COLLECTION Our consignor is no stranger to building of classic commemorative half dollars was sold in collections and offering them in auction. A Kagin’s 1986 ANA auction. In the late 1980s and collector since boyhood, he has built several early 1990s, world coins came into focus, first with a collections, starting in his childhood when an aunt type set of British gold and silver coins (sold in 1994) left him “penny board” sets of Indian and Lincoln and world gold types in the size of 20 Francs and cents. His collecting interest flourished further when Sovereigns which were sold in July 2006. his father showed him some gold coins that he had saved in 1934. Inspired by those beat up gold coins, This latest collection represents a project that began the collector endeavored to build a classic 12-coin about five years ago. After returning to U.S. coins, gold type set (sold in the Winthrop Collection sale our consignor worked on a 1792-present “Basic in 1975). This was in the 1970s and while attending U.S. Coin Design type set, with or without gold” as various coin shows he began to follow various major designed by the PCGS Registry. Either way, this dealers of the time. Inspired by publications like set now ranks in the top 10 all-time sets. Sourcing Bowers’ Rare Coin Review, he built a complete set the majority of his coins from our sister firm, Legend of proof and mint state three cent nickels, as they Numismatics, when the time came to consign this set, were touted as being overlooked and undervalued only Legend Rare Coin Auctions made sense. (a sentiment that forty years later still holds). This collection was also sold in the Winthrop Sale in 1975. A lifelong resident of Montana, the Bighorn mountain Over the years, he built a mint state collection of sheep (Rams), and dwindling glaciers (Glacier Morgan and Peace dollars (The Montana Collection National Park) are symbolic of his home, and the was sold in a Bowers Auction in 1989). His collection inspiration for the collection’s name.8

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONNLOT 1 LOT 21/2C 1806 C-1. SMALL 6, NO STEMS. PCGS MS64 BN CAC 1/2C 1835 PCGS MS65 RB CAC A lovely satiny lustrous early half cent. Rich, original golden Brilliant original mint red cartwheel luster sprints across the surfaces on both sides, indeed, this coin is very close to a brown surfaces show accents of olive and steely-brown patina full RED designation. The central obverse shows some light which blend with very subtle hints of faded original mint color. mellowing, showing a band of iridescent violet. A tiny fleck or The devices are generally very well struck for an early copper. two can be seen with effort, but none are singularly distracting.Close inspection does reveal a few scattered teeny ticks. Overall The devices are boldly struck, with each and every detail crisply the eye appeal is very strong. defined and the eye appeal is superb in every way! PCGS 10, NGC 3, CAC 5. This coin last sold in auction in PCGS 27, NGC 23, CAC 17. There is a very wide range of APRsSeptember 2012, where it sold for $6,900 as part of the Goodrich for PCGS/CAC coins, but most fall in the $4,000-$5,500; the Collection (earlier ex Bowers’ Sale of the Lee Hewitt Collection, current Collector’s Universe value is an average of recent CAC November 1984, lot 2781). No other PCGS/CAC coin in this and non-CAC approved coins. The CAC coins bringing a strong premium. Since the eye appeal is so superb, we would not be grade has ever sold in auction. There are only three coins finerin the Brown category, the finest is a 65+ BN. The current PCGS surprised if this coin brought a strong price! We do anticipatePrice Guide value is $5,500 and we think this coin should bring a active bidding on this GEM. price more in line with what it brought in 2012. PCGS # 1169 | EST: $4,500+ PCGS # 1093 | EST: $5,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 9

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 3 LOT 4 1/2C 1857 PCGS MS64 RB CAC 1C 1795 PLAIN EDGE. PCGS AU55 CAC The final year of the half cent denomination, and popular among A lovely, original S-76b. This is a variety that often comes with type Collector’s as such. Only one set of dies, C-1, were used lots of roughness to the planchet. This example is mostly smooth, a very nice exception to the rule. There is some micro-roughness to strike the entire 35,180 mintage. The boldly struck devices on the reverse around ONE CENT. A tinge of coppery golden-red standout against silky smooth lustrous fields. Original red clings blend with the exceptional milk chocolate color overall. Generally to the rims and the protected areas, while the remaining surfaces well struck with all details fully delineated, and just the slightest are a pleasing violet-chocolate brown. Some microscopic flecks and ticks are noted for complete accuracy, but the eye appeal is hint of high point friction. above average. PCGS 26, NGC 18, CAC 4. The most recent example of this Sheldon variety in PCGS AU55 CAC, was the Koshkarian PCGS 49, NGC 43, CAC 12. Only four examples have ever sold in auction, ranging from $852 to $1,351 and the current PCGS Collection coin, sold in February 2017, sold for $10,869 (ex ANR Price Guide value is listed at $1,350. A great example for any March 2005 for $9,200). A non-CAC example sold in April 2009 type or date collector. for $7,475 and one sold in November 2007 sold for $6,498. Clearly, although the S-76b is noted by Breen as being the most PCGS # 1240 | EST: $1,000 + common Liberty Cap variety, they do not appear in PCGS AU55 with any real frequency. A truly great 18th century large cent for any type or budding early copper collector! PCGS # 1380 | EST: $6,500+10

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONNLOT 5 LOT 6 1C 1814 PLAIN 4. PCGS AU58 CAC 1C 1832 N-1. MEDIUM LETTERS. PCGS MS65+ BN CAC Steely brown luster radiates on both sides, amplifying the EX COLONEL GREEN-ERIC NEWMAN COLLECTIONS accents of light gold, olive, and icy blue color. The strike is typical for a S-295, with slight weakness at the right periphery. An exceptional GEM with a great provenance, last sold in A few light lines and minor ticks can be seen with some effort auction in November 2014, where it was described in part as with a strong glass. Although Walter Breen asserts that this is “A chocolate-brown Gem with traces of red near the stars and “possibly the commonest of all early cents,” they are distinctly LIBERTY, this example is devoid of either contact or carbon. The left-side stars are lightly brought up, but the major devices scarce in grades approaching Mint State. are crisp.” To that we will add that the eye appeal is marvelous, PCGS 20, NGC 6, CAC 7. The last PCGS/CAC coin to sell in finding a finer example would indeed be a difficult task! auction brought $9,400 in April 2014 and this coin brought $8,225 in November 2012. As the final “early” large cent, type PCGS 3, NGC 4, CAC 3. This coin is likely counted twice in allCollector’s and early copper specialists alike flock to this variety three reports, as it was NGC MS65+ BN CAC in the Newmanfor inclusion in their sets. AU58s are scarce, and rare in any mint sale; after which it was crossed-over to PCGS and resubmitted to CAC. There is a single coin graded finer at PCGS; the Brand- state grade. Good luck! Naftzger-Pogue MS66 which sold for 11,163. This coin has never been offered publicly as a PCGS-graded coin, the current PCGS # 1576 | EST: $7,000+ Collector’s Universe value of $6,750 seems accurate. The original collector envelope is included with the coin. Good luck! PCGS # 1690 | EST: $5,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 11

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 7 LOT 8 1C 1854 N-7. PCGS MS66 RB CAC EX NAFTZGER 1C 1857 FLYING EAGLE. PCGS MS65 CAC Anyone who has participated in our auctions know how much A wonderful GEM example! The surfaces are fully original with we adore high end large cents, and the Naftzger pedigree is a tannish-russet, rosy, and olive-gold that are vivid when the synonymous with high end quality. Ample original mint red luster rolls in the light. The glowing luster amplifies the very clings to the protected areas of the well struck devices. The sharply struck devices. surfaces are devoid of even the slightest post mintage flaws. PCGS 245, NGC 227, CAC 49. We sold the most recent PCGS/ The reverse is nearly full red with a strong swirling luster. CAC example to sell in auction realized $6,463 in our Regency Ranked #1 in the Noyes and Grellman censuses. Ex Del Bland, XX Auction in January 2017, but generally these sell in the February 1973. $3,000-$4,000 range. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,250. A great looking GEM example of this type and PCGS 8, NGC 15, CAC 4. The most recent example to sell in auction was the Ex Naftzger N-25 which sold for $4,406 in worthy of inclusion any easily selected GEM set. November 2015. Four months earlier, the Twin Leaf N-10 sold PCGS # 2016 | EST: $3,500+ for $4,994. Anticipate bidding liberally to win this prize! PCGS # 1905 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 9 LOT 10 2C 1865 PCGS MS65 RD CAC 3CS 1853 PCGS MS66 CAC A totally high end, PQ GEM. Blazing original red luster swirls on Premium Quality! Brilliant satiny mint frost is covered by both sides. Exceptionally well struck devices really do standout dappled autumnal toning. Very pretty orange, gold, olive, and against the satiny fields. Close inspection with a very strong light brown hues are brought out by the luster. loupe reveals only the teeniest ticks and fully devoid of any of The strike is bold. the typical fly specks that usually plague this series. The eye appeal is above and beyond even some coins that we have PCGS 72, NGC 35, CAC 28. The most recent example to sell in auction realized $1,000 in an April 2017 auction; before that, seen in higher grade. there had not been one sold in auction since October 2015 PCGS 210, NGC 96, CAC 28. The most recent PCGS MS65 where the Gardner coin sold for $1,998. These generally sell in RD sold for $2,115 (January 2017) and was not CAC. The most the $1,100-$1,400 range and the current PCGS value is listed at recent PCGS/CAC MS66 RD to sell in auction realized $4,465 in January 2016. This coin should realize somewhere in between; $1,400. A very pleasing GEM type I 3CS. the quality and eye appeal are that great! PCGS # 3667 | EST: $1,200+ PCGS # 3584 | EST: $1,500+12

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 12 3CS 1870 PCGS PR66 CAM CAC Possessing a superb eye appeal, the fields are deeply watery. The mirrors are clean and very deep. The devices are frosted and very crisply struck. The original blue-teal and violet toning is vivid when the mirrors are rotated in a light. Only 1,000 were struck. PCGS 11, NGC 2, CAC 10. The most recently sold PCGS/CAC coin to sell in auction realized $3,115 in July 2015 and in March 2015, one sold for $4,230. The current PCGS Price Guide is $4,500. This PQ coin should see very spirited bidding. Good luck! PCGS # 83721 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 11 LOT 13 3CS 1854 PCGS MS66 CAC EX SIMPSON 3CN 1869 J-676. PCGS PR65 CAM CACAmong the highest graded examples of this date (only two coins The collector chose, for his type set, this interesting pattern to stand in for the 3CN. The J-676 is an R-4 pattern. Very similar graded finer at PCGS), and the presently offered PQ GEM is to the adopted design, the main difference being the smoothfrom one of the finest collections ever assembled: Bob Simpson. surfaces of the Roman Numeral III on the reverse. The wide A brilliantly frosty mint luster provides a back light to the planchet is smooth with clean and watery mirrors and thewonderfully original antique gold, olive, russet, and teal accented devices are very nicely frosted and well struck. tone. The details are razor sharp and fully defined throughout. PCGS 7, NGC 8, CAC 10. The most recent example to sell The eye appeal is superb. in auction realized $1,880 in July 2014 and the Collector’s Universe value is listed at $2,100. If you collect patterns, or PCGS 12, NGC 4, CAC 9. Three CAC approved coins have would like to expand beyond the traditional 3CN proof series, sold in auction, the most recent in October 2015. More recently a non-CAC coin sold for $10,575 in September 2016, and the bid on this GEM J-676. presently offered coin has a better look overall! Good luck! PCGS # 388660 | EST: $1,600+ PCGS # 3670 | EST: $7,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 13

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 14 LOT 15 5C 1881 PCGS PR67 CAM CAC 5C 1913 TYPE 1. PCGS MS67 CAC A superb GEM that is ex Just Having Fun Collection. Deeply What a STUNNING superb toned Buffalo nickel this coin is! mirrored fields have a watery texture and are clean, clear, and Amazing color is brought to the fore by a bold satin luster. very eye appealing. The razor sharp devices are very frosty Every shade of the spectrum appears on both sides, and they and contrast brilliantly with the dark mirrors. The surfaces are untoned, save for a very subtle, light gold halo on both sides. bring dimension to every chiseled detail. PCGS 29, NGC 28, CAC 28. The most recent example sold in PCGS 533, NGC 340, CAC 192. This is a coin where you auction in the 2017 CSNS for $2,468. The presently offered coin can toss out the price guides. This SUPERB coin is worthy of a premium bid from anyone building a world class set. The realized $2,350 in November 2013. There is a single PR67+ CAM finer at PCGS within the designation (and it has never sold bidding will be fierce for this one! in auction). If you are working on a Proof Shield nickel set, this PCGS # 3915 | EST: $1,500+ coin is a great fit! PCGS # 83836 | EST: $1,800+ LOT 16 LOT 17 H10C 1834 PCGS MS65 CAC H10C 1862 PCGS MS67+ CAC A glorious GEM Mint State half dime. A wealth of reflective mint A condition census example, bested by only three coins all luster shines from under a rich layer of blue and rose iridescent graded MS68. This coin’s spectacular look is imparted by a combination of a bold frosty luster, superior striking quality, and toning. The strike is bold throughout, and the eye appeal is a wonderful peripheral toning. Because of a small hoard that spectacular! While not noted on the PCGS insert, this is the came out over the years, these are readily available in grades LM-1, also known as the 3/inverted 3 variety, which is always up to MS67, making them perfect for type set purposes. They popular among Collector’s. also have the cache of being a Civil War issue. For the date, the pops are as follows: PCGS 37, NGC 65, CAC PCGS 61, NGC 25, CAC 31. Only 6 coins are graded MS67+ 14. The most recent example to sell in auction was NGC/CAC and four graded finer (all MS68). The only MS67+ to sell in and sold for $5,875. The current CU value for a regular 1834 is $2,700 and the 3/inverted 3 the CU value is $4,500. This coin is auction brought $2,350 in the 2017 FUN auction. Keep in mind exceptional and should be worth a premium bid! Destined for in December 2015, we sold the Simpson coin, a non-CAC MS68 another fine type set! for $10,81. We think this coin should bring a price in line with the $2,950 current PCGS Price Guide value. The quality and PCGS # 4281 | EST: $2,400+ eye appeal are SUPERB. PCGS # 4381 | EST: $2,000+14

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONNLOT 18 LOT 19 10C 1835 PCGS MS64 CAC 10C 1905 PCGS PR66 CAM CAC JR-9. A borderline gem quality coin with exceptional original A lovely GEM with bold contrast between the dramaticly flashy color. A satiny mint luster shines through a layer of rich toning. and deeply reflective mirrored fields and the frosted devices.Gold, violet, and olive hues and sharply embossed devices areaccented by the luster. Overall the eye appeal is exceptional for The eye appeal is superior to the one we offered in our May 2017 Regency Auction. a Capped Bust dime. Only 727 proofs were struck. PCGS 12, NGC 5, CAC 20. Clearly PCGS 74, NGC 84, CAC 19. The last two CAC-approved there is some duplication on the CAC pop report. There areexamples sold for $3,055 and the current PCGS value is $3,250. eight coins finer. The last PCGS/CAC PR66 CAM sold back in June 2013 for $2,585 and the PCGS value is listed at $2,250. A great coin for any type set or set of bust dimes. We think this one will sell for premium price. PCGS # 4527 | EST: $2,800+ PCGS #84889 | EST: $2,000+LOT 20 LOT 21 20C 1875-S PCGS MS65+ CAC 25C 1836 PCGS MS62 CACAn exceptionally high end GEM 20C! Swirling mint luster billows B-3. A fully choice example with exceptional eye appeal. Rich olive-russet-tan-gold toning surrounds boldly struck devices. around the well struck devices. Both sides are essentially untoned with just a very subtle hint of clear iridescent gold A really neat die state with multiple major die breaks on the toning. Only a few of the mint made striations are seen on the obverse and reverse--approximately Tompkins obverse state 4,reverse, limiting the details only at the tops of the eagle’s wings;otherwise the strike is bold and complete. The fields are free of reverse state 2. any distracting lines or marks. Well deserving of the + grade, PCGS 9, NGC 8, CAC 1. The current PCGS Price Guide value the eye appeal is superb! is listed at $2,950 and keep in mind that anything finer is PCGS 207, NGC 203, CAC 53. There are 8 graded in MS65+. VERY RARE. This coin is very high end and should see very The most recent one to sell in auction sold in $3,643, in spirited bidding. February 2017. Keep in mind that a PCGS/CAC MS66, just PCGS #5355 | EST: $2,500+ marginally finer, will cost over $7,000. The current PCGS PriceGuide value is listed at $3,950. The presently offered coin has a great look and should hammer for a strong bid.PCGS # 5298 | EST: $3,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 15

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 23 25C 1927 PCGS MS66 FH CAC A wonderful, original GEM boasting a satin smooth luster with a crisp strike. A subtle rose-gold patina. The devices are fully struck with complete details on the head, shield, drapery, and eagle’s feathers. LOT 22 PCGS 60, NGC 33, CAC 14. This impressive GEM is ex Gene Gardner Collection, where it realized $2,585 in October 2014. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,150 and we know this one will bring more! 25C 1893 PCGS PR66 DCAM CAC PCGS # 5761 | EST: $2,200+ Simply stunning, this gorgeous totally black and white contrasted PQ GEM grabs your attention from across the room! The boldly struck, totally frosted devices provide dramatic contrast against the deep, stunningly clear, black mirrors. Only 792 proofs were struck. PCGS 6, NGC 0, CAC 5. The only PR66 DCAM CAC to sell in auction realized $4,259 in an October 2012 auction. There are only 8 coins graded finer.This coin has a great look and could see a run away bid! Good luck! PCGS # 95679 | EST: $4,500+16

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONNLOT 24 LOT 25 50C 1834 SMALL DATE, SMALL LETTERS. PCGS 50C 1879 PCGS PR66+ CAM CAC MS65 A simply stunning example with exceptional eye appeal. Deep black mirrors are clean, clear, and they really do beam from A condition census O-109. Bold, semi-reflective luster shines all over. The sharply struck, frosted devices provide dramatic under rich peacock blue and rosy-pink toning, all of which contrast against the fields. Some subtle toning can be seen ataccents the sharply struck devices. The eye appeal is quite nice, the rims. The eye appeal is superb!better than often seen for this date, which generally is lack luster PCGS 11, NGC 8, CAC 6. There are two examples graded and with dull toning. This one is a great exception. PR66+ CAM and the last one to sell realized $6,325 in August 2011. At present, the PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,750. PCGS 14, NGC 6. This coin was an NGC coin when it last sold The last PCGS PR67 CAM sold for $20,563 and it was not CAC. in the 2012 FUN auction for $6,900. The current PCGS value is listed at $8,500. While that level does seem to be a little high This coin should bring a very strong bid from the advancedbased on the most recent APR, this one is certainly worth serious collector. bidding activity. A great GEM for inclusion in any well selected PCGS # 86440 | EST: $6,000+ type, date, or variety set! PCGS # 6166 | EST: $6,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 17

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 26 LOT 27 50C 1908 PCGS PR66 CAM CAC $1 1860-O PCGS MS63+ CAC Glorious deep, clear, liquid mercury reflective mirrors reflect the Thanks to a few bags that were discovered in a long forgotten light and they contrast brilliantly against the well struck and nicely Treasury vault in the 1950s, the 1860-O is the most common Seated dollar in Mint State. Today, the typical survivor grades frosted reliefs. Essentially untoned, the frosted areas are very MS61 or MS62 with many deep bag marks, dull toning, etc. This pleasingly silvery white, while the mirrors appear to be black. The coin, graded MS63+ is a very NICE exception! Bold cartwheel eye appeal is exceptional! After 1900, the mint changed the die luster radiates on both sides. Bands of colorful cobalt and amber polish procedure. The dramatic and beautiful deep cameo of the toning hug the rims. While we do note some light marks, they are late 19th century became VERY rare after. Indeed, many Barber not as severe as normally seen on this date. The eye appeal is coins from 1901-1915 are unknown in DCAM, and precious few superior to most we have seen. GEMS exist with the CAMEO designation. The mintage was limited to 545. PCGS 8, NGC 2, CAC 5. There PCGS 84, NGC 58, CAC 23. Only two coins are graded MS63+ has not been a CAC-approved PR66 CAM sold in auction since at PCGS. This coin last sold in auction in April 2012 realizing October 2011--clearly these do not appear in auction with any $3,881. Currently, CU lists a value of $4,600. Here is the final frequency. That coin sold for $4,600. The current PCGS Price issue of New Orleans Seated dollars and a popular example for Guide lists a value of $4,950. If you, like us, believe that Barber type set purposes. This one has a great look and should bring a proofs have been unfairly beaten down in value the last few years and are looking to build a GEM set at today’s attractive levels, you premium bid! will have a hard time finding a better 1908! Good luck. PCGS # 6950 | EST: $4,000+ PCGS # 86555 | EST: $4,000+18

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN LOT 29 $1 1880-S PCGS MS67 PL CAC Housed in an OGH. Boldly radiant cartwheel luster swirls evenly across both sides of this neat, reflective superb GEM. Ms. Liberty and the details are richly frosted, while the fields do have a moderate reflective nature. Hints of color are brought out at the rims as you rotate in a light. PCGS 129, NGC 155, CAC 48. There are a wide range of APRs, which roughly average out to the current PCGS Price Guide value of $1,600. The eye appeal is superb and this coin will certainly see quite a bit of bidding. PCGS #7119 | EST: $1,400+LOT 28 T$1 1878 TRADE. PCGS PR64 CAM CAC LOT 30Beautiful deep mirrors shine in the light and contrast against thehighly frosted design elements. Iridescent hues cling to the rims, $1 1884-CC PCGS MS66+ CAC framing the attractive coin. A few light lines can be seen with a Highly lustrous, well struck, essentially mark free, clean, and powerful loupe and do not detract from the superb eye appeal. displaying only a light dusting of clear gold, this borderline Only 900 proofs were struck for Collector’s. PCGS 31, NGC 18, SUPERB 84-CC has a great look. CAC 10. Per our auction database, only two CAC examples have sold in auction, the most recent for $6,118 in June 2017, PCGS has graded 269 in MS66+ and the last CAC-approved example realized $1,410 in February 2017 and the currentwhile the other was back in February 2011, realizing $5,175. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $5,050. With its PCGS Price Guide value is $1,450. Keep in mind the next grade great look, we think this coin will bring a strong bid. up will cost around $4,000 or more! PCGS # 87058 | EST: $4,500+ PCGS # 7152 | EST: $1,200+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 19

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN 2017 LOT 31 LEGEND’S REGENCY AUCTION SCHEDULE: Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only Show $1 1935 PCGS MS66 CAC The final year that silver dollars were struck for general Thursday, October 26th circulation, and historic as such. A great strike is combined with DoubleTree | Philadelphia, PA a satiny mint frost that shows only the slightest blush of clear gold. Exceptionally well reserved and mark free, this GEM has a Thursday, December 14th. bold eye appeal, heads and shoulders above what is often seen. Caesars | Las Vegas, NV ............................................ PCGS 242, NGC 68, CAC 76. There are 37 coins graded MS66+ finer. The last PCGS/CAC MS66 to sell in auction realized $3,290 LEGEND’S PREMIER SESSION SCHEDULE in August 2016. The current CU price is listed at only $2,500, but June 30 - July 19, 2017 August 3 - 10, 2017 rest asured, this coin will bring a very healthy bid! September 7 - 14, 2017 October 23 - 29, 2017 PCGS # 7378 | EST: $2,500+ November 2 - 12, 2017 December 11- 17, 2017 For more information about consigning, contact Julie Abrams ([email protected]) or Greg Cohen ([email protected])20

TTHHEEGGLLAACCIIEERR RRAAMMSS CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIOONN 1C PR66 RD 5C PR66Deep red color, bold mirrors, and awesome accents of magenta Watery nickel-silver mirrors show hints of lilac-blue color. and copper. PCGS # 4175 PCGS # 3341 10C PR67 25C PR66Watery mirrors light silver-white accents. Light tone floats on exceptional watery mirrored fields. PCGS # 5073 PCGS # 5977 50C PR67 An exceptional quality SUPERB coin, rich mirrors, and the slightest hint of color. PCGS # 6638 LOT 32 1C-50C 1938 5-COIN PROOF SET. PCGS PR66-67 CAC An attractive set. Each coin displays an above average eye appeal. Grades as follows:The total CU value is listed at $2,815. An attractive, early proof set that should entice any proof set collector. EST: $2,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 21

THE 1994 COLLECTION THE 1994 COLLECTION Legend Rare Coin Auctions is thrilled and honored to have been consigned the 1994 Collection. It is, in fact, one of our sister company’s all-time favorite collections. The collector was handling some “investment” funds and gave Legend Numismatics a free hand to cherry pick from the very best coins of that time that were available on the market. This group of “wonder” coins was hand selected by the principals of Legend Numismatics back in 1993/1994. The core of this collection are the matte proof Lincoln cents, and immediately you will notice they are wildly high end and are pristine in terms of originality. The Proof 20C pieces are to die for. The 1846 $1 PCGS MS64+ blows away many MS65 Seated Liberty dollars we have ever seen. While the grand highlight, the $20 1909 PCGS PR66 CAC, is unlike any that have been on the market since it was purchased by Legend out of an auction in 1994! Sadly, the guardian of the 1994 collection passed away unexpectedly earlier this year. His memory will live on with the world knowing about his great collection of coins. Even though these coins have been off the market only 23 years, the quality and freshness are unrivaled. EVERY coin is being sold with NO reserve Note: we will be trying something different with the Matte Proof Lincolns. They will be offered individually first. Then we will add up the total and add 5% and offer it as a lot. It is a complete Matte Proof set in GEM-including the 09 VDB and every coin is PCGS CAC. We doubt we could reproduce the quality of this set (these coins are far better than the holders suggest), so if possible we would like to keep it intact.22

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 33 23 1C 1856 SLANTED 5. PCGS PR65 RD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Housed in an old green tag holder. An AMAZING GEM PROOF that has not been offered publically in at least 23 years. The Slanted 5, attributed as N-5 is a proof only variety, with an original mintage of 100 pieces, considered to be R-5. The presently offered GEM is tied for FINEST graded in the RED category. The mirrors are SUPERB, with full, deep red reflectivity. A few areas of iridescence can be seen as the light dances off the surfaces. The reliefs appear to be sculpted, chiseled out of the metal with extremely bold definition. The design elements appear to float on the surfaces in a stunning 3D effect. A pair of tiny flecks will serve to identify this stunning coin for posterity. Our sister firm, Legned Numismatics, purchased this coin in December 1992. We are unsure of the prior pedigree, but it does not match the Floyd Starr (Stack’s 1984) coin. It was placed into the 1994 Collection by Laura Sperber, and itremained there until its consignment to this sale. We are thrilled to be able to offer it to the current generation of Collector’s. PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 1. There are no records for ANY coins in the RED category. The finest graded RB to sell, was a PCGS PR66 RB CAC that brought $25,850. The current PCGS PriceGuide value in PR65 RD is $60,000. This amazing GEM presents a very important and unique opportunity for any advanced collector of Proof Large Cents. We would not be shocked by a “beyond moon-money” realization when it crosses the block. PCGS # 1999 | EST: $37,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 34 2C 1866 PCGS PR66 RB CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Great balls of fire-WOW what a SUPERB GEM! Even though PCGS does not, we grade the coin a PR66+. First, this coin is virtually GEM mint red. Only on the reverse is there a small light patch of pale brown color. The mirrors offer and intense reflection; they are crystal clear, are remarkably clean, and are wicked flashy. There are NO spots or stains. Every detail is frosted and is needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is tremendous! ONLY 625 were minted. PCGS 17, NGC 22, CAC 18. The LOT 35 last PCGS PR66 RB CAC to sell in auction brought $3,525 in August 2016. We’d be shocked if this coin did not bring far 3CS 1869 PCGS MS64 CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION more! Everything about this coin is great and you can’t beat its As you may know, our sister company, Legend Numismatics has built the #1 and MS and PR 3CS sets (see the PCGS Registry). So freshness (off the market since 1994)! Good luck! they know how these do and do not come. They have made it clear to us-this date never ever comes looking this sexy!! Plus, this coin PCGS # 3631 | EST: $3,250+ is VERY high end. Immaculate surfaces are clean and smooth. Only with a very strong glass can you find a tiny reeding mark on the reverse. Both sides are fully prooflike and have a strong luster too. Awesome totally original colors of royal blue/aqua green/rose/pale gold swirl all over. There are some tiny TONING dots-NOT flecks or spots scattered around. Every detail is sharply struck and does stand out. For a small coin, this piece has HUGE killer eye appeal! PCGS 17, NGC 12, CAC 6. The last 1869 PCGS MS64 (NO CAC) to sell in auction brought $4,465 in April 2017. Prior to that a PCGS CAC piece brought $4,230 in October 2015. This coin is stunning stud. You can’t beat the color, quality, or freshness! PCGS # 3689| EST: $3,750+24

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 36 OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog 20C 1876 PCGS PR65 CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION are based on HAMMER. Keep in mind that a coin Swizzle! This is a stone GEM original toned 20C Proof. could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically Incredible deep mirrors blaze so strong you can see them from affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price across the room. There are zero imperfections visible-even when differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so Collector’s can have a better idea of examining this piece with a strong glass. The bold flash of the value. One thing we will never do is offer low ballmirrors add to the deeper original toning. Totally original shades ofnavy/purple/magenta/forest green swirl wildly all over. Miss Liberty estimates in order to claim stronger sales. These published estimates represent what Legend and every detail not only standout with strong strikes, but bold Rare Coin Auctions determines to be an approximate frost. The eye appeal is impressive! high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers PCGS 24, NGC 25, CAC 6. Here is a remarkable fact: NO PCGS are based upon current market values, similarCAC piece has been sold via auction since January 2012, that coin trades, auction prices, published prices, and abrought $8,050. The current Collector’s´ Universe Value is $9,750. consideration of the coin’s quality. There is no This is so much better than the typical dull/hazy pieces we see so guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt often. We do expect really strong bidding here! to resell them wholesale. PCGS # 5304 | EST: $6,500+ 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!LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 25

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 37 20C 1877 PCGS PR66 CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Without a doubt, this piece ranks among the very finest 1877 20C proofs that exist! Of course, this piece is SUPER HIGH END too! Out of this world mirrors are so deep and so flashy you can see them from across the street! WOW! Even using a strong glass to look for tiny imperfections-yields ZERO. The mirrors also have great clarity. A wonderful and totally original mix of salty blue/ purple/rose/pale olive splash all over both sides. The colors are moderate and are NOT dull in any way. Miss Liberty and every detail are fully struck and do have gentle frost. The eye appeal is super! PROOF ONLY MINTAGE of just 350 pieces. PCGS 15, NGC 19, CAC 8. PCGS has not graded a single coin higher (note: there is one PR67 Cameo) after 30+ years of operations! The ONLY PCGS PR66 CAC to ever sell at auction brought $22,325 in a March 2013 auction sale. Everything about this SUPERB GEM offered here is super impressive. Yet again, the quality and freshness are unbeatable! PCGS # 5305 | EST: $12,000+26

THE 1994 COLLECTION 2017 LEGEND’S REGENCY AUCTION SCHEDULE: Official Auction for the PCGS Members Only Show Thursday, October 26th DoubleTree | Philadelphia, PA Thursday, December 14th. Caesars | Las Vegas, NV ............................................ LEGEND’S PREMIER SESSION SCHEDULE June 30 - July 19, 2017 August 3 - 10, 2017 LOT 38 September 7 - 14, 2017 October 23 - 29, 2017 20C 1878 PCGS PR65+ CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION November 2 - 12, 2017 As to be expected with all the gems in the 1994 Collection--this December 11- 17, 2017 coin is high end and FRESH to the market. The capstone to the For more information about consigning, contact short-lived series, which only were struck in four years, and in Julie Abrams ([email protected]) or1877 and 1878 were struck as proofs only for Collector’s. Watery Greg Cohen ([email protected]) reflective mirrors are draped with a rich layer of lilac-slate,teal-blue, and accents of rose-gold toning. Nicely produced andnicely preserved, this GEM has only a few mint made lint marks in the fields. Only 600 proofs were struck. PCGS 26, NGC 26, CAC 6. This isthe sole PR65+ on the PCGS Population Report, with only a dozen coins graded finer in the non-cameo category. Since this coin has been off the market since 1994, there is no record for a PR65+. Only CAC approved PR65 to sell was an NGC coin that realized$24,725 in March 2011; the most recent PCGS coin sold for $7,931 in June 2015. The sole CAC PR66 has never sold in auction, themost recent PCGS PR66 sold for $12,925 in April 2016. The currentPCGS Price Guide value is listed at $12,500, but it could well bring more. This is a great coin to finish off any 20C set. PCGS # 5306| EST: $8,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 27

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 39 20C 1878 PCGS PR67 CAM EX 1994 COLLECTION No question as to why at the very least this coin is tied for finest know 1878 Cameo PR 20C piece! CAC showed no mercy by not beaning it (we totally disagree). Ultra-deep and nearly full high voltage search light type mirrors beam from all over. You just about need Ray Bans to view this monster with. Besides the out of this world flash, the mirrors are also ultra clean, have remarkable clarity, and are as good as you will ever see. When you twirl the coin you are reminded of if the sun gleaming down on a fresh winter pond of ice. Wildly iridescent shades of totally original blue/pale purple/pale russet swirl all over. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and all have full needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is total gonzo! PROOF ONLY MINTAGE of 600 pieces. PCGS 2, NGC 2. This piece is tied for finest graded at PCGS. For sure, this coin will be the absolute highlight of ANY GEM 20C Proof Collection. Even if you don’t buy NON-CAC-we suggest you look at this coin-it´s ridiculous without a bean (we mean it). Come to the PCGS July Invitational, besides seeing the 1804 $1, this coin is worth the trip! PCGS # 85306 | EST: $25,000+28

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 40 29 50C 1864 PCGS PR66 CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION One thing has not changed in the 23 years this coin has been away from us-it is still SUPER HIGH END and it is Mother Nature´s baby! When our sister company-Legend Numismatics is given free rein to assemble a group of coins, the resulting coins are like this (and ALL the 1994 Collection coins offered here). This coin has it all! Super deep mirrors are high voltage and beam from allover-- they are extremely clear and clean. When you twirl the coinyou see a light rolling watery look and explosion of colors. Mother Nature just loves showing up her flock (especially peacocks) bycreating magical scenery like on this coin. All the colors are totally original and are iridescent. Stunning shades of royal blue/violet/ electric tangerine/amber flame from all over. Miss Liberty andevery detail is moderately frosted and is of course fully struck. The eye appeal is total WOW, WOW, WOW!ONLY 470 were minted. PCGS 7, NGC 6, CAC 6. PCGS has onlygraded one coin higher in PR67. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $8,813 in April 2017. We assure you, it wasNOT Mother Nature´s masterpiece like this! If you LOVE color andbold mirrors, this is a “must see” coin. We think there will be really strong bidding here-be prepared! Good luck! PCGS # 6418 | EST: $7,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 41 $1 1846 PCGS MS64+ CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION As many of you are aware, our sister firm, Legend Numismatics, exclusively helped Bruce Morelan build his all-time greatest Hall of Fame set of MS Seated Dollars. So, we know our MS Seated Dollars as well as anyone. This coin in our opinion is as SUPER HIGH end as you can ever find for a MS64+. We chose this coin 23 years ago for our 1994 Collector because at the time we had never seen such a beautiful MS Seated Dollar. The scary part-today that still holds true. We unhesitatingly pronounce this coin the greatest MS64-and MS64+ in existence! Out of this world surfaces are ultra clean and super smooth. Only with a really strong glass can you find a few HIDDEN point ticks. We think a tiny cut on the reverse is what keeps this coin from being a GEM and worth $60,000+. Not only is this coin boldly lustrous, it is also slightly semi-prooflike. Both sides are evenly bathed with an incredible mix of totally original aqua blue/purple/pale aqua green colors. When you twirl the coin they really do sparkle. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and thick frost. The eye appeal is incredible and is unlike the vast majority of ALL MS Seated Dollars you will ever see. PCGS 22, NGC 20, CAC 6. The last MS 64+ to sell in auction brought $28,200 in April 2014. We are highly confident this will sell for a record price. We promise, if you seek one special Mint State Seated Dollar for a Type or Seated set-here it is! We can’t stress enough how SUPER HIGH END and colorful this coin is (on a 1-10 scale we rank this coin an 11). Good luck! PCGS # 85306 | EST: $27,500+30

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 42 31 $5 1888 PCGS PR66 DCAM CAC EX 1994 COLLECTIONThis monster piece is more than well deserving of its designationand being the second finest graded for the date! It is also totally FRESH, having been off the market since 1994! Ultra-deep (and we mean miles deep) mirrors beam from all over; they are so deep you can see an isolated microscopiccontact tick and planchet flake or two-otherwise they are clean. You can’t beat their clarity or intense reflection, when you twirl the coin, you see nothing but flash. The contrast is incredibleyou have the black on brought gold look. Miss Liberty and every detail are fully struck and thick screaming bright frost. The eye appeal is insane!ONLY 95 were ever minted. PCGS 1, NGC 2, CAC 1. PCGS has graded one PR67 DC (no CAC) finer, and that is it. If you love rarer PR Gold, are building a set, or just love neat coins, then check this piece out. Once you see it, you can NOT forget it!Obviously, this coin has never sold in auction. A non-CAC NGC-certified coin (not this coin) sold for $40,250 way back in March 2007. One thing we do know, this coin won’t go cheap! It´s important to know Collector’s Universe Value for a PR65 DCAM is $62,000 while a PR67 DCAM is $122,500. Good luck! PCGS # 98483 | EST: $55,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

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THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 43 $20 1909 PCGS PR66 CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Legend Rare Coin Auctions is pleased to present this ultra HIGH END Roman Finish 1909 Proof $20. This is the second lowest mintage regular issue Proof Saint Gaudens double eagle with only 67 pieces originally sold to contemporary Collector’s, the balance of the 166 examples struck were melted at the mint. This is exactly what a Roman Finish $20 should look like! Light golden-orange color truly shines in the light. The surfaces are moderately granular in texture, a relatively early die state. Machine doubling can be seen on the date, stars, and Capital Dome. What look like minor rim bumps are actually imparted from the edge. Both the doubling and the “bleeding” of the edge stars are artifacts from a die that was a touch loose when this coin was struck and is seen on a number of examples. A forceful blow from the powerful hydraulic medal press has rendered every detail to their fullest advantage. The surfaces are highly lustrous and free of any lines or ticks. While under appreciated by Collector’s in 1909, today these are HIGHLY prized for their beauty and exceptional rarity. The era was a whirlwind of activity at the mint with innovative new designs and new techniques that were inspired by what wasbeing done in various European mints. In 1907, the Liberty series, which had been produced with a polished or brilliant finish came to an end and with it came the masterfully artistic and innovative designs of Augustus St. Gaudens ($10 and $20) and Bela Lion Pratt ($2.50 and $5). Mint officials reported that the new designs would not lend themselves to the traditional Brilliant finish, and a new process, which had been in use at the Paris and Royal mints was employed. The sandblast, or matte proofs were struck for commercial sale in 1908 to Collector’s. The finish, which was created by blasting the struck coins with sand left something to be desired for contemporary Collector’s (while today matte proofs with their original olive-gold patina are highly desirable; they were seen as dark and unattractive at the time of issue). A second finish, what we know today as the Roman or Satin finish, havelong been subject of debate of how they were produced. There has been much confusion, as unlike the matte process where mint documents state that the coins were subjected to an actual blast of sand, there is no documentary evidence of the process of dieand planchet preparation. The cataloger (GC) had an informative conversation with John Dannreuther (who has been studying U.S.Gold Proofs for soon to be published encyclopedia), regarding the process. The original theory was that the dies were treated with an acid solution that would etch the surface. Today experts believe that the Satin Finish dies were produced by sand blasting thedies before striking, and then leaving the finished coins as is, without blasting them again. Due to their somewhat different texture, Wayte Raymond called them Brilliant Matte Proofs’ as the color was a brighter, yellow gold with a satiny lustrous surface, andperhaps his term is a fair assessment of what they are. In our discussion, JD explained that in the past, numismatic experts thought multiple finishes were employed, as individual coins do look different from each other, some being quite grainy in appearance to others that have a more vibrant, nearly prooflike lustrous surface. Today, however, it is believed that only one die finish was employed, with the finish wearing off with each successive coin struck, explaining these differences. While only 166 coins were struck, you can see clearly distinct die states, from those struck early on with highly granular surfaces to those struck later on display a smooth, PL lustrous look. PCGS 4, NGC 9, CAC 3. This coin has been off the market since our sister firm, Legend Numismatics, placed it into this collection in a green tag PCGS holder, graded PR65 (back in 1994). This is the coin that sold in the July 1994 Heritage auction (the most recent PCGS PR65 to sell (HOW RARE IS THAT?!). No PCGS coin in PR66 has EVER sold in auction (we believe that the $99,875 for the non-CAC coin in the August 2015 ANA auction reported by PCGS CoinFacts represents a buy back price). An NGC PR66CAC sold for $83,375 over five years ago (2012 FUN auction). A PCGS PR67 (which is not CAC) sold for $184,000 back in the 2006 FUN auction (11 long years ago!). The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $190,000. We believe this coin will bring a runaway price. This is truly a special rare coin, destined for the finest collections of Proof 20th Century gold or Type coins. We offer, in advance, a hearty congratulations to the successful bidder! It may be many years before another comes up for sale. PCGS # 9206 | EST: $110,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 33

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 44 LOT 45 1C 1909 PCGS PR66 RD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION 1C 1910 PCGS PR66 RD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION A totally original RED matte proof Lincoln, a stunning GEM. Well A beautiful SUPERB original RED 1910 MPL. The fields have a struck and pristinely preserved since the time of issue. Subtle wonderful satiny sandblast surface that shows various shades deeper red shades at the rims are highly attractive and add “a of red and gold that create a spotlight effect on Lincoln’s well little something” to the already magnificent eye appeal. struck bust. The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 41, NGC 8, CAC 12. The nine PCGS/CAC coins that have PCGS 24, NGC 9, CAC 4. The ONLY CAC-approved PR66 RD sold in auction between 2011 and 2015 have brought between was a PCGS-graded coin that sold in a December 2011 auction $2,875 and $7,475--the most recent selling for $3,526 in March sale, realizing $6,325. This one, fresh to the market, will bring a very strong APR, as it is the first time in this generation that any 2015. This one, long off the market, will bring a strong price when the gavel falls. collector will have the chance to add it to their collections. PCGS # 3305 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS # 3308 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 46 LOT 47 1C 1911 PCGS PR66 RD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION 1C 1913 PCGS PR66 RD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION A superb GEM RD 1911, well matched to the 1909 and 1910 Among the Matte Proofs being offered in this Regency Auction, offered above. Awesome color and surface quality are inspiring. the presently offered 1913 has SUPERB eye appeal. Stunning Boldly struck devices are accented by a bold original RED with original surfaces show satiny lustrous sandblast surfaces that some light violet accents that really bring out the amazing details are essentially flawless. The details are fully struck out and and satin smooth sandblast textured fields. the devices are as sharp as you could hope for, and the eye appeal, is SUPERB, a real standout in our offering, which is PCGS 11, NGC 1, CAC 2. Only a single PCGS/CAC coin has ever sold in auction, realizing $9,400 in a February 2016 auction, among the largest in quite some time. which is in range with what all PR66 RD examples have sold for going back to 2004 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is PCGS 37, NGC 8, CAC 9. The most recent example to sell listed at $12,500. This AMAZING coin may well realize a record brought $2,703 in our May 2016 Regency Auction and the present GEM is just as eye appealing as the one that sold price. Keep in mind that only a single PR66+ RD is finer. for $4,935 in the 2015 FUN Auction. The current CU value is listed at $3,600 and it would not shock anyone at LRCA if this PCGS # 3311 | EST: $7,500+ SUPERB coin realized a price in excess of that number. PCGS # 3317 | EST: $3,200+34

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 48 1C 1909 V.D.B. PCGS PR65 RB CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Legend Rare Coin Auctions is pleased to offer a fresh (off themarket since 1994) TRUE GEM Proof 09 VDB Lincoln Cent. The quality is HIGH END. Immaculate full matte surfaces are a joy to behold. Only with a strong glass can you see some pinpoint microscopic toning dots. There is actually some luster visible all over. Both sides have a GEM totally original red brown/pale green/gold colorscheme. Lincoln and every detail are needle sharp in strike and do very much stand out. The eye appeal is fantastic!PCGS 28, NGC 15, CAC 5. The last PCGS (A NON-CAC) pieceto sell in auction brought $32,900 in February 2016. The current Collector’s Universe Values is $40,000. We strongly believe because of this coin’s freshness and eye appeal is will bring a very strong price. Be ready! PCGS # 3300 | EST: $30,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 35

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 49 LOT 50 1C 1909 PCGS PR65 RB CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION 1C 1910 PCGS PR65 RB CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION HIGH END and just fabulous! SUPER HIGH END. Its only been to PCGS for crossover. We hope (but make NO promises) one day it will +. It sure deserves it in our Superb Matte surfaces are bold and satiny. Only with a strong glass can you find a few microscopic toning dots. The color is a opinion!Superior matte surfaces are the total definition of satiny GEM totally original Mint Red/pale golden brown. A strong luster smooth. Even using a strong glass to check it out, there is nothing enlivens the colors. Lincoln and every detail is sharply struck. but a few microscopic toning dots on the reverse. A good hard The eye appeal is fabulous! luster highlights Mother Nature´s extra special colors scheme. Totally original shades of Mint Red/gold/pale green/faded blue swirl PCGS 109, NGC 51, CAC 36. The last PCGS PR65 RB that sold all over. Lincoln and every detail are needle sharp in strike. This in auction brought only $1,233 in September 2015, and the GEM looks much better than just a PR65. current Collector’s Universe value is $1,500. As you know, this coin was last available for sale in 1994-when we bought it and PCGS 75, NGC 41, CAC 25. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $1,116 in March 2016. We expect his piece to sell placed it. for more because of its quality, eye appeal, and you can’t beat its freshness (away since 1994). This coin will please any picky buyer! PCGS # 3304 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS # 3307 | EST: $1,050+ LOT 51 LOT 52 1C 1911 PCGS PR65 BN CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION 1C 1912 PCGS PR66 BN GOLD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Yet another absolutely amazing coin from the 1994 Collection. Even CAC agrees this piece is really special and is SUPER HIGH END. We really will call this coin perfect. The matte surfaces are We picked this coin for reason 23 years ago! as incredible as you can find (well save for the next few pieces to be listed). The surfaces are ultra smooth and actually enjoy a really Superior surfaces are fully matte like. Even using a strong glass, strong luster. Both sides are killer gorgeous (and totally original) you not find a single flaw. There is a light luster. Totally original deep gold/brown pale blue colors. Lincoln and every detail could and eye-popping colors of blue/green/brown/violet swirl all over creating an unforgettable color pattern. Lincoln and every detail not have been more sharply struck-WOW! are needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is unreal! PCGS 20, NGC 11, CAC 12 (regular). PCGS has only graded one in PR67 (which was NOT CAC and we just sold for over $7,000). PCGS 56, NGC 19, CAC 14. The last PCGS CAC example to sell in auction brought $940 in March 2014. We’d be shocked if this The last PCGS PR66 BN to sell in auction brought $3,995 in January 2015-in a weak auction. Keep in mind, CAC does NOT piece did not blow right past that number! hand out Gold beans unless the coin is really special. Add that to the fact this coin was hand selected by the principals of Legend PCGS # 3309 | EST: $900+ Numismatics back in 1994 and has been in this collection ever since! You can’t dig up many pieces of this coin´s caliber! PCGS # 3312 | EST: $3,600+36

THE 1994 COLLECTIONLOT 53 LOT 541C 1913 PCGS PR66+ BN GOLD CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION 1C 1914 PCGS PR66 BN CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION OMG! This coin is absolutely out of this world in every regard! It WOW is this coin stunning! It is a clear cut HIGH END GEM is our strong opinion that when crossing this coin over, PCGS did MATTE PROOF Lincoln. not really look at it. The matte surfaces are flawless. We mean it Great Matte surfaces are clean and smooth. Only with a strongtoo, even if you use a microscope you will find NO imperfections of glass can you find microscopic toning dots scattered around. any size, anywhere. All you will see is the gorgeous original matte satiny texture. A strong luster beams all over and really makes the There are NO impairments. A surprising strong luster reallycolors stand out. Totally original shades of GEM Brown/pale green/ brings out all this coins great features and colors. Both sides gold swirl all over. Lincoln and every single detail look they were are a mix of totally original Mint Red/gold/pale green/slight blue colors. Of course Lincoln and every detail are needle sharp in surgically carved out. The eye appeal is totally GONZO! strike. The eye appeal is like the coin-totally phenomenal! PCGS 14, NGC 7, CAC 7. PCGS has graded only 3 PR66+ BNpieces. There is only 1 PR67 BN (no CAC). The last PR66 BN CAC PCGS 26, NGC 17, CAC 12. The last PR66 BN CAC to sell in sold in auction for $2,233 in March 2017. There is no question this auction brought $2,232 in January 2017. Guaranteed this coin is monster will be a record breaker. You can NOT beat its originality, nicer and of course fresher! If you are picky and are building a colors, freshness, and everything about it. When you see the coinyou’ll agree as to how ridiculous the grade is. Good luck, we expect colorful set, you WILL be thrilled to add this coin. intense bidding here. PCGS # 3318 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS # 3315 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 55 LOT 56 1C 1915 PCGS PR65 RB CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION 1C 1916 PCGS PR66 BN CAC EX 1994 COLLECTION Another ULTRA HIGH END GEM. PCGS sure did not show any Ridiculously ULTRA HIGH END! We do not know why CAC did 1994 coins any mercy! Exceptional Matte Proof surface are not gold bean this one or why PCGS did not + it.sensationally clean and satiny smooth. Even using a strong glass tolook around will yield no problems. There are only two microscopic Outrageous Matte surfaces are the ultimate; there is not a singletoning dots to be found. A glowing luster enhances superb shades imperfection of any size, anywhere. A surprising luster helps show off the satiny smooth appearance. Both sides are evenly of GEM ORIGINAL Mint Red/gold/pale green colors that swirl allover. Lincoln and every detail are pinpoint sharp in strike and stand covered by totally original GEM colors of brown/pale blue/gold. Lincoln and every detail are so sharply struck, they look 3-D as out. The eye appeal is tremendous! they stand out. The eye appeal is absolutely magnificent!PCGS 53, NGC 24, CAC 11. The last PCGS CAC to sell in auction PCGS 25, NGC 18, CAC 2. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in brought $2,585 in March 2017. This IS a nicer coin! The current auction brought $3,290 in February 2017 and we promise it wasCollector’s Universe value is $3,250.00. We expect this coin to sell nowhere near as nice as this coin! You really can’t get muchfor strong money as it was handpicked by the principals of Legend better than this piece! We expect not only strong bidding here, Numismatics in 1994! Good luck! but possibly a record price. Good luck!. PCGS # 3322 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS # 3324 | EST: $3,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 37

THE 1994 COLLECTION LOT 57 PROVISIONAL LOT The GEM Matte Proof Lincolns from the 1994 Collection in PR65+ BN to PR66+ BN are too nice to break up. At this point in the sale, we are going to add up the hammer prices of lots 48-56 and add 5%. That sum will represent the opening bid for lot 57. If that bid is met, the hammer prices of lots 48-56 will be canceled and bidding will continue on this lot. END OF THE 1994 COLLECTION .................................................................................................................................................................. LOT 58 1C 1909 LINCOLN. PROOF PCGS PR66+ RB CAC Among the finest certified RB Proof 1909 Lincoln cents! Variegated orange-red with hints of golden, magenta, aqua, and blue iridescence. The sandblast, matte surfaces are of exceptional quality, and they truly glitter in the light. PCGS 45, NGC 22, CAC 25. Only four have been graded as 66+, and only seven PR67 RB have been graded. There may be some duplication in the population figures. The most recent to sell was in our May 2016 Regency Auction for $3,405 and the eye appeal is superior to that one. The current PCGS Price Guide is $3,400 and we think that when this uber gem crosses the block that number will be surpassed. PCGS # 3304 | EST: $3,200+38

LOT 59 39 1C 1910 PCGS PR67+ RD CACA mix of heaven meeting earth here. This coin is so wild it does not deserve to even exist! This coin looks like it was just minted! Phenomenal to the nth degree surfaces are fully satiny and bold matte like in texture. There is not a single imperfection to found anywhere. A bold and glowing unbroken luster flames all over. The color is astunning rich GEM Mint Red with highlights of pale gold. Lincoln and every detail looks like they were carved out by a doctor´s scalpel. The eye appeal is so incredible we doubt you’ll ever forget this coin!PCGS 3, NGC 2, CAC 2. THIS IS THE SINGLE FINEST GRADED 1910 PR 1C! It is MORE than worthy of its designation. The last regular PR 67 RD sold for $36,800 back in 2003. There are NO accurate pricing guides for this coin. We do believe in auction it would score a “runaway” price. Legend has owned the magnificent 1C 1909 VDB PCGS PR67+ RB CAC piece(universally acknowledged to be the FINEST of any Matte Proof 1C). This coin is the only Matte Proof we have ever seen thatranks #2 to that. If you are an advanced Matte Lincoln collector,or have been searching for an out of this world special coin, this piece represents an opportunity of lifetime! PCGS # 3308 | EST: $ 37,500 + LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 60 1C 1911 NGC PR65 BN An impressive brown GEM housed in an old NGC “fatty” holder. Accents of iridescent hues swirl on the lovely matte surfaces and well struck devices. PCGS 55, NGC 19. This is a neat fresh piece, more eye LOT 61 appealing than the most recent NGC PR65 BN that sold in June 1C 1911 PCGS PR66+ RB CAC 2012 for $1,380. This is the second finest RB 1911 Matte Proof graded by PCGS. PCGS # 3309 | EST: $850+ SUPERB iridescent toning in rainbow shades dance across both sides. Viewing this awe inspiring GEM in a light, the colors twinkle with the multitude of facets created by the sandblast surfaces. Fifty shades of blue, green, violet, gold, red, magenta, and rose blend together over superb high end quality surfaces. The eye appeal of this amazing looking coin cannot be beat! If original, superb, naturally toned MPLs are your specialty, you owe it to yourself to view this coin! You will not be disappointed with the quality. PCGS 25, NGC 16, CAC 17. This is the sole PR66+ RB graded, and only a single PR67 RB has been graded finer. The only comparable example to have sold is a sort of spotty non-CAC PCGS PR66+ RD, which sold for $12,925. The presently offered kaleidoscope of colors, blows that coin out of the water in terms of eye appeal and this one should bring more! PCGS # 3310 | EST: $10,000+40

LOT 62 1C 1912 PCGS PR66 BN CACThis is a HIGH END example of a tougher matte proof Lincoln date. Terrific matte surfaces are undisturbed and appear smooth allover. A good luster does add to the totally original golden brown/ pale brown/faded red colors. Only with a strong glass can youdetect a few tiny toning dots on upper left obverse. Lincoln and all of the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is very bold! PCGS 20, NGC 11, CAC 10. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell inauction brought $3,995 in January 2015. Prior to that, these were bringing $5,500 for a few years. Yet another coin the market has forced “on sale”! We assure you, this is a terrific GEM piece. PCGS # 3312 | EST: $2,750+ LOT 64LOT 63 1C 1914 PCGS PR67 RB CAC Wild! No question this killer coin has been hidden away for the last 103 years soaking up the sun and perfecting its amazing color scheme. 1C 1913 PCGS PR66 RB CAC This coin reeks of total perfection. You can use a microscope Another glorious high end GEM Matte Proof Lincoln cent. Sultry and find no imperfections of any size, anywhere. The surfaces ofvariegated reds mellow in the fields to light violet. The eye appeal course have a full unbroken matte texture. A moderate luster still is superb. makes the crazy colors standout. Wonderful shades of natural and bold green/violet/gold/brown swirl all over. Lincoln andPCGS 38, NGC 20, CAC 18. There are only five coins graded finer every detail look like they were chiseled out by a fine scalpel. in the RB category. Finer in eye appeal than the NGC PR66+ RB The eye appeal is awesome! CAC that sold for $2,233 in March 2013. The current CU value is PCGS 6, NGC 5, CAC 3. NO PR67 RB has been sold since listed at $2,700 and this one is clearly worthy a premium bid. 1999 at auction! We know for a fact; this coin came out of the wood work and was only recently graded. After you see it you PCGS # 3316 | EST: $2,000+ will know how remarkable the quality and eye appeal are! Be prepared, we expect really strong bidding here. PCGS #3319 | EST: $9,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 41

LOT 65 1C 1915 PCGS PR66 RB CAC Just lovely! Rich brick red coloration accents the extremely well struck devices. The color is original and very high end eye appeal with pleasing violet dusting. PCGS 25, NGC 18, CAC 19. A mere seven are graded finer. The LOT 66 last one to sell in auction realized $3,290 in February 2017, and 1C 1915 PCGS PR67 RB CAC the current PCGS value is $5,500. What a great looking coin The Regency Auction XXII will long be remembered for its suitable for any high end collection! AMAZING selection of Matte Proof Lincoln cents, and the presently offered 1915 is among the finest examples of the date PCGS # 3322 | EST: $3,000+ that survives. Not only is the technical quality all there, but the aesthetic quality is shockingly beautiful! Mostly bathed in an original MINT RED sandblast luster. As the light hits the superb, clean surfaces, hints of ruby, amethyst, and emerald highlights create a colorful frame around the peripheries on both sides. PCGS 2, NGC 1, CAC 3. There are NONE numerically finer in any color designation, and only two are called fully RED by PCGS in PR67. The only PCGS PR67 RB CAC to ever sell in auction brought $14,100 in June 2016 and is NOT this coin. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $18,000, and this high end superb GEM will be a highlight for any advanced collection of Matte Proof Lincoln Cents. You will not be disappointed with this one’s superb qualities! PCGS # 3322 | EST: $12,000+42

LOT 67 43 1/2C 1800 C-1. PCGS MS64 RB CAC EX MISSOURI CABINET COLLECTION Amazing quality and eye appeal for an 1800 half cent! Thefaded Mint red is still quite evident and both sides are even and attractive with their faded Mint color with bluish steel brown.Free of any troubling specks or spots, the color is a wholesomedelight. Furthermore the surfaces show only a few tiny nicks andhandling marks, far fewer than one would expect for a half cent from this early era. A thin strikethrough line above the bust tip serves to identify this amazing coin. Middle die state, Manleystate 3.0. There was a small hoard of these that came out for the 1980 ANA Convention, but this coin was not from that group as it was in the Col. E. H. R. Green holdings in the 1930s.The quality of the planchets used to strike most 1800 half cents is high. The planchets were provided by Boulton & Watt, the famous English inventors and suppliers of planchets. Oncestruck most of the half cents were soon in circulation, so findinga Mint State coin, especially one with original Mint color is quite extraordinary. This particular one is pictured on the CoinFacts website with its extensive provenance noted as well.Notably from Howard Rounds Newcomb and soon B. Max Mehlin 1935; to Col. E. H. R. Green Collection; appraised by F. C. C.Boyd in the Green Estate for $5 on August 9, 1937; sold for $4 inApril 1943 to the Eric P. Newman and B.G. Johnson partnership; Eric P. Newman and his Education Foundation; Missouri Cabinet; Missouri Cabinet Collection Auction, Goldbergs, January, 2014, lot 49 at $46,000.00PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 1. None are graded finer but there are two reported as MS63RD by PCGS. This is certainly well up in theCondition Census for the date and technically one of the finest tosurvive, especially so with this much residual Mint red remaining. PCGS # 1052 | EST: $ 42,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 68 1C 1814 CROSSLET 4. PCGS MS65+ BN CAC This S-294, among the ABSOLUTE FINEST examples, is from the July 2015 sale of the Doug Kaselitz Collection. It brought the record price for the variety, realizing $55,813. For the date and type, this wonderful GEM retains as much ORIGINAL cartwheel luster as you could ever imagine, especially fro a coin with the BN designation. Accents of brick red blend with rich chocolate brown, violet, and tinges of olive and apricot/rose. The devices are knife sharp on both sides, each of the details in the hair, face, stars, dentils, and wreath is very sharp and fully defined. The eye appeal is superb. The final issue of the “early” large cents, the second to last Sheldon-numbered die variety. These Classic head large cents, designed by John Reich were rarely saved at time of issue, and most are lower grade. Even those graded Mint State do not display the type of lustrous surfaces of that this one has. PCGS 4, NGC 1, CAC 2. As mentioned above this coin realized a record for the issue $55,183, graded as MS65 PCGS/CAC. This is the first time it is appearing in auction as a MS65+ BN. This issue is so tough to find in nice enough grade that it was missing from the D. Brent Pogue Collection. We are pleased to present this extremely important 1814 large cent; suited for any serious cabinet of early copper or any SUPERB type set. PCGS # 1573 | EST: $50,000+44

LOT 69 LOT 70 1C 1846 SMALL DATE. N-7. PCGS MS65 RB CAC 1C 1851/81N-3. PCGS MS65 BN CAC EX KOSHKARIANHard to imagine how this piece has survived 170 years in such a Exceedingly HIGH END. We do not understand why PCGSremarkable state of preservation. The quality is VERY high end! did not + it.Absolutely immaculate surfaces are the epitome of clean. Even Absolutely PERFECT (and we mean perfect surfaces) clearly adorn using a strong glass there are no imperfections to be found. both sides. It’s beyond our imaginations how this coin managed A moderate luster enhances the totally original vivid GEM Red to survive 166 years in this ultimate state of preservation. A strong Brown color mix. There are no discolorations or spots. Miss luster beams from all over. Both sides are a totally original even brown generous portions of GEM Mint Red color. There are ZEROLiberty and the details are sharply struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck. You do NOT need a glass to see the extra metal of the 8 by the PCGS 15, NGC12, CAC 8. Prior to this coin selling in auction for date. The eye appeal is tremendous!$3,760.00, the last N-7 PCGS CAC piece to sell was the Naftzger PCGS 10, NGC 10, CAC 1. PCGS has graded only 5 finer. In MS65RB which brought $6,462 in January 2014. This terrific the Koshkarian Sale, this piece realized $4,113. We can’t stress GEM can be added to some ones collection today for a lot less! enough what a great piece this is. Our sister company Legend Numismatics (who owns this GEM) tried it 2X seeking at least a +. Opportunity could not knock any louder! They gave up! Good luck! PCGS # 1866 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS # 1895 | EST: $3,750+LOT 71 LOT 72 1C 1857 FLYING EAGLE PCGS MS64+ CAC 1C 1858 LARGE LETTERS. PCGS MS65Totally original golden-brown toning over lustrous fields and A rolling cartwheel luster swirls along crisply struck devices. Full sharply struck devices. A few tiny ticks are hidden and do not detract from the overall eye appeal. 1856 and 1857 are definition of the eagle’s feathers and reverse wreath have thetransitional years for the denomination; with both the old style added benefit of iridescent toning throughout the design elements Large Cents and the new small Flying Eagles being coined. on both sides. The eye appeal on this gem is certainly better than many we have seen at this grade level. PCGS 1175, NGC 938, CAC 220. In MS64+, PCGS has graded PCGS 178, NGC 134. The most recent example sold for $2,585 in 24 and NGC 8. In January 2017 on sold for $1,645 and the CU January 2017, and these have sold in the $2,350 to over $5,000 invalue is listed at $1,900. A very pleasing example for type or for a recent times. The current CU value is listed at $4,250. specialized set. PCGS # 2019 | EST: $2,300+ PCGS # 2016 | EST: $1,400+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 45

LOT 73 1C 1856 FLYING EAGLE. PCGS PR65 CAC Eagle Eye Photo Seal. Snow-9. A truly original and pretty GEM 56 Flyer. A bold watery reflection comes out from under the richly toned surfaces. A strong impression from the dies has rendered all the details to their fullest, and crispest definition. Orange-tan hues dominate with hints of violet, brown, and olive iridescent tones. The eye appeal is truly unimpeded by any lines, marks, or carbon spots and is VERY high end. A coin that is always in demand from Collector’s, as its the first year of issue for the small cent series, and approximately 1,500 were struck. Whenever a GEM comes up for sale, Collector’s do take note. PCGS 57, NGC 35, CAC 17. The last two times this coin appeared in auction, it realized $29,375 and 1856 Flying Eagle cents have sold for as much as $42,300 in recent times. The current CU value is listed at $32,500. PCGS # 2037 | EST: $28,000+46

LOT 74 47 1C 1857 FLYING EAGLE. PCGS PR65 CAM CAC Sure, we’ll be accused of over hyping this coin, but you have to see it to believe it! We have handled original Proof sets and monster singles, but this coin is by far the PRETTIEST of ANY 1857 we have EVER seen-and possibly of ANY proof Flying Eagle (the 1857 PR66 CAM we saw the other day is a mind boggling non-colored flashy piece). There is NO question even using the toughest standards thatthis piece is a PR65+. You can use the strongest glass and find NO imperfections. Most impressive is how deep, clear, clean,and of course, how flashy the mirrors are. Both sides have totally heart pounding ORIGINAL moderate colors of light copper/pinkish red/gold/pale violet. Moving on to the details, everything is FULLY struck and has strong frost. We cannot stress enough how superior this coin is to 99% of all other 1857 FE’s. Sure, asmall handful may have the quality, but none have the colors thispiece displays! This coin is a coin that will make any collection it resides in special. The rarity of this date in Cameo is unquestioned. ONLY 485Proofs were minted. PCGS 4, NGC 2, CAC 3. Both have graded one higher. The last one to sell in auction brought $32,900 in January 2016, during a weaker auction. We have known there have been serious six figure offers (and deservingly so) for the PCGS PR66 CAMEO. Opportunity knocks loud here for the serious Flying Eagle enthusiast! PCGS # 82040 | EST: $30,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM

LOT 75 1C 1859 PCGS MS66 With only 3 coins graded finer (all MS66+), this coin does rank toward the top of the PCGS population. The first year of the Indian Head cent series, the 1859 is also a one-year only sub-type, with a laurel wreath on the reverse. Blazing golden luster looks as brilliant today as it must have on the day the coin fell from the dies. There are some teeny flecks, but nothing singularly distracting, and the eye appeal is exceptional overall. PCGS 30, NGC 10. There are 3 graded MS66+ finer at PCGS, and a single MS67 at NGC. The most recent non-CAC coin to sell in auction realized $4,230 in an October 2016 auction. In 2012-2015, these were consistently selling for $7,000+. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,500. A top notch coin for an advanced collection of Indian cents. PCGS # 2052 | EST: $4,500+ LOT 76 LOT 77 1C 1860 PCGS MS66 1C 1860 POINTED BUST. PCGS MS66 Brilliant copper-nickel luster glows in the fields around very Toward the apex of of the PCGS Population Report, this lustrous lightly toned gem has lots to offer the Indian cent sharply struck devices. Golden color with some deeper specialist. Well struck details and clean surface quality will peripheral tone. delight the collector. The reverse is rotated approximately 20 PCGS 44, NGC 37. The most recent non-CAC approved piece degrees counterclockwise. sold for $2,820 in a June 2015 auction sale and the current PCGS 10, NGC 2. The last non-CAC coin to sell in auction PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $3,450. There are only 13 realized $7,050 in a notably weak 2015 FUN auction. The examples finer. current CU value is listed at $10,500. A coin bound for a high PCGS # 2058 | EST: $2,200+ ranked Registry set. PCGS # 2056 | EST: $6,500+48

LOT 78 1C 1861 PCGS MS66 CACTotally original, lustrous and nicely toned copper nickel surfaces dance in a light. The devices are crisply defined on both sidesand the eye appeal is superb. A popular Civil War era cent that has a lot to offer specialist Collector’s. PCGS 86, NGC 43, CAC 21. The last PCGS MS66 CAC to LOT 79 sell in auction realized $2,644 and the current PCGS Priceis $2,850. A great coin for any collector of Civil War coins or 1C 1862 PCGS MS67 Ultra high grade for a small coin of the era, this nicely Indian Head cents. preserved 1862 cent is tied for the finest graded at either service. Boldly lustrous surfaces show light copper nickel PCGS # 2061 | EST: $2,000+ golden tan patina, as brilliant in 2017 as it was 155 years ago when it first fell off the dies in Philadelphia. A few tiny specks and lines are noted under intense scrutiny. The eye appeal is beautiful! PCGS 14, NGC 5. This coin last sold in our February 2016 Regency Auction for $6,463. Our consignor has changed collecting interests and thus this is being reoffered in the present sale. The current CU value is $10,000. A conditionally RARE issue, not often offered in this lofty state. PCGS # 2064 | EST: $5,250+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 49

LOT 80 1C 1863 PCGS MS66+ CAC Pleasingly lustrous with peach-champagne accents in the lustrous golden-tan copper nickel surfaces. Razor sharp devices add to this coin’s superb eye appeal. PCGS 78, NGC 24, CAC 30. There are 19 coins in MS66+ and NONE ARE FINER AT PCGS. These have brought between $4,000 and $7,500 when offered in auction, and while that range is quite wide, this one will likely sell in the middle of that range; the current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $5,000. Good luck! PCGS # 2067 | EST: $4,500+ LOT 82 LOT 81 1C 1877 PCGS MS64 RB CAC In the Indian Head cent series, the undisputed KEY date is the 1C 1864 COPPER-NICKEL. PCGS MS66 CAC 1877. The series is always popular, so this low mintage issue The final copper nickel issue; the mint switched to bronze planchets later in the year. Well struck and quite pleasing with is always sought after from low grade to GEM uncirculated. colorful accents throughout the surfaces. The eye appeal is superb! The presently offered coin is a hair’s breadth from the latter designation. Smooth, problem free surfaces are free of all PCGS 31, NGC 20, CAC 17. Four coins are graded higher distracting flecks or marks. An eye appealing vivacity in the at PCGS, 3 in 66+ and one in 67. The last CAC coin sold in February 2016 for $3,760 and the one before that brought luster brings forth the majority original RED surfaces with $6,463 in April 2014. The current PCGS Price Guide value is subtle mellowing and lilac-rose iridescence in areas. The strike listed at $4,150, but this one could well bring in excess of that is bold with fully defined devices. The superb eye appeal is amount; CAC-coins do bring strong premiums! suggestive of a finer grade (although we do not warrant that it PCGS # 2070 | EST: $3,700+ ever will). PCGS 184, NGC 68, CAC 37. The most recent PCGS/CAC coin sold in the 2016 ANA auction for $9,400; that coin had some small marks and a streaky toning pattern. This one should sell for a similar or stronger price. PCGS # 2128 | EST: $7,500+50