Legend Rare Coin Auctions' Regency Auction XXII

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 272 $1 1884-O PCGS MS65+ CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “COTTON CANDY” This piece reminds us of a huge ball of colored cotton candy. No question the technical grade is very high end. You can easily see how clean and smooth the surfaces are all over. Abold glowing luster really enhances the colors. Vivid and totally original shades of gold/amber/violet/magenta/blue cascade across the obverse. We rank the colors a full 9+ on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). Even the reverse has light green/ deep champagne colors. The portrait just looks so stunning mixing w/the iridescent colors. The eye appeal is awesome (like all the Northern Lights coins). PCGS # 7154 | EST: $1,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 151

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 273 $1 1885-CC PCGS MS66 CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “TOTALLY BURLAP” A spectacular ‘85-CC, this coin features 100% obverse rainbow bag toning with prominent textile dots echoing the weave pattern of the burlap Mint bag in which it was stored for decades undisturbed. The combination of high grade, 100% toning coverage, emerald green, and textile dots makes this the most desirable ‘85-CC we have ever seen. Formerly part of the famous Sunnywood Collection- who’s owner would only settle for the VERY best. We´ve only seen one better toned 1885-CC in MS67, which Legend Numismatics paid $35,000 for a few years ago. It´s a myth that 1885-CCs don´t come with wild iridescent burlap bag color. This rarity will see intense bidding! PCGS # 7160 | EST: $5,000+152

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 274 $1 1885-O PCGS MS66 CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “PINKY LEE”What a fabulous toner! This piece is well worthy of inclusion in the Northern Lights Collection.Of course, all the technical qualities are there. This coin clearly is all about the colors. The obverse is bathed in a semi-cascading mix of totally original amber/gold/violet/blue/pearl green colors.These colors are even and will make your heart pound. Of course, Miss Liberty and the well struck details stand out like a Warhol painting. The eye appeal is quite dramatic! PCGS # 7162 | EST: $2,500+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 153

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 275 $1 1887 PCGS MS65+ CAC NORHTERN LIGHTS “GREEN TOMATOES” No question this coin is from an original burlap bag. You can see hints of the burlap spots all over. Mother Nature sure found one heck of a way to make these coins so gorgeous! Smooth surfaces have just a few trivial tiny ticks scattered about. A strong satiny like luster enhances the colors. A gorgeous mix of pale forest green/purple/violet/gold swirls all over the obverse. We rank the colors a 9 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). Miss Liberty’s portrait just looks so awesome! This will be a spectacular coin to add to any toned Morgan set! This coin is also ex Sonnier-one of the greatest collections of toners ever. PCGS # 7172 | EST: $1,750+154

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 276 $1 1887 PCGS MS65+ CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “BURLAP BANDIT” Ex. Sonnier-one of the greatest toned Morgan sets ever assembled. True burlap bag toning can be seen really around the head. Kind of makes you think Frito Bandito. Technically, we fully agree with the grade-there are just a few tiny scattered ticks. NOTHING impairs the colors. A full booming luster shows off the wild and totally original shades of violet/fiery gold/bluethat swirl all over the obverse. The reverse has a touch of gold around the rims. We rank the colors a 9+ on our 1-10 colorscale (10 is the best). This is yet another Northern Lights coinsyou won’t want to put away in a safe-you’ll want to frame it. This coin is total coin porn all day! PCGS # 7172 | EST: $2,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 155

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 277 $1 1887 PCGS MS66 CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “A SEXY SORBET” This coin clearly has the ultimate pedigree and enjoys the ultimate look! No question the quality is seriously HIGH END. A full booming luster makes the totally natural colors just explode. Electric shades of amber/gold/violet/blue/aqua green can be seen for miles. The sex appeal of this coin is beyond any normal persons libido. We rank the colors a 9+ on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). There is one tiny mint grease spot on the cheek. The Northern Lights Collector paid $7,750 for this sorbet coin. Good luck. PCGS # 7172 | EST: $5,500+156

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 278 $1 1904-O PCGS MS67 CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “JELLY BEANS” OMG! This coin is clearly the ULTIMATE 1904-O toner. LegendNumisamtics, PCGS, and CAC all agree the MS67 grade is more than deserved here. Amazing surfaces are super clean and smooth. The surfacesalso offer a headlight luster on top of semi-prooflike mirrors. You know that is a set up for glowing MONSTER colors. Out of this world shades of neon like violet/pearl green/gold/blue swirl allover the obverse. The reverse has a crescent of gold and someblue. When Peacocks see this coin, they nuts and attack as theyare so insanely jealous. When we saw the coin our jaws dropped and locked. When you see this monster, you will see why it is one of the Northern Lights Collector’s favorites. We expect a record price here-so be prepared. Good luck! PCGS # 7292 | EST: $6,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 157

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 279 $1 1880-S PCGS MS68+ CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “THE GRAND DAME-MY HEAD EXPLODED”158

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLECTION PART V LOT 279 $1 1880-S PCGS MS68+ CAC NORTHERN LIGHTS “THE GRAND DAME-MY HEAD EXPLODED” THE MOST ULTIMATE TONED MORGAN-EVER Here is the description from our Sunnywood Auction October 2014: “One of the highlights of Sunnywood’s “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” toned Morgan dollar collection; an extraordinary and record-setting example of an otherwise common date; this technically superb monster features an intensely toned obverse with blues, pinks, and true gold, miraculously paired with lustrous classic vertically banded rainbow toning on the reverse. Theleft-to-right toning progression on both sides corresponds perfectly directionally, indicating that the two-sided toning likely formed simultaneously during decades of Mint bag storage. The obverse occupies a narrower band of the color progression than the reverse, showing that the air flow characteristic across the surface was different for the two sides. Perhaps the reverse lay facing up in the Mint bag, but the coin was propped up at the rim, thus allowing limited air flow across the obverse as well. The coin had the exact same appearance when it was sold at auction in 1983, proving that the toning is highly stable and formed naturally over a long period. Ex RARCOA,Auction ‘83 (7/83:1182); held in one collection for 23 years; ANR, New York Connoisseur’s Collection Sale (3/14/06:1147). Legend Numismatics represented Sunnywood on this acquisition, and paid $23,000.00 in 2006. Even if you don´t plan to bid on this incredible coin, you simply have to see it. Good luck!” The Northern Lights Collector had to have this coin. We can tell you that waiting for this sale got him totally stressed as he wanted it that badly--just like Sunnywood instructed Legend, the Northern Lights collector said “pay what it takes!” He paid $35,250.00. We can only hope this coins next home will cherish and appreciate this unbelievable GEM as much as its previous owner who clearly were connoisseurs of the very finest toners! Good luck. We do expect a record to be set on this piece. Out of respect for the entire Northern Lights Collection-this piece, the unquestioned FINEST in the set was chosen by us to be fitting ending to one of the greatest groups of toners ever sold. We will miss this coin and all the Northern Light pieces. PCGS # 9206 | EST: $40,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 159

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS RETREADSThe following handful of lots were purchased LOT 280 out of earlier sessions of the Northern LightsCollection. The collector who purchased them $1 1881-S PCGS MS65 CAC EX NORTHERN LIGHTShas decided to take on a different collecting goal, “CRISPY COLORS”and placed these five coins in this sale, to be soldalongside this final offering of the Northern Lights This high end GEM toner certainly looks like it was created byCollection. A very rare second chance opportunity Mother Nature on a day she was trying to be a “mad artist”!to bid on these marvelous toners! Good luck! First, we really do not see much of a reason as to why this coin is just an MS65. In the end, it’s the colors that make the value-and does this coin ever have color! Electric shades of pearl green/ violet/monochrome blue/gold swirl all over the obverse. We rank the colors a full 9+ on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). Every time you twirl this coin, the colors seem to have different appearance, and at no time do the colors fade! The eye appeal is totally jaw dropping! This is an easy “love at first and every sight” coin! If you could frame it, it would look far more intense than any painting you might place on your wall. PCGS # 7130 | EST: $2,500+

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS RETREADSLOT 281 LOT 282$1 1881-S PCGS MS66+ CAC EX NORTHERN LIGHTS $1 1882-S PCGS MS66+ CAC EX NORTHERN LIGHTS “MAGENTA MAYHEM” “TOTALLY GLAM”We are proud to reoffer MAGENTA MAYHEM, which was sold as lot Talk about being a hard rocker-WOW! Just like the glittering373 in our December 2016 offering of the Northern Lights Collection. spandex the bands from the 80’S wore, this coin stands out inThe buyer decided to change directions and placed this GEM back a crowded room. We rank the colors a full 9+ on our 1-10 color into our Regency Auction. It was described as: What a monster scale (10 is the best). cascading rainbow GEM this coin is! It is even more proof the Northern Lights Collector wanted only the best of the best in color. The entire obverse was blessed by Mother Nature´s great work. We rank this coin a 9+ on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). A full booming luster brings out stunning shades of evergreen/ magenta/deep violet/pearl green swirl wildly all over. The reverseThe quality of this beast is all there. It´s very cool that the cascading is untoned. The technical qualities for the coin are all there and rainbow pattern is sideways this time and covers 3/4+ of the coin. then some. There is zero question as to why the Northern Lights Totally original shades of bold bag toned magenta/pearl green/violet/blue/gold really jump out on the obverse. The reverse just has collector included this masterpiece in his set. a small touch of gold/blue by the rims. The colors will work better on you then any Taser! Yes, it is that eye appealing! This is one of PCGS # 7140 | EST: $4,200+ those coins you will stare at all day-every day!PCGS # 7130 | EST: $4,000+

THE NORTHERN LIGHTS RETREADS LOT 283 LOT 284 $1 1887 PCGS MS65 CAC EX NORTHERN LIGHTS $1 1887 PCGS MS66+ CAC EX NORTHERN LIGHTS “THE MARTIAN” “PICKLES AND CUCUMBERS” THE MARTIAN offered as lot 377 in our December 2016 Regency PICKLES AND CUCUMBERS was offered as lot 87 in our Auction offering of the Northern Lights Collection, where it was September 2016 Regency Sale, where it was described as: described as: What an eye popping piece this toner is! We rank the colors a fullTalk about little red/green men? This bugger was sent directly from 9 on our 1-10 color scale (10 is the best). There is only one small Mars! We rank the colors a full 9+ on our 1-10 color scale hidden tick that keep this coin from being an MS67. This coin is (10 is the best). The obverse is loaded with out of this world wild ex Sonnier-one of the greatest toned Morgan Collections ever colors. Original alien shades of blinding violet/pale electric blue/ assembled! He just loved burlap bag toning. green colors cover the entire obverse. The reverse has a touch ofgold. A full booming luster really makes the colors pop. No question There are small traces of burlap bag dots. The color blend is a this coin was one of the last to leave the bag! The eye appeal is gorgeous totally original green/blue/rose/violet/gold mix on the incredible and then some! Rarely do you see this color combo on any coin. The Martian look truly is something special to behold! obverse. The reverse has some gold/violet by the rims. Miss It realized $5,404 against an estimate of $4,000-$4,500. Our Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal isconsignor decided to change collecting goals and we are proud tremendous! to offer this GEM again! PCGS # 7172 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS # 7172 | EST: $5,000+

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 285THE A.W COLLECTION $1 1878 8 TAIL FEATHERS. PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. What a great way to begin this A true labor of love, the A.W. Collection is a collection! A brilliant luster swirls under a blanket of rich orangecomplete set of Morgan dollars, mostly in Mint State. toning that blends with accents of teal, magenta, and gold. WeAssembled over many years, our consignor selected would rate the color as an 8+ on our 1-10 point color scale. Thenicely and originally toned coins and there are many reverse is mostly untoned with a band of rainbow toning at the lower rim. Ms. Liberty and the details are nearly complete with old friends in his collection, including coins from only slight weakness in her hair curls. The eye appeal is superb! our previous offerings of the Sunnywood-Simpson, Throw away the pricing guides, this is an especially difficult issue Bob Simpson duplicates, David Hall, and Northern to find with such awe inspiring toning. What a great coin for any Lights Collections. Once the set was completed, he began to upgrade certain pieces. A true gentleman toning specialist to add to their set!and friend to Legend Rare Coin Auctions and Legend PCGS # 7072 | EST: $1,200+ Numismatics, we were saddened by his passingearlier this year. While pleased to offer his collection, LOT 286 we wish it was under different circumstances. $1 1878 7 TAIL FEATHERS, REV. OF ‘78 PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Ex Sunnywood-Simpson. Last offered in our September 2016 Regency auction, described as follows: “Very pretty classic rainbow bag toning highlighted by emerald hues graces this example of the 1878 dollar with the second adopted reverse, known to Collector’s as the “Reverse of ‘78.” A full spectrum rainbow dominates about 50% of the obverse before mellowing to a lovely silver-peach patina at the lower right portion of the obverse. The reverse is mostly untoned, with a hint of apricot gold at the rims. This reverse design features Seven Tail Feathers, an ornithologically inaccurate account. The second reverse also features a flat to concave eagle’s breast, and parallel arrow feathers on the adjacent fletches. This was the first of many coins in the Sunnywood Collection to have been acquired from or through the late dealer Mike DeFalco. DeFalco knew both wild color and DMPLs, but he definitely knew that Sunnywood would never accept an average piece. We assure you, this 7TF beats the majority certified for the grade. This coin was lot 125 in our October 2014 Regency 9 sale of the Simpson-Sunnywood Collection, where it brought $2,585.” PCGS # 7074 | EST: $1,750+

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 287 LOT 288 $1 1878 7 TF, REV. OF 1879. PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1878 7/8 TAIL FEATHERS, STRONG. PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. A near GEM with dappled teal-olive on the From the A.W. Collection. Light pastel peach, apricot, tan, and obverse, and gold-blue toning at the reverse periphery. Well struck lilac iridescent hues blend gracefully over satiny smooth and lustrous surfaces. A teeny tick or two and an ancient fingerprint and quite pleasing. are noted for accuracy. PCGS # 7076 | EST: $500+ PCGS # 7078 | EST: $700+ LOT 289 LOT 290 $1 1878-CC PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1878-S PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Arching bands of bold toning frame From the A.W. Collection. A wonderful GEM with soft, pearly silver the top 65% of the obverse, leaving an untoned area roughly in iridescence coating most of the surfaces, accented by a semi-PL a triangle pattern, seemingly pointing at the colors. Intermingling reflectivity that adds to the vivacity. Accents of teal, blue, amber, shades of red, green, gold, and orange. Bold, rolling cartwheel luster combines with the crisply struck devices. The eye appeal and gold gracefully frame both sides. Lovely! is superb for a coin of this date. Popular as the first year of CC Morgan dollars and with such a great look, worthy of a premium PCGS # 7082 | EST: $350+ bid to be sure! PCGS # 7080 | EST: $1,200+164



T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 295 LOT 296 $1 1880 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1880-CC PCGS MS66 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Another two sided toner. The obverse is From the A.W. Collection. Vibrant satiny luster brings life to the bathed in a vibrant champagne-peach with rich orange accents. Flip the coin over, and the reverse has a rich toning that does display rich double sided toning. Kaleidoscopic blues, greens, and some azure, gold, and amber color in a tie-dye pattern. Satiny luster golds blend together over silky smooth surfaces, particularly on on the obverse and the reverse is more of a vibrant cartwheel. Better the reverse. If the obverse had the same look as the reverse, we than you normally see for this date. Good luck. would unhesitatingly rate the colors an 8.5+. PCGS # 7096 | EST: $500+ PCGS 838, NGC 589, CAC 163. Our consignor bought this premium GEM from the September 2010 Long Beach auction, paying $2,415. A great looking coin that should see spirited bidding! PCGS # 7100 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 297 $1 1880-O PCGS MS64+ CAC LOT 298 From the A.W. Collection. Purchased from our Regency Auction $1 1880-S PCGS MS66 CAC XVIII, September 2016, lot 20, where it was described as: From the A.W. Collection. Ex. David Hall. From our February A satiny near-gem example with strong details imparted from a 2015 Regency Auction, where it was described as: “Bold sharp strike. Russet and olive hues blend with hints of azure and semi-prooflike surfaces enhance the deeper, rainbow bag colors. gold to present a very pretty coin. Clean surface quality adds to Simply stunning!” the appeal. We fully rate the color a 9 out of 10 on our toning scale, and it PCGS 1555, NGC 986, CAC 181. Of the 1555 examples at PCGS, realized $1,997.50 on a $1,500+ estimate. The eye appeal is 137 have been graded as a “+”. This is a classic condition rarity in the Morgan series, with only 40 examples receiving a higher grade. superb! As such, the populations are likely highly inflated by the same coin being submitted many times in hopes of receiving a higher grade. PCGS # 7118 | EST: $1,600+ The most recent PCGS MS64+ CAC realized $3,760 in July 2016. The Collector´s Universe Price Guide lists a value of $4,100. Keep in mind that the last PCGS MS65 realized $22,325 in April 2016. A great opportunity for the advanced collector!” PCGS # 7114 | EST: $2,800+166

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 299 LOT 300 $1 1881 PCGS MS66 $1 1881-CC PCGS MS65From the A.W. Collection. Electrifying green, blue, pink, orange, and From the A.W. Collection. Rich antique envelope type toning gold toning are vividly brought out by a radiating cartwheel luster. graces both sides of this well struck and lustrous GEM. The current Keenly struck with essentially full devices. The eye appeal is quite PCGS Price Guide value is $875. Pleasing and original, worthy of a intriguing and the color is certainly eye catching. premium bid. PCGS 178, NGC 56. Only 20 coins are graded finer. The current PCGS # 7126 | EST: $750+PCGS Price Guide is listed at $1,700 and that level will probably be surpassed when this gem crosses the block.PCGS # 7124 | EST: $1,500+LOT 301 LOT 302 $1 1881-S PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1881-O PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Ex David Hall Collection. PQ for the From the A.W. Collection. Originally from our Regency Auctiongrade with brilliant luster and really neat end roll toning that really VI, lot 202 where it was described as: “A wild, high end, pops in the light. kaleidoscope of colors that will impress any long time color buyer. The technical qualities are all there, with clean surfaces Sold in our February 2015 Regency Auction, as lot 161, where it and an unusually bold luster for an 1881-O. Miss Liberty and sold for $676. the details are frosty and have full strikes. The obverse has a jaw dropping mix of emerald green/ amber/ violet/ blue/ fiery PCGS # 7130 | EST: $600+ gold bag colors...The eye appeal is just incredible! This coin’s value is based on its color and we expect strong bidding.” To this we would add that we rank the colors an 8.5+ on our 10 point scale. It sold for $1,880 on a $500+ estimate, and we think today it could sell for even more! PCGS #7128 | EST: $1,800+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 167

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 303 LOT 304 $1 1882 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1882-CC PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Radial cartwheel luster. The toning From the A.W. Collection. A GEM 82-CC that is deeply toned on is quite pleasing with baby blue, teal, and gold on the obverse both sides. Cherry, eggplant, and dark green patina are brought and brilliant silver centers with rainbow toning that frames the out by a vibrant mint luster. This is about as deep a tone as you reverse. The toning is quite nice for a date that generally does can get! Good luck! not come with color. PCGS # 7134 | EST: $800+ PCGS # 7132 | EST: $450+ LOT 305 LOT 306 $1 1882-O PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1882-S PCGS MS65 From the A.W. Collection. Another very pleasing double sided From the A.W. Collection. A neat GEM with fiery magenta, emerald, and neon orange toning on the obverse and a halo toner. Probably stored for ages in a cardboard album, this of gold on the reverse. Amazingly lustrous on both sides. the essentially GEM coin has brilliant luster, a strong strike, and reverse has a lot of flash. The eye appeal is very interesting; a really neat multi-colored toning in shades of aqua, gold, amber, real neat toner that will certainly be desired by many Collector’s. and olive. Another date that often does not come nicely toned. PCGS # 7140 | EST: $1,000+ Bid liberally. PCGS # 7136 | EST: $450+168

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 307 LOT 308 $1 1883 PCGS MS62 CAC $1 1883-CC PCGS MS66+ CAC From the A.W. Collection. There is nothing modest about this From the A.W. Collection. Earlier ex. Sunnywood, Simpson, and modestly graded 83 Morgan! The minor scuff at the neck and RSD Collections. Last sold in our October 2015 Regency Auctionshort scratch at the cheek can be overlooked when your eyes are caught by amazing color that we rank as a 9 on our 1-10 point with the following description: scale. Blueberry and eggplant hues dominate, with accents of gold, magenta, and teal. Even though this coin is “only” a 62, it “Another classic rainbow coin from the GSA hoard, this ‘83-CC features full rainbow toning covering 100% of the obverse. Like will certainly bring moon money! many toned GSA coins, the luster is somewhat muted underneath the color, but the coin is unusually attractive nonetheless. We PCGS # 7142 | EST: $300+ assure you, it’s impossible to find toned Carson City Morgans like this! With all the resources and time that Sunnywood put into building this great set, this was the best toned 1883-CC he could find and we rank the color a 9 on our toning scale. This coin realized a more than reasonable $3,172.50 in our October 2014 Sunnywood sale and will be a star in its next home!” It realized $3,172.50 on a $2,750+ estimate. Good luck as coins like this often disappear into serious collections for many years, and the opportunity to add this coin to your toned collection should not be missed. PCGS # 7144 | EST: $2,600+ LOT 309 LOT 310 $1 1883-O PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1881-O PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. This is NOT your typical 83-O! Well From the A.W. Collection. Satiny luster survives under rich struck with a vibrant luster already separates this gem from toning imparted from long term storage in an ancient craft others. However its is the deep brick red, aubergine, and gold toning that dominates approximately 75% of the obverse that envelope. For the grade the eye appeal is exceptional! really defines this high end gem. On the reverse, there is atouch of color over AMERICA, and the luster does have some PL PCGS #7148 | EST: $250+ reflection. The eye appeal is exceptional! PCGS # 7146 | EST: $500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 169

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 311 LOT 312 $1 1884 PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1884-CC PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Satiny with decent color on From the A.W. Collection. A coin likely from the original GSA hoard. Boldly lustrous surfaces show brilliant centers with rich both sides. multi-colored toning on both sides that accentuate really smooth, issue free surfaces and sharply rendered devices. Certainly PCGS # 7150 | EST: $200+ worthy of a premium bid! PCGS # 7152 | EST: $400+ LOT 313 LOT 314 $1 1884-O PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1884-S PCGS AU58 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Ex. Sunnywood, Simpson, David From the A.W. Collection. An important condition rarity in Mint Hall Collections. Wow! what a great pedigree! Clearly this State, which puts a ton of demand from Collector’s for NICE coin is one that would be fitting for the finest of toned Morgan AU58s! A nearly full brilliant luster shines with lovely peripheral toning on both sides. For the assigned grade, the eye appeal is dollar collections! better than normally seen! In our October 2014 Auction, we described it as follows: “Both sides exhibit a nearly blinding, booming luster. The reverse PCGS 1277, NGC 1735, CAC 152. Clearly the population reports has some light gold, but the obverse impresses with bands for PCGS and NGC are inflated with duplicate submissions in of original neon magenta/pearl green/gold/amber. If you love hopes of receiving a mint state grade. The last PCGS/CAC AU58 color, this is the most eye appealing 1884-O you may ever see! to sell in auction realized $2,585. Remember that any mint state Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and sharply struck. This coin is at least $8,000. This one is certainly worthy of a strong bid! would truly be a superstar in any other collection!” It brought $2,937.50 on a $2,500+ estimate. It then sold for $4,112.50 in PCGS # 7156 | EST: $1,800+ our February 2015 offering of David Hall’s toners! We still LOVE this exceptional coin and it should still bring a strong price today! Good luck! PCGS # 7154 | EST: $3,200+170

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 315 LOT 316 $1 1885 PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1885-CC PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Brilliant in blue! An effulgent luster From the A.W. Collection. Rich multicolored toning blankets the beams from below variegated blue/violet/green hues on the entire obverse. Eggplant-purple toning dominates with accents ofobverse. The surfaces are exceptionally high end for the grade, lighter blue-green and golden amber hues toward the rims. The and housed in an OGH, this cataloger does believe the coin is underlying luster on the obverse is bold and the reverse is totallydeserving of at least a +, but we make no guarantees. The colorranks as a 9 on our 10-point color scale, and worthy of a serious untoned and lustrous. bid from the specialist! PCGS # 7160 | EST: $700+ PCGS # 7158 | EST: $650+ LOT 317 LOT 318 $1 1885-O PCGS MS65+ CAC $1 1885-S PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. WOW! Stunning rainbow toning From the A.W. Collection. While overshadowed by the 84-S, the 85-S is a scarce date in mint state, and finding one with arches up from along the lower obverse rim. A stately cartwheel luster arouses the color and adds to this coin’s any toning is not always easy. Totally original, this coin exceptionally high end eye appeal. The reverse has a more displays classic collector envelope toning pattern that is subtle pastel blue and orange-rose patination. Atypical foran 85-O, the strike is bold and the luster vibrant. We rank the brought out by a vibrant cartwheel luster.colors an 8.5+ on the obverse and this GEM is truly worthy ofa strong bid! Not an easy task finding this date with real sexy PCGS #7164 | EST: $650+ color! Let the bidding war commence! PCGS # 7162 | EST: $1,200+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 171

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 319 LOT 320 $1 1886 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1886-O PCGS MS62 From the A.W. Collection. Neat bag toning dominates the From the A.W. Collection. Another date that is scarce even in obverse. As you rotate the coin in a light the luster brings out lower mint state grades. It is also a date that typically lackluster the bold and seductive colors. Under close inspection we can and this one is a great exception, with bold luster and hints of see the fabric pattern from the canvas mint bag. The obverse is fully toned and we rate the color an 8+ on our color scale. The champagne-gold iridescence. reverse is mostly silver white with a band of rainbow color at the lower reverse rim. A coin that is worthy of a premium bid from PCGS 815, NGC 524. These typically bring in the $1,400-$1,900 and the current PCGS value is $2,250. A nice BU coin for the any toned dollar specialist. collector on a budget. PCGS # 7166 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS # 7168 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 321 LOT 322 $1 1886-S PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1887 PCGS MS66 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Another near-GEM from this From the A.W. Collection. A PQ gem with nice end roll toning collection that has a classic, old time toning pattern on both on the obverse. Variegated blues mingle with shades of pink sides. A nice luster really brings out the iridescent toning. and gold on the obverse. The reverse has a halo of gold at the Really attractive and original blues, greens, and gold tones extreme periphery. Very attractive and pleasing to the eye. grace both sides although the color is more dominant on the PCGS # 7172 | EST: $650+ obverse. Scarce any finer! PCGS # 7170 | EST: $700+172

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 323 LOT 324 $1 1887-O PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1887-S PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. A brilliant mint luster blooms from below From the A.W. Collection. Rich pastel iridescent toning are accented a layer of iridescent seafoam green, gold, rose, and olive toning.Well struck and exceptionally eye appealing for the assigned grade. by a swirling cartwheel luster. Surfaces are generally clean for theThe toning is certainly a unique tone, one that we have rarely, if ever grade and the toning attractive. Another date that becomes scarceseen with such vivacity. Worthy of a premium bid from the collector any finer. who appreciates unique toning. Scarce in higher grades. PCGS # 7180 | EST: $500+ PCGS # 7176 | EST: $500+LOT 325 LOT 326 $1 1888 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1888-O PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Pastel iridescent toning in a sort of From the A.W. Collection. Here is another date that you rarelybulls eye pattern from long term envelope storage. Shades ofblue, rose, gold, and amber blend together over very pleasing see with attractive toning. Swirling cartwheel luster brings lustrous surfaces. A boldly struck example with better than life to the pale blue toning in the central areas with rich usually seen. Superior eye appeal for the date and grade. amber-gold toning at the peripheries. Under close inspection we do see an ancient fingerprint on the obverse, visible only at PCGS # 7182 | EST: $250+ certain angles. What a great looking GEM! Trying to complete a toned set--this is a tough date to find with color. Good luck! PCGS # 7184 | EST: $550+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 173

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 327 LOT 328 $1 1888-S PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1889 PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. A scarce date in GEM and rare with From the A.W. Collection. A vibrant and bold cartwheel luster makes the iridescent hues of pink, rose, gold, and powder blue with toning. Like lots of the coins in this collection, this one burst off the obverse surfaces. Well struck and exceptionally high displays a duel sided toning scheme, likely imparted from long end quality for the MS64 grade assigned. We can see this coin term storage in a collector envelope. The bold luster amplifies the lovely autumnal hues on both sides. The eye appeal is really selling for more than our estimated value. nice for the date. PCGS # 7188 | EST: $300+ PCGS 354, NGC 99, CAC 30. The last one to sell realized $3,525 in April 2016, and one sold for $3,760 in January 2016. Certainly worth a premium bid from the collector putting together a complete set of toned Morgans. PCGS # 7186 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 329 LOT 330 $1 1889-CC PCGS XF40 CAC $1 1889-O PCGS MS64+ CAC From the A.W. Collection. Although not a mint state piece, From the A.W. Collection. This deeply toned essentially GEM dollar is again of a date that rarely comes nicely toned. Both this KEY DATE Morgan has a very pleasing ORIGINAL sides are nicely toned in shades of electric blue, aqua, amber, look! Rich dove toning blends with some gold and lilac, violet, and gold hues are a delight for the connoisseur of toned particularly on the reverse. The eye appeal is exceptional Morgans. Not only is this coin scarce with such fine eye appeal, for the assigned grade. The original mintage of 350,000 but becomes quite scarce any finer. This coin brought $3,055 in went right into circulation, where they remained for decades. Most known examples are in XF or lower grades, and due November 2012. It could bring more. to its key status, in demand in all levels of preservation. The currently offered XF grade is about as high a grade that most PCGS # 7192 | EST: $2,500+ Collector’s can afford, and this one is PQ! PCGS 673, NGC 309, CAC 39. The most recent example to sell in auction realized $3,055 in the 2017 FUN auction and the current CU value is listed at $3,300. We predict strong bidding competiition for this one! PCGS # 7190 | EST: $2,500+174

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 331 LOT 332 $1 1889-S PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1890 PCGS MS64 CACFrom the A.W. Collection. Distinctly prooflike luster reflects back From the A.W. Collection. Pleasing pastel tones blend together on through lovely iridescent toning on both sides. Dappled and both sides of this satiny silver dollar.polychromatic toning displaying shades of golden amber, violet,olive, and rust. The strike is bold with full definition on Ms. Liberty PCGS # 7196 | EST: $250+ and the eagle, which are frosty and smooth. When you view thesurfaces on both sides under a light, the colors pop and sparkle, creating an imposing visual allure that will captivate the eye. PCGS 730, NGC 240, CAC 71. CAC-approved, PCGS-graded MS65 pieces sell generally sell for $1,600 to $2,000, though wecan find a few APRs in excess of $2,000. With just a touch moreflash, this coin would have likely garnered a PL designation, andcurrently there are only five coins graded MS65PL at PCGS, themost recent selling for over $3,500. We think that this GEM, withits vivacity and awesome look, will bring a strong price when the dust settles. PCGS # 7194 | EST: $1,600+ LOT 334 LOT 333 $1 1890-O PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Another cool double sided toner on a $1 1890-CC PCGS MS64 CAC date that you generally do not see with vivid color. Both sides From the A.W. Collection. Clearly a coin that was tucked away show rich aubergine and blue bands leave frosty silver centers in an old cardboard holder, where the obverse was allowed to acquire vivid golds and blues which really come to life when on both sides. The central devices show a typical softness, the luster rolls on both sides. The reverse is more subtle and but the overall eye appeal of this this GEM comes from thedappled, with the color relegated to the rims. A really neat looking distinguished toning. coin for the collector of toned CC dollars. Scarce any finer. Our consignor purchased this coin out of the 2014 FUN auction for $2,115. This GEM did bring $3,290 in the 2013 FUN auction. Very rare any finer!PCGS # 7198 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS # 7200 | EST: $2,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 175

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 335 LOT 336 $1 1890-S PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1891 PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. A soft mint frost comes from below From the A.W. Collection. Rich, original toning covers both sides. a layer of light patina on both sides, another coin that was Likely stored in an old album as there are concentric circles of probably stored in an ancient envelope. A neat looking GEM. toning at the rims which then fade to a sunset orange and amber gold toward the center of the obverse and teal at the center or the This coin has not appeared in auction since July 2002. While not reverse. Not rare in MS64, but becomes very scarce in MS65. A a monster toned coin, the 90-S rarely comes with any color at all, so if you are building a toned set, here is a chance to own a very attractive example, one that is housed in an OGH. neat, totally original GEM. Scarce in MS65 and rare any finer. PCGS # 7204 | EST: $600+ PCGS # 7202 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 337 LOT 338 $1 1891-CC PCGS MS64 PL CAC $1 1891-O PCGS MS64+ CAC From the A.W. Collection. Really neat PL surfaces do really From the A.W. Collection. A really cool double sided album toner. do reflect and refract the light through the icy teal and Gorgeous electric-blue, crimson, and gold hues grace both impressive gold toning. The strike is very sharp and the eye sides, the color bolder toward the rims. Not only is the toning really nice, but the technical quality is all there, with just a minor appeal is superb. wispy mark or two from a full GEM classification. For the date, the striking was bold, with only some slight weakness in the PCGS 115, NGC 64, CAC 9. Only a stone while untoned central portions of the design. The satiny luster acts as a back MS64 PL with CAC approval ever sold in auction, realizing light making Ms. Liberty glow! A condition scarcity in MS65, and $1,265 in December 2011. The last PCGS MS64 PL to sell none are graded finer than MS65+. Our consignor purchased this brought nearly $2,000 in November 2015. With its exceptional beauty from a January 2013 auction sale for $2,585. Good luck! eye appeal, we think this coin should bring more! A beautiful PCGS # 7208 | EST: $2,200+ PL CC toner! PCGS # 7207 | EST: $1,750+176

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 339 LOT 340 $1 1891-S PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1892 PCGS MS63+ CAC From the A.W. Collection. Housed in an old green tag style From the A.W. Collection. Another neat coin from this collection holder. Neat, original toning on both sides. Tan, olive, russet, with a distinguished reflective “flash” to the luster, but just shy ofand gold hues are brought out when the subtly reflective luster the full PL designation. Traces of toning frame the upper portion catches a light. The eye appeal is totally neat! of the obverse and for the assigned grade the surfaces are quite decent, bordering on a full MS64 grade. The current CUPCGS 530, NGC 229, CAC 80. In general these bring between value is $675, and with just a touch more flash, this coin would$1,400 and $2,000. This coin’s most recent auction appearance be worth $1,000+. was in 2007. A neat coin with tons of originality! PCGS # 7212 | EST: $500+ PCGS # 7210 | EST: $1,200+LOT 341 LOT 342 $1 1892-CC PCGS MS64+ CAC $1 1892-O PCGS MS63 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Fabulous toning graces the obverse. From the A.W. Collection. Subtle toning on the obverse Intersecting bands of neon aqua are divided by really attractive yields to more vibrant tone on the reverse. Lustrous and very orange gold and rose accents. Its unique pattern can either be from end roll status or from sitting at the top of a treasury bag appealing despite the more modest grade. from the GSA hoard, where the top of the bag was sealed. Theluster is frosty and vibrant on both sides, accenting a great strike. PCGS # 7216 | EST: $400+The eye appeal is tremendous! This date not only only becomesscarce in MS64+, but rarely do they come with this kind of color. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,600 and it jumps to $7,850 in MS65. This is a truly unique 92-CC and we think we will see spirited bidding on auction day! PCGS # 7214 | EST: $4,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 177

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 343 LOT 344 $1 1892-S PCGS AU53 CAC $1 1893 PCGS MS64 From the A.W. Collection. One of the MAJOR condition rarities From the A.W. Collection. Phosphorescent plum, magenta, cobalt, rose, gold, and amber toning beam from the smooth and in the series, which is VERY RARE in any mint state grade. lustrous obverse surfaces. A respectable looking coin with a Because of this, any high end AU coin will see strong demand. lovely toning pattern. The reverse is satiny with a touch of clear In AU53, these generally come washed out and lack luster; this gold. A low mintage issue, with 378,000 struck. Very scarce finer. Our consignor purchased this coin in November 2011 for $3,738. is not your typical coin! Rich silver color does show hints of We think its unique look should attract many bids. Good luck. light toning at the obverse rims. An ample amount of surviving underlying mint frost adds to the exceptional eye appeal. The PCGS # 7220 | EST: $3,200+ devices are well struck and display a wealth of strong detail. PCGS 348, NGC 323, CAC 24. Really let that sink in! The last one sold for $2,233 in April 2016 and keep in mind that with each grade point finer, the price goes exponentially higher. This coin will see fierce bidding for this important coin. PCGS # 7218 | EST: $1,800+ LOT 346 LOT 345 $1 1893-O PCGS AU58 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Satiny luster swirls over light friction $1 1893-CC PCGS XF45 CAC and under a dusting of clear gold. Well struck devices show From the A.W. Collection. A surprising amount of underlying bold definition on both sides. The eye appeal is excellent for this original luster for a coin that saw this amount of circulation. Both sides show attractive golden-grey tones. The light wear super slider key date. is problem free, and a very nice example of the final Carson City mint. Worthy of a premium bid, the CU value is listed at PCGS 346, NGC 392, CAC 34. The current CU value is $1,900 and the most recent example sold in January 2017 for $1,763. A $1,750. A PQ coin for the grade. marginally finer low end mint state coin will cost $4.000+ making this a great coin for a collector who wants a PQ example without buying a MS coin. PCGS # 7222 | EST: $1,200+ PCGS # 7224 | EST: $1,750+178

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 347 LOT 348 $1 1893-S PCGS F15 $1 1894 PCGS AU58 CAC From the A.W. Collection. The KEY date to the series, in demand From the A.W. Collection. Housed in an OGH. A scarce, from Collector’s in all grades, from problematic and low grade, to semi-key issue, only 110,000 were struck for circulation. Only aGEM mint state. Only 100,000 were struck and most of those went hint of friction can be seen in the fields and on the high points. right into circulation, where they would remain for many years. Boldly lustrous and well struck. Light silver gray in color, this circulated coin was perhaps wipedlong ago leaving some lines and glossy texture on the high points. PCGS 526, NGC 486, CAC 36. The most recent AU58 graded by PCGS to sell realized $2,585 in March 2017; the most recentPCGS 498, NGC 205. The last PCGS graded coin to sell brought PCGS/CAC coin to sell in auction brought $1,645 in November$3,525 in a September 2016 auction and the current PCGS Price 2016. The current PCGS value is listed at $2,400 and the priceGuide value is listed at $4,300. A popular issue that always meets does go up dramatically in Mint State. strong demand. PCGS # 7228 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS # 7226 | EST: $2,800+LOT 349 LOT 350 $1 1894-O PCGS MS63 $1 1894-S PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Another seductive and original duel From the A.W. Collection. Ex Sunnywood, Simpson Collections. sided toner. Shades of blue, corral, rose, and amber all are This 1894-S sports a diverse palette of subtle pastel colors onbrought out by a pleasing underlying mint luster. The devices are the obverse - certainly a rare find for this date. Further, the coin is a true to grade full gem. This incredibly high end coin has an boldly struck and surfaces are very clean for the grade. intense booming luster and almost no ticks to be found, even through a strong glass. The autumn forest color mix is anything PCGS 326, NGC 173. The last one to sell realized $3,995 in but subtle, which we rate as an 8+ on our scale. Before beingFebruary 2017 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $5,450. a part of the Sunnywood Collection, this was another wonderfulReally neat toning and exceptional eye appeal will make this one coin from Jack Kelly’s Toned Dollar Collection. We can´t stress enough how rare any gem 1894-S is, even without color. This is a bring a strong price! special coin worthy of any gem Morgan Collection! PCGS # 7230 | EST: $4,000+ PCGS 156, NGC 40, CAC 31. This GEM realized $8,225 in our offering of the Sunnywood/Simpson Collection in Regency Auction IX. This is a rare opportunity that one of these colorful GEMS are reappearing in auction be prepared for strong bidding! PCGS # 7232 | EST: $7,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 179

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 351 LOT 352 $1 1895-O PCGS AU53 CAC $1 1895-S PCGS AU53 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Satin mint luster shows light friction in From the A.W. Collection. Lightly circulated with only a hint of friction in both the high points and fields. Prior to its stay in the fields. Well struck and pleasing with hints of gold tone. commerce, this coin was likely a fully PL specimen, with the surviving luster showing richly reflective characteristics around PCGS 594, NGC 526, CAC 23. CAC approved coins do bring the devices. Like all the dates from 1892 to 1895 struck in a strong premium to those not beaned. The last one to sell circulation, these are very hard to find nice! Additional demand is realized $1,528 in August 2016 and the current CU value is put on 1895 dated dollars, given the rarity of the proof only Philly listed at $1,250. mint issue. PCGS # 7236 | EST: $1,100+ PCGS 153, NGC 100, CAC 12. The only CAC AU53 to sell in auction realized $1,840 back in the 2012 FUN auction. This is an important opportunity for any collector needing a high end for the grade example for their set. PCGS # 7238 | EST: $1,400+ LOT 353 LOT 354 $1 1896 PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1896-O PCGS AU58+ CAC From the A.W. Collection. Neat double sided, multicolored From the A.W. Collection. A true super slider of this condition rarity. Boldly lustrous with pale golden hues. Well struck and envelope toning. Totally original and highly alluring. pleasing. Only 18 coins are graded AU58+ at PCGS, and the last one brought $541 in July 2016 and it was NOT CAC. The PCGS # 7240 | EST: $250+ CU value is $650--and keep in mind that the price jumps in MS60 to $1,650. For the budget minded collector, this coin represents huge value. PCGS # 7242 | EST: $500+180

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 355 LOT 356 $1 1896-S PCGS MS63 $1 1897 PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. A very scarce coin in Choice Mint From the A.W. Collection. The collector clearly liked thisState grade. Pleasingly lustrous with touch of pale tone. For the two-sided type of toned dollar. Rich blues mingle with soft greendate, this coin has a good strike with only some weakness in the and amber-gold hues. The totally original swirling luster with distinctive hints of PL texture enlivens all the colors. The strike is central devices. The eye appeal is very bold. bold and complete. The eye appeal is quite nice! Our consignor PCGS 557, NGC 211. The most recent example to sell realized paid $805 for this GEM in August 2011. $3,643 in the recent 2017 FUN auction and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,250. These become quite rare PCGS # 7246 | EST: $650+ any finer.PCGS # 7244 | EST: $3,200+ LOT 357 LOT 358 $1 1897-O PCGS AU55 CAC $1 1897-S PCGS MS66 CACFrom the A.W. Collection. Light friction is seen on both sides of From the A.W. Collection. A lovely premium gem that has a bold radiant satin bloom. The obverse is framed in blue and this satiny choice AU with hints of clear gold. amber-crimson toning, suggestive of old album storage. The reverse has hints of distinctive PL reflectivity. The eye appeal PCGS # 7248 | EST: $200+ is superb! PCGS 320, NGC 113, CAC 70. This is another date that rarely comes with toning, and when they do they are usually mottled. This one is certainly more eye appealing that what is generally seen. PCGS/CAC coins sell in the $1,300-1,700 range generally, and this one with its bold appeal should bring that or more! PCGS #7250 | EST: $1,500+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 181

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 359 LOT 360 $1 1898 PCGS MS64+ CAC $1 1898-O PCGS MS66 CAC From the A.W. Collection. An exceptional borderline GEM! From the A.W. Collection. A lovely GEM original coin that displays Bold toning on both sides. Sultry reds and deep purples are accented by wisps of teal, orange, and gold. An area that does rich autumnal and azure colors on both sides. Pleasing original remain untoned on both sides creates a neat contrasting focal underlying luster makes the colors burst with life! The eye appeal point. The eye appeal really is superb, and we do rank the colors an 8.5+ on our 10 point scale. Our consignor paid $4,113 is excellent. for this coin in the 2013 ANA auction, where it was offered as part of the “Gilman New Heart” Collection. Take a good look at PCGS # 7254 | EST: $500+ this dollar if you are a specialist in neatly toned Morgans! PCGS # 7252 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 361 LOT 362 $1 1898-S PCGS MS64 $1 1899 PCGS MS65 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Satiny mint luster displays a very From the A.W. Collection. A scarcer dollar issue. Light pastel toning on both sides, gracing the entirety of the surfaces on subtle silver-gray and gold coloration. Nicely struck. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $700. both sides. Satiny, nicely struck, and eye appealing. PCGS # 7256 | EST: $550+ PCGS # 7258 | EST: $800+182

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 363 LOT 364 $1 1899-O PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1899-S PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Pearly silver centers yield to richly From the A.W. Collection. Brilliant silver surfaces show just a few toned rims. The coin was likely stored in an old album based hints of rose-gold patina at the peripheries. Well struck and veryon the peripheral toning. The luster is bold and the eye appeal pleasing for the grade. Quite scarce any finer. is wonderful. PCGS # 7262 | EST: $750+ PCGS # 7260 | EST: $400+LOT 365 LOT 366 $1 1900 PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1900-O PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Offered is a boldly lustrous GEM with From the A.W. Collection. Not a rare coin, PCGS has graded aqua and gold hues that gracefully drape both obverse and over 19,000 in MS64 alone! However, finding an 00-Oreverse. The eye appeal is exceptionally high end. This coin sold with such a distinctive patina and eye appeal is quite the challenge. Both sides display swaths of blue, green, orange, for $546 in a July 2009 auction sale. and olive toning. The eye appeal is quite interesting and original, with the color likely imparted during long term storage PCGS # 7264 | EST: $550+ in a paper collector envelope. PCGS #7266 | EST: $300+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 183

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 367 LOT 368 $1 1900-S PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1901 PCGS AU58 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Ex Gulf Coast Collection, sold in From the A.W. Collection. Light gold toning grace both sides. our October 2015 Regency Auction XIV, lot 94 where it was Light friction is noted on the nicely frosted surfaces. This coin ids described as “Splendid light aqua and sunset hues span the the definition of a slider. The current PCGS Price Guide value is obverse, while the reverse shows a bit of russet and teal. Boldly $1,250. This is a classic condition rarity, with mint state grades struck and pleasing for both its quality and color.” It sold for being quite scarce. $587.50. Good luck! PCGS # 7272 | EST: $1,200+ PCGS # 7270 | EST: $500+ LOT 369 LOT 370 $1 1901-O PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1901-S PCGS MS64 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Soft pastel baby blue, rich From the A.W. Collection. Brilliant untoned lustrous surfaces peach-orange, and gold hues grace both sides, the type of show hints of peripheral amber-gold and blue. Well struck toning that is imparted by long term storage in an ancient and very eye appealing. Our consignor bought this coin in paper envelope.. The underlying luster is bold and accents a February 2008 auction, where it realized $834. Today the not just the fine colors but the crisply struck devices as well. Collector’s’ Universe value is listed at $1,350. Worthy of a premium bid! PCGS # 7276 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS # 7274 | EST: $450+184

T H E A.W. COLLECT IONLOT 371 LOT 372 $1 1902 PCGS MS66+ CAC $1 1902-O PCGS MS65 From the A.W. Collection. Both sides have a dappled teal, From the A.W. Collection. Pleasingly toned on both sides, moregold, and rose patina evenly dusts both sides. Lustrous, well even on the obverse than on the reverse is more dappled. struck, and pleasingly eye appealing. Amber and violet tones blend with some gold and aqua-blue PCGS 652, NGC 182, CAC 134. Only 48 of those graded at shades. PCGS are MS66+ and only 32 are graded finer. The mostrecent example to sell, realizing $1,880 in February 2017, and PCGS # 7280 | EST: $300+ the CU value is listed at $1,800. PCGS # 7278 | EST: $1,350+ LOT 373 LOT 374 $1 1902-S PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1903 PCGS MS65 CACFrom the A.W. Collection. Shimmering silver luster has a neat sheen From the A.W. Collection. Another neat, old envelope-toned in the central obverse while a ring of gold and lavendar blending.The reverse is blanketed by gold, sunset-orange, and olive-tan hues. GEM from the A.W. Collection. Satiny mint frost helps accentuate the blue and gold toning on both sides. Original Well struck and very pleasing. This coin is ex 2003 FUN Auction. Today, the CU value is listed at $880, and we think it could bring and quite nice. more today! PCGS #7284 | EST: $400+ PCGS # 7282 | EST: $800+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 185

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 375 LOT 376 $1 1903-O PCGS MS65+ CAC $1 1903-S PCGS AU50 CAC From the A.W. Collection, ex Sunnywood, Simpson Collections. From the A.W. Collection. Pewter and gold on both sides. Rich, surviving luster clings on both sides. only lightly worn on both A superb looking GEM with exceptional swirling luster that sides. A scarce date in all grades, exceptionally so in mint state. brings out really neat peripheral toning. Accents of magenta, gold, amber, teal, and deep aubergine blend with subtle rose Nice and problem free. and orange hues. Well struck with only the slightest marks PCGS # 7288 | EST: $1,400+ keeping this coin from an even higher grade. The 1903-O has a great story behind it. Until 1962, this was the rarest Morgan dollars in Mint State; then hundreds of thousands were released in 1962-1964 when original mint bags were discovered in Treasury Department vaults. Today, in mint state these are just type coins. However, they are still quite scarce with the exceptional type of toning as seen on the presently offered Sunnywood-Simpson-A.W. coin. PCGS # 7286 | EST: $800+ LOT 377 LOT 378 $1 1904 PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1904-O PCGS MS66 CAC From the A.W. Collection. Double sided toning is bold and From the A.W. Collection. Satiny mint luster shines under rich end roll toning on the obverse and hints of reverse peripheral gold. A attractive, likely imparted from long term storage in an ancient coin board or album. Well struck and satiny with neat nice coin, certainly worthy of a premium bid from Collector’s. eye appeal. PCGS # 7292 | EST: $400+ PCGS # 7290 | EST: $600+186

T H E A.W. COLLECT ION LOT 379 LOT 380 $1 1904-S PCGS AU58 $1 1921 MORGAN. PCGS MS66 CACFrom the A.W. Collection. Well struck with only a microscopic From the A.W. Collection, ex Simpson. Brilliant silver obversetouch of friction. Ample mint bloom rolls along on both sides center is surrounded by rings of iridescent toning, rainbow shades of the spectrum. The reverse is fully toned over with with touches of pleasing pale gold tones. deep blue, vermilion, and accents of gold throughout. We do note some teeny ticks on the cheek. A nice coin with a great PCGS 107, NGC 103. The most recent example to sell in auction realized $1,763 and the current PCGS Price Guide pedigree. Rare any finer. value is listed at $1,450. This one has a better than average PCGS # 7296 | EST: $1,000+ look and should bring a strong price. PCGS # 7294 | EST: $1,500+LOT 381 LOT 382 $1 1921-D MORGAN. PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1921-S MORGAN. PCGS MS64+ CAC From the A.W. Collection. A premium quality GEM housed in an From the A.W. Collection, Ex Simpson. Exceptionally eye OGH. Pleasing pastel iridescent toning, richer toward the rims, is appealing for the date, the obverse displaying rich ultramarinebrought forth from a bold, original luster. The reverse is more boldly and orange-rose toning with the textile pattern of the canvastoned; the look is superb. This is the only Morgan dollar struck at the mint bag; a toning type that is extremely rare on 1921-S dollars. This coin has a tone that we would rank as an 8 on Denver mint, and very rare any finer. our 10 point scale. The eye appeal is wonderful and certainly worthy of a strong bid from anyone building a set of toned PCGS # 7298 | EST: $1,000+ Morgan dollars. PCGS #7300 | EST: $600+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 187

LOT 383 $1 1878-S PCGS MS64 DMPL CAC VERY high-end quality. This is NOT your typical 78-S! AT the very least it should be a +. PCGS is really tough sometimes. Amazing deep 8+ mirrors beam from all over. You can bring the Space Shuttle home using their intense reflection. The mirrors are also exceptionally crystal clear. There are just a few trivial ticks scattered about-nothing serious. We grade the reverse a full 65 DMPL. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have amazing iridescent thick what frost. The eye appeal is completely heart pounding! PCGS 84, NGC 123, CAC 17. We’d bet this coin has been resubmitted a few times. The current Collector’s Universe Value is $2,500. Flat out-this coin is worth much more. You do NOT ever see 1878-S looking like this! 10” mirrors on anything are rare! PCGS # 97083 | EST: $2750+ LOT 385 LOT 384 $1 1879-CC PCGS MS64+ CAC The first of two MS64+ examples of the “Clear” or “Normal” CC $1 1878-S PCGS MS65 DMPL 1879-CCs offered in this consignment. This one displays a boldly While a common date in MS65 and MS65PL, in 65 DMPL, the reflective, semi-PL luster contrasts against the well frosted devices. The luster cartwheels on both sides. A few bagmarks and scuffs 78-S is RARE. This one has boldly beaming mirrored fields are noted and account for the grade, and are amplified due to that contrast wonderfully against the sharply struck and the texture of the luster and strike, including on the cheek. Mostly untoned with a touch of gold at the reverse rim, the eye appeal is highly frosted reliefs. We do note a few light ticks for the sake of full disclosure, but the overall eye appeal is strong. quite nice overall. PCGS 22, NGC 26. The last MS65 DMPL to sell in auction, PCGS 822, NGC 509, CAC 126. Only 50 of the PCGS coins graded by PCGS sold for $5,888 in February 2014. The are graded as MS64+. We do believe there is a number of CU value is $7,900 and there are only four coins graded resubmissions of the same coin in hopes of receiving a full MS65 grade. The last one to sell brought $12,925 in March 2017--and higher. As a collector of DMPL dollars, this should not be an have sold for as much as $16,450. The PCGS value is currently opportunity taken lightly. Good luck. listed at $13,500. With strong eye appeal, this coin represents a great value for any collector who does not want to spend $25,000 or PCGS # 97083 | EST: $4,200+ more for a PCGS/CAC MS65. Good luck! PCGS # 7086 | EST: $10,000+188

LOT 386 LOT 387 $1 1879-CC PCGS MS64+ CAC $1 1879-CC CAPPED DIE. PCGS MS64+ CACThe second example in MS64+ CAC from this consignment, and A borderline GEM of this ever popular key date CC Morgan the luster on this one is bold and frosty, with a strong cartwheel, dollar. A strong underlying luster brings out the impressive clear which is different than the coin in the previous lot. Some pearly- gold toning that gracefully dusts the obverse. Well struck and minimally marked, the frosty surfaces are very eye appealing; the silver-gold iridescent accents can be seen, especially on the reverse can be seen in a light. The fields do show some minor eye appeal is exemplary for the assigned grade. bag marks which account for the assigned grade. The 1879-CCis a very popular and scarce Carson City mint dollar, particularly PCGS 375, NGC 186, CAC 48. The PCGS population includes 26so in grades approaching gem. This coin has a bold eye appeal graded as MS64+. Keep in mind the finest graded is MS65+, so this is very close to the top of the populations. The most recent and is very close to full gem quality. example to sell in auction was a PCGS/CAC coin that sold in PCGS 822, NGC 509, CAC 126. Only 50 of the PCGS coins our September 2016, Regency Auction, which brought $12,338 are graded as MS64+. We do believe there is a number ofresubmissions of the same coin in hopes of receiving a full MS65 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $14,000. grade. The last one to sell brought $12,925 in March 2017--and Remember that a PCGS MS65 will cost $35,000+! A great coin have sold for as much as $16,450. The PCGS value is currently listed at $13,500. With strong eye appeal, this coin represents a for any advanced set.great value for any collector who does not want to spend $25,000 PCGS # 7088 | EST: $10,000+ or more for a PCGS/CAC MS65. Good luck! PCGS # 7086 | EST: $10,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 189

LOT 388 $1 1879-O PCGS MS65 CAC A very visually impressive GEM with full rolling cartwheel luster that accents a crisp, sharp strike and exceptional, PQ surface quality. The eye appeal is tremendous for the grade. PCGS 422, NGC 139, CAC 74. Five PCGS/CAC coins sold in auction last year, ranging from $3,995 to $4,583 (the latter sold in our September 2016 auction). This coin has a great look, and should bring a very strong price. We wish you good luck in bidding, keeping in mind that a 66 will cost over $15,000. PCGS # 7090 | EST: $3,500+ LOT 390 LOT 389 $1 1880-O. 80/79. PCGS MS64+ PL CAC Among the finest PL-certified examples of this issue. Rich $1 1880-O PCGS MS64+ CAC watery mirrors are are a full 4”+ in clarity with bold, frosty A near GEM example of this conditionally rare early O-mint design elements. Both sides display a crispness and flash Morgan dollar. Brilliant silver luster shines on both sides, which typically associated with coins struck in San Francisco. The eye are totally untoned and the devices are sharply struck. The appeal is exceptional, and is perhaps only a tiny tick away from cheek is clean and the lustrous fields show a few teeny ticks. a full GEM grade. PCGS 1575, NGC 958, CAC 191. Only 136 are graded MS64+ and 45 coins are graded finer. The last PCGS MS64+ CAC sold PCGS 22, NGC 6, CAC 5. There are five examples at MS64+ PL in our September 2016 Regency Auction for $3,173 and the CU and only one has sold in auction, realizing $7,052 three years value is listed at $3,750 Keep in mind that the next grade up will ago (July 2014). Keep in mind there is a single MS65 PL finer, cost into the five figure price range. This coin presents a great which has never sold in auction, but PCGS suggests a value of opportunity to acquire an essentially GEM coin at a fraction of $35,000. A very important opportunity for any advanced Morgan the price. dollar collector. DO NOT let it slip you by. PCGS # 7114 | EST: $3,000+ PCGS # 7117 | EST: $6,000+190

LOT 391 $1 1880-O 80 OVER 79. PCGS MS64+ DMPL CAC A very rare Morgan issue in DMPL, there is only a single coin graded finer, and this is the sole MS64+ DMPL. Brilliant andblazing reflective luster has smooth, ultra deep, smooth mirrors that provide dramatic contrast with the highly frosted, crisply struck devices. Under intense scrutiny, we do note a fewmicroscopic ticks that are outside the prime focal areas and donot detract from the overall and highly impressive eye appeal.PCGS 9, NGC 3, CAC 2. This is the sole MS64+ DMPL gradedand only one MS65 DMPL is graded finer at either service. This coin last sold in November 2016 realizing $21,150. There are NO OTHER comparable APRs. However, if you are building atop tier DMPL collection this coin is an amazing piece for your set. We do expect record bidding! PCGS # 97117 | EST: $18,000+LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 191

LOT 392 $1 1880-S PCGS MS67 CAC An impressive Superb GEM that is well struck and highly lustrous with a very light dusting of pale, clear gold tone. Housed in an OGH. PCGS # 7118 | EST: $800+ LOT 393 $1 1880-S PCGS MS68 CAC An exemplary SUPERB GEM Morgan dollar. If you seek a sleek, lustrous, well struck, and amazing high end coin for your set, look no further. The radial cartwheel luster is distinctly prooflike. The Ms. Liberty and all the devices are sharply struck and fully frosted, creating a beauteous contrast between the reliefs and fields. A touch of toning seen at UNUM is fantastic, adding to the eye appeal. The cheek and fields are exceptionally clean, free of any distracting marks or ticks. PCGS 211, NGC 307, CAC 158. There is a wide range of APRs, from $3,900-$8,000+, but most sell in the $4,000-$5,000, and the current CU value is listed at $5,000. This coin’s eye appeal is exceptional and we would not be surprised if it brought a price in excess of our high estimate. PCGS # 7118 | EST: $4,500+192

LOT 395 $1 1880-S PCGS MS67 PL A nicely reflective superb GEM offering full 4”+ mirror reflectivity on both sides. Boldly lustrous and genuinely eye appealing. The reliefs are well struck and frosty. PCGS 129, NGC 155. The last two examples to sell in auction realized $1,528, and the current PCGS price is $1,600. A lovely coin well suited for an advanced cabinet of Morgan dollars. PCGS # 7119 | EST: $1,100+LOT 394 $1 1880-S PCGS MS68+ CAC LOT 396 This is one heck of a Moragn! It´s hard to imagine how it survived for 136 years in this lofty state of preservation! $1 1880-S PCGS MS65 DMPL CAC Superior to most MS65 DMPLs seen. Boldly reflective and deep Flawless surfaces are silky smooth. There are light traces of mirrors contrast against highly frosted and well struck devices. semi-proof like mirrors. A velvety luster beams all over and brings to life a beautiful ring of auburn/blue that frames the The cheek is frosty and the very clean and high end quality. rims. Miss Liberty and the details enjoy thick frosting and full PCGS 620, NGC 415, CAC 41. Clearly CAC has very tight strikes. The eye appeal is phenomenal! standards for DMPLs. Rarely available in auction and the current CU value is listed at $1,100. A very high end example PCGS has graded only 24 pieces in MS68+! The last one to sellin auction brought $21,150 in May 2016 and one sold for $15,275 and should see spirited bidding. in April 2016. This coin should easily command that figure! PCGS #97119 | EST: $900+ PCGS # 7118 | EST: $15,000+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 193











LOT 409 LOT 410 $1 1884 PCGS MS65 DMPL $1 1884-CC PCGS MS66+ CACAnother very scarce GEM grade DMPL. A light silver white tone A very cool, originally toned GEM 84-CC! Splashes of earthy, autumnal toning grace the obverse, which are quite vivid when dusts over the deeply reflective mirrored fields. The devices the bold luster catches a light. The reverse is untoned. Save are well struck and very frosty, and they have decent contrast for a small cheek mark that is hidden by the toning, the coin is against the watery fields. The luster is superb and the eye nearly full superb quality. appeal is strong. PCGS 33, NGC 14. The most recent example to sell in auction PCGS 2165, NGC 1852, CAC 584. Of those graded by PCGS,brought $3,995 in the 2017 FUN auction. Most examples sell in 269 have graded 66+. Keep in mind that the populations dothe $3,000-$3,500 range and the current PCGS value is listed at drop off dramatically in finer grades. The current PCGS Price$4,200. Only 9 are graded finer. Another DMPL opportunity that Guide value is listed at $1,450 and most examples that appear should not be missed. in auction do not have attractive toning like this one.PCGS # 97151 | EST: $2,800+ PCGS # 7152 | EST: $1,400+LOT 411 LOT 412 $1 1884-CC PCGS MS65 DMPL CAC $1 1884-O PCGS MS64+ CAC WOW! Not only is this coin high end, it is a monster as well! This coin clearly flirts with “monster” recognition. The grade is certainly accurate. Using a strong glass, you can see a tiny tickThe mirrors are a MINIMUM of 10” deep. This coin will make an or two scattered around. A strong luster makes the awesomeUltra Cameo Proof Morgan look dull! Of course, there are just a totally original colors of emerald green/magenta/blue on thefew scattered ticks visible-NONE are serious or are detracting. obverse stand out. We rank the colors a full 9 on ur 1-10 colorOur sister company, Legend Numismatics, tried for 2 shows to scale (10 is the best). The reverse has a cool “old time” toningbuy this coin and now the owner relents and puts it in our sale look. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck. Her cheek isunreserved. We will not compete. with our customers for it (we clean and rotates with the colors. The eye appeal is great! Weare bummed). Miss Liberty and every detail are fully struck and do expect strong bidding here. have intense thick frost. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! PCGS # 7154 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS 650, NGC 292, CAC 82. It really does not matter thatthe last 84-CC MS65 DMPL to sell in auction brought $1,880 in January 2017. This coin blows 99% of all others away! Seeing is believing. We love this coin and we believe you will too. We expect really strong bidding here. PCGS # 97153 | EST: $1,750+ LEGENDAUCTIONS.COM 199

LOT 413 LOT 414 $1 1884-O PCGS MS66 DMPL CAC $1 1885 PCGS MS65 CAC Highly reflective, deep mirrored fields contrast against the well Another Northern Lights wannabe. This piece easily would have struck and fully frosted devices. The mirrors reflect at a full 8”+, made the set. and are free of all but the tiniest ticks. The eye appeal is exceptional. Why PCGS did NOT designate this coin an MS65+ is a mystery. The technical quality is all there. Even when using a strong PCGS 58, NGC 11, CAC 9. Only two coins are graded finer at PCGS, a 66+ and an unbelievable MS68 DMPL. The most glass, you only find a scattered tick or two. A full booming luster recent PCGS MS66 DMPL CAC sold for $3,878 in August 2016 makes Mother Nature´s art work really appear in 3-D like form. and the current PCGS Price Guide does list a value of $4,350. Outrageous colors of gold/violet/navy/deep green all swirl all over the obverse. We rank the colors a full 9+ on our 1-10 scale What a wonderful coin for any GEM DMPL collector! (10 is the best). If this were a painting, you’d proudly hang it on the wall and make sure to view it every day! You can’t beat this PCGS # 97155 | EST: $3,750+ coin´s eye appeal. PCGS # 7158 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 415 LOT 416 $1 1885 PCGS MS66 DMPL $1 1885-CC PCGS MS66 CAC Razor sharp in strike, the highly frosted and fully defined A PQ gem with full frosty luster and a decent strike. The devices contrast against deep, chrome-like mirrored fields. The surfaces are free and clear of any marks or scuffs of any size. mirrors are clear, free of any singularly distracting marks or lines, the frosty cheek is clean and smooth. The eye appeal this PCGS 1185, NGC 1037, CAC 274. The PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,200 and the most recent example to sell in auction GEM is superb. brought $2,056 in September 2016. PCGS 90, NGC 52. Non-CAC DMPLs have been consistent in auction, with several of the most recent examples bringing PCGS # 7160 | EST: $1,800+ $2,585 and the current PCGS value is listed at $3,700. Only four coins are graded finer. We think you will like the quality. PCGS # 97159 | EST: $2,300+200