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LOT 97 5C 1955-D PCGS MS66 FS An amazing example! Tied for FINEST graded at either service, this sharply struck 55-D nickel clearly sat undisturbed for a long time in some sort of old holder, more than likely a mint set board. Totally original, the surfaces have a dusty old time patina that is accented by a bold underlying luster. The devices are sharply struck, especially the central reverse devices, where Monticello’s steps are boldly rendered by an exacting blow from the dies. The surfaces show a few tiny, scattered ticks are noted, perfectly acceptable for the assigned grade. What a great coin for anyone building the top ranking Jefferson nickel Registry Set. PCGS 4, NGC 0. Sharper and somewhat cleaner than the one that sold in our July 2020 Incline Collection for $6,169, this one is very similar in look to the one that sold for $9,694 in December 2019. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $12,500. With NONE FINER, this coin is worthy of the FINEST of sets! Good luck. PCGS# 84057 • ESTIMATE: $7,250+ LOT 98 5C 1973 NGC MS67 FS Deep blue, mauve and gold iridescence highlight the immaculate surfaces of this SUPERB GEM. The strike is incredibly detailed, with the full 5 steps (5FS) at the base of Jeffersonís Monticello clearly defined. In 1966, the Mint added the initials FS at the lower obverse to denote the designer Felix Schlag, coincidental with the full steps (FS) designation numismatists apply to well struck examples of this type. PCGS 6, NGC 3, none higher. Listed in Collectors Universe for $3,150. No recent auction appearances, and practically unavailable in this lofty state of preservation. The overall appearance of this coin qualifies it for the very finest Registry Set. We expect strong bids, so act accordingly. PCGS# 84090 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ LOT 99 H10C 1794 PCGS XF45 CAC A gorgeous “GEM” XF45 1794 half dime housed in an old green tag holder. LM-4, which is listed as R-4. First off, we think this coin is conservatively graded, we have seen AUs that do not have the detail of this incredible coin. Second, so many of these have been conserved in such a way that when you find a problem free and original example, especially one that has CAC’s endorsement. Deep dove gray with warm brown and blue overtones, this lovely coin shows hints of underlying luster in the protected areas. The definition is sharp, with full definition throughout. With just a hint of rub on the highest points, this coin is the perfect “collector” grade with a huge eye appeal for the XF grade. PCGS 17, NGC 12, CAC 6. The most recent PCGS-graded example to sell was NOT CAC and realized $11,100 in the 2019 FUN auction. This one is nicer. The current CAC CPG value is $9,380 and the Collectors Universe value is $8,000. This one should bring a very strong bid. A great type coin that is worthy of a great set. PCGS# 4250 • ESTIMATE: $7,000+ 49

LOT 100 H10C 1837 NO STARS. LARGE DATE. PCGS MS67 This stunning SUPERB GEM is TIED FOR FINEST GRADED at PCGS! A wonderful first year of issue for the Seated Liberty type, and many collectors over the years preferred Christian Gobrecht’s original design without the stars on the obverse as seen here. The design is more cameo like and balanced. Struck for only two years, this is a very popular type coin. The eye appeal of this impressive jewel is beyond exceptional. Sharply struck devices stand out with razor sharp definition. A dusting of iridescent dove, gold, lilac, and pearly silver gleams when you rotate the satiny surfaces in a light. The obverse especially really pops! It is hard to imagine a finer example! PCGS 6, NGC 8. The most recent example to sell in auction brought $17,038 in our September 2019 Regency Auction and the current Collectors Universe value is $22,500. NONE ARE FINER, make this your example for a carefully chosen superb type set. PCGS# 4311 • ESTIMATE: $12,500+ LOT 101 H10C 1866 PCGS PR65 CAC Glittering reflective surfaces and neat blue-violet and russet toning. The Proof strike is sharp with all design elements clear and the denticles even and fully formed. Impressive mirrors are icy and flashy. A sharp and appealing example of a Variety 4 Obverse Legend Half Dime. PCGS 20, NGC 24, CAC 5. The PCGS Price Guide records the value at $1,200. A PCGS CAC example last sold at auction in 2014 for $1,410 and the market for PCGS CAC coins is stronger now. A high-end coin for the proof type collector. PCGS# 4449 • ESTIMATE: $900+ LOT 102 10C 1814 NGC MS64 CAC JR-4. A beautiful near-GEM quality example of this early date Capped Bust dime. Remarkable, and totally original toning adorns both sides, with a frame of steely-azure-teal that fades into an apricot-amber-gold that graces the centers. Well struck from clashed dies, and the reverse die was in an advanced, shattered state with multiple visually curious cracks and breaks throughout. A very impressive 1814 dime, these are extremely rare any finer than the currently offered MS64, especially when CAC-approval is taken into account. This example is housed in an ancient NGC “fatty” holder and appears to be fresh to the market. Its classic, old time collection eye appeal at once makes it very familiar. Struck during the height of the War of 1812, the historic date 1814 saw the British capture and burn many parts of Washington D.C., including the President’s Mansion. However, by the end of the year, British and American diplomats agreed to the Treaty of Ghent, which formally ended the conflict. PCGS 28, NGC 33, CAC 6. No NGC/CAC piece has ever sold in auction, but we sold one in May 2017 for $4,935 and prior to that, examples sold in the $5,500 to $8,500 range. The current Collectors Universe value is $4,500 and the CAC CPG value is listed at $4,690. This high end, totally original, and very beautiful example will fit into any great set of Capped Bust type or a set of early dimes. PCGS# 4488 • ESTIMATE: $3,500+ 50

LOT 103 10C 1874 ARROWS. PCGS PR67 What an amazing SUPERB GEM Proof Seated dime! The mintage of 700 Proofs is in line with other dates in the series, but for some reason, very few have survived in such a high grade. Indeed, this one is just one of two PCGS graded examples in PR67 with just a single PR67+ graded higher. Both sides of this GEM have a lovely iridescent patina with rich blue, rose, gold, and violet colors on both sides. The fields show off a wonderful watery reflection on the obverse, while the reverse has a blazing, bold, and blinding reflection that taken on its own would probably warrant a CAM designation. The strike is bold, and there are no distracting marks to be found anywhere. The eye appeal is very high end and extremely rare in such a fine state of preservation. The Arrows at the date were added, as they had been two decades earlier, to signify a weight change. The coinage act of 1873 raised the silver content of the dime, quarter, and half dollar in an effort to absorb some of the silver that poured from the Comstock Lode in Nevada. PCGS 2, NGC 1. Prior to this one selling in our December 2019 Regency Auction for $19,388, the last one sold for $27,025 in June 2014. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $28,500. A great looking coin worthy of a very strong bid. PCGS# 4770 • ESTIMATE: $15,000+ LOT 104 10C 1926-S PCGS MS66+ FB A truly exciting, totally original and MAGNIFICENT example of this KEY date Mercury dime. This 26-S looks like it just came out of a 94 year old paper envelope. A gorgeous GEM in every way. Brilliant silver surfaces have a stunning vibrancy in the fields that brings the wonderful iridescent toning on both sides to life. Blue at the rims blends with tangerine and apricot hues that dominate the central portions. An exacting blow from the dies rendered all the devices crisply; you do not need a glass to see the full strike and full bands. The eye appeal is sweet! PCGS 1, NGC 0. Our customer bought this borderline SUPERB example from our March 2020 Regency Auction, where it brought $23,500. While he has changed direction in his collecting it should be noted that it has been a decade since the last MS67 FB sold, realizing nearly $55,000! With its stunning visual allure, we know this coin will again realize a strong bid. PCGS# 4959 • ESTIMATE: $18,500+ 51

LOT 105 10C 1927-S PCGS MS66 FB CAC Finding fully struck examples of the 27-S dime is a serious challenge, especially in such a lofty state of preservation. To find one that not only has fully separated and rounded bands on the fasces, but also full hair and wing details on Liberty’s portrait is a monumental occasion! This blazing, brilliant, untoned example combines not just a full, exacting strike, but also exceptionally well preserved surfaces. A really cool pair of die cracks come together at the base of the neck, just to the left of the 1 in the date. The eye appeal is very high end and even if you are ultra picky, you will delight in this coin’s visual and technical allure. PCGS 18, NGC 2, CAC 5. The most recent example to sell in auction was the Grand Prix Collection coin, ex Bassano Collection, that sold in our March 2019 Regency Auction for $18,800, which happens to be the current CAC CPG value. Just a half dozen are graded higher, this coin belongs in a very high end set. PCGS# 4965 • ESTIMATE: $14,000+ LOT 106 10C 1930-S PCGS MS66 FB CAC A very pleasing, Premium GEM 30-S with fully split bands. Brilliantly lustrous surfaces are adorned with totally original, attractive, iridescent silver-dove toning. Generally clean and free of distractions that would have an impact on this coin’s beauty. PCGS 95, NGC 16, CAC 38. The most recent example sold for $2,400 in the 2020 FUN auction and we sold one in May 2019 for $2,233, both APRs above the PCGS Price Guide value of $2,050. The CAC CPG value is $2,500. A coin worthy of a great set, scarce any finer. PCGS# 4981 • ESTIMATE: $1,800+ 52

LOT 107 10C 1936 PCGS MS68+ FB CAC A truly spectacular SUPERB GEM in every possible way! Among the FINEST KNOWN examples of the date, not only is it a stunning example for the date, but would be a great representative in a carefully selected 20th century type set. A magnificent, satiny sheen with some semi-reflective accents in the obverse field gives this monster quality 68+ FB a flawless look. A dusting of the palest, pearly iridescent toning amplified by the glowing luster that accents the sharply struck devices. The eye appeal is the definition of SUPERB. PCGS 24, NGC 13, CAC 8. There are just four graded MS68+ FB. Realizing $14,688 in our March 2020 Regency Auction, a different example sold for $10,869 in March 2019. Worthy of a very strong bid and placement in the FINEST of sets! PCGS# 4999 • ESTIMATE: $12,000+ LOT 108 LOT 109 25C 1861 PCGS MS63 CAC 25C 1875 NGC PF67 Really a pleasing, totally original CHOICE Mint State example of WOW! Powerful electric blue and rose toning as seen on original this popular Civil War date. Well struck devices and wonderfully Proof Sets of this era are testament to the originality of this GEM smooth surfaces for the grade are engulfed with a very pleasing PROOF, and to many years of careful preservation. The mirrors dusting of Easter-like pastel toning. The eye appeal is great for are deep and beaming, giving the fields a bold and vibrant flash. the “modest” grade, and worthy of a strong bid. A superb strike and glittering mark free surfaces complete this coinís outstanding eye appeal. Type II Reverse with serrated PCGS 126, NGC 91, CAC 10. Its been nearly seven years since bases of TAT in STATES. Among the very finest known for this a CAC approved example sold in auction, the last one realizing date. $701 in October 2013. The current Collectors Universe value is $750. We would not be shocked if it brought in excess of that! PCGS 0, NGC 6. There are none finer. Not listed in the Collectors Universe Price Guide. This coin is the ONLY one to have sold PCGS# 5454 • ESTIMATE: $600+ at auction, selling in November 2014 for $4,113. There have been no auction appearances for this date and grade since. A rare chance to acquire a beautiful top quality Seated Proof. PCGS# 5576 • ESTIMATE: $3,600+ 53

LOT 110 25C 1887 PCGS PR67+ CAM CAC An incredible Proof Seated quarter! Regardless of date, this coin is just awesome! Truly an immaculate, SUPERB GEM 1887 quarter stopped us in our tracks when it came through. We have not stopped looking at it; really, it is nearly impossible to not sit and stare at the hypnotic mirrors! Icy smooth, deeply mirrored fields offer exceptional clarity! We have not seen such a visually impressive beauty in ages! The mirrors contrast brilliantly against the frosty, razor sharp design elements, imparting a dramatic cameo contrast that is exceptionally high end and bold. Framed in a dappled halo of amber, gold and variegated blues. The central areas are brilliant silver and untoned. All together, the mirrors, toning, strike, contrast all combine to create a masterpiece of Proof Seated coinage! We love this SUPERB GEM! Only 710 Proofs were struck. PCGS 2, NGC 5, CAC 2. This is the only one in PR67+ CAM and we suspect it is both coins. This coin sold for $9,106 in our September 2019 Regency Auction, clearly the Collectors Universe value of $8,500 is too low. The Newman coin, which was PR68+ CAM NGC/CAC, is now a PCGS PR68 CAM CAC, and when it sold in November 2013, it brought a record $41,125. A glorious coin that will delight any type or Seated quarter collector. PCGS# 85588 • ESTIMATE: $7,500+ LOT 111 25C 1901 PCGS PR67 CAM CAC For a 1901 it is way above average for sure! Amazing mirrors beam boldly from all over. They also have exceptional clarity, cleanliness, and of course offer an intense reflection. If you twirl the coin, the mirrors have a slight “liquid mercury/watery” look. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have pinpoint sharp strikes. The eye appeal is totally fantastic! ONLY 813 were minted. PCGS 8, NGC 16, CAC 11. The last auction record was for $4,560 in April 2019. Prior to that a PCGS?CAC piece sold for $5,040 in August /2018. The current Collectors Universe Value is $5,750. We can not say enough how scarce ANY post 1900 PR Cameo is in true GEM. Think about this fact: PCGS has only graded 10 coins over its 30+ years of existence. That is ridiculously low. We strongly believe a coin like this makes a great “put away” piece as well a starring piece for any GEM Proof Barber collection. PCGS# 85687 • ESTIMATE: $4,000+ 54

LOT 112 25C 1911 NGC PR69 CAM WOW! What a STUNNING Proof Barber quarter! Legend Rare Coin Auctions is proud to offer this beautiful Proof Barber quarter! This coin looks like it was broken fresh out of a 2011 proof set, not a survivor of 109 years in this FLAWLESS, essentially perfect grade. Clearly worthy of its lofty designation, this coin is not just one of the finest 1911 quarters, but one of the FINEST of all Proof Barber quarters, 1892-1915! AMAZING in every way! This coin is a reflective headlight! Deep, clear, bold, reflective mirrors shine as black in the light, with the fully frosted devices standing out in their white, silver frostiness. The mirrors look like they were just cut from a polished chrome bumper and the reliefs stand out with a dramatic effect. The cameo contrast is exceptionally bold for the date, and does border on a DCAM designation. Using a strong glass we can find not a single mark, line, fleck, or spot that takes away from the simply awe inspiring visual allure. Only 543 Proofs were struck, and this one is clearly tied for FINEST KNOWN! PCGS 0, NGC 3. Prior to this one selling in our September 2018 Regency Auction for $29,375, the last one sold in May 2005; may as well been longer! Even back then, this was a $20,000 coin. Other NGC PR69 CAM APRs are: an 1894 that sold for $46,000 in April 2008; an 1895 that sold in January 2005 for $36,800; an 1896 that sold for $23,500 in June 2014; 1898 that sold for $25,300 in January 2005; a 1907 that sold for $37,600 in January 2017; a 1908 that sold for $32,200 in April 2011; and a 1910 that brought $28,800 in June 2018. This miraculous SUPERB GEM will sell for somewhere in this range. If you are collecting only the FINEST Proof Barber quarters, you MUST own this jewel! A fantastic example that will see very spirited bidding. DO NOT let this opportunity pass you by! PCGS# 85697 • ESTIMATE: $20,000+ 55

LOT 113 25C 1913 PCGS PR68+ CAC Ultra high end everything; this Barber quarter is SHEER perfection! Not only is this the SOLE FINEST graded in the non-CAM designation, everything about this SUPERB GEM is stunning and visually impressive. The technical quality and visual appeal is off the charts! Intensely reflective mirrored fields are bold and flashy. They are deep and watery with exceptional clarity, especially on the obverse. Both sides have a dusting of spectacular and original iridescent toning. Shades of bright yellow, icy teal, hints of emerald, brilliant silver, and pale champagne tone grace the surfaces. The surfaces are without flaw and are very high end quality. The eye appeal is simply AMAZING! Only 613 Proofs were struck. PCGS 4, NGC 4, CAC 3. This is the ONLY PR68+ graded, and NONE ARE FINER at PCGS. This coin sold for $28,200 in our September 2019 Regency Auction against an estimate of $18,000-$20,000. At the time, PCGS had not assigned a value in their Price Guide, but today that value is listed at $30,000. If you are building the absolute FINEST set of Proof Barber quarters, you need this coin! Bid accordingly. PCGS# 5699 • ESTIMATE: $22,000+ 56

LOT 114 25C 1915 PCGS PR67+ CAC Ex Denali Collection, as noted on the insert. This is a simply STUNNING SUPERB GEM example of this final Proof Barber date. The mintage of 450 is one of the lowest in the series, and this one is among the absolute FINEST graded examples at PCGS. This PR67+ has all the attributes that advanced collectors demand from their coins. Ultra flashy mirrors beam from all over with a watery reflective sheen that dazzles the eye. A lovely layer of totally original toning has a very unique pattern that is a delight to behold. Multilhued, iridescent pastel tones are brought out when viewed in a light. Sharply struck devices and icy smooth mirrors are flawless and pristine. The eye appeal is amazing. PCGS 17, NGC 14, CAC 9. While PCGS lists 7 in PR67+, we believe there is a lot of duplication there. We cannot imagine many others that can come close to the high end visual allure of this SUPERB example. Just two have ever graded finer, neither of which has ever sold in auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $11,500. A world class Proof Barber quarter that will delight the type and Registry Set crowd alike! Bidding will be forceful. PCGS# 5701 • ESTIMATE: $10,000+ LOT 115 LOT 116 25C 1917 TYPE 1. PCGS MS66 FH CAC 25C 1917 TYPE 2. NGC MS66 FH An impressive, well struck Premium Quality GEM example. A glorious multi-hued GEM. Iridescent violet, rose, olive, and Pleasing silver-dove iridescence is gently dusted over the gold tones are enlivened by a strong, rolling cartwheel luster. The satiny surfaces. While a strong glass reveals a few microscopic surfaces are free of any distracting marks or any discolorations of ticks here and there they are inconsequential to the eye appeal. any kind. The sharply struck devices are crisply impressed by a Every detail is crisply rendered by a razor sharp strike, which is forceful blow from the dies. The eye appeal is quite high end. accented by the warm, satiny mint frost. PCGS 124, NGC 48. The two most recent NGC-graded examples PCGS 592, NGC 344, CAC 154. The most recent example sold sold for $1,200 and the current Collectors Universe value is for $1,380 in May 2020 and the current PCGS Price Guide value $1,800. Fewer than two dozen have graded higher at NGC, is $1,350. This visually attractive GEM will see strong bidding. making this a challenge to find in higher grade. PCGS# 5707 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ PCGS# 5715 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ 57

LOT 117 LOT 118 25C 1918-D MS65 FH 25C 1920 PCGS MS67 CAC Satiny and brilliant on both sides of this pleasing, well struck Extremely RARE in this lofty state of preservation and this GEM. Light golden iridescence is gently dusted across the SUPERB GEM has exceptionally crisp, complete striking lustrous surfaces. Just a touch of weakness is seen on the central details, just a hairs breadth, quite literally from a FULL HEAD devices. There is a tiny tick on the obverse near the head, but designation. Intense, radiating, brilliant luster blooms all over. other than that the surfaces are free of any serious distractions. Untoned and minty-fresh, this exquisitely preserved and pristine The eye appeal is excellent. beauty ranks very high on the Population Report. Not only is the technical quality ultra high end, but the eye appeal is off the PCGS 67, NGC 34. The current PCGS Price Guide value is charts! listed at $4,000 and the most recent examples have sold in the $1,800 to $3,100 range. Considering that any MS66 FH is going PCGS 23, NGC 16, CAC 5. This is the most recent example to to be a five-figure coin. Bid accordingly. have sold, realizing $3,707 back in April 2016. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $3,750. Only five have graded finer, PCGS# 5723 • ESTIMATE: $2,300+ all 67+s. This high end beauty will see very spirited bidding to say the least. Good luck. PCGS# 5734 • ESTIMATE: $2,700+ LOT 119 LOT 120 25C 1920 PCGS MS65+ FH CAC 25C 1923 PCGS MS66+ CAC This is an unquestionable VERY HIGH END MS65+ FH. It has An exquisite and sharply struck example that is just short of a all the bells and whistles you could ask for! Full Head designation. Incredibly lustrous silver surfaces beam all over, accenting the crisp definition and smooth Premium GEM The surfaces are top notch and have no real problems or even quality surfaces. WOW, this coin has a stunning look. tiny ticks. The one thing this coin really shows off is an incredible FULL strike; even the rivets are crisply struck. Lovely, original PCGS 415, NGC 176, CAC 64. PCGS has graded 81 in MS66+, hints of some light toning. The luster is good. Miss Liberty and which we think includes duplicate submissions trying to get a the details stand out boldly. The eye appeal is great! 67 grade or FH designation. The last MS66+ sold for $1,204 in October 2016, and the last CAC-example before that was sold in PCGS 133, NGC 55, CAC 10. There are just two in MS65+ FH. April 2011. Keep in mind with a slightly sharper head, this coin This coin brought $2,160 in April 2020. Note that a 66 FH with would be in the $8,500 to $9,500 range. CAC approval will bring $3,000+. Good luck. PCGS# 5742 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ PCGS# 5735 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ 58

LOT 121 LOT 122 25C 1924 PCGS MS66 FH 25C 1924-D PCGS MS65 FH A lovely toned and highly lustrous GEM Standing Liberty A glorious and brilliant untoned silver luster glows with a strong quarter. The peripheries are richly toned with amber and royal vivacity across the surfaces. Sharply struck devices stand out blue patina that is brought out by a warm, satiny mint frost. Well boldly, with full head and full shield definition. Truly a neat GEM struck, this GEM shows crisply defined details and very clean example of this date, struck from a shattered obverse die (there surfaces. The eye appeal is quite nice. are many die cracks of varied length and thickness seen all over). The eye appeal is really very neat. PCGS 71, NGC 19. The most recent example sold for $2,160 in March 2020 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at PCGS 59, NGC 29. Much better in strike than the one that sold $2,250. Quite difficult to find any finer, this GEM will delight any in February 2020 for $1,680, prior to that, these were selling collector. between $2,160 and $3,525 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $3,500. Counting no doubt some duplication, PCGS# 5747 • ESTIMATE: $1,600+ fewer than 30 have ever graded finer. No doubt this GEM will see spirited bidding. PCGS# 5749 • ESTIMATE: $2,500+ LOT 123 25C 1927-S PCGS MS65 The 1927-S quarter boasts one of the LOWEST mintages of the entire series with just 396,000 struck. Not only is this date scarce in all Mint State grades, but is notorious for its pancake flat strike. This GEM is a very pleasing exception to how these typically come. This is a particularly lustrous GEM example with a strong brilliance. Again, for the date, the strike is about as complete as you can realistically ask for. Save for the slightest softness of Liberty’s hairline and two of the brads on the shield, this coin is essentially fully struck up. There is a touch of a pale, pearlescense that gives this GEM a great look. PCGS 48, NGC 21. The last one to sell brought $9,988 back in September 2016 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at at $12,500. NOTE, more recently a PCGS MS64 sold for $10,200 in February 2020. Seriously a strong contender for a great set. Keep in mind that a Full Head example is a five figure coin in th lowest Mint State grades, and in GEM, as here, approaches a $200,000 price tag! In comparison, this sharply struck example seems a great value to us! PCGS# 5764 • ESTIMATE: $9,500+ 59

LOT 124 LOT 125 25C 1929-D NGC MS65 FH 25C 1935 PCGS MS67+ CAC Full frosty luster and mostly white with a scattering of olive With just a single example graded finer at PCGS, this gorgeous highlights. Miss Libertyís head is sharply defined consistent with SUPERB GEM is about as fine as any Washington quarter the Full Head designation, not often seen with this date. Minimal specialist can ever dream of owning. Intense mint luster has a contact marks and barely visible vertical reverse scratch are noted blistering brilliance on both sides with a strong, swirling cartwheel for accuracy. But the eye appeal is over all exceptional! effect. A blush of the lightest pastel slate-blue and olive-green adorns the obverse, while the reverse remains totally untoned. PCGS 53, NGC 18. Listed in the Collectors Universe Price Guide for $4,000. The last NGC-graded example sold for an outlier PCGS 182, NGC 126, CAC 68. PCGS has graded just 28 in price of $10,200, as most examples of this grade sell in the MS67+ and a SINGLE coin finer. The most recent example to sell $3,000-$4,000 range. Just 10 are graded finer at NGC. A rarity had a mark on the lower curls of Washington’s hair, and that coin this fine and extremely difficult to find any finer. sold for $810 in April 2020; prior to that, the spectacularly toned Pogue coin sold for $3,840 in March 2020. The current Collectors PCGS# 5775 • ESTIMATE: $2,800+ Universe value is listed at $1,200 and keep in mind that the sole MS68 has a Price Guide value of $20,000! We suspect this coin will bring a very strong bid when it crosses the block! Good luck! PCGS# 5797 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ LOT 126 LOT 127 25C 1936-D PCGS MS66 25C 1941 PCGS MS67+ CAC In this grade, the 36-D is a key date in the Washington quarter Immaculate surfaces define this SUPERB GEM, tied for second series. This one is lustrous with a light mottled toning on both highest graded at PCGS, with just a single MS68+ graded higher. sides from old envelope storage. Sharply struck up and without Incredibly lustrous surfaces gleam with a shimmering, satiny any serious flaws on either side, this GEM has a nice, original frost. A delicate pearly overtone graces most of the surfaces. An look. arch of sky-blue, gold, and crimson is seen on the periphery on both sides. Sharply struck and ultra clean. PCGS 155, NGC 62. The most recent example was the vividly toned D. Brent Pogue coin, which brought $2,640 on an estimate PCGS 143, NGC 211, CAC 45. There are 30 in MS67+ at PCGS of $800-$1,000 in March 2020. In the same March 2020 auction a and just a single MS68+ graded higher. There are a wide range of similarly toned example to this brought $840. The current PCGS prices realized for examples sold in auction, the last four ranged Price Guide value is $1,350. Quite rare any finer. from $576 to $2,280 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $850. The MS68+ is likely the MS68 CAC that brought PCGS# 5801 • ESTIMATE: $800+ $18,800 in November 2013. Seems like the MS67+ grade presents a great value for the Registry Set collector, and this one is worthy of a premium bid! PCGS# 5814 • ESTIMATE: $800+ 60

LOT 128 LOT 129 25C 1944 PCGS MS67+ CAC 25C 1946-S PCGS MS67+ Tied for FINEST graded at PCGS and this popular World War Spectacular does not even begin to describe the awesome eye II date quarter is an amazing quality example. Ultra lustrous appeal of this SUPERB GEM. Both obverse and reverse are surfaces boom all over with dynamic, swirling cartwheels that framed by a halo of heavenly gold and orange toning, yielding to roll with a vivid intensity. A band of rainbow toning clings to the intensely lustrous silver centers. Sharply impressed devices stand right periphery of the obverse adding a strong visual dimension to out against clean, problem free surfaces. Probably stored for ages this PRISTINE POP TOP SUPERB GEM. in an old album prior to grading, this coin is tied for second highest graded at PCGS. PCGS 120, NGC 293, CAC 50. PCGS has graded 22 in MS67+ and NONE FINER. The average APR for the last 10 examples PCGS 29, NGC 5. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $975, to sell in auction is $3,008 and the current PCGS Price and the last non-CAC approved example sold in 2018. A great Guide value is listed at $3,000. What an amazing coin for the looking coin like this should bring a strong price. Only six are advanced Washington quarter collector. Bound for a world class graded higher, and their APRs approach, if not sneak into the five Registry Set. figures. Good luck. PCGS# 5824 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ PCGS# 5832 • ESTIMATE: $650+ LOT 130 LOT 131 25C 1947-D PCGS MS67+ CAC 25C 1947-S PCGS MS67+ Here is another exquisite SUPERB GEM Washington quarter, Beautiful toning covers the obverse of this impressive survivor, simply stunning in its state of preservation. Brilliant, frosty mint which is quite scarce in this lofty state of preservation. Highly luster swirls boldly on both sides, highlighting a soft, iridescent lustrous surfaces burst from below a wonderful reddish-copper tone on the obverse. Sharply struck up, the details are complete hue. Well struck and beautifully preserved, this SUPERB GEM is and the surfaces are pristine, the epitome of perfection. worthy of a great set. PCGS 230, NGC 534, CAC 65. There are 26 in MS67+ and just PCGS 49, NGC 16. The current Collectors Universe value is a single MS68 graded higher. The recent APRs range from $950 listed at $900 and that level may prove low when the hammer to $1,560 and the current PCGS value is listed at $1,400. The falls on this one. Good luck. MS68 has not sold in auction since the 2013 FUN auction, where it realized over $15,000. This SUPERB example should bring a PCGS# 5835 • ESTIMATE: $500+ very strong bid when the hammer finally falls, we can see this immaculate coin bringing a very strong bid from Washington quarter specialists! PCGS# 5834 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ 61

LOT 132 LOT 133 25C 1947-S PCGS MS67+ CAC 25C 1952 NGC MS68 CAC A technically high end and special example of the date. A strong Tied for FINEST graded at NGC, and even after 34 years of luster highlights the pristine, near immaculate clean surfaces. operations, PCGS has not graded anything finer than MS67+. Beaming through the dusting of mint set iridescent toning, the It is also the single FINEST CAC approved 1952 quarter. satiny brilliance glows with an impressive vibrance. The even Beautiful speckled toning covers both sides of this intensely with the aid of a strong glass, we are unable to locate any flaws lustrous SUPERB GEM. Of exceptional quality this coin will worthy of mention and the eye appeal is first class! see record bidding. PCGS 344, NGC 674, CAC 109. There are 52 in MS67+ at PCGS 0, NGC 5, CAC 1. The coin that was certified 335187-004 PCGS and just a half dozen are graded MS68. There is a wide sold in the 2017 FUN auction for $1,293 and was not CAC range of price realized, but the current Collectors Universe value approved. This coin is clearly from that same original group, but a is listed at $900, and jumps to $9,250 in MS68. A high end coin touch nicer and is CAC approved. We know this SUPERB GEM that will fit nicely in any Registry Set. will inspire strong bidding. Bound for a great set. PCGS# 5835 • ESTIMATE: $800+ PCGS# 5849 • ESTIMATE: $1,250+ LOT 134 LOT 135 25C 1952 PCGS MS67+ CAC 25C 1953-S PCGS MS67+ CAC WOW, what a gorgeous TOP POP! An impressive SUPERB Tied for second HIGHEST graded at PCGS and this SUPERB GEM that is tied for FINEST graded. A thick, satiny lustrous GEM is truly amazing! Wonderfully toned with tangerine frost blooms all over on both sides, bringing life to the rich and apple-green hues. Ultra lustrous surfaces beam all over multicolored toning. The eye appeal is very high end and totally and highlight the sharply struck up devices. The eye appeal is original. The quality is excellent. beautiful. PCGS 136, NGC 170, CAC 54. There are 15 graded MS67+ PCGS 161, NGC 328, CAC 78. PCGS has graded 36 in MS67+ at the TOP of the PCGS Population Report. The most recent and just a single coin finer. The current Collectors Universe value example to sell brought $1,680 in March 2020 ad we sold one is $850, but the most recent examples sold in March 2020 for in May 2019 for $1,469. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,680 and $960. The single MS68 has never sold in auction and listed at $2,150. With NO PCGS coin graded higher, this coin is it is unpriced in the guides. Good luck! destined for a world class Registry Set. Good luck! PCGS# 5854 • ESTIMATE: $750+ PCGS# 5849 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ 62

LOT 136 LOT 137 25C 1954-S PCGS MS67+ CAC 25C 1957-D NGC MS67+ CAC Certainly from an original Mint Set, the reverse offers a rich olive Among the highest graded, and tied for second highest at NGC, and apricot toning that is a delight to behold. Sharply struck up this is a SUPERB Mint Set toned beauty. Gorgeous blues, greens, and highly lustrous, this SUPERB GEM ranks near the TOP of golden-olive-rose, and magenta toning abounds on this highly the POP! lustrous and sharply struck quarter. PCGS 124, NGC 295, CAC 59. There are 22 graded MS67+ at PCGS 141, NGC 252, CAC 60. NGC has graded 14 in MS67+. A PCGS and just a single example finer. The last one to sell was similar toned PCGS MS67+ CAC brought $1,320 in May 2020. in our March 2020 Regency auction, which realized $1,087. Worthy of a very strong bid to be sure, good luck. The current PCGS value is $1,000 and that jumps to $12,000 in MS68. Seems like a great value to us! Bid accordingly. PCGS# 5863 • ESTIMATE: $800+ PCGS# 5857 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ LOT 138 OUR ESTIMATES 25C 1960 PCGS MS67 The estimates you see published in this catalog are Bold, brilliant silver surfaces radiate with a strong, nearly reflective luster on both sides. Nicely struck and offering based on HAMMER. Keep in mind that a coin exceptional surface preservation, free of any serious contact or could be either low or high end for the grade, have unsightly toning, this SUPERB GEM ranks very high on the PCGS Population Report. stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price PCGS 29, NGC 82. There are just four graded higher. While the differences within a grade, and we offer estimates most recent example sold for $960, this coin sold for $2,820 in as a guide so Collector’s can have a better idea of February 2013. None of the four coins graded higher have ever value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball sold in auction. This coin should sell for more than the $850 listed in the PCGS Price Guide. Good luck! estimates in order to claim stronger sales. These published estimates represent what PCGS# 5868m • ESTIMATE: $800+ Legend Rare Coin Auctions determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality. There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale. We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us. We are here to help you! 63

LOT 139 25C 1962 PCGS MS67+ WOW! If you are looking to upgrade your Washington quarter set, take a look at this stunning, SUPERB 1962. Attractive rainbow iridescent toning encircles the brilliant silver center of the obverse. Rich blue, green, and peach-rose-gold sit on top of each other in narrow stratified bands, before fading into a broader dusting of apricot-rose and sky-blue that is enlivened by a stunning mint brilliance. The eye appeal is so high end, you can ignore the one or two teeny ticks that keep this from an even loftier grade. PCGS 5, NGC 5. Only a single example has ever sold in auction realizing a record of $26,400 in March 2019 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $26,500. We expect that bidding will be intense for this coin among the Registry Set crowd, and anyone working on the FINEST set will need to add this impressive SUPERB GEM to their sets. Good luck! PCGS# 5872 • ESTIMATE: $15,000+ LOT 140 LOT 141 25C 1964 PCGS MS67 25C 1974 PCGS MS67+ An attractively toned Type A Reverse quarter in SUPERB grade! One of just two graded MS67+ and NONE FINER at PCGS, Wonderful autumnal gold, green, and reddish hues alternate with these mid-1970s vintage clad quarters were struck in huge the original silver surfaces. Sharply struck and highly lustrous, quantity and went into circulation. The roll hoarding craze of this beauty is among the FINEST graded. the 1950s and 1960s was over, so fewer quantities were saved in pristine grades. The present SUPERB example is TOP POP and PCGS 40, NGC 52. While this one is not as dramatically toned, has a gorgeous visual allure. Delicately dusted with iridescent the last one to sell in auction brought $1,087 in our March 2020 toning on both sides of this virtually perfect GEM. Sharply struck Regency Auction. This coin last sold for $1,293 in March 2014. and devoid of all but tiniest of ticks, this coin has a great look. The current PCGS value is $850, but it should sell for more. Good luck. PCGS 2, NGC 0. NONE have sold in auction, the Collectors Universe value is $2,000. If you are working on the FINEST of PCGS# 5876 • ESTIMATE: $750+ modern Washington quarters, you need to bid fiercely to get your hands on this important coin. Don’t let the opportunity pass you by. PCGS# 5893 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ 64

LOT 142 50C 1875-CC PCGS MS65 Sharp and clean, this is a real GEM 75-CC half dollar housed in an ancient green tag PCGS holder. Satiny lustrous surfaces glow from below a layer of somewhat questionable pearly-dove- silver patina that shows delicate touches of gold throughout. The definition is sharp throughout, with boldly struck up drapery lines and eagle feathers on both sides. There are a few minor traces of contact that are hidden throughout, but the surfaces seem to be cleaner overall than the Battle Born PCGS/CAC MS65, which is the most recent example to sell in auction. Despite the slightly “off” toning, the eye appeal is quite nice and presents very well. PCGS 8, NGC 4. Only two PCGS MS65s have ever sold in auction, both in 2012, the Battle Born coin realizing $8,625 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $9,500. Just three coins are graded finer, one each in MS65+, MS66, and MS66+. The last MS66 was the Gardner coin that sold for $35,250 in June 2014. An important opportunity for the specialist collector, which will see spirited bidding. Good luck. PCGS# 6350 • ESTIMATE: $7,000+ LOT 143 LOT 144 50C 1887 PCGS MS66 CAC 50C 1883 NGC PF65 Like so many high grade examples of this low mintage date, the A lovely GEM Proof Seated half dollar. Crisp, watery mirrors highly lustrous fields show off a bold reflection, and this one is flash in a light. The obverse is toned a delightful combination of oh, so close to a full PL designation. Totally original and pretty pale shades of blue, violet, red, and gold; the reverse features a patina grace the highly lustrous surfaces. The details are crisp and more prominent deep blue at the center transitioning to russet at the surfaces are clean. The eye appeal is impressive for this GEM the rims. An attractive and pleasing high grade example from a survivor from an original mintage of only 5,000. proof mintage of 1,039. PCGS 14, NGC 9, CAC 6. Only two PCGS/CAC examples have PCGS 37, NGC 40. The last NGC PF65 sold at auction brought ever sold in auction, one for $6,300 and the other for $3,600. The $2,040 in September 2018 and the current Collectors Universe current CAC CPG value is $5,500 and the Collectors Universe value is $2,500. A handsome coin for the collector of proof value is listed at $6,000. Just eight coins are graded finer, making Seated type. this GEM a worthy contender for a great Seated half dollar set or type collection. PCGS# 6444 • ESTIMATE: $1,600+ PCGS# 6369 • ESTIMATE: $4,500+ 65

LOT 145 50C 1911-D PCGS MS66 A lovely, frosty, mint fresh looking PQ GEM. A strong, untoned silver luster blooms all over with a satiny vibrance. The details are sharply struck up and the quality is clean and generally very pleasing, even though we note a minor scuff on the cheek. An example that ranks high on the PCGS Population Report and from a lower mintage of 695,080. PCGS 13, NGC 5. Its been four years since a non-CAC PCGS example sold in auction, more recently CAC-approved examples have brought $5,040, in line with the current Collectors Universe value of $5,000. Just seven examples have ever graded higher a real challenge for any advanced Barber half dollar collector. PCGS# 6522 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ LOT 146 50C 1896 PCGS PR67 CAC A truly SUPERB example! Magnificent reflective fields have bold flash and beam with a strong clarity throughout the fields. The devices are thickly frosted and stand out nicely against the icy-glassy mirrors. Both sides are deeply toned but they do not obscure the intensity of the flashy Proof surfaces. The eye appeal is excellent. Only 762 Proofs were struck. PCGS 7, NGC 13, CAC 5. This coin represents the last two auction sales, selling for $9,988 in April 2014 and $6,300 in June 2020 and the CAC CPG value is $5,940. We have said for ages that the market has unfairly treated Proof Barbers and with only three finer in the designation, this impressive coin should bring a strong price. Who knows when another PCGS/CAC example will come up for sale. PCGS# 6543 • ESTIMATE: $6,000+ LOT 147 50C 1915 NGC PF67 This SUPERB GEM PROOF has deeply mirrored fields and a glittering mostly white obverse with peripheral blue-gold highlights. The reverse is evenly toned in rose gold. A modest 450 Proofs were struck in this last year of issue for Charles Barberís design. A low Philadelphia Mint business strike mintage of 138,000 adds to collector demand for this date. PCGS 9, NGC 13, only 12 finer. Although the Price Guide lists the value at $5,250, results at auction are consistently in the range of $6,000-8,000. Last NGC PF67 auctioned realized $6,300 in April 2018. Among the finest known proofs and likely to elicit spirited bidding. PCGS# 6562 • ESTIMATE: $5,000+ 66

LOT 148 LOT 149 50C 1916 PCGS MS66 50C 1917 PCGS MS66 The first year of the Walking Liberty series showed a mintage Deep, rich, dark violet and blue toning mingles with traces of of only 608,000 struck in Philadelphia. Surprisingly few were blood-orange and lilac. The beautiful hues are brought out be a saved at the time as a first year of issue, and GEMS are truly bold, satiny brilliance. The reverse is untoned and highly lustrous. very scarce, MS66s more so, and this date is downright RARE Sharply struck up on both sides, showing full, crisp details. What a any finer. The present MS66 is rich with a satiny mint frost and great looking coin! glowing brilliance. Well struck both sides, this GEM is delicately toned and nicely preserved with nearly flawless surfaces. The eye PCGS 107, NGC 40. The current Collectors Universe value is appeal is very pleasing. listed at $3,000 and with its totally unique visual allure, this one should bring more. VERY RARE any finer, PCGS has graded 15 PCGS 107, NGC 60. The last non-CAC PCGS example sold for finer. Bid accordingly. $2,880 in the 2019 ANA auction and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,000. Just 15 examples have ever been PCGS# 6569 • ESTIMATE: $2,400+ graded finer at PCGS, the finest being MS67. Even in MS66+ these are worth around the five-figure level. Worthy of a strong bid, and placement in a really nice collection of Walkers. Good luck. PCGS# 6566 • ESTIMATE: $2,500+ NOTES 67

LOT 150 50C 1920-S PCGS MS66 An unbelievable quality example of this conditionally VERY RARE early date Walker. Though the mintage was fairly generous, with over 4.6 million struck, a steep recession in 1921 and the Great Depression that began in 1929, led to the majority disappearing into circulation where they would remain for ages. In the Premium GEM grade offered here and finer, only 20 have ever been graded between PCGS and NGC combined! Clearly there is duplication in those figures! A thick, satiny mint luster is aglow with an unmolested, perfectly clean frosty sheen. Only with the aid of a strong glass do you find any traces of contact, anywhere on the surfaces, mostly hidden away from view in non-focal point areas of the design. Generally well struck on both sides, just a slight touch of bluntness of can be found in areas, but is typical for the date. The eye appeal is exceptional and we really do not see any reason CAC did not “bean” this beautiful GEM, it is a mystery to us! PCGS 6, NGC 10. The last two examples sold in auction were CAC approved; this coin was the last non-CAC example to sell realizing $35,250 in the 2016 ANA auction. The current Collectors Universe value is $50,000. Just two PCGS coins have ever graded finer, both 66+ and we sold the only one in our January 2019 Regency Auction for a world record $96,938. Worthy of a premium bid and placement in a world class set of Walkers, we anticipate very strong demand here! Good luck! PCGS# 6582 • ESTIMATE: $32,000+ 68

LOT 151 LOT 152 50C 1934-D PCGS MS66+ CAC 50C 1936-D PCGS MS67 CAC WOW! This coin is AMAZING! Stunning everything! The IMPRESSIVE FROSTY GEM WALKER quality is off the charts! A blazing ball of luster beams white hot on both sides with a bold, rolling cartwheel. A blush of the Immaculate SUPERB quality surfaces blaze with full mint frost clearest pale gold can be seen at certain angles, imparting an and a wonderful golden patina towards the rims. The luster swirls amazing eye appeal. with a vibrant intensity. Sharply struck with excellent details. A true GEM in every sense of the word. We LOVE the look of PCGS 240, NGC 36, CAC 35. There are 29 in MS66+ and just this beauty! six finer. We sold the most recent example in our September 2019 Regency Auction for $6,756. The Collectors Universe value is PCGS 43, NGC 28, CAC 20. The PCGS Price Guide value listed at $4,000 but we think that is too low. Keep in mind that is $4,500. We sold a similarly graded coin from the Forsythe the last MS67 sold in November 2011, and back then one sold for Collection for $4,935 in May 2020, and this coin has the eye $16,100. These are indeed VERY RARE any finer. What a great appeal to exceed that price. coin that will delight any Walker specialist, a truly SUPERB example. PCGS# 6599 • ESTIMATE: $4,000+ PCGS# 6593 • ESTIMATE: $3,600+ LOT 153 LOT 154 50C 1936-S NGC MS67 50C 1937 PCGS MS67+ CAC A wonderful example of this issue in this lofty state of A beautiful example! Truly SUPERB in every way! A bold, vivid, preservation. Tied for second highest graded at NGC, this brilliant, satin luster is aglow on both the obverse and reverse brilliant and lustrous untoned 36-S truly is a SUPERB GEM. bringing out a delicate dusting of pastel iridescent tone on both Generally well struck and offering clean, nearly flawless sides. Sharply struck throughout with nearly full definition in all surfaces this coin has an impressive technical quality, as well as parts of the design. The surfaces and devices are clean, with no visual allure. visible distractions, even under the use of glass. PCGS 15, NGC 22. One sold in March 2020 for $5,880, but PCGS 185, NGC 89, CAC 80. There are 26 graded MS67+ and before that, there are two records from autumn 2019 for $7,800 just 7 finer. The most recent examples sold in the $1,560 to $1,920 and $6,900. There are two graded finer at NGC, both MS67+. A range and the current Collectors Universe value is $2,800. The nice coin that belongs in a nice set of high grade Walkers. value jumps into the $15,000 to $35,000 range in MS68, making this a great value for the Registry Set collector. Good luck! PCGS# 6600 • ESTIMATE: $5,250+ PCGS# 6601 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ 69

LOT 155 LOT 156 50C 1937-S PCGS MS66+ CAC 50C 1938 PCGS MS67 Frosty, satiny, and high end everything, this GEM approaches the With just a bakers’ dozen graded finer, this SUPERB GEM SUPERB category in terms of technical quality and is there in 1938 is just what most collectors look for in their Walkers! High terms of eye appeal. Sharply struck and essentially untoned, this grade, strong visual allure, and crisp strike combine with a pearly coin has a great look that will delight any Walker collector. silver-gold luster and impressively clean surfaces. Very nice overall, and a coin any collector should delight in. PCGS 527, NGC 144, CAC 115. There are 63 in MS66+ at PCGS, and this date is RARE in MS67. The most recent PCGS 118, NGC 41. Just 13 are graded finer. the most recent examples sold between $630 to $690, but there are records in the examples have sold in the $840 to $960 range with the current $900 to $1,200 range and the current Collectors Universe value is Collectors Universe value listed at $1,300. Keep in mind the value $1,100. Worthy of a GEM set, good luck. jumps to $9,500 in MS67+. Worthy of any Registry Set. PCGS# 6603 • ESTIMATE: $600+ PCGS# 6604 • ESTIMATE: $800+ LOT 157 LOT 158 50C 1938-D PCGS MS65 50C 1938-D PCGS MS66 CAC The 38-D is the KEY to the late date Walkers with a small A Premium Quality GEM example that borders on the SUPERB mintage of 491,600. This brilliantly lustrous example was likely category! Wonderfully thick, frosty, creamy, satiny luster glows dipped long ago, its surfaces showing traces of an iridescent boldly all over. Sharply struck on both sides the details are mostly silver-white hue on the obverse. The strike is very sharp and crisp throughout. Satiny smooth surfaces are adorned by a pleasing crisp with all details well defined on both sides. Clean for the original toning. The eye appeal is excellent! grade, this is a very pleasing GEM 38-D. PCGS 522, NGC 108, CAC 153. The last two sold for $1,500 and PCGS 951, NGC 387. The two most recent examples brought the current CAC CPG value is listed at $2,250. Very scarce any $810, but before that, one sold for $1,560. The current PCGS finer, this example is worthy of a very close look and strong bid. Price Guide value is $1,000. Always popular and always in demand. PCGS# 6605 • ESTIMATE: $1,300+ PCGS# 6605 • ESTIMATE: $750+ 70

LOT 159 LOT 160 50C 1939-S PCGS MS67 50C 1940 PCGS MS67+ CAC Blazing mint luster booms all over this untoned, sharply struck Delicately toned surfaces are aglow with a pleasing, pearlescent SUPERB GEM! Looking as fresh as the day it came off of the luster. The ultra clean surfaces are SUPERB quality, free of any dies, the surfaces are clean, untoned, and we are not sure why this serious marks. The devices are sharply and crisply struck up with very attractive piece did not get beaned at CAC. bold definition on both sides. The eye appeal is excellent and totally original. PCGS 231, NGC 138. The last one sold for $990 in June 2020, and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,250. This one is so PCGS 395, NGC 241, CAC 168. There are just 61 graded finer. fresh and clean, it should sell for a strong price. RARE any finer. There is a wide range of APRs ranging from $720 to $1,880 in the most recent appearances, with the current PCGS Price Guide value PCGS# 6608 • ESTIMATE: $900+ listed at $1,150. RARE finer, this is date is very tough in MS68. PCGS# 66609 • ESTIMATE: $900+ LOT 161 50C 1940 PCGS MS68 CAC Among the FINEST known examples, to just glance at this MS68 Walker is to fall in love with it! A silky, brilliant virtually perfect SUPERB GEM! All of the design elements are fully and crisply rendered by an exacting, precise blow from the dies. Lovingly cared for since the coin came off the dies, the surfaces are pristine and immaculate. The luster is absolutely brilliant throughout. A delicate dusting of iridescent pale blue (indeed palest blue possible) attests to the amazing originality and adds to the already AMAZING eye appeal. PCGS 28, NGC 18, CAC 11. The last three were sold by us, ranging from $6,756 to $7,344. PCGS assigns a value of $7,000 while the CAC CPG value is $7,500. Just a single MS68+ is graded finer, a coin that realized $29,375 in our September 2019 Regency Auction, a world record for the date. An exceptional quality beauty that is worthy of the finest of sets. PCGS# 6609 • ESTIMATE: $6,000+ 71

LOT 162 LOT 163 50C 1941 PCGS MS68 50C 1941-D PCGS MS67 CAC A marvelous beauty that is tied for second FINEST graded WOW! Was PCGS ever harsh on this 41-D. We have seen MS67+ at PCGS. A wonderful blazing SUPERB GEM, this sharply examples that do not have the clean, brilliant surfaces and sharply struck example has the slightest blush of faint, clear gold that is struck devices that this one has. While we make no guarantees that enhanced by an intense mint luster. Exceptional technical and this SUPERB Walker will upgrade, it certainly has the eye appeal aesthetic quality that is sure to delight the pickiest of collectors! and technical quality of an even higher grade. The vibrance of the luster creates an impressive impact visually. PCGS 30, NGC 28. We sold the most recent one in January 2020 for $4,700 and prior to that, we sold one for $5,405 in June PCGS 252, NGC 176, CAC 129. The Collectors Universe value is 2019. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,750. listed at $650 in MS67 and $3,500 in 67+, we have no doubt this Just a single MS68+ has ever been graded and has never sold in Premium Quality SUPERB GEM will realize a price in between auction. Worthy of a world class Walker set, and will see stiff those two levels. competition when it crosses the block. PCGS# 6612 • ESTIMATE: $850+ PCGS# 6611 • ESTIMATE: $3,600+ LOT 164 LOT 165 50C 1942 PCGS MS67+ 50C 1942 PCGS MS67+ CAC A magnificent, beautifully toned SUPERB GEM. Incredible A delightfully and highly lustrous coin that ranks just below the top album toning encircles blazing silver centers. Deep, rich burnt of the pop. The flashy surfaces beam all over with a bold cartwheel orange and aubergine tones are enlivened by a brilliant silver vibrance. Sharply struck and frosty the surfaces are clean and a luster. The color and quality are absolutely high end. really impressive coin. PCGS 58, NGC 7. There are just seven graded higher. This PCGS 439, NGC 379, CAC 206. PCGS has graded 58 in MS67+ impressive coin is worth a strong bid from the toned Walker and just seven finer. There is a wide range of recent prices realized specialist. The current Collectors Universe value is $2,250. We at auction, ranging from $1,200 to $4,800 and the current PCGS expect intense bidding for this one. Price Guide value is $2,250. Keep in mind that a PCGS MS68 is worth around $20,000. This impressive SUPERB GEM is a great PCGS# 6614 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ coin and at at great price point. Good luck. PCGS# 6614 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ 72

LOT 166 LOT 167 50C 1943 PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1943-S PCGS MS66+ CAC Virtual perfection! This SUPERB GEM is very pretty and totally Incredible, blazing, white-hot, untoned silver luster really glows original with a warm billowing luster that glows brilliantly from with an uncanny brilliance on both sides. Nicely, though somewhat the pearly-silver white surfaces. A touch of toning is seen at less than fully struck, as typically seen. The intense silver surfaces certain angles on the obverse, accenting the razor sharp devices. beam all over, giving this beauty a just struck look. Combining both outstanding technical and visual qualities, this lovely example is great for any collector. PCGS 949, NGC 313, CAC 224. There are 132 MS66+s graded MS66+. The most recent example brought $852 in our July 2020 PCGS 691, NGC 555, CAC 308. There are 103 pieces in Regency Auction and the Collectors Universe value is $900. With MS67+ and the most recent example we sold realized $1,351 its great look, we see no reason why that level cannot be exceeded and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,500. when the hammer falls. Very scarce finer. Keep in mind that only 14 are graded finer, and a 68 will cost $25,000+ if you can find one (we sold the last three MS68s PCGS# 6620 • ESTIMATE: $700+ realizing from $17,038 to $35,250). This SUPERB GEM seems a great value to us! PCGS# 6618 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ LOT 168 LOT 169 50C 1944 PCGS MS67+ 50C 1944-S PCGS MS66+ A truly delightful SUPERB GEM example of this late date Blazing luster blooms all over the blast white satiny surfaces. A Walker. Brilliantly lustrous silver surfaces radiate with a strong marvelous coin with a decent strike and remarkably clean surfaces, satiny frost. Some delicate gold at the obverse rims frame the which impart a great visual allure. smooth fileds and sharply struck devices. We are not exactly sure what CAC didn’t like here, but we certainly think its PCGS 142, NGC 15. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed worthy of its lofty grade. at $1,500 and the most recent PCGS non-CAC example brought $1,350 in February 2019. With just 10 coins graded finer at PCGS, PCGS 32, NGC 5. Only 2 are graded higher. The last non-CAC all MS67, this date is excessively RARE any finer. Bid accordingly. example sold in May 2019 for only $2,760, but this coin sold for $3,760 in the 2016 Central States auction. The current PCGS PCGS# 6623 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ Price Guide value is listed at $5,000. Just two coins are graded finer, and the last 68 sold a decade ago for over $109,000! What a great opportunity for the Registry Set collector--don’t let it slip by! PCGS# 6621 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ 73

LOT 170 LOT 171 50C 1945-D PCGS MS67+ CAC 50C 1945-S PCGS MS67 Varied green tones on both sides blend with subtle sea-blue, Tied for second HIGHEST graded at either service with just two gold, and rose hues, the subtle differences in color are brought PCGS coins graded MS67+ finer. Subtle peripheral toning on both out by a vivacious and brilliant mint luster. The devices are sides suggest album storage. A decent strike shows just some minor sharply impressed with nearly complete definition on both sides. weakness, but the brilliant luster makes up for it, accenting very The surfaces are very clean and free of any serious distractions, smooth, clean, nearly flawless surfaces. The eye appeal is pleasing. virtually perfect in terms of quality and very high end in terms of eye appeal. PCGS 60, NGC 41. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,750 and the most recent non-CAC PCGS graded examples PCGS 274, NGC 232, CAC 135. There are just 33 are graded have sold in the $2,000-$3,500 range generally. With its nice looks, MS67+. The most recent example we sold was in our December we think this one should fit nicely in any set. Keep in mind just two 2019 Regency Auction, which brought $2,174 and the current MS67+s have graded finer. Collectors Universe value is $2,750. Just two are graded MS68 finer, neither has ever sold in auction. This beautifully toned PCGS# 6626 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ SUPERB GEM is worthy of a very strong bid for sure! Good luck. PCGS# 6625 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ LOT 172 50C 1946 PCGS MS67+ TOP POP and virtually pristine! The surfaces are brilliantly lustrous with a strong satin glow across both sides. The devices are sharp and crisp, with full details impressed on both sides. A light and very delicate pearlescent sheen has possession of the peripheries and fade into the blistering silver brilliance of the silver in the fields. The eye appeal is quite nice. PCGS 20, NGC 6. NONE ARE GRADED FINER at either service. No Non-CAC PCGS coin has ever sold in auction, but CAC approved examples have sold between $7,800 and $22,325 in 2020 alone. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $15,000. This one is quite nice and should see strong bidding. Worthy of a great set. PCGS# 6627 • ESTIMATE: $7,000+ 74

LOT 173 LOT 174 50C 1946-D PCGS MS67 CAC 50C 1946-S PCGS MS67 A pretty, high end SUPERB GEM. A satiny lustrous MS67 example. Mostly brilliant silver surfaces have a splash of dappled coppery and deep blue tones that can be Attractive, well struck, and satiny with a wonderful eye appeal. seen on the obverse periphery. A single line is all we think keeps Pearly-silver surfaces have a lovely satin sheen and the faintest this lovely, well preserved and sharply struck example from getting blush of the clearest gold. Free of any distracting marks or lines a CAC bean. of any kind, the eye appeal is exceptional. PCGS 103, NGC 80. The most recent example sold for $1,560 in PCGS 127, NGC 132, CAC 69. The CAC CPG value is $1,250 June 2020, but before that, these were selling for about $950. The and the Collectors Universe value is $1,200. Just 14 are graded current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,500. VERY RARE finer, we sold two PCGS MS67+ CAC for $15,275. A great any finer, there are seven graded MS67+ finer and that is it (and looking coin that is bound for a wonderful set of late date keep in mind the most recent example sold in our January 2020 Walkers. Regency Auction for nearly $25,000! Good luck. PCGS# 6628 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ PCGS# 6629 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ LOT 175 LOT 176 50C 1947 PCGS MS67 50C 1947-D PCGS MS67 A pearly textured SUPERB GEM with frosty mint luster that A lovely, high grade example of this final Walker date that displays blooms all over this 1947 half dollar. Well struck devices stand wonderful splashes of coppery orange-gold toning that has tinges against smooth, generally problem free surfaces. A dusting of of olive and tan. Sharply struck up, the surfaces are generally clean pearlescent hues grace both sides, attesting to the originality of and has a warm, satiny bloom. this high grade coin. PCGS 72, NGC 59. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed PCGS 111, NGC 67. The most recent example we sold brought at $1,500 and the average of the last 10 non-CAC PCGS graded $1,234 in December 2019, more recently one sold for $900 in examples brought $1,178. RARE any finer, neither service shows June 2020. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at anything graded higher than MS67+ on the Population Reports. $1,600 and it leaps to $12,500 in 67+. Bound for a really nice Worthy of a nice toned set. GEM set. PCGS# 6631 • ESTIMATE: $900+ PCGS# 6630 • ESTIMATE: $900+ 75

LOT 177 50C 1936 PCGS PR67 Blazing, brilliant mirrors gleam all over on this SUPERB GEM! Unbelievable quality abounds on this stunning beauty. Flawless mirrors grace both sides accenting sharply struck devices that stand out boldly. The vivacity and blazing flash in the reflective fields dazzle the eye, giving this exceptional coin its outstanding eye appeal. In 1936, the mint began striking Proof Sets for collectors for the first time since 1915, with a mintage of 3,901. SUPERB grade examples of the half dollar are quite rare and a true prize. PCGS 55, NGC 78. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $8,500. The most recent example sold for $6,844 in the 2020 FUN auction. We are unsure why CAC didn’t bean this one, but take our word, the eye appeal is magnificent! Anything finer will cost $20,000 or more. Good luck! PCGS# 6636 • ESTIMATE: $6,250+ LOT 178 LOT 179 50C 1939 PCGS PR67 CAC 50C 1941 PCGS PR67+ CAC A beautiful SUPERB GEM housed in an OGH. Incredibly bold, Totally original and truly SUPERB, this gorgeous GEM is reflective mirrors are the epitome of flashy and offer a wonderful defined by a highly reflective watery flash in the fields that blaze depth of clarity. Heavy flow lines are seen, indicating a later through a delicate yellow-gold iridescent toning. Some deeper strike. Every detail is razor sharp, with a pleasing frost, the reliefs toning dots are seen scattered but they do not detract. Virtually stand out in stark contrast against the watery fields. The eye perfect the eye appeal is stunning. appeal is incredible, and this coin looks GREAT in its old green tag holder. PCGS 455, NGC 333, CAC 200. There are 69 in PR67+ at PCGS. An example sold in our May 2020 Regency Auction for $1,528 PCGS 404, NGC 360, CAC 177. The most recent example we and one sold in our October 2019 Auction for $1,763. The current sold brought $1,058 in January 2020 and the CAC CPG value is Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,600. RARE any finer with $1,060. RARE any finer, this coin will see very spirited bidding 40 graded higher. A lovely coin like this should sell for a premium when it crosses the block! bid and belongs in a hand selected set of Proof Walkers. Good luck. PCGS# 6639 • ESTIMATE: $800+ PCGS# 6641 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ 76

LOT 180 LOT 181 50C 1942 PCGS PR67+ CAC 50C 1942 PCGS PR68 Flashy! The fields are essentially without flaw in every way A truly PRISTINE Proof 1942 half dollar. Rich, reflective fields boasting a bold watery reflective mirrored finish. The sharply have a bold watery flash. Both sides are essentially flawless, we struck devices stand out boldly. The eye appeal is excellent. can find zero imperfections anywhere, even under the careful inspection with a strong glass. Clearly stored in an album prior to PCGS 1054, NGC 881, CAC 452. There are 114 in PR67+. The grading, there is wonderful peripheral toning, depending on the most recent example to sell in auction was not CAC and realized angle, shades of blue, rose, gold, and green hues that grace both $1,440 in March 2020 and the current Collectors Universe value sides framing a gently pearly-silver surface. An amazing SUPERB is $1,000. Worthy of a strong bid, this date is scarce finer. GEM amongst the VERY FINEST graded. PCGS# 6642 • ESTIMATE: $850+ PCGS 76, NGC 182. We sold one in December 2019 for $2,820 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $3,500. This gorgeous example is worthy of a very strong bid! Good luck! PCGS# 6642 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ LOT 182 LOT 183 50C 1948 PCGS MS67 FBL 50C 1948-D PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC With just a single MS67+ FBL graded higher, this is a very A lovely toned, Mint Set coin. Boldly lustrous with a sharp strike important example of this series’ first year issue. A SUPERB on both sides, this borderline SUPERB coin. Olive, tan, russet, and GEM that is destined for a very high ranking PCGS Registry Set. gold hues dominate. Accents of blue and red can be found in the A strong mint brilliance radiates boldly across both obverse and legends of the reverse when rotated in the light. A few minor ticks reverse. As the surfaces are twirled and tilted in a light, a subtle are all that keeps this coin from an even higher grade. Impressive! opalescent, pastel iridescent toning comes to life. Sharply struck devices stand out on the smooth, essentially flawless fields; a strong glass reveals a tiny tick or two on the Liberty Bell, none of which are distracting or affect the wonderful eye appeal. PCGS 29, NGC 9. Very similar in look to the one we sold in PCGS 515, NGC 54, CAC 75. There are 48 coins graded MS66+ September 2018 for $3,642, more recent examples have sold FBL. The last PCGS/CAC example sold for $1,020 in June 2019 in the $1,920 to $2,340 range. The current PCGS Price Guide and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,200. There value is listed at $3,000. The single finest MS67+ FBL sold five are only 14 graded finer at PCGS, the last one bringing $8,400 in years ago in our September 2015 Regency Auction for nearly February 2018. Worthy of a wonderful Franklin set. $25,000. We expect strong bidding from the Franklin Registry Set collector when this beauty crosses the block! Good luck.  PCGS# 86652 • ESTIMATE: $900+ PCGS# 86651 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ 77

LOT 184 LOT 185 50C 1949 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1949 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC A satiny lustrous GEM! Beautifully toned on both sides, this A very pleasing Franklin half. The surfaces are really clean and coin is totally original and very high end for the assigned grade. smooth. Only using a strong glass could we find two microscopic Soft blue, pinkish-rose, and slate toning is accented by a bold ticks that probably kept this coin from an MS67 designation. A full cartwheel brilliance. The eye appeal is excellent. booming cartwheel like luster beams boldly from all over. Both sides are bathed in natural cardboard holder shades of russet-tan, PCGS 398, NGC 78, CAC 88. There are 42 graded MS66+ FBL. and deep reddish gold. This is NOT a dull or drab coin. All of the The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $950. There are details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is totally original! just a half dozen graded finer at PCGS, and those bring five figure prices on the rare occasion that they appear in auction. Bound for PCGS 399, NGC78, CAC 88. PCGS has graded 43 in MS66+ FBL a top tier set! and just a half dozen are graded finer. The most recent example we sold brought $908 in our September 2018 Premier Session and the PCGS# 86653 • ESTIMATE: $850+ current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $950. Keep in mind that anything finer carries a five-figure price tag. This glorious GEM is a great piece for anyone working on a great set that does not want to spend $10,000+! Good luck. PCGS# 86653 • ESTIMATE: $750+ LOT 186 LOT 187 50C 1949-D PCGS MS66 FBL 50C 1949-S PCGS MS67 Frosty and satiny with a bold lustrous vibe throughout. The Among the highest graded for the date, this 49-S has just a touch of lightest blush of the clearest of iridescent gold toning Sharply weakness at the bottom of the Liberty Bell, otherwise the devices struck, a strong glass reveals just the most minute, microscopic are sharp and crisp. Boldly lustrous with a thick satiny frost ticks and traces of contact on both sides, none impact the visual throughout the nearly PRISTINE surfaces. Delicately dusted with allure in any serious way. original pearly silver and tan-gold, which deepens to a slate blue at the periphery. The eye appeal is excellent and we are not sure why PCGS 107, NGC 9. The current PCGS Price Guide value is CAC did not bean this excellent GEM. listed at $1,100 and recent auction records range from about $750 to $900. There are only 19 graded higher, all graded PCGS 20, NGC 7. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed MS66+ FBL, and the value jumps to $5,500 in that highest at $1,800 and the most recent non-CAC example brought $1,320 grade. Good luck. back in November 2017. There is just a single MS67+ graded finer and keep in mind with a slightly stronger strike this is a PCGS# 86654 • ESTIMATE: $750+ $3,500-$4,000 coin. Good luck. PCGS# 6655 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ 78

LOT 188 LOT 189 50C 1949-S PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1950 PCGS MS67 FBL Thick satiny, brilliant mint frost abounds with a strong luster. An incredible SUPERB GEM boasting stunning original color on Speckled gold gleams all over with hints of purple-lilac toning, both sides. This coin’s toning and eye appeal make it very hard to the eye appeal is totally original. Sharply struck devices are look away. Each angle reveals a new view and the strong, flashy boldly defined throughout. A very pleasing GEM worthy of a cartwheel luster brings out the stunning visual allure. A splash great set. of dramatic rainbow colors glide along GOD WE TRUST and form a frame around the untoned shoulder and field around 195. PCGS 272, NGC 54, CAC 86. There are 41 graded MS66+ FBL Surrounding that is a speckled iridescent toning that delights the eye. and rare any finer. The most recent example brought $1,080 and The reverse is likewise a speckled, dappled iridescent patina in the the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,450. Keep in pattern of an ancient fingerprint. Sharply struck and boldly lustrous, mind that in 67 FBL the last CAC approved example realized the surfaces are clean and free of any distracting marks. $5,760. An exceptionally high end for the grade example that will see very strong bidding from specialist collectors. PCGS 25, NGC 6. There is a wide range of APRS. The most recent sold for $3,000 in June 2020, but prior to that, one sold in PCGS# 86655 • ESTIMATE: $850+ March 2019 for $4,800 and one sold in April 2018 for $4,080. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,250. NOTE: the last MS67+ FBL sold for nearly $40,000 in the 2018 ANA auction, so we suspect this beautiful and SUPERB example will bring a very strong price when the hammer falls. Good luck! PCGS# 86656 • ESTIMATE: $3,500+ LOT 190 LOT 191 50C 1950 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1950-D PCGS MS66+ FBL A very high end and attractively toned early date Franklin half Truly on the cusp of the SUPERB GEM grade, this is a wonderful in an impressive state of preservation. A strong beaming luster high grade example of this early date Franklin that is rarely seen rolls vividly all over, highlighting a supple pastel iridescent so fine, indeed it is among those near the apex of the Population toning that is a delight to behold. Clearly this set sat undisturbed Report with just a 67 and a 67+ in the FBL designation graded for a long time in an envelope or mint set holder. The surfaces higher. Both sides are awash in original Mint Set holder toning. are as clean as can be expected and the eye appeal quite nice! Splashes of russet-tan, olive-green, and flashes of rose and teal that come out when rotated in a light. PCGS 388, NGC 68, CAC 84. PCGS has graded 56 in MS66+ FBL. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,350 PCGS 29, NGC 2. The three most recent non-CAC examples sold and with its good looks we expect this nearly SUPERB example in the $2,000-$2,350 range, and the current Collectors Universe to sell for close to that amount. RARE any finer, making this an value is $3,250. The sole MS67 FBL to ever grade (and sell in excellent addition to any carefully selected set. auction) realized $32,400 in the 2020 FUN auction. PCGS# 86656 • ESTIMATE: $900+ PCGS# 86657 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ 79

LOT 192 LOT 193 50C 1950-D PCGS MS66 FBL 50C 1951 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC Satiny lustrous with nicely frosted surfaces, this GEM has a great The 1951 Franklin half rarely comes with fully struck up details look. Imbued with the the most delicate hint of pale gold toning. on the Liberty Bell, making it a very challenging date. Indeed this Careful inspection with a strong glass fails to reveal any serious is one of the finer pieces known, with fewer than a dozen graded contact anywhere. Very difficult to find any finer, this GEM is higher in the designation. A glowing satiny sheen glows through ideal for any budget minded Registry Set collector. lovely original Mint Set toning. Crisply defined and boldly eye appealing, this GEM belongs in a very high end set! PCGS 118, NGC 12. The most recent example sold for $990 and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,250. A lovely PCGS 210, NGC 33, CAC 45. PCGS has graded 18 in MS66+ coin that will prove our estimate conservative. Good luck. FBL. The most recent PCGS/CAC example sold in September 2015 for $2,233. There are 11 graded higher, the most recent MS67 PCGS# 86657 • ESTIMATE: $800+ FBL CAC sold in the 2019 ANA auction for $26,400! This PQ GEM seems like a great value to us! Good luck! PCGS# 86658 • ESTIMATE: $1,250+ LOT 194 50C 1951 PCGS MS67 FBL Franklin half dollar collectors take note of this important opportunity! Presented here is one of the dozen FINEST graded examples of this conditionally rare date; just eight are graded MS67 FBL and there are just three finer in MS67+ FBL. The present SUPERB GEM is highly lustrous, the surfaces highlight a gorgeous frame of lemon and tangerine-gold on the obverse and sharply struck, frosty devices on both sides. Only under intense magnification with the aid of a strong glass does a few miniscule tiny ticks are seen, but these have zero impact on the wonderful eye appeal. A truly SUPERB example, this GEM belongs in a great set. PCGS 8, NGC 5. There has not been a non-CAC example sold in auction since the 2016 ANA auction where one brought just shy of $10,000. More recently a CAC approved example realized $26,400 in the 2019 ANA auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $15,000. NONE of the three MS67+ FBLs that have been graded finer have ever sold in auction, making this a prime candidate for one of the FINEST Franklin half dollar sets on the PCGS Registry. PCGS# 86658 • ESTIMATE: $9,000+ 80

LOT 195 LOT 196 50C 1951-D PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1951-S PCGS MS66+ FBL A lovely PQ GEM that is more than worthy of its lofty assigned Satiny mint luster blooms on both sides of this sharply struck grade and designation. Lustrous surfaces are wonderfully Premium GEM, highlighting lovely, delicate toning. The eye appeal preserved, free of any distracting marks. The brilliance brings to is truly wonderful and totally original. VERY RARE any finer. life a pale pearly silver tinged with golden-tan patina. Sharply struck, both sides show full definition on all the details, especially PCGS 38, NGC 6. The last one to sell brought $1,116 back in March on the bell lines. 2016. Since then, only CAC-approved examples have sold. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,500. Keep in mind a PCGS 173, NGC 29, CAC 40. There are just 17 graded MS66+ 67 FBL would cost in the $15,000 range. Good luck! and two finer. Clearly these are rare at these lofty grades. The most recent example realized $999 in April 2017, but prior to PCGS# 86660 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ that, this one sold in the 2016 ANA auction for $1,175 and we sold one in February 2016 for $1,763. The current PCGS value is $1,150. Neither MS67 FBL has ever sold in auction and if one were to come to the block today, we feel it would realize well into the five figures. Seems like this MS66+ FBL presents a great value and will see active bidding from the advanced set builders. PCGS# 86659 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ LOT 197 LOT 198 50C 1952-S PCGS MS67 50C 1952-S PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC Beautifully preserved and gorgeously toned, this SUPERB Tied for second highest graded at PCGS and among the TOP GEM clearly sat undisturbed in an original Mint Set holder, dozen examples graded by that service. Not only is is a lofty which imparted the wonderful toning on the obverse. Rich grade survivor in a stunning state of preservation, the eye appeal coppery-red melts into soft violet, emerald, and amber-golden is wonderful as well. Soft pastel toning graces both sides of this hues. Boldly lustrous throughout the reverse shows just a slight totally original GEM, brought to life by a strong satiny mint touch of weakness of the lines on the Liberty Bell. WOW, the frost. Nicely struck and very clean we note a hidden tiny mark or eye appeal is awesome! two, which is what holds this coin from a SUPERB GEM grade. Exceptional eye appeal, this date is excessively rare any finer. PCGS 36, NGC 18. The most recent sale was in September 2019, where one sold for $1,080 and the current PCGS Price PCGS 67, NGC 6, CAC 10. Just nine are graded 66+ FBL and a Guide value is listed at $1,150. RARE any finer, with just six in mere three have ever graded finer. While the most recent example MS67+. This coin will see spirited bidding. sold in June 2020 for $2,372, that was the first example to have sold since 2016 when two sold for $3,525 and $3,995. The PCGS# 6663 • ESTIMATE: $900+ current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,500 which seems more appropriate for this GEM. Good luck. PCGS# 86663 • ESTIMATE: $2,500+ 81

LOT 199 LOT 200 50C 1952-S PCGS MS66 FBL 50C 1953-S PCGS MS67+ CAC The last time this coin sold, about 14 years ago, it was tied for WOW! Tied for FINEST graded in any designation! The 53-S is a FINEST graded. Since then, the Population grew and it is now famed rarity when it comes to FBL status, the undisputed key to the bested by just a dozen pieces. Thickly frosted luster blooms series in that designation. This MS67+ is well struck for the issue, vividly across a broad stretch of the obverse with just a touch of with just some very minor weakness on the bell lines flanking the deep gold tone at the rim. The reverse is more deeply toned with crack, otherwise, the definition on both sides is full and complete. dark russet and forest-green hues. Sharply struck and very eye Wonderfully toned on the obverse and showing traces of color on appealing this GEM shows just a single tiny reeding mark on the the reverse, this beautiful SUPERB GEM has a stunning, totally cheek, which is what we think held it back from CAC. original look. Apricot and tangerine hues dominate with hints of subtle iridescent pastel colors that come to life with the bold, PCGS 58, NGC 4. This example last sold in the 2006 Central brilliant, exquisite luster. The eye appeal really is something special States sale, realizing nearly $3,000. Today, PCGS lists the value to behold! at $1,750. Just 12 are graded finer. A great coin worthy of a strong bid. Good luck. PCGS 39, NGC 14, CAC 21. This is one of just two at the very TOP of the POP! WOW! Last selling nearly four years ago, this PCGS# 86663 • ESTIMATE: $1,100+ SUPERB example realized $3,055 in the 2017 FUN auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $3,600 and we do not doubt that this coin will bring close to that when it crosses the block! This is a magnificent coin that belongs in a world class Registry Set. Good luck. PCGS# 6666 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ LOT 201 LOT 202 50C 1954-D PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1954-S NGC MS67 Ex Radabaugh Collection as noted on the holder. A truly Wonderfully original with dappled splashes of toning on both sides. beautiful example, a duplicate from the world class Radabaugh Colorful and lustrous this SUPERB example is tied for FINEST at Registry Set, the current #2 set. Greenish-tinged orange-gold NGC. patina graces the obverse which is enlivened by a bold luster. Well struck and generally free of any serious marks, this is a PCGS 8, NGC 8. The last one to sell brought $900 nearly two very pleasing GEM worthy of any world class set. years ago. The current Collectors Universe value is $2,000. As one of the finest extant this lovely coin will delight anyone. PCGS 245, NGC 44, CAC 40. There are 21 graded MS66+ FBL and only four finer. The most recent example to sell in auction PCGS# 6669 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ brought $1,504 in June 2020, while others have sold for as much as $2,750 (our July 2018 Premier Session). The current Collectors Universe value is $2,250. Note that it has been 18 years since the last MS67 FBL sold in auction, and even then it sold for $21,275! Worth a strong bid for the advanced collector. PCGS# 86668 • ESTIMATE: $1,250+ 82

LOT 203 LOT 204 50C 1954-S PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1955 PCGS MS66+ FBL An intensely lustrous SUPERB 54-S that is tied for second Multi-hued iridescent blue, pewter, and rose toning caresses both HIGHEST graded. Beautifully toned on both sides, this sides of this impressive PQ GEM. A vivacious luster blooms under exceptional GEM is a stunning example. Pale orange-gold and the color on smooth surfaces. The eye appeal is quite nice. powdery-lilac hues are accented by a strong brilliance. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 35, NGC 3. The two most recent PCGS coins to sell were CAC approved and sold for $960 and $1,050 in December 2019 and PCGS 206, NGC 19, CAC 31. There are just 30 graded MS66+ February 2018 respectively. The current PCGS Price Guide value is FBL and a mere 8 in MS67 FBL finer. The most recent example listed at $1,400. Only 14 are graded finer, and these have been selling to sell in auction brought $1,320, in February 2020 but prior to for more than $6,000 when they appear in auction. Good luck. that, one sold for $2,280 in December 2019 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,250. Keep in mind that the Price PCGS# 86670 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ Guide value jumps to $16,000 in 67 FBL. This one is worthy of a very strong bid and placement in a great set. PCGS# 86669 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ LOT 205 LOT 206 50C 1955 PCGS MS65 FBL GOLD CAC 50C 1956 PCGS MS67 FBL CAC WOW! First off, GOLD CAC coins are in a class all their A magnificent, SUPERB GEM example of this date. Offering a own! Collectors love them, and when they appear in auction, bold and beautiful colorful mix of toning on both sides, which fully they see very strong bidding competition. This GEM Franklin envelope the surfaces. The subtle differences in hues ranging from half dollar has exceptional quality, easily that of a 66 or powder blue to peach-rose on the obverse and sea-green and gold finer (we will allow the bidders to determine how many on the reverse. Sharply struck this aesthetically pleasing SUPERB grades undergraded this GEM is. Extremely lustrous surfaces GEM is worthy of a fine set indeed! accentuate the wonderful blue and amber toning. The eye appeal is exceptional. PCGS 61, NGC 13, CAC 51. The most recent example we sold brought $2,350 in December 2019 and this one brought $1,763 PCGS 2195, NGC 646, CAC GOLD 1. We will let the collector back in March 2017. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed determine what the value of this beauty is. The CAC CPG value at $2,200 and keep in mind that only five have ever graded finer at in MS66 FBL is $292 and $8,750 in 67 FBL. Finding another PCGS, the most recent examples bringing $7,800. This one is very Gold CAC Franklin half will be quite the challenge. much worthy of a very strong bid from the specialist collector. PCGS# 86670 • ESTIMATE: $500+ PCGS# 86671 • ESTIMATE: $1,400+ 83

LOT 207 LOT 208 50C 1957-D PCGS MS67 50C 1957-D PCGS MS67 FBL Lustrous surfaces beam all over and through a dusting of classic Tied for FINEST graded at PCGS, this is a lovely 57-D with soft, mint set toning that caresses the smoothness of both obverse and iridescent toning on both sides. Sharply struck up, this MS67 FBL reverse. Nicely struck, this coin is oh, so close to being FBL. The has clean surfaces overall. We have carefully looked at this coin eye appeal is quite lovely. NONE are graded finer through a strong glass and do not understand what precluded a CAC approval. Oh, well, we still like it as it has good technical, as PCGS 6, NGC 7. We sold a CAC-approved example in well as visual qualities. September 2018 for $1,265 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,750. PCGS 29, NGC 11. NONE ARE FINER at PCGS. Prior to the one that sold in April 2020 for $1,800, one sold in October 2019 for PCGS# 6673 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ $4,560. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $3,000. With nothing finer, this coin is destined for a superb set. PCGS# 86673 • ESTIMATE: $1,800+ LOT 209 LOT 210 50C 1958-D PCGS MS67 FBL CAC 50C 1959 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC Lovely Mint Set toning gives this SUPERB GEM a wonderful Extremely difficult to find in this lofty state of preservation and look. Light freckled olive-tan-gold is framed by a band of with just two graded finer, this date is virtually unobtainable in magenta-orange and emerald along the left periphery. Sharply SUPERB grade. This totally original Premium GEM offers a really struck up, the details of the Liberty Bell are quite bold and the cool look. Splashes of clover, emerald, and olive green blend with eye appeal is unmarred by any serious ticks or marks. coppery-peach, apricot-rose, lemon-yellow, and lilac-dove patina have an almost Pollack-esque pattern. The reverse shows freckles PCGS 99, NGC 27, CAC 60. RARE any finer with just 11 finer of russet scattered over brilliantly lustrous surfaces. The luster is in MS67+ FBL. We sold a similar looking one in September bold and and satiny with a rolling cartwheel finish that brings out 2019 for $1,087 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is the subtle differences in the shades. Sharply struck the lettering of $1,125. The last MS67+ FBL to sell in auction brought $7,344 the Liberty Bell, as well as the lines are fully rendered and nice. in our March 2019. Seems like this attractive SUPERB GEM is a great value. PCGS 112, NGC 27, CAC 18. Only 16 are graded MS66+ FBL. This coin realized $4,935 in September 2016, and the most recent PCGS# 86675 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ example sold in our May 2019 Regency Auction for $4,700. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $6,000 and with just two graded finer, both MS67 FBL, this date is EXCESSIVELY RARE any finer, and neither has ever sold in auction. This is about as fine as any specialist collector can ever expect to buy in today’s market. We anticipate very strong bidding here. Good luck! PCGS# 86676 • ESTIMATE: $4,200+ 84

LOT 211 LOT 212 50C 1959-D PCGS MS66 FBL 50C 1960 PCGS MS66+ Rich, old envelope toning blankets both sides of this impeccable Vividly lustrous surfaces have a beaming, brilliant flash throughout, GEM. Boldly lustrous surfaces enliven the earthy-pastel greens, enlivening the delicately toned surfaces. A rich frame of color yields blues, golds, and roses. Though we note a few minor ticks, they to iridescent centers on the obverse, while the reverse has a blush do not encumber the stunning eye appeal. of the clearest blue. Oh so close to FBL, this exceptional coin has a great eye appeal. PCGS 180, NGC 47. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $525, and jumps to $1,750 in MS67 FBL. A great PCGS 4, NGC 0. The last non-CAC example sold in 2016, and the looking coin, worthy of a really carefully chosen set. current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,000, but with just one finer in the designation, we think this coin could sell for more. PCGS# 86677 • ESTIMATE: $500+ PCGS# 6678 • ESTIMATE: $750+ LOT 213 LOT 214 50C 1960 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC 50C 1960 PCGS MS66 FBL The 1960 half dollar, like other denominations of the era, Incredibly lustrous and displaying a deep slate blue toning across was very weakly struck, examples offering the Full Bell Line the obverse, this GEM belongs in a wonderful set. Well struck and designation are quite scarce, and at the grade level offered here, visually pleasing. we really like the looks of this one! RARE. In fact MS66+ FBL is a condition census grade. The present PQ GEM is incredibly lustrous and well struck. The PCGS 106, NGC 6. The current Collectors Universe value is obverse is gently dusted with a dappled blend of earthy tones, $1,150 and recent auction prices have been in the $780 to $960 olive, rust-orange, and slate. The eye appeal of this sharp and range. Just eight coins have ever graded higher, six in 66+ FBL and totally original GEM is excellent. just two in 67 FBL. We think this one will go for strong money for this GEM. PCGS 112, NGC 7, CAC 18. There are just six in MS66+ FBL and two finer. The most recent example to sell in auction PCGS# 86678 • ESTIMATE: $800+ brought $2,703 in our September 2019 Regency Auction and the current Collectors Universe value is $1,950. Keep in mind that the only MS67 FBL to ever sell in auction realized $28,200 four years ago. Seems like this coin presents a great value in comparison. PCGS# 86678 • ESTIMATE: $1,800+ 85

LOT 215 LOT 216 50C 1962 PCGS MS66 FBL 50C 1962-D PCGS MS66 FBL CAC An incredibly challenging date to find with complete striking A high grade survivor of this conditionally rare date Franklin. definition, there are NONE graded higher at either service! The 62-D is usually weakly struck and/or hacked up, and as such, Extremely clean surfaces radiate with a bold, brilliant luster. this date is VERY RARE in such a high grade. Distinct reflective Strong cartwheels roll over the surfaces enlivening the delicate accents in the lustrous obverse fields flash boldly while the reverse toning on both sides. Sharply impressed devices stand out boldly is satiny. A blush of original Mint Set toning graces the sharply from the smooth, problem free surfaces. An extremely rare date struck devices and generally high quality surfaces. in this lofty state of preservation. PCGS 50, NGC 6, CAC 7. The most recent PCGS MS66FBL CAC PCGS 23, NGC 4. The most recent example to sell in auction sold in July 2019 for $1,740, but the average of the last 10 APRs is realized $2,880 in March 2020. Prior to that, the last non-CAC $2,152. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $2,050. PCGS-graded coin brought $3,360. The current Collectors There are just three graded finer, all MS66+ FBL, and NONE Universe value is listed at $3,750 and with NONE FINER, this HAVE SOLD IN AUCTION, making this one of the FINEST Pop Top is bound for a world class collection of Franklin halves. available on the market today. Good luck. Good luck. PCGS# 86683 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ PCGS# 86682 • ESTIMATE: $2,800+ LOT 217 LEGEND’S AUCTION SCHEDULE 50C 1963 PCGS MS65+ FBL Lovely Mint Set toning gives this SUPERB GEM a wonderful Official Auctioneer for the PCGS look. Light freckled olive-tan-gold is framed by a band of Members Only Show magenta-orange and emerald along the left periphery. Sharply struck up, the details of the Liberty Bell are quite bold and the October 8th | Regency Auction 41 eye appeal is unmarred by any serious ticks or marks. Consignment Deadline: August 31st PCGS 99, NGC 27, CAC 60. RARE any finer with just 11 finer December 3rd | Regency Auction 42 in MS67+ FBL. We sold a similar looking one in September Consignment Deadline: October 12th 2019 for $1,087 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,125. The last MS67+ FBL to sell in auction brought $7,344 For more information about consigning, contact in our March 2019. Seems like this attractive SUPERB GEM is Julie Abrams ([email protected]) a great value. Greg Cohen ([email protected]) PCGS# 86684 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ Jessica Berkman ([email protected]) 86

LOT 218 50C 1963 NGC MS66 FBL Among the FINEST graded of this conditionally RARE date, this 1963 is one of only three in MS66 FBL graded by NGC and just a single MS66+ FBL is graded finer at the service. Exceptionally bold, brilliant, radiant mint luster blooms and beams all over, highlighting blast white silver surfaces. Sharply struck and very clean, the eye appeal is very nice over all, with a “just struck” look. PCGS 6, NGC 3. No NGC-graded example has ever sold in auction, but PCGS coins have sold in a wide range, the most recent for $6,600 but going for as much as $28,200. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $20,000. We are estimating this SUPERB GEM conservatively, and will let the bidders figure out what it is worth! We anticipate fierce bidding for sure. PCGS# 86684 • ESTIMATE: $7,500+ LOT 219 LOT 220 50C 1963-D PCGS MS66 FBL 50C 1963-D PCGS MS66+ FBL Nearly perfect. Satiny luster shines boldly and brilliantly on One of the top ten graded by PCGS, bested by just a single MS67 both sides, enlivening a soft, pastel iridescent hue. Pale gold and FBL. Exhibiting attractive toning across the obverse in shades of clear blue accents the exceptionally lustrous obverse. Well struck sea-green, magenta, gold, and apricot-rose on the obverse, while and quite pleasing to the eye, we are not sure why CAC did not the reverse is blast white. Well struck and generally clean, this endorse this GEM. borderline superb example has a great look that would delight any collector. PCGS 130, NGC 28. The last two sold for $810 and $930, and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $800. PCGS PCGS 9, NGC 4. This GEM sold in the 2016 ANA auction for has graded just 10 finer, 9 in 66+ FBL and a single MS67 FBL as $4,700, and the other two more recent APRs are $2,520 and finest. $7,200. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,250 and the value jumps to $22,500 for the MS67 FBL which has PCGS# 86685 • ESTIMATE: $600+ never sold in auction. Good luck. PCGS# 86685 • ESTIMATE: $2,600+ 87

LOT 221 50C 1951 PCGS PR67 CAM A SUPERB, black and white contrasted GEM early Franklin Proof. Virtually untoned, the fields display a liquid mercury-like mirrored reflectivity and the frosted reliefs are frosty and white. The eye appeal is exceptional. These early date Proof Franklins are very rare in SUPERB Cameo grades. PCGS 30, NGC 42. Only two are graded finer at PCGS. The most recent non-CAC PCGS-graded examples sold for $2,220 and $2,280 in December 2019. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $4,500 and that value jumps to $10,500 in 67+ CAM. A wonderful example for a great Registry Set. PCGS# 86692 • ESTIMATE: $2,000+ LOT 222 50C 1956 TYPE 1. NGC PR69 CAM Absolutely PRISTINE! Ultra deep mirrors shine and reflect the light with incredible clarity. The fields are smooth and free of any flaws and the reliefs are clean and nicely frosted. PCGS 1, NGC 21. The last one sold for $4,700 in our May 2020 Regency Auction, and this grade is unlisted in the Collectors Universe Price Guide. Bid accordingly! PCGS# 86686 • ESTIMATE: $4,000+ LOT 223 50C 1956 TYPE 2. PCGS PR68+ DCAM CAC A virtually PERFECT Proof Franklin half! This remarkable example is about as deeply contrasted as you might ever hope to find. Seriously, the mirrored fields contrast boldly against the thickly frosted design elements with exquisite clarity, depth, and boldness. The surfaces are flawless and the eye appeal is very high end, enhanced by a tiny blush of color at the peripheries. WOW!! PCGS 488, NGC 249, CAC 109. There are 18 coins graded PR68+ DCAM. The last one to sell realized $1,200 in November 2017 and the Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,100. Though 79 have graded PR69 DCAM finer, few can match the quality of this impressive SUPERB GEM! PCGS# 96697 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ 88

LOT 224 1944-S PCGS TYPE SET Here is a very cool offering, a fresh, and totally original 1944-S Type Set. Clearly someone carefully stored these five GEMs together since the time of issue, where the silver coins were able to obtain a rich, deep, multi-colored palette of color that is well matched. The cent is graded PCGS MS67 RD and is very nicely lustrous and has a full original mint red color. The nickel is PCGS MS65 and has a warm pastel iridescent toning that deepens at the rims. The dime is PCGS MS67 and is a MOOSE! WOW what a stunning blue, green, violet, and pink toning on both sides. AMAZING. The quarter is PCGS MS66+ and is deeply toned and brilliantly lustrous. The half dollar is PCGS MS64+ and like the dime, this coin is truly SPECTACULAR! WOW! An impressive set that is worthy of a strong bid for sure. Good luck. ESTIMATE: $600+ LOT 225 $1 1796 SMALL DATE. LARGE LETTERS. PCGS XF45 A pleasing collector grade B-4, BB-61. Light circulation is seen on both sides, though there is ample luster still clinging to the surfaces. Mostly light silver-gray, there are splashes of a deeper slate hue seen in areas. The eye appeal is generally pleasing and and would please any collector. PCGS 48, NGC 7. The most recent non-CAC example sold in the 2018 FUN auction for $7,200 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $11,000. Early dollars, especially in this grade, are always popular and this one has a very nice visual quality. PCGS# 6860 • ESTIMATE: $6,000+ 89

LOT 226 $1 1872 NGC PF66 UCAM WHOA! What blazing, brilliant mirrors beam from all over on this exceptional Ultra Cameo Seated dollar Proof. One of the highest numerically graded regardless of designation, NGC has graded just two in PR67 (non CAM) any higher. Possessing a stunning contrast on both sides, the razor sharp devices are fully struck up with a thick, creamy mint frost that stands out like a desert island in a sea of deep, beaming mirrors that provides very strong contrast. The flashy watery brilliance is truly very bold. Free of anything but minor die polish lines that can be seen in the fields. The eye appeal is very high end and wonderful. Only 950 Proofs were struck. PCGS 0, NGC 3. None have sold since April 2013 when one sold for $23,500, and prior to that, one sold for $38,500 back in the 2006 FUN auction. That these appear in auction only once every seven years, this is a VERY IMPORTANT opportunity for the advanced collector. We can see the estimate being far surpassed when the hammer finally drops on this one. PCGS# 97020 • ESTIMATE: $20,000+ 90

LOT 227 T$1 1876-S TRADE PCGS MS65 CAC What a great looking centennial year trade dollar, and this one is one of the FINEST examples. Despite a mintage of 5,227,000, there are currently, including duplicate submissions, fewer than 1,200 Mint State examples graded by PCGS and NGC combined. By the time you come to the GEM category, the population thins to a combined 31 in MS65 and MS66 between PCGS and NGC! In MS65, this is the ONLY one approved by CAC. The surfaces are silky smooth and gleam all over with a bold satin luster that is exceptionally brilliant. Some delicate dappled gold, olive, tan, and russet patina clings to the peripheral devices accenting the razor sharp definition imparted by an exacting blow from the dies. Every detail shows fully and completely, from the central areas out to the peripheries. This GEM is an AMAZING survivor and worthy of the FINEST of collections. To view this exceptional and totally original Trade dollar is to fall in love with it! PCGS 8, NGC 19, CAC 1. Just a single MS66 has graded finer at PCGS, a coin that has never sold in auction. We can see this MAGNIFICENT GEM selling for a very strong bid, clearly the Collector’s Universe value is way off! This coin sold in March 2018 for $16,800, and the CAC CPG value is $12,100. The single MS66 graded by PCGS has never sold in auction and even the last NGC MS66 sold over a decade ago, realizing over $20,000. This coin is worthy of a strong bid and a great home!  PCGS# 7043 • ESTIMATE: $10,000+ LOT 228 T$1 1877-S TRADE. PCGS MS65+ CAC Despite a fairly large mintage of over 9.5 million, the 1877-S Trade dollar is quite RARE in such a fine state of preservation, with fewer than ten coins graded higher at PCGS. This coin is well worthy of its lofty + deignation. This highly lustrous GEM radiates a vibrance reminiscent of an 1880-S Morgan dollar! The surfaces have a swirling cartwheel luster with BOLD hints of Prooflike flash that, especially on the reverse contrasts nicely with the razor sharp devices. There is a good amount of frost on the devices and the fields are very clean, with just a trivial contact mark or two noted for accuracy. Mostly untoned, the brilliant surfaces show just the slightest glint of clear gold that comes out in the light. PCGS 38, NGC 27, CAC 15. There are just 8 in MS65+ and nine are graded higher. This GEM brought $11,750 in our December 2019 sale of the Valley View Collection and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $9,500. This brilliant, untoned, GEM is worthy of an even stronger bid. A great coin for type or date purposes, this one will see stiff bidding competition when the hammer falls. PCGS# 7046 • ESTIMATE: $10,000+ 91

THEDCAATRESOCONLCLIETCYTSILOENEPER The 1880-CC dollar saw a mintage of 591,000. While low variations, which in relation to regular 1880-CC dollars in relative terms to other Morgan dollar issues, many were are quite scarce, and somewhat underappreciated in the stored in treasury vaults and not released to the numismatic marketplace. Needed for extended Registry Sets which include community until the 1960s. There are a number of very the major varieties, we anticipate demand for these will go up interesting variations, which include various overdates and as more collectors are introduced to the interesting varieties. reverse design variations. The selection offered here is extensive This collection includes the 1880-CC 80/79 with reverse of in terms of grades, and shows a two of these important 1878 and the 1880-CC 8/7 with the reverse of 1878. 92

LOT 229 LOT 230 $1 1880-CC 80/79. REV OF 1878. GSA HOARD. NGC MS64 $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REVERSE OF 1878. PCGS MS64 A borderline-GEM example that is thickly frosted and and nicely A frosty example, with a delicate dusting of iridescent silver and struck. While the obverse is lustrous and untoned, the reverse has gold tone on the surfaces. A few minor ticks and giggles can found a lovely band of of toning at the rim that gives this scarcer variety on the frosted devices and satiny fields. An original, near-GEM. a nice look. PCGS 1226, NGC 489. The current PCGS Price Guide value is Housed in the original GSA holder. Take a good look at this one, $1,100 and the most recent APRs range from $960 to $1,080. A nice we don’t see why CAC didn’t sticker this one. MS64 example that should be seen. PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $900+ LOT 231 LOT 232 $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REV OF 1878. PCGS MS64 CAC $1 1880-CC 80/79 REV OF 1878 GSA HOLDER. PCGS A well struck, frosty design is surrounded by satiny lustrous MS65 fields give this untoned near-GEM a great look. A neat example A CRISPLY struck and beautifully frosted and lustrous GEM for sure, we agree with CAC’s endorsement, and would not be example, still housed in the original G.S.A. Hoard holder. shocked if this coin (no guarantees) gets a plus on resubmission. Impressive eye appeal for the assigned grade, this is a tough coin that has a very low PCGS Pop. PCGS 1226, NGC 489, CAC 135. One sold in June 2019 for $1,140 and the current CAC CPG value is listed at $1,380. PCGS 13, NGC 84. Not separately listed in the Price Guide, PCGS RARE finer with CAC approval. lists this grade at $2,300. A wonderful relic from the G.S.A. hoard. PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $1,000+ PCGS# 518922 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ 93

LOT 233 LOT 234 $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REVERSE OF 1878. PCGS MS65 $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REVERSE OF 1878. PCGS MS65 A frosty, untoned GEM example of this popular Top 100 VAM. Another frosty GEM example with a strong mint brilliance Some minor ticks and contact is seen on both sides, indicative of throughout the untoned lustrous surfaces. Nicely struck and the grade. The eye appeal is pretty nice overall, with none of the displaying just a few minor ticks that are appropriate for the assigned contact having any real impact. Housed in a previous generation grade. We are not really sure what CAC saw that they did not blue tag holder. bean this GEM. Oh well, the eye appeal is nice and quality for the assigned grade. PCGS 587, NGC 144. One sold in in April 2020 for $1,860 and one sold in January 2020 for $2,040 and the current PCGS PCGS 587, NGC 144. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed Price Guide value is listed at $1,900. VERY scarce at this grade at $1,900. Worthy of a strong bid for sure, as its quality is bold. or higher. Worthy of careful consideration from the specialist collector. Good luck. PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $1,500+ LOT 235 LOT 236 $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REV OF 1878. PCGS MS65 CAC $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REVERSE OF 1878. PCGS MS66 Premium quality and high end for the assigned grade, this GEM An important Top-100 VAM, the VAM-4 is always popular among stands out from the pack! WOW! Housed in an old green tag collectors, paring the overdate obverse with the reverse of 1878. A holder. Strong, vivid luster has a bold vivacity and a dearth of pleasing blush of rainbow toning appears at the lower obverse and contact or toning. The eye appeal is fresh and strong with a along UNITED STATES on the reverse. Boldly lustrous surfaces great look overall, worthy of its CAC endorsement. show a brilliance in the fields that contrasts against a frosty texture on the well struck devices. A few minor traces of contact are noted PCGS 587, NGC 144, CAC 53. We sold the most recent PCGS/ in places, but none have a negative impact on the great eye appeal. CAC example in our sale of the Cullen B Collection, which realized $1,763 but non-CAC coins have sold for more since PCGS 99, NGC 21. The most recent sold in the 2020 FUN then, and the current CAC CPG value is $2,500. Auction for $3,600 and prior to that, these had sold in the general $3,000-$4,000 range. The current PCGS value is $4,500. Just 15 PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $1,600+ examples have ever graded finer, all MS66+ and when they appear in auction, they bring between $9,000 and $10,000. Worthy of a great Morgan dollar set, this coin is much scarcer in GEM than the regular 80-CC dollar. PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ 94

LOT 237 LOT 238 $1 1880-CC 80 OVER 79. REVERSE OF 1878. PCGS MS66 $1 1880-CC 8 OVER 7. REVERSE OF 78. PCGS MS65 Strong, brilliant silver white luster blooms vividly on both sides. Aside from a tiny toning dot in Liberty’s nostril, this lustrous GEM Cartwheels roll in the fields, while Liberty’s portrait and the eagle is blast white and beautifully frosty. Sharply struck up on both sides, are both drenched in a thick frost. A few minor traces of contact the expertly rendered devices show a wonderful, thick, creamy white are scattered about, but are not distracting to the eye. VERY texture. A few minor contact marks are seen, accounting for the SCARCE at the Premium GEM level here and VERY RARE any assigned grade, but none are too serious, and we are not sure why finer (there are none finer than MS66+ at PCGS). CAC did not bean this one. PCGS 99, NGC 21. These have generally sold in the $3,000 to PCGS 196, NGC 397. The last ones sold in 2019, ranging from $4,000 range with the current PCGS Price Guide value at $4,500. $1,380 to $2,880 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at Just 15 are graded finer at PCGS, all MS66+ and the Collectors $2,300. Quite scarce any finer, this GEM will find itself at home in a Universe value is $12,000. Clearly rare in such high grade, we GEM set. think these are somewhat overlooked for their relative rarity. PCGS# 7110 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ PCGS# 7108 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ LOT 239 LOT 240 $1 1880-CC 8 OVER 7. REVERSE OF 78. PCGS MS65 $1 1880-CC 8 OVER 7. REVERSE OF 78. PCGS MS66 Generally clean surfaces show few marks of any consequence. VAM-7A, a Hit List 40 variety, which shows a double clash mark Dipped in the past, the surfaces have a thick frosty appearance along Liberty’s profile and “dash” below the second 8 in 1880 and with satiny accents. Decent overall. the reverse of 1878. This PQ GEM is well struck showing sharply defined design types. A hint of clear gold textile-patterned patina PCGS 196, NGC 397. The last ones sold in 2019, ranging from can be seen on the reverse. Highly lustrous and generally clean, $1,380 to $2,880 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is this variety is quite scarce in MS66 and very rare any finer. listed at $2,300. PCGS 46, NGC 75. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed PCGS# 7110 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ at $5,250 and the most recent examples have sold in the $3,120 to $5,520, with the average of the last ten PCGS-graded examples sold in auction being over $4,500. Fewer than twenty have graded higher, with just three in MS67 as the finest. PCGS# 7110 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ 95

LOT 241 LOT 242 $1 1880-CC 8 OVER 7. REVERSE OF 78. PCGS MS66 $1 1880-CC REVERSE OF 1878. GSA HOARD. NGC MS65 Here is another GEM example of this scarce 1880-CC variety A lovely, lustrous GEM with bold, frosty mint brilliance. Sharply that is a “Hit List 40” variety. Crisply struck and frosty lustrous struck and with generally pleasing, clean surfaces, we don’t on both sides, this example has a nice visual appeal. understand the lack of CAC approval. PCGS 46, NGC 75. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed PCGS 13, NGC 84. Worthy of a strong bid, these are underrated. at $5,250. The ten most recent PCGS-graded examples sold for PCGS# 518922 • ESTIMATE: $1,100+ an average of more than $4,500. VERY RARE any finer, this PQ GEM should delight any collector of Carson City dollars. PCGS# 7110 • ESTIMATE: $3,000+ OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are based on HAMMER. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so Collector’s can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales. These published estimates represent what Legend Rare Coin Auctions determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality. There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale. We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us. We are here to help you! 96

LOT 243 $1 1878-CC PCGS MS64+ CAC This incredible near-GEM 78-CC Morgan dollar is from our February 2015 Regency Auction, and is from the David Hall Collection. A rival to the famed group of 78-CCs from Brian Sonnier, this marvelous coin has swirling bands of iridescent color which rates a 9+ on our color scale. Magenta, emerald, clover, tangerine, gold, and violet tones boldly come to life as you rotate the lustrous surfaces in a light. Sharply struck throughout the design types. Were is not for some trivial contact on the cheek, this coin would have easily graded higher. Disregard the population and price guide numbers, this coin realized a very strong $5,758 on an estimate of $2,500 to $2,750. This is clearly a coin that would have fit nicely in any amazing collection of Toned Dollars: Sunnywood, Northern Lights, or Roadrunner. Bid accordingly. PCGS# 7080 • ESTIMATE: $3,500+ LOT 244 $1 1878-CC PCGS MS66+ CAC A gorgeous Premium Quality, borderline SUPERB GEM 78-CC dollar. The magnificent obverse toning suggests its origins lay in the many bags of Carson City dollars that were stored in Treasury Department vaults that were released in the 1960s and 1970s. A bold, sweeping cartwheel luster rolls vividly on both sides of this vivacious first year of the Morgan dollar series. The obverse is awash in a gorgeous melange of pastel teal, plum, and golden hues that radiate all over. Twirl the coin in a light, and the subtle differences in the colors come to life in a brilliant manner. We rate the color a 8.5 on our ten-point color scale. The devices are sharply struck up and are very frosty. Both sides are generally clean, and were it not for a touch of contact hidden above Liberty’s cap, hidden by Mother Nature’s wonderful artistry, this coin might have graded even higher. Authorized by the Bland-Allison Act, which the mint required to strike millions of silver dollars, the Morgan dollar was born. From 1878-1904 hundreds of millions of silver dollars were struck at four mints: Philadelphia, Carson City, New Orleans, and San Francisco. The dollars from Carson City, with its famed CC mintmark, are among the most popular coins collected today. With the release of hundreds of thousands of coins in the 1960s and 1970s from the GSA hoards, once extremely scarce dates are now available for collectors. PCGS 407, NGC 204, CAC 53. PCGS has graded 53 in MS66+ and just seven finer. The most recent example to sell in auction realized $10,800 in April 2020. Back in the 2016 ANA auction, this gorgeously toned GEM brought $15,275. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $12,500. A special 78-CC Morgan that is worthy of a world class toner collection. NOTE: NONE of the MS67s graded (Pop. 7) have ever received CAC endorsement, and none have sold since 2009! We anticipate a fierce round of bidding when this magnificent Morgan dollar crosses the block. PCGS# 7080 • ESTIMATE: $10,000+ 97

LOT 245 LOT 246 $1 1878-S PCGS MS66 $1 1879-S NGC MS68 A high quality, very pretty, double sided old envelope toner. A glowing SUPERB GEM MORGAN DOLLAR! Delightful blue-teal and orange-tan is draped across the obverse, while the reverse shows that same teal-blue tone and a vivid An impressive example that has two distinctive looks on either orange-gold before yielding to brilliant silver center. The luster is side. Deeply reflective obverse surfaces and frosted devices bold, bringing out the subtle shades in the lovely, original patina. combine to give this stunning GEM a cameo-like appearance; The reverse shows some semi-reflective accents, which make the while the reverse glows with a soft white satiny luster. For such sharply struck up devices stand out. The eye appeal is really neat a large silver coin, typically subject to extensive circulation or for sure! handling, surfaces are remarkably free of contact and wholly consistent with the assigned grade. PCGS 892, NGC 500. You can probably disregard the Price Guide values and previous auction records, as this coin’s toning PCGS 141, NGC 168. Listed in Collectors Universe Price Guide at and eye appeal takes it to another level. $5,500. The last NGC-graded examples sold in the $2,880 to $3,120 range. Keep in mind that 79-S Morgan dollars are seldom available PCGS# 7082 • ESTIMATE: $650+ this nice and highly sought after whenever offered. PCGS# 7092 • ESTIMATE: $2,500+ LOT 247 LOT 248 $1 1880-S PCGS MS67+ CAC $1 1880-S PCGS MS67+ CAC A wonderfully toned SUPERB GEM example with peripheral A very pretty and totally original SUPERB GEM. Very much teal-green and aqua-blue that blend to amber-orange framing the worthy of its “+” grade, this glorious 80-S boasts a vivid mint brilliant silver center of the obverse. The reverse is a dappled luster that rolls in graceful cartwheels on both sides. The devices lilac-gray with brilliant, speckled original silver that glimmers are razor sharp and nicely frosted giving a nice contrast between through the patina. the brilliance of the fields and the smoothness of the frost. A subtle touch of toning at RIBUS . U give this nearly pristine example a PCGS 2904, NGC 3392, CAC 888. PCGS has graded 372 in great look. MS67+. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,200 and this one sold back in November 2012 for $1,528. We expect similar PCGS 2904, NGC 3392, CAC 888. PCGS has graded 372 in bidding today. Good luck. MS67+. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,200 and this impressive GEM brought a strong $2,115 in the 2017 FUN auction. PCGS# 7118 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ Worthy of a strong bid for sure, this SUPERB GEM will delight the pickiest of collectors. PCGS# 7118 • ESTIMATE: $1,200+ 98