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LOT 94 5C 1883 NO CENTS. PCGS PR67+ DCAM Ex Gerald R. Forsythe Collection, as noted on the insert. We are proud to offer this SINGLE FINEST DCAM 1883 No CENTS nickel graded by either service. The technical quality and absolutely stunning visual allure of this SUPERB GEM are off the charts. This coin should NOT exist in this state of preservation--it is a marvel! Intensely blazing, deeply beaming mirrors boom all over. The clarity and reflection are stunning in their cleanliness and depth. The sharply struck devices have a thick frost on both sides. Rainbow peripheral toning frames both sides giving this SUPERB GEM a MONSTER look. The visual allure is simply stunning! PCGS 1, NGC 0. Never having sold in auction, this coin is the absolute POP TOP and has a PCGS Price Guide value of $25,000. A PR67 DCAM last sold seven years ago for $16,450. We think this SUPERB GEM will bring a RECORD price when the hammer falls. What better way to start your set of Proof Lib nickels?! PCGS# 93878 | EST: $18,000+ 49

LOT 95 5C 1886 PCGS PR67+ CAM Ex Gerald R. Forsythe Collection, as noted on the oversized holder. Tied for FINEST graded in the Cameo designation this SUPERB GEM is absolutely stunning! WOW! Amazing, deeply beaming mirrors are sleek, icy, and have bold reflection and clarity. The sharply struck devices have thick, creamy, white frosty texture, which contrasts dramatically with the deeply beaming mirrors. The eye appeal is SPECTACULAR! PCGS 3, NGC 0. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $12,500 and this one is seemingly much flashier than the one sold in the 2019 ANA auction. Bid accordingly! PCGS# 3884 | EST: $10,000+ LOT 96 5C 1890 PCGS PR67 CAM First off, this is NOT the example we sold in our March 2020 Regency Auction. This is a STUNNING example, tied for FINEST graded in the designation! Ultra reflective mirrors beam with a flashy intensity rarely seen on Liberty Head nickels. This coin has chrome-like headlight type mirrors that are PRISTINE, smooth and clean offering the utmost clarity. The sharply struck design elements have thick frost and stand out in bold and stark CAMEO contrast. A crystal clear, icy blue tinge graces the virtually perfect surfaces. The eye appeal is truly fantastic! PCGS 4, NGC 3. The most recent example sold for $8,813 in our March 2020 Regency Auction; prior to that one sold for $15,275 in September 2017. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $9,000 and this marvelous coin should soar above that when the hammer falls. Bound for another WORLD CLASS Registry Set. Good luck. PCGS# 83888 | EST: $8,000+ 50

LOT 97 5C 1900 PCGS PR68+ Ex Gerald R. Forsythe Collection, as noted on the oversized holder. Perfection does not exist...or does it? This AMAZING, ultra high grade 1900 Proof nickel is the FINEST graded for the year in ALL DESIGNATIONS! WOW, to call this unbelievable coin SUPERB is an understatement and does no justice to the incredible quality of this AMAZING GEM. Glassy, icy smooth mirrors are blazingly brilliant on both sides of this UBER high grade monster. Even using the strongest glass, you will be hard pressed to find even the slightest imperfection of any kind. The most delicate dusting of iridescent toning can be seen when twirled in a light. Basically as fresh and awesome as the moment it was carefully taken off the dies. WOW! PCGS 1, NGC 0. We sold a PCGS/CAC PR68 for $21,150 in November 2018 and in PR68+ the PCGS Price Guide value is $22,500 but we think this coin could break that level when the hammer falls. Good luck! PCGS# 3898 | EST: $18,000+ LOT 98 5C 1903 PCGS PR68 CAM Ex Gerald R. Forsythe Collection, as noted on the insert. WOW! This coin is absolutely PRISTINE, one of the very FINEST examples that exists! This sheer, brilliant stunner has an eye popping visual allure that makes the word “SUPERB” meaningless. Really, one quick look at this monster, and your jaw will have to be reattached to your face! The mirrors are the epitome of perfection! The fields are intensely beaming with deep, blazing reflection! Seriously icy smooth, sleek mirrors are amazing. Black and white contrast between the thickly frosted devices and the fields arrest the eye. You cannot ask for a nicer example--it is perfect and worthy of its position at the peak of the Population. PCGS 3, NGC 4. The last one to sell brought $18,800 in our August 2020 Regency Auction and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $25,000. Buy this coin and you will automatically vault your set to the next level! Bidding will be fierce! PCGS# 83901 | EST: $17,000+ 51

LOT 99 5C 1906 PCGS PR68 CAM A spectacular coin, we are awestruck and gob smacked by the quality and eye appeal of this virtually PERFECT SUPERB GEM! Tied for FINEST GRADED, this coin will bring your Registry Set to the next level! Incredible, deep, beaming mirrors are icy smooth with clean, clear, glassy perfection. We note just a single little line hidden in Liberty’s hair which serves as a pedigree marker. The devices show off a rich frost that contrasts boldly with the amazing mirrors. The eye appeal is spectacular. PCGS 2, NGC 1. This is the world record holder, a coin that realized $36,000 in May 2019 and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $30,000. An AMAZING coin for any advanced Liberty nickel collector! PCGS# 83904 | EST: $26,000+ 52

LOT 100 5C 1915-D PCGS MS65 CAC Totally original and very high end! WOW. This is a gorgeous GEM 15-D nickel. Rich, satiny luster blooms all over, accenting the pale pastel iridescent toning. Soft blue and gold hues are quite pleasing. The strike was bold, exacting, rendering the devices fully. The eye appeal is amazing for the assigned grade. PCGS 160, NGC 72, CAC 36. The most recent example sold for $4,560 (a very strong price) in the November 2020 sale of the Larry Miller Collection. Prior to that, we sold one in May 2020 for $1,234 and the Maybach coin in January 2019 for $1,528. The current CAC CPG value is $1,500 and the Collectors Universe value is $1,400. A great looking GEM worthy of a fantastic collection. PCGS# 3928 | EST: $1,250+ NOTES 53

LOT 101 5C 1918/7-D PCGS MS62 CAC A very important KEY to the series, especially in Mint State. This CAC approved MS62 would have, in the days before 3rd party grading, would have been called CHOICE Brilliant Uncirculated and this coin really is PQ for the grade with definite claims to a higher grade. RARE so fine and prohibitively so any finer. The overdate feature is bold and readily evident to the naked eye. For the variety, the strike is bold on both sides with sharp overall definition. The surface quality is very high end for the assigned grade. The peripheries are toned with gold, framing the shimmering silvery-blue hued centers, and were it not for a few tiny flecks we would not flinch if it was housed in an even higher grade holder. For the specialist collector this is an amazing opportunity to acquire a very high end and high grade survivor of this rarity. PCGS 13, NGC 14, CAC 6. The most recent example to sell realized $45,600 in the 2018 FUN auction; prior to that, one sold for $47,000 in November 2016. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $47,500 and the CAC CPG is $48,000. RARE finer, there are 38 graded between MS62+ and MS66, most clustered in the MS64 grade, and we suspect there are many resubmissions in hopes of a higher grade. Expect this coin to see fierce bidding when it crosses the block. Good luck. PCGS# 3939 | EST: $40,000+ 54

LOT 102 LOT 103 5C 1927 PCGS MS67 5C 1928 PCGS MS66 CAC An incredible, blazing luster has a rich, satiny bloom all A delicately toned, impressive PQ GEM. Highly lustrous over. Sensationally clean, virtually pristine surfaces have the surfaces gleam, highlighting the gentle golden hues over most delicate blush of icy blue and pale rose tone. Boldly brilliant nickel-silver surfaces. Sharply struck and nearly struck, the devices are crisply rendered. There are no marks perfect, this coin has a great look. worthy of mention and the eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 256, NGC 57, CAC 78. We sold a similar coin for PCGS 34, NGC 12. The last ten examples to sell in auction $633 ($575 hammer) in our September 2016 Premier Session have ranged from $2,640 to $11,400, with an average APR internet sale. The current CAC CPG value is $650. Scarce of $4,166. The current Collectors Universe value is listed finer, this high end coin will delight any collector. at $4,500. Just five have graded 67+ finer, making this SUPERB GEM a great coin for the collector who wants high PCGS# 3963 | EST: $500+ end high grade examples. PCGS# 3960 | EST: $3,200+ LOT 104 LOT 105 5C 1938-D/S BUFFALO. NGC MS67 5C 1938-D/S. BUFFALO. PCGS MS67+ A SUPERB GEM example of this popular variety struck A popular variety from the final year of the Buffalo nickel during the last year of the Buffalo nickel series. Sharply series. Highly lustrous and untoned, the surfaces have a struck and beautifully lustrous, the surfaces are essentially warm, glowing satiny brilliance. Well struck the D/S is PRISTINE and the eye appeal is great. visible to the naked eye and the surfaces are nearly flawless and the eye appeal is nice! PCGS 281, NGC 159. These have sold in the $400 to $576 range and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at PCGS 59, NGC 25. The last non-CAC example to sell $650. realized $3,173 in our April 2021 Regency Auction and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $3,000. VERY PCGS# 3985 | EST: $400+ RARE finer, a PCGS MS68 has a listed value of $25,000! Good luck. PCGS# 3985 | EST: $2,500+ 55

LOT 106 LOT 107 5C 1915 PCGS PR66 CAC 5C 1936 SATIN. NGC PR67 CAC A Premium GEM Matte Proof nickel with satiny surfaces We love the look of this SUPERB Satin Proof nickel. It is and a bold strike. Totally original with generous hints of of incredible quality, with satiny smooth surfaces and hints pastel iridescent toning dusted across the fields, deepest at of brilliant flash. The strike is bold throughout and there is the peripheral areas. The palest rose-pink, soft tangerine- just the slightest hint of icy iridescent toning. The eye appeal gold, and warm pearly-silver. The surfaces are free of is marvelous and the quality is top notch for the assigned distracting marks and attesting to the originality of this piece grade. are a few tiny flecks seen with the aid of a strong glass. The eye appeal is that of an even loftier grade. Housed in an PCGS 301, NGC 138, CAC 121. Just a single NGC PR67 older generation blue tag holder. CAC has ever sold in auction, realizing $2,233 in the 2017 FUN auction. The current CAC CPG is $2,120 and it would PCGS 159, NGC 94, CAC 50. The most recent example not shock us if this coin brought more. Bound for a great set. to sell in auction realized $2,640 in March 2020 and both PCGS and the CAC Price Guides are listed at $2,750. A PCGS# 3994 | EST: $2,000+ great looking coin that will delight any collector and worthy of a GEM set. PCGS# 3992 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 108 LOT 109 5C 1936 BRILLIANT. PCGS PR65 GOLD CAC 5C 1937 PCGS PR66 CAC An undergraded GEM Brilliant Proof housed in an old green A wonderful, high end example of this date with an tag holder. Sleek, glimmering, watery mirrors beam all exceptionally rich, beaming mirrored reflection on both over. Wonderfully toned with a dusting of iridescent sheen. sides. Sharply struck and really nicely preserved, this is a Ultra high end for the assigned grade, indeed, it is on par gorgeous GEM with a bold eye appeal. with coins we have seen in PR66 or finer holders, and CAC agrees with the awarding of its coveted golden bean. PCGS 887, NGC 503, CAC 214. The current CAC CPG value is listed at $1,580 and the most recent sold in March 2021 for PCGS 287, NGC 139, GOLD CAC 6. The CAC CPG value $1,560. A popular issue and is worthy of a strong bid. in PR66 is $1,880 and the PCGS Price Guide is $1,500 in PR65 and $2,000 in PR66. We think this coin will bring a PCGS# 3996 | EST: $1,200+ price above the typical PR66 as it is quite striking. Good luck. PCGS# 3995 | EST: $1,500+ 56

LOT 110 LOT 111 5C 1937 PCGS PR67 CAC 5C 1945-S PCGS MS67 FS A virtually PRISTINE SUPERB PR67! Gorgeous, intensely Bank roll fresh! Thick, creamy, satiny frost gleams boldly flashy and reflective fields are seen on both sides with a throughout the surfaces of this SUPERB Wartime nickel. The watery brilliance highlighting the faintest, clearest golden palest golden iridescent tone glitters in the light accenting hue. Flawless surfaces and sharply struck devices truly the high end quality surfaces. The steps are fully and crisply dazzle the eye--this SUPERB GEM has a stunning look! rendered and the rest of Monticello’s details show nicely as well. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 508, NGC 336, CAC 295. The last three to sell in auction realized between $1,645 and $1,82 and the current PCGS 28, NGC 3. The last one sold in our July 2020 PCGS value is $1,750 and the CAC CPG is $1,870. Scarce Regency Auction, from the famed Incline Collection. Prior to finer, this coin has a great look worthy of a strong bid. that, one sold for $3,360 and the current Collectors Universe value is $3,000. There are only 16 graded higher, 14 of PCGS# 3996 | EST: $1,500+ which are MS67+ FS, suggesting there is some duplication in hopes of getting a 68 grade. Bound for a great set. PCGS# 84027 | EST: $1,800+ LOT 112 LOT 113 5C 1953-S PCGS MS64 FS 5C 1957 PCGS MS66+ FS All 1953-S coins seem to have a striking problem; the 53-S NOT a common coin at all! Despite a mintage of 38.4 Franklin half dollar is a rarity with Full Bell Lines. Likewise, million the QUALITY of production was not of major the 53-S Jefferson nickel is RARE with Full Steps. The concern, and well struck examples are very difficult to find, present example was struck from a late die state with details especially in the higher Mint State grades. This one is tied flowing to the peripheral areas and the reverse shows much for second highest graded with just four in MS67 FS finer. die fatigue. While there is weakness elsewhere on Monticello Sharply struck and highly lustrous, this nearly SUPERB (typical of the date), the steps are fully separated. Frosty example has a touch of pale gold and the tiny ticks have zero lustrous, the reverse has a great golden patina that gives this impact on the outstanding eye appeal. near-GEM a great look. PCGS 10, NGC 0. In the last two years we have sold two PCGS 17, NGC 0. The most recent example sold nearly five examples, the most recent from the Incline Collection in July years ago for $3,290 and the current PCGS Price Guide value 2020 for $1,763. Prior to that, we sold one in June 2019 for is $2,500. Only 10 are finer, and any coin in GEM or higher $3,408. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $3,250. With has a Price Guide value well into the five figures. Good luck. just four graded higher, this is an important opportunity for the Registry Set crowd. Good luck. PCGS# 84051 | EST: $2,200+ PCGS# 84061 | EST: $2,000+ 57

LOT 114 5C 1939 REVERSE OF 1938. PCGS PR67+ CAC A superb example of this early Jefferson nickel Proof. High end with deep, beaming mirrors that flash with a chrome-like reflection. The eye appeal is exceptional and high end. PCGS 198, NGC 93, CAC 59. The last one sold for $720 in March 2020 and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $950. Just 20 are graded finer, all PR68. Good luck. PCGS# 4176 | EST: $700+ LOT 115 H10C 1835 SMALL DATE, SMALL 5C. PCGS MS66+ CAC Here is a totally original GEM of the first order, bordering on a full SUPERB classification. LM-10, V-7 die marriage, listed as Rarity-1. A rich, creamy mint frost glows in the fields and on the sharply struck devices on both sides. A dusting of slate, pewter, and deeper steely gray accent the devices. The eye appeal is wonderful. PCGS 11, NGC 3, CAC 7. PCGS has graded five in MS66+. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $9,000 and there is a wide range of APRs from $5,400 to $9,400. Oh so close to MS67 quality, with those selling into the five figures. PCGS# 4282 | EST: $7,000+ LOT 116 H10C 1860 PCGS MS64 This is a little jewel with a huge personality! WOW! First off this coin is very close to GEM quality. Frosty luster glows from under the stunning tone. Clearly placed untoned into an old album ages ago, the surfaces today possess a stunning look! Aqua and teal blues tones dominate on the obverse surrounding a tangerine center, while the reverse has concentric bands of rainbow toning, yielding to a brilliant silver center. We do not see why CAC did not bean this Antebellum half dime, but the eye appeal and quality are certainly very high end. PCGS 134, NGC 146. A coin that looks like this is worth a large premium over the published prices and auction comps of lesser toned examples. Bidding will be fierce! Good luck. PCGS# 4377 | EST: $500+ 58

LOT 117 10C 1831 PCGS MS65+ CAC There is no way anyone could ever say this coin is anything but original. It is also VERY high end in quality. Deep and thickly satiny surfaces appear clean and problem free. The luster is moderate but does beam from all over. Both sides are evenly covered by a moderate mix of totally original pewter/green/gold/rose/ golden brown colors. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and do stand out (especially on the reverse). The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 17, NGC 29, CAC 10. PCGS has graded only 3 coins in MS65+. The last one to sell in major auction brought $6,600 in June 2020. An MS66 PCGS /CAC if you could find one would cost at least $17-$20,000. The current Collectors Universe value is $11,000. This series has been so knocked down over the past few years. Time for a revival! PCGS# 4520 | EST: $6,500+ LOT 118 10C 1831 PCGS MS66 CAC Clearly within the Condition Census of the JR-5 die marriage and this is a BEAUTIFUL, borderline SUPERB GEM. Clearly from the standpoint of naked eye appeal, it is just that, a SUPERB GEM. From a technical standpoint, PCGS got it just right. The luster is bold with intense swirling cartwheels and a hint of semi-PL underlying reflection when rotated in a light. The surfaces are bathed in a Caribbean blue that mingles with a tangerine-gold and pale green accent at the rims. The luster really brings the colors to life! The devices are crisply and fully struck with a rich, frosty texture that is a real delight to behold. A few very tiny, superficial traces of contact can be found with a strong glass, nothing too distracting, especially when taken in view of the whole package. The eye appeal is great! PCGS 7, NGC 11, CAC 5. This was the most recent example to sell in auction, realizing $20,563 in the October 2014 sale of the Gene Gardner Collection. We think the published prices are too low, as this is the only one to sell since March 2010! Just a half dozen are graded finer at PCGS, the finest being a 68 from the Brent Pogue Collection. This is a very important opportunity for the type or date collector. Good luck. PCGS# 4520 | EST: $15,000+ 59

LOT 119 10C 1833 JR-7. LAST 3 HIGH. PCGS MS66 The “Last 3 High” is a popular Red Book listed variety that was struck using two die pairs; JR-5 and JR-7, as here. The JR-5 is a common variety, listed as Rarity-1, where as the JR-7 is a challenging Rarity-4+. The authors of the JR reference (1984) noted “A very rare variety that is difficult to locate in any grade. Finest seen is VF-30.” More recently the authors of the Bust Dime Variety Identification Guide (2015) reiterated its rarity above VF grades, but “at least three MS examples are known.” Of those, this IMPRESSIVE MS66 must be FINEST KNOWN for the variety. This impressive GEM offers richly toned surfaces that are a delight to behold. Soft golden-russet and tan-gold patina at the centers blend with reds, oranges, pinks, greens and violet tones as your gaze moves to the rims. Sharply struck in general with very crisp star centers, drapery lines, and hair curls, and just showing some softness on the right side of the eagle’s neck and wing. A thick underlying frost comes out in a light, further enhancing this GEM’s superb visual allure. The placement of the TED in UNITED helps identify this as JR-7 as opposed to JR-5. The bases of TED get progressively higher on this marriage, and the bases of AM of AMERICA are joined. Since this is a later use of this obverse die (shared with JR-5), the die crack from the rim to the cap identifies this state of the obverse die. PCGS 4, NGC 0. This is the only JR-7 graded so fine, and it is the PCGS CoinFacts Plate Coin for the variety and the second plate coin for the Last 3 High type as well. There has not been an MS66 example sold sine February 2016, where one sold for $17,038 (was the much more common JR-5). The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $20,000 for the Red Book variety, the die marriage, as a Rarity-4+ should carry some premium for the advanced die variety specialist. Good luck! PCGS# 4523 | EST: $15,000+ LOT 120 10C 1833 JR-9 PCGS MS66 Among those tied for second highest graded at PCGS, there is just a single MS67+ graded finer for the date, and clearly this is a Condition Census example of the JR-9 variety, one of the more common marriages of the date. A deep, earth-tone palette of olive, tan, pewter, russet, and slate frame both obverse and reverse, accented by a thick, satiny frost belying the toning. GEM caliber surfaces are devoid of any notable marks or hairlines, even a powerful loupe fails to aid in the location of any post mint flaw of any kind. The striking definition is bold with generally crisp details on both sides. The eye appeal is quite nice. PCGS 6, NGC 3. Only a single MS66 has ever sold in auction, realizing $11,250 in a December 2020 internet only auction. The Pogue Collection had a Proof example of the “normal” date, and an MS66 example of the “Last 3 High” variety. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $15,500 and as one of the absolute FINEST examples graded by PCGS of the date, regardless of variety, this is an exceptional piece to include in a set of Bust dimes or type coins. An opportunity like this may not appear again for some time. Good luck. PCGS# 38868 | EST: $10,000+ 60

LOT 121 10C 1838-O NO STARS. PCGS MS65 CAC Welcome home old friend! This impressive GEM 1838-O dime is among the FINEST KNOWN of this early issue! A beautiful GEM example there is nothing we do not LOVE about this AMAZING coin. A short lived, visually balanced type which does not have the stars surrounding Gobrecht’s Seated Liberty. This is the F-101a die variety, very scarce, a later die state with cuds on the obverse rim and a die crack through the U in UNITED. The O mintmark is boldly repunched. Sharply struck with full definition on both sides the surfaces are unblemished and virtually devoid of contact. There is a faint blush of light to medium gold on the brilliantly lustrous fields and frosted devices. The eye appeal is incredible! This coin is Ex. Eugene Gardner Collection, Part 2, Heritage, October 2014, lot 98238. Mr. Gardner bought this coin in August 2007 from our sister firm, Legend Numismatics. PCGS 4, NGC 4, CAC 3. There is just a single MS65+ graded finer. In the Gardner sale, this coin realized $28,200, and we sold another example of this die state in our May 2016 Regency Auction XVII for $24,675. The current CAC CPG value is $24,200 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is $22,500. There is just a single MS65+ that last sold back in April 2015 for $32,900. We anticipate this GEM selling for a very strong bid. Type or date collectors take notice and don’t let this AMAZING coin pass you by! PCGS# 4564 | EST: $20,000+ 61

LOT 122 LOT 123 10C 1885 PCGS MS63 PL 10C 1889 PCGS MS67 This is the ONLY 1885 Seated Liberty dime to achieve a An exceptionally high end SUPERB GEM that is tied for Prooflike designation in ANY grade at either PCGS or NGC. FINEST graded. Rich, pastel iridescent toning is brought out Clearly an early strike from freshly prepared and polished by a fantastic, brilliant satin luster. Every detail is crisply dies, this CHOICE coin has vibrant, flashy watery mirrored rendered by a precision blow from the dies and the surfaces fields. Both sides have a rich peripheral blue, gold, orange, are essentially PRISTINE. The eye appeal is great. and pearly patina, yielding to brilliant untoned silver centers, likely stored in a classic old time album. The devices are PCGS 9, NGC 7. NONE ARE FINER at either service! The sharp and frosty. The eye appeal is great! last one sold over four years ago, and the current Collectors Universe value is $3,000, who knows, in today’s market, this PCGS 1, NGC 0. UNIQUE in the PL designation, this high end SUPERB GEM could bring more! coin sold for $1,020 in January 2020, which seems quite reasonable given its status. Bid accordingly. PCGS# 4702 | EST: $2,500+ PCGS# 84694 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 124 LOT 125 10C 1867 PCGS PR64 10C 1914 PCGS MS66+ CAC Watery, reflective fields have a wonderful flash that accents Frosty lustrous surfaces gleam with a glittering brilliance the antique peripheral tone which gives a concentric rainbow in the fields. An original, peripheral toning frames both pattern on the obverse. A few ancient hairlines account for obverse and reverse, more boldly toned on the latter side. the grade assigned by PCGS, but they have minimal impact Well struck, frosted devices stand out against near-flawless on the near-GEM eye appeal. surfaces. The eye appeal is great. PCGS 48, NGC 35. Only 625 Proofs were struck. The last PCGS 81, NGC 37, CAC 27. There are 9 in MS66+ at two pieces sold in 2018, realizing $600 and $840. The PCGS, and only one sold in auction over five years ago. We current Collectors Universe value is listed at $800. Very think this coin will exceed the current PCGS value of $1,100 scarce finer, these classic low mintage Proof type coins are when the hammer falls on this high grade Barber dime. Only just undervalued today. What a great way to start collecting seven are graded higher. truly scarce coins on a budget. PCGS# 4865 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS# 4760 | EST: $700+ 62

LOT 126 LOT 127 10C 1896 PCGS PR67 CAM CAC 10C 1902 PCGS PR66 CAC A spectacular SUPERB quality Cameo Proof! What an Ex Young-Dakota Collection, as noted on the insert. amazing example of the Barber dime type in an outstanding state of preservation. In the Cameo category, there are a An incredible GEM we sold in December 2016, where it was mere three coins graded finer. Ultra deep, bold, reflective described as: mirrors are sleek and the epitome of perfection. They are icy smooth and free of distracting marks, lines, or splotches. The “What a killer coin! WOW! Superior mirrors are exceedingly surfaces are gently bathed in a pale gold that accents the rich deep and flare from all over. The mirrors do show absolute cameo contrast. The eye appeal is very high end! clarity, cleanliness, and have a bold reflection. This coin really is a borderline Cameo. We’ve seen lesser coins PCGS PCGS 11, NGC 12, CAC 12. Only 762 Proofs were struck. has designated as such. A killer ring of royal blue/gold/violet The most recent example sold in September 2020 for frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are needle $3,840 and the current Collectors Universe value is $4,000. sharp in strike and have thick frost. The eye appeal is jaw Just three are graded finer at PCGS, making this a prime dropping!” candidate for the Set Registry crowd. Good luck. PCGS 24, NGC 26, CAC 10. Only 777 Proofs were struck. PCGS# 84880 | EST: $3,200+ Just 11 are graded finer. Back in our December 2016 Regency Auction, this GEM sold for $4,583 on an estimate of $2,000-$2,200. Do not let the Pops, comps, and published prices confuse you, this is a stunning coin that will again excite bidders into a frenzy. PCGS# 886 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 128 10C 1910 PCGS PR67+ CAM CAC Do you believe in love at first sight? Take one casual glance at this SUPERB CAMEO Proof Barber dime and you will do just that! WOW! Ultra deep, icy mirrors beam from all over with amazing clarity, cleanliness, and intense reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp and have thick frost, creating the highly desired CAMEO contrast. The surfaces are awash in a gorgeous, totally original mix of light pastel and neon pinks, golds, purples, and oranges. The eye appeal is UNFORGETTABLE! Really one look and you are hooked! PCGS 4, NGC 8, CAC 3. Only 551 Proofs were struck. This is the ONLY PR67+ CAM and there are just two PR68 CAMs graded finer. This coin has never sold in auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value in PR67+ CAM is $6,750 and it jumps to $18,000 in PR68 CAM. Whether for type or date purposes this is a monster SUPERB GEM that will delight any collector. Bidding will hit record levels when this coin crosses the block. PCGS# 84894 | EST: $6,500+ 63

LOT 129 LOT 130 10C 1912 PCGS PR66 CAM 10C 1914 PCGS PR66 CAC An outstanding GEM quality Cameo Proof. Watery reflective Ex Young Dakota Set, as noted on the insert. fields flash boldly, accenting the vibrant blue and lilac patina that graces both sides. The frosty devices do stand out with From our December 2016 Regency Auction, lot 225, where it a brilliant contrast in the less toned areas. The eye appeal is was described as: pleasing. “Superb in every respect! We do very much rank this as a PCGS 8, NGC 9. Only 700 Proofs were struck. This coin last VERY high end coin. sold four years ago for $1,116 in June 2017 and the current Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,800. RARE finer, Deep mirrors beam vividly from all over. They have this is a stunning coin for the collector. tremendous clarity, are super clean, and have a stunning reflection. Both sides are sprinkled with pale pewter/olive/ PCGS# 84896 | EST: $1,200+ lavender toning. This coin is far from dull. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is super!” PCGS 22, NGC 22, CAC 13. Only 425 Proofs were struck. The most recent example realized $1,920 in May 2019. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $1,550 and the CAC CPG value is $1,500. Seems cheap for a coin that has such a low mintage and is in such a lofty state of preservation! PCGS# 4898 | EST: $1,250+ LOT 131 LOT 132 10C 1916 MERCURY. PCGS MS67+ FB CAC 10C 1917 PCGS MS66+ FB CAC What a great looking example of this first year of issue! A lovely, ORIGINAL early Mercury dime that is borderline WOW! It is clear that this SUPERB GEM was carefully SUPERB quality. Satiny brilliant luster glows vibrantly saved since it left the mint in 1916. Rich, original olive, under a dusting of rust-gold, russet-olive, and tan-gold russet, tan iridescent toning blends with violet-rose and patina, which is heavier at the rims, very light at the centers. emerald gold toning. The devices are crisply struck up and Well struck devices have full, crisp detail. The eye appeal is the eye appeal is excellent. quite nice. PCGS 214, NGC 110, CAC 102. There are 38 in MS67+ FB PCGS 125, NGC 37, CAC 29. There are 7 in MS66+ FB and just 17 finer. The last 10 MS67+ FB graded by PCGS and 34 finer. The PCGS Price Guide in MS66+ FB is $1,400 with the green CAC bean have sold between $1,058 and and there has not been a CAC-approved example to sell in $9,600, with the average at $2,691. The current PCGS Price auction since November 2018. Good luck. Guide value is listed at $2,500. This coin has a great look and is worthy of great set. PCGS# 4911 | EST: $1,000+ PCGS# 4905 | EST: $1,500+ 64

LOT 133 LOT 134 10C 1934 PCGS MS67 FB 10C 1917 PCGS MS67 FB A lovely, original album toned GEM. Superb quality surfaces gleam with a frosty brilliance, framed by a band of During the booming war time economy, the Philly mint peripheral rainbow toning from long term album storage. churned out over 55 million dimes in 1917. While available Exceptionally well struck and clean, we wonder why CAC in all grades, including GEM MS66 examples, those in did not bean this GEM. MS67 FB are quite scarce, and they are VERY RARE finer. The present GEM is sharply struck and has a thick, rich, PCGS 252, NGC 83. The current Collectors Universe value frosty luster under deep golden-brown peripheral tone, and is $400 and we think this coin will surpass that level when soft iridescent pearly silver-gold. The eye appeal is quite the hammer falls. Good luck. nice and the surfaces are very clean. Rarely do we see coins of such quality. PCGS 29, NGC 10. The most recent example sold more than PCGS# 4989 | EST: $325+ two and a half years ago in the 2019 FUN auction, which realized $2,280. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,900. Just six are graded by PCGS finer, all in MS67+ FB. PCGS# 4911 | EST: $1,800+ LOT 135 LOT 136 10C 1942-S PCGS MS67+ FB CAC 10C 1937 PCGS PR67 CAC Here is a truly magnificent SUPERB GEM 42-S dime! First Sweet mirrors and brilliant untoned reflectivity draws in the off, rarely does this date come with attractive toning, but this viewer’s gaze. The surfaces are virtually FLAWLESS and one has a wealth of orange and gold tones on the obverse pristine. Clearly this coin is exceptional and SUPERB with that are beautifully brought out by a bold, satiny mint frost. an amazing eye appeal. The sharply struck devices stand out, including the central band which shows full definition. The eye appeal is great. PCGS 300, NGC 203, CAC 174. The current Collectors Universe value is $750 and the CAC CPG value is $837. We PCGS 252, NGC 113, CAC 83. There are 31 in MS67+ suspect this coin will see bidding exceed those levels. FB and just 6 finer. The last two PCGS MS67+ FB CAC examples sold in June and July 2020 for $1,920 and $1,293 PCGS# 5072 | EST: $700+ respectively. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $1,700. An MS68 FB will probably cost five figures--keep that in mind when you figure your bids. Good luck. PCGS# 5043 | EST: $1,200+ 65

LOT 137 LOT 138 10C 1942 PCGS PR67 CAC 25C 1877-CC PCGS MS65 Intense chrome-like reflection is blazing and blindingly Frosty and untoned, this GEM CC quarter is a great coin for brilliant over flawless surfaces. The eye appeal is SUPERB! the collector looking for a With Motto Seated quarter from this always popular mint. Well struck, the surfaces have PCGS 820, NGC 867, CAC 459. The CAC CPG value is a creamy white frost that is delightfully brilliant. The eye $314 and the Collectors Universe value is listed at $325. appeal is nice. This one will see strong bidding for its outstanding eye appeal. PCGS 45, NGC 36. The current Collectors Universe value is $2,250 and the last one to sell brought $2,280 a year ago. PCGS# 5077 | EST: $300+ Scarce any finer, this date is great for type or date purposes, and the current grade is perfect for most collectors. PCGS# 5505 | EST: $1,800+ LOT 139 LOT 140 25C 1888 PCGS MS66+ 25C 1895 PCGS MS66 A low mintage date, only 10,000 quarters were struck for A lovely toned GEM example. Soft pewter and antique circulation in 1888. This is a very pretty example, which silver blends with pale blue, gold, lime-green, and lilac hues. certainly sat for a long time in a collection where it was able The subtle differences in hue are brought out by a frosty, to take on the lovely toning that is deeper at the peripheries shimmering satin luster. Sharply struck overall, the details and fades to champagne dusted silver in the centers. GEM are bold and there are no serious marks or lines of any kind. quality surfaces show no serious marks or ticks and the The eye appeal is excellent and we don’t understand why it devices are sharply struck adding to the very nice eye appeal. did not sticker at CAC. PCGS 5, NGC 3. This coin sold in our September 2018 PCGS 15, NGC 10. The current Collectors Universe value Regency Auction for $1,586 and the current Collectors is listed at $2,750 and the most recent APRs are for CAC Universe value is listed at $2,250. RARE finer, an important coins. Though we think this coin is on par quality wise, our coin for the collector. estimate is below the APRs of CAC approved examples. RARE finer with fewer than a dozen graded higher. Bound PCGS# 5520 | EST: $1,500+ for a GEM set. PCGS# 5610 | EST: $2,000+ 66

LOT 141 25C 1907-S PCGS MS66+ CAC An OUTSTANDING borderline SUPERB GEM example of the date! What a wonderful 07-S that is VERY HIGH END! Incredible, original, old envelope toning in shades of blue, gold, antique silver, olive, rose, apricot, pink, and tangerine patina graces both sides. The color is classic old envelope toning. Only a touch of striking softness at the inner edge of the eagle’s wings are noted. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 19, NGC 7, CAC 4. There are 7 listed in MS66+ and just three finer. The last one sold for $6,900 in April 2021 and before that there were two in 2020 at $8,100. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $9,000. We think this GEM belongs in a SUPERB Barber quarter set and should realize a very strong bid to take it home. Anything finer will cost into the five figures. PCGS# 5648 | EST: $6,500+ LOT 142 25C 1911 PCGS MS67 A very high grade survivor of this later date Barber quarter. Despite a healthy mintage of 3.72 million, this date is RARE in MS66 or finer, and this MS67 is tied for FINEST graded at PCGS. Satiny lustrous fields have a rich underlying frost that glitters below a deep earthen, clay-like colors; orange-red, violet, olive, tan, and gold surrounds the peripheries and within the devices, but leaving the central portions of the designs untoned. Sharply struck, the devices stand out wonderfully. A strong glass will identify the most minute little lines hidden under the toning, but to the naked eye, this SUPERB GEM is virtually flawless! PCGS 3, NGC 2. The last one to sell in auction brought $4,320. The other MS67, last sold in October 2014 brought nearly $8,000. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,500. With NONE FINER, this SUPERB GEM belongs in a very high ranking Barber Registry Set. PCGS# 5659 | EST: $4,500+ 67

LOT 143 25C 1911-S PCGS MS67+ CAC Ex Eliasberg Collection, as noted on the insert. This SPECTULAR SUPERB GEM is most likely the FINEST KNOWN example of this date that survives. Currently tied for highest graded at PCGS, this coin used to be graded MS68 by NGC--it is that HIGH END! Essentially PERFECT with immaculate surfaces. Clearly its previous owners took exceptional care of it since it left the mint. (Many of these early 20th century superb gems from the Eliasberg Collection were purchased directly from the mint by John Clapp). The surfaces are flawless, even using a strong glass we are unable to find a single imperfection, anywhere. The surfaces are graced by a delicate, pearlescent patina, its subtle shades are brought out by a thick, frosty satin luster that glows from below the toning. The eye appeal is truly special! PCGS 8, NGC 6, CAC 7. This coin last brought just shy of $10,000 in our March 2019 Regency Auction, and it sold for $11,750 in the October 2014 sale of the Eugene Gardner Collection as NGC MS68. Even back in April 1997, this coin brought $9,900! If you collect Mint State Barber quarters, you know the Eliasberg-Gardner pedigree is tops! PCGS# 5661 | EST: $10,000+ LOT 144 25C 1892 PCGS PR67 CAM Bordering on a Deep Cameo type of contrast, this is an UBER high end, high grade SUPERB GEM Proof example from the first year of the Barber series. Incredibly deep, clean, beaming mirrored fields glitter, shimmer, and boom brilliantly in the light, flashing with a chrome-like reflection. Every device is razor sharp in strike with thick, creamy-white frost. A blush of the most subtle tone is seen at the neck. Even under very strong magnification you will not find any marks or breaks in the mirrors or in the frost. Only 1,245 Proofs were struck. PCGS 14, NGC 16. The last one to sell brought $2,760 in the 2020 FUN auction. The market today is stronger, and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $5,500. Worthy of a strong bid, as only a half dozen are graded finer. Good luck. PCGS# 85678 | EST: $2,500+ LOT 145 25C 1898 PCGS PR68 CAC An incredible Proof Barber quarter. Everything about this GEM is SUPERB and the quality is off the charts! Virtually pristine, there are no imperfections of any kind, anywhere, no matter how long you look at it with a strong glass. Infinitely deep, beaming mirrors are exceptionally clean, sleek, and bold. Both sides are bathed in a wonderful, totally original melange of blues, golds, oranges, lilac, pink, rose, and pale greens; the tones are deep, but they do not obscure the exquisite brilliance of the mirrors. The devices are fully struck and they have a thick, frosty texture, giving the obverse a nearly Cameo like contrast. The eye appeal is stupendous! PCGS 7, NGC 18, CAC 4. Only 735 Proofs were struck. No PCGS PR68 CAC has ever sold in auction and the last CAC-approved NGC coin sold about a decade ago! The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $11,000 and this coin will fit nicely in any SUPERB set of Proof Barber quarters or type coins. Bidding will be fierce! PCGS# 5684 | EST: $8,000+ 68

LOT 146 25C 1901 PCGS PR66 A multicolored GEM example of this early 20th century Proof Barber quarter. The flashy mirrored surfaces are clean and offer bold clarity throughout. The obverse has a mottled blend of azure, crimson, pale gold, and rich violet hues, while the reverse has some delicate silvery-gray toning dusted on the reverse. Careful inspection of the reverse with a glass shows many microscopic die lines in the fields. The eye appeal is quite pleasing overall. PCGS 18, NGC 35. Only 813 Proofs were struck. None have sold in auction since August 2017--nearly four years ago. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $2,100. Scarce finer, these are just so cheap right now. PCGS# 5687 | EST: $1,350+ LOT 147 25C 1912 PCGS PR67+ CAM CAC This coin is so HIGH END, it is not just a 67+, we unhesitatingly grade this coin a PR67.8+++! Hard to believe this coin was abandoned for the PR69 CAC (yes PR69)! Superior deep mirrors beam boldly from all over. The mirrors have intense clarity and are the epitome of perfection. When you twirl the coin the mirrors have a semi “watery” like roll. A band of blue/gold/pale violet frames the peripheries. The centers have intense contrast. Miss Liberty and every detail are frosted and are fully struck. PCGS 8, NGC 8, CAC 7. Only 700 were minted. PCGS has graded just this coin in PR67+ Cameo with only 1 coin higher. There is no record of this coin being sold via auction. There is a ridiculously low Collectors Universe value of $8,400. Keep in mind the lone PR68 (which is beaned) would cost at least $20,000+ if it were to ever appear. This coin will be a stunning addition to any SUPERB quarter set. PCGS# 85698 | EST: $7,500+ LOT 148 25C 1914 PCGS PR67+ CAM CAC Legend Numismatic Auctions is proud to offer one of the rarest and most beautiful Cameo Proof Barber 25C that exists: 1914 PCGS PR67+ Cameo! It is incredibly HIGH END (PR67+++), has killer looks, and does border on Deep Cameo. If this coin had been in a PR68 CAM holder, we would not flinch. Incredible miles deep mirrors explode from all over. They are pristine in every respect and have zero haze. The clarity allows for powerful reflection from the mirrors. Only a slight hint of golden brown can be seen around the peripheries and in the center. There is full ULTRA black and white contrast. Miss Liberty and the details look like they were sculpted from a frosty block of ice. Every detail is pinpoint sharp. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! PCGS 4, NGC 5, CAC 4. ONLY 380 were ever minted. PCGS has graded only 2 in PR67+ Cameo. We are stunned PCGS has graded a PR68 CAM (which of course is locked up in major collection).This coin last sold back in 2013 for $14,100. Our consignor did pay a premium recently to buy it-we feel strongly this coin has fallen into the markets spanking of Proof Barbers and is UNDERvalued. If you are building a top set, this is one coin you can NOT pass up! PCGS# 85700 | EST: $12,500+ 69

LOT 149 25C 1915 PCGS PR67+ CAM CAC We are pleased to offer the FINEST graded PR 1915 25C Cameo Proof. It is more than worthy of its lofty designation. WOW what a coin! Shimmering deep mirrors beam boldly from all over. The mirrors are perfect and have strong clarity. When you twirl the coin, the near blinding reflection does not diminish the semi “watery” roll of the mirrors. Mother Nature blessed both sides with totally original deep violet/lime/blue/navy/ gold/purple colors. The contrast is bold and colorful. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 2. ONLY 450 were minted. This is the ONLY PR67+ Cameo. It should be noted a PCGS PR67 Cameo sold for $21,600 in January 2021. The Collectors Universe Value is $30,000. Unquestionably, this date in Cameo is a stopper for the series. Here you have a chance to buy one of the best of the best 1915 Proof 25C. Good luck! PCGS# 85701 | EST: $22,500+ 70

LOT 150 25C 1916 STANDING LIBERTY. PCGS MS65 FH Ex Garrett Collection, as noted on the holder. An incredible quality GEM example, one of only 52,000 struck in the final weeks of 1916. A blazing and brilliant silver luster blooms vividly from below a layer of pale violet and slate -blue with hints of gold and rose mixed throughout. The strike is crisp with a full head and mostly complete beading on the shield. Easily recognized by the small mark above the D in GOD. The eye appeal is excellent and the historic nature of the pedigree makes this a fantastic example of this classic 20th century blue chip issue. PCGS 86, NGC 50. This GEM is pedigreed to one of the GREATEST collections ever assembled--that of the Garrett Family. Sold in multiple parts on behalf of The Johns Hopkins University beginning in Stack’s March 1976 and then in the famed series of four sales by Bowers and Ruddy from 1979 to 1981, the catalogs have remained important for reference over the last four decades! This coin was lot 674 of the second Garrett sale, March 1980. Eventually it was graded MS65 FH by NGC, and sold in the 1997 FUN auction, lot 6040, then again as NGC MS65 FH in the 2016 FUN auction, lot 5347. It is thought that this coin was obtained for the Garrett Collection by Henry Chapman in 1916, directly from the mint. Back in 1980, this GEM sold for $27,500. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $40,000. Very rare finer, this coin has a great look, great pedigree, and will fit nicely in a great set. PCGS# 5705 | EST: $30,000+ 71

NOTES LOT 151 25C 1925 NGC MS67 This brilliant, white, untoned SUPERB GEM Standing Liberty quarter is tied for FINEST graded in the non-FH designation. As for its designation, there is just a hint of softness and a single mark on the head that keep this luster bomb from that highly desired designation. The surfaces are generally pristine, devoid of any contact worthy of mention. The surfaces have a wonderful glossy mint glow that gives this exceptional coin a great look. PCGS 3, NGC 4. The last one sold five and a half years ago in the 2016 FUN auction, in a much weaker market. The current Collectors Universe value is $4,000. A slightly better struck MS67 FH would cost about double that amount. Good luck. PCGS# 5752 | EST: $2,400+ 72

LOT 152 25C 1932-D PCGS MS65+ CAC The 32-D quarter is a KEY to the Washington quarter series in all grades. In GEM they are VERY RARE, and in MS65+ or finer, they are prohibitively so! To start off, this GEM is totally original. A layer of iridescent pearly gold patina graces the surfaces of both sides. Sharply struck devices are frosty and are enhanced by the brilliant satiny luster. A strong glass will reveal a few scattered, tiny marks, which is all that keeps this coin from being tied for FINEST graded at the MS66 level. PCGS 97, NGC 24, CAC 17. There are 7 graded MS65+ and just two in MS66 finer. The last two sold for $19,200 and $19,388, the former from the Pogue Collection sale March 2020 and the latter from our May 2018 Regency Auction. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $24,500. NOTE a MS66 recently sold for $75,000 in March 2021 (and neither of them are CAC approved). Bid accordingly. PCGS# 5791 | EST: $20,000+ 73

LOT 153 LOT 154 25C 1932-S PCGS MS65 CAC 25C 1936-D PCGS MS65+ CAC While rarer than its Philadelphia mint cousin, the 32-S is not The 36-D, behind the 32-D and 32-S, is a key date to the as rare as the 32-D. This is a lovely lustrous GEM example series, regardless of grade. The present GEM is bold and from an original mintage of only 408,000. Original, pale, brilliant with a wonderful visual impact imparted by a strong iridescent toning graces the undipped surfaces and there strike and PQ surfaces. are no serious traces of contact of any kind to be found anywhere. The eye appeal is neat for sure. PCGS 370, NGC 156, CAC 36. There are four in MS65+ at PCGS. While a PCGS MS65+ CAC sold for $780 in PCGS 195, NGC 74, CAC 36. The last PCGS/CAC MS65 December 2019, since then non-CAC PCGS MS65s have sold for $4,080 in August 2020 and prior to that, these were sold for that or more. The current PCGS Price Guide value is selling between $2,800 and $3,400. The current Price Guides $1,050. Add this GEM to your set. are lower than the APRs. Rare finer, there are 31 in MS65+ and just six in MS66. We think this GEM will delight anyone PCGS# 5801 | EST: $800+ working on a set. PCGS# 5792 | EST: $3,000+ LOT 155 LOT 156 25C 1950-D PCGS MS67+ 25C 1953-D PCGS MS67+ CAC An impressive coin, tied for FINEST graded at PCGS. A Among the DOZEN FINEST 53-D quarters graded, this rich, satiny mint frost glows with a strong brilliance from SUPERB GEM is totally original and has a great look! below the original toning. A swath of rainbow toning arcs Brilliant, satiny luster blooms boldly on both sides, accenting around the left obverse, while the remainder of the surfaces the iridescent toning on both the obverse and reverse. have a soft silvery-white iridescent hue. A tiny mark or two Sharply struck and very clean, this coin is worthy of its lofty are noted for full disclosure but they do not impact the eye grade and devoid of any flaw of consequence. The visual appeal much. quality is wonderful. PCGS 21, NGC 12. There are NONE finer at PCGS. All the PCGS 50, NGC 71, CAC 20. There are 11 in MS67+ and just examples sold in major auction were CAC approved with a single MS68 is graded finer. These have sold in the $3,120 recent APRs ranging from $2,524 to $3,120 and the current to $4,700 range with five examples sold in the last two years. Collectors Universe value is listed at $5,000. A superb coin A real prize for the Set Registry collector looking to upgrade worthy of a high ranking Washington quarter set! Good luck. their set. PCGS# 5842 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS# 5853 | EST: $3,000+ 74

LOT 157 LOT 158 25C 1937 PCGS PR67 CAC 25C 1940 PCGS PR67+ CAC Blisteringly brilliant and blazingly reflective, this SUPERB A totally ORIGINAL SUPERB GEM Proof Washington GEM looks as vibrant and fresh today as it was the day it quarter. Iridescent, frosty pastel toning is blanketed over was struck. A later die state with some minor cracks and a highly reflective, watery mirrored fields. The toning does not uniform glossy reflection on the devices, rather than a frosted obscure any lines or other flaws, and the eye appeal is nice. texture. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 308, NGC 242, CAC 116. PCGS has graded 84 in PCGS 158, NGC 105, CAC 80. The current CAC CPG value PR67+, and just 10 finer. The current Collectors Universe value is $897 and the PCGS Price is $750. The most recent sold for is $1,000 and this colorful Proof is worthy of a strong bid. more than both, realizing $930 in May 2021. PCGS# 5979 | EST: $800+ PCGS# 5976 | EST: $750+ LOT 159 LOT 160 50C 1890 PCGS PR64 DCAM 50C 1902 PCGS MS66 An excellent DCAM Seated half! Featuring bold, deep The 1902 Barber half is a major condition rarity in the mirrors that are nearly blindingly reflective in the light. series. Despite a large mintage of 4,922,000, these clearly The mirrored fields show as a black background, are clear disappeared into circulation where they would stay until they and generally very clean while contrasting wonderfully were worn down. Today, GEM Mint State pieces are rare, against the fully white frosted and exceptionally well struck and anything finer than MS65 is VERY RARE. Fewer than devices. A strong glass shows a tiny mark under Liberty’s ten survive in MS66 or finer. We like the look of this MS66 arm and a blush of iridescent silver-white tone at the quite a bit. The highly lustrous, satiny surfaces are awash periphery. The eye appeal is excellent. in a gentle blue and amber-gold patina, which glows when rotated in a light. Sharply struck devices stand out in bold Only 590 Proofs were struck. PCGS 3, NGC 1. The last relief against the satiny smooth fields. There are a couple one to sell realized $3,360 in March 2021; prior to that an of very minor scattered marks on this coin, most notable a NGC PF64 UCAM sold for $3,720 in October 2020. Scarce minor line on Liberty’s cheek. The eye appeal is excellent! finer in the designation, this is a good opportunity for the collector. PCGS 5, NGC 5. The last two PCGS-graded examples sold in a weaker market, back in 2016 and were CAC approved, PCGS# 96451 | EST: $3,000+ selling for $7,344 and $4,935. Prior to that you have to go back to 2008 to find an example in this grade! Note: the one that sold for $4,935 subsequently upgraded to MS66+ and sold for $10,281 in our May 2018 Regency Auction. Today the PCGS Price Guide lists a value of $6,500. We think this lovely GEM will see very spirited bidding and placement in a fantastic set of Barber halves. Good luck! PCGS# 6492 | EST: $6,000+ 75

LOT 161 LOT 162 50C 1908-D PCGS MS66+ CAC 50C 1919 PCGS AU58 CAC A first class example of this conditionally rare date Barber The PERFECT “Everyman Set” coin! Seriously, the wear half. Indeed this PQ GEM is among the top 10 graded at is limited to a microscopic friction on the high points. In PCGS. Richly lustrous surfaces gleam all over enlivening the old days, this coin could have passed for Mint State. the beautifully toned surfaces. Incredible hues of green, Wonderfully toned on both sides with a totally original orange, gold, lilac, and magenta toning cover both obverse antique patina, this popular early date Walker has a great and reverse. Overall the strike is bold with just a hint of the look. Satiny lustrous surfaces possess a pearly gleam. A few slightest softness on the reverse. A strong glass will aid in minor ticks are seen with a glass, evidence of the short stint the location of some minor ticks, which preclude an even in circulation. The eye appeal is excellent. loftier grade, but the eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 68, NGC 41, CAC 13. The most recent example PCGS 13, NGC 4, CAC 11. There are 5 in MS66+ and just realized $2,500 in February 2020 and we sold one in our five finer. The most recent sold for $3,720 in June 2020; this Regency Auction 32 for $2,468. The current CAC CPG value coin sold nearly five years ago for $4,230. The current PCGS is $3,000 and this lovely coin should bring a strong bid. Price Guide value is listed at $4,250. None of the five finer have ever sold in auction. Good luck! PCGS# 6577 | EST: $2,000+ PCGS# 3937 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 163 LOT 164 50C 1929-S NGC MS65 50C 1934-S PCGS MS64 A sharply struck GEM 29-S. Representing the year of the Here is a sharply struck and flashy 34-S half. Wonderfully famed stock market crash. Every detail is crisply rendered brilliant, highly lustrous surfaces have a hint of reflectivity including on Liberty’s hand and fully separated drapery when you rotate it in the light. Every detail is sharply struck lines. The luster is brilliant and billowy with a thick, satiny with a wonderful frost. There are a few tiny contact marks frost. There is a short scratch in the field, which is all that that limit the grade to this near-GEM, but the eye appeal is precludes CAC approval and a higher grade. This mark does really nice! not have a serious impact on the overall visual appeal of this GEM. PCGS 457, NGC 231. The most recent one sold for $870 in April 2021 and another sold for $810 in April 2020. The PCGS 234, NGC 136. The last NGC MS65 sold for $2,520 current Collectors Universe value is $1,100 and it jumps to in February 2020 and the current Collectors Universe value $2,000 in MS65. This one will fit nicely in a CHOICE to is $2,850. Conditionally scarce any finer, this is a nice coin GEM set. Bid accordingly. for the collector. PCGS# 6594 | EST: $750+ PCGS# 6590 | EST: $2,000+ 76

LOT 165 LOT 166 50C 1939-S NGC MS67 50C 1934-S PCGS MS65 CAC Lustrous and very well struck, this 39-S has a great look. High grade with minimal toning, this SUPERB GEM will What a gorgeously toned GEM 34-S, an old friend, previously delight any collector. sold in our November 2018 Regency Auction, where it was described as: “Truly a special 34-S! While the sharp strike PCGS 238, NGC 139.The current Collectors Universe value and brilliant satin luster are both dynamic characteristics of is $1,250 and the last NGC-graded example sold for $900 in this GEM, what is really special about this AMAZING coin March 2021. Slightly more than a dozen are graded finer at is the bold, beautiful multicolored toning that adorns both NGC, making this a great example for the collector. sides. Shades of blue, gold, rose, orange, and magenta frame the obverse, while a swath of sky blue dramatically graces PCGS# 6608 | EST: $800+ the central obverse. The reverse is dusted with a pastel blue iridescent toning that really delights the eye.” PCGS 324, NGC 111, CAC 35. In our May 2018 Regency Auction, this UNIQUELY TONED GEM sold for $7,931 and then again for $5,758 in November 2018. Go ahead again and toss out other APRs and Price Guide values, this is an important opportunity for the advanced collector of toned Walking Liberty half dollars. Off the market since 2018, we think this one will bring another very strong bid. PCGS# 6594 | EST: $5,000+ LOT 167 LOT 168 50C 1939-S PCGS MS67 CAC This is one of the most gorgeously toned Walkers we have had 50C 1946-D PCGS MS67 CAC the honor of selling (and we sold the Dale Larsen and Valley View Collections, so we know nicely toned Walkers!). Deep, High grade and high end quality! WOW. We love this date/ cherry red toning blends with gold, blood-orange, and deep grade combination, as they come nice and do not have the violet at the obverse rim starting at 10:30 and looping around to five figure price tag that a marginally finer MS67+ will have. 8:00, going clockwise. This band of color frames the obverse, This one is essentially as struck with only a tiny tick or two and highlights the date. Rich, frosty, iridescent silvery-white from perfection. Nearly full definition is seen on both sides patina highlights the rest of the obverse, highlighting sharply from precision striking and the surfaces have just the most struck devices. The reverse has a soft iridescent pearly silver fragile dusting of iridescent toning. The eye appeal is great! with delicate apricot-gold overtone. PCGS 143, NGC 139, CAC 85. The most recent example to PCGS 238, NGC 139, CAC 173. Both the PCGS Price Guide sell in auction was in our August 2020 Regency Auction for and CAC CPG value are listed at $1,250, but don’t let that $1,821, which is in excess of the current published levels. number fool you, this SUPERB GEM will bring more! However, you must keep in mind that there are 19 in MS67+ finer, and these sell in the $16,000 to $18,000 range when PCGS# 6608 | EST: $1,250+ offered in auction. Seems like this SUPERB GEM offers a great value in relation! PCGS# 6628 | EST: $1,200+ 77

LOT 169 LOT 170 50C 1947 PCGS MS67 50C 1947-D PCGS MS66+ CAC This is a very pretty MS67 with a pearly texture and bold A totally original and high end GEM example of the last frosty mint luster that blooms all over. The devices are Walker date. Generally well struck devices have a bold frost well struck and stand out against the smooth, problem free and stand out against a strong, brilliant luster with a glowing surfaces. Attesting to the originality of this SUPERB GEM, satiny sheen. Blushes of pastel toning, in varied shades of there is a light dusting of iridescent silver-white coloration. pale pink, golden-yellow, rose, coppery-gold, and lilac mix The eye appeal is very high end and we don’t understand together on both sides. There are a few minor ticks, seen why CAC did not bean this GEM. with effort that account for the assigned grade. The eye appeal is excellent. PCGS 128, NGC 74. The last non-CAC MS67 we sold brought $1,028 in August 2020, and before that we sold PCGS 1685, NGC 1074, CAC 289. PCGS has graded 174 in one for $1,234 in December 2019. The current PCGS Price MS66+. Ignore the published levels and APRs, this coin will Guide value is listed at $1,600. Rare any finer, with just 21 bring a strong bid when it crosses the block. graded MS67+ as finest. PCGS# 6631 | EST: $500+ PCGS# 6630 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 171 LOT 172 50C 1938 PCGS PR67 50C 1940 PCGS PR67 CAC Blindingly brilliant and white hot blazing mirrors are A lovely SUPERB Proof Walker. Gorgeous peripheral toning exceedingly reflective and offer the epitome of flash and frames the highly reflective, watery-mirrored fields and clarity. Sharply struck devices stand out boldly with nice sharply struck devices. This coin is freshly graded from the frost over the central devices. The eye appeal is exceptional same group we have been offering the last few auctions, in every way, and the quality is SUPERB! matching nicely with the other 1940-1942 silver Proofs we have offered. The eye appeal is amazing! PCGS 281, NGC 298. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,100 and we expect this coin will bring more--it PCGS 375, NGC 369, CAC 200. In our May 2021 Regency is that nice! Auction, we sold a PR67+ CAC from this same holding for a very strong $4,700 on an estimate of $1,200-$1,500. With PCGS# 6638 | EST: $1,000+ the current CAC CPG value listed at $1,180, we suspect this this coin will sell for more. Good luck. PCGS# 6640 | EST: $800+ 78

LOT 173 LOT 174 50C 1942 PCGS PR67+ CAC 50C 1951 PCGS MS66+ FBL CAC Another GORGEOUS Proof Walker from this little group we A very attractive, nearly SUPERB GEM that has a wonderful have been consigned. Intense, beaming, brilliant fields are Mint Set look. A strong, bold luster radiates brilliantly from beautifully preserved and beautifully toned at the periphery below a dusting of dappled pastel blue, rose, gold, and lilac. with orange-apricot, golden-rose patina. Sharply struck with A couple of old finger prints on the reverse attest to the nearly flawless surfaces. The visual quality matches that of originality of this GEM Mint State Franklin. the technical--SUPERB! PCGS 233, NGC 51, CAC 50. There are 23 graded MS66+ PCGS 1034, NGC 927, CAC 479. There are 100 graded FBL. The most recent sold for $720 in October 2020 and we PR67+ at PCGS. A similar looking 1940 in PR67+ sold in sold one for $1,351 in August 2020. The current Collectors our Regency Auction 45 sale for $4,700 (from the same old Universe value is $1,050. Just 14 are graded finer and a time holding). We think this coin will bring similar bidding PCGS/CAC MS67 FBL is a five-figure condition rarity. when it crosses the block. Good luck. Bound for a nice set. PCGS# 6642 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS# 86658 | EST: $900+ LOT 175 LOT 176 50C 1951-S PCGS MS67 CAC 50C 1957-D PCGS MS67 FBL A marvelously toned SUPERB GEM example of this early A very pretty, high grade 57-D Franklin, tied for FINEST date Franklin half dollar. Incredible orange and purple graded at PCGS. Bands of colorful rainbow toning frame toning graces the obverse with subtle autumnal and sunset most of both sides adding to the exceptional eye appeal. The hues mingling with the dominant shades. The reverse had luster is bold and when twirled in a light, the various hues a dappled blue and gray toning with some olive and orange are brought out. A few minor traces of contact are all that tinges mixed in. The luster is bold and brings all the colors keeps this SUPERB GEM from a CAC bean. Regardless, the out when rotated in a light. The eye appeal is monstrous with eye appeal is wonderful. the obverse rating a 9.5 on our 10-point color scale. PCGS 56, NGC 19. There are NONE FINER at PCGS. The PCGS 17, NGC 12, CAC 10. We think this marvelous current Collectors Universe value is listed at $2,250 and SUPERB GEM will exceed published pricing and recent this coin last sold for $1,800 in August 2020. Bound for a APRs. Good luck! superb Registry Set, if that is what you are building, bid accordingly. PCGS# 6660 | EST: $2,500+ PCGS# 86673 | EST: $1,800+ 79

LOT 177 50C 1958 PCGS MS67 FBL Sharply struck and highly lustrous, this is a very pleasing GEM example of this date. A strong underlying brilliance gleams from under a distinctive, original mottled toning pattern. Golden-olive patina mingles with antique silver and delicate pastel hues. The details are bold throughout. A few tiny marks are seen, which might account for no CAC sticker, but the eye appeal is quite nice. PCGS 32, NGC 20. The last non-CAC PCGS-graded example sold in March 2019 for $2,040 and the current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,750. Bound for a very nice set. PCGS# 86674. | EST: $2,000+ LOT 178 50C 1959-D PCGS MS67 FBL VERY high grade for the date, there are only a couple of examples graded higher, and these are recent additions to the Population Report. Wonderfully pearlescent silver lustrous surfaces beam with bold cartwheel affect that enlivens both sides of this SUPERB GEM 59-D. Sharply struck and displaying a touch of iridescent rose patina at the lower reverse. The excellent eye appeal is unmarred by a couple of unobtrusive ticks. PCGS 9, NGC 7. Only two examples have sold in auction, including one we sold in September 2019 for $9,694 and an example sold in April 2021 for $5,040. The Current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $10,000. Bound for a great set. PCGS# 86677 | EST: $6,000+ 80

LOT 179 50C 1957 NGC PF69 UCAM AMAZINGLY well preserved and beautifully contrasted, this is a wonder coin, obviously tied for FINEST graded at either service! Deep, and we mean bottomless, mirrors reflect boldly against the thickly frosted devices. The stark black and white contrast is dramatic and highly alluring. The surfaces are stunning and FLAWLESS! WOW. The quality and eye appeal are both spectacular! PCGS 4, NGC 8. There are no CAC approved PR69 DCAM or UCAMs. Only two have sold in major auction, one in April 2021 for $7,800 and the other sold for $10,575 back in the 2013 FUN auction. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $32,000. A prize for the collector building a top notch NGC Registry Set, bid accordingly. PCGS# 96698 | EST: $8,000+ LOT 180 $1 1798 B-27. BB-113. PT 9, 4 LINES. PCGS XF40 A wholesome and handsome Draped Bust dollar. A classic, early design type that has always appealed to collectors, especially when dated in the 18th century. Pleasing and original looking, this coin is devoid of the problems usually encountered on many of these early types, even those graded by PCGS or NGC. This one has a great look, with bold definition to the details, a warm dove-gray tan coloration, and hints of luster that cling to the protected areas. No extraneous marks, no lines, signs of cleaning, or other flaws can be seen anywhere, even with a strong glass, and we are not sure why CAC did not bean this collector grade early dollar. PCGS 41, NGC 155 (all varieties). The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $4,000 and there are a wide range of APRs. There has not been one sold in over two years, and the market has gotten stronger since the last one sold. More recently A VF35 sold for $3,000 and an XF45 sold for $4,080 (both in January 2021). This coin will bring between the two, closer to the XF45 price. Great for type or date purposes. PCGS# 40018 | EST: $3,200+ 81



LOT 181 $1 1799 PCGS MS66 Among the FINEST KNOWN 1799 dollars regardless of variety, and this is clearly the finest B-5, BB-157. A notable GEM with a SUPERB eye appeal, this is the famed “Boston Specimen,” an incredible Bust dollar that had reportedly been with the same family from 1799 to the 1960s, before appearing in auction in 1990 for the first time. Listed as #1 on Dave Bowers’ 2013 list of “Notable Specimens,” and tied for the highest graded at PCGS with just the Newman NGC MS67 graded finer numerically. Listed in the census as the Boston Dollar in the possession of the same Boston family from 1799 to the 1960s. Appearing in the October 1990 Superior Auction, lot 3716; Heritage’s 1997 ANA auction, lot 6497; Bowers & Merena’s 2003 ANA auction, lot 2014; Bruce Morelan; intermediaries; ANR’s Old West and Franklinton Collections Sale, August 2006, lot 710; Heritage’s 2012 FUN auction, where it realized $260,015; Bruce Morelan Collection. This absolute beauty has a distinctive toning pattern that is easily identifiable by the splashes of sea-green/olive, deep slate blue, pewter-silver, and russet-tan that form an irregular shaped pattern surrounding an ancient fingerprint. The surfaces are free of any distracting marks of any consequence. Sharply struck from Die State II with an extensive die crack that follows the legend along the left side of the reverse. The eye appeal is unique in its toning pattern, and generally beautiful overall! PCGS 2, NGC 1. Last offered in our October 2020 offering of Bruce Morelan’s early dollar collection, the all time #1 PCGS Registry Set, where it sold for $182,125. The market today is stronger, and will likely fetch more. It is still unpriced in the Collectors Universe Price Guide. But keep in mind that this coin did sell about a decade ago for over a quarter million dollars! Putting this GEM in your set automatically vaults your collection to world class status! PCGS# 6878 | EST: $200,000+

LOT 182 T$1 1879. TRADE. PCGS PR65 CAC An incredibly FRESH and ORIGINAL GEM 1879 Trade dollar. Crisply struck devices stand out boldly against the deep, clean, clear, watery reflective mirrored fields. Beautifully toned on both sides, shades of pink, lilac, tangerine, pale blue, and rich gold sparkle beautifully on both sides. The subtle variations in color really pop when rotated in a light. Every detail is razor sharp in definition and has a nice frost, though not enough for a Cameo designation. The surfaces are extremely clean, the epitome of cleanliness and this GEM is devoid of all but the most microscopic line or two, hidden under the patina. The eye appeal is spectacular for the assigned grade! PCGS 40, NGC 40, CAC 12. The most recent example brought $8,400 in a November 2020 auction. Prior to that, just three PCGS/CAC coins sold in auction, ranging from $5,520 to $22,325. The current published prices are $6,750 in the PCGS Price Guide and $6,830 in the CAC CPG. Scarce finer, this is a wonderful example of a Proof Only date in the Trade dollar series. A great type coin, worthy of a wonderful collection. PCGS# 7059 | EST: $6,000+ LOT 183 $1 1878 7/8 TF, STRONG. PCGS MS64+ DMPL CAC Among the top half dozen graded in the DMPL category by PCGS, this borderline GEM has a stunning look! Highly reflective lustrous fields gleam all over with a bold deep flash. The depth and clarity are incredible, unimpeded by any major contact marks or unsightly haze or toning. Sharply struck with a thick frost to the devices. A touch of delicate toning at the peripheries, but this near-GEM will fit nicely in an untoned set. This is an important first year of issue variety, always eagerly sought by Morgan dollar collectors. RARE with a DMPL grade above MS63. PCGS 54, NGC 20, CAC 14. This is the ONLY MS64+ DMPL at PCGS, and is the HIGHEST GRADE CAC approved example. While its most recent auction realization was at $3,854 in September 2020, the market for Morgan dollars is stronger in 2021. We note a PCGS MS64 DMPL CAC brought $5,040 in April 2021 and we sold a non-CAC MS65 DMPL in February 2021 for $14,688. The current PCGS Price Guide value is $5,500. Bound for a world class PCGS/CAC DMPL set. PCGS# 97079 | EST: $4,500+ 8844

LOT 184 $1 1878-CC PCGS MS66+ PQ A very pleasing, Premium Quality GEM, a REAL DEAL MS66+! An incredible example with each detail fully struck up; all the devices are crisp, frosty and stand out against the richness of the mint brilliance in the fields. There are no serious marks or ticks of any kind to be found anywhere! Even Liberty’s smooth, frosty cheek shows no significant trace of contact of any kind. The first year of the popular Morgan dollar and from the most popular mint that produced these cartwheels, the Carson City mint. EXTREMELY RARE any finer! PCGS 47, NGC 12. The most recent non-CAC PCGS graded example realized $10,800 in March 2021 and the current Collectors Universe value is $11,000. Just 7 are graded MS67 at PCGS and none have sold in major auction since 2009 (PCGS value is $72,500)! Opportunity knocks here. PCGS# 7080 | EST: $7,000+ LOT 185 $1 1879-CC PCGS MS64+ PL CAC A high end, borderline GEM example that boasts fully Prooflike luster and bold brilliant reflection in the fields. You will need your sunglasses to view this beauty! The luster is incredibly brilliant and bold with swirling cartwheels on both sides. The sharply struck design types are thickly frosted and stand out boldly with a dramatic contrast between the devices and the icy mirrored reflection in the fields. With the aid of a strong glass you will find a tiny tick or break in the frost, which is all that keeps this coin from a full GEM grade. The look however is as close to GEM as ANY MS64+ will ever be. PCGS 88, NGC 49, CAC 21. There are just a half dozen graded MS64+ PL at PCGS with just 13 finer in the PL designation. Prior to this coin selling in May 2020 for $15,000, we sold the prior two: one for $17,625 in March 2019 and one in May 2018 for $19,975. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $21,000. With just 13 finer, this coin will make a great addition to any high end set. Bidding will be fierce! PCGS# 7087 | EST: $16,000+ 85

LOT 186 LOT 187 $1 1880-S PCGS MS66 CAC $1 1881-CC GSA HOARD. NGC MS66 Cool antique envelope toning graces both sides of this luster Rich, satiny, frosty white luster radiates boldly and bomb. Dappled blues, reds, golds, and pewter-silver patina brilliantly on both sides of this better GSA date. The devices mingles in the sharply struck devices and sleek, brilliant are sharply struck. A very nice GEM quality example from fields. Totally original, this PQ GEM has a great, classic look the famed government holdings sold in the early 1970s. that will delight any collector. PCGS 1717, NGC 768. The most recent MS66 GSA example PCGS# 7118 | EST: $400+ sold for $1,440 in April 2021, while another sold for $2,530 in February 2021. The current Collectors Universe value is $1,550 and we can see this one selling for more. Good luck! PCGS# 7126 | EST: $1,200+ LOT 188 LOT 189 $1 1881-CC GSA HOARD. NGC MS66 CAC $1 1881-CC GSA HOARD. NGC MS66+ Ex Toneddollars Collection, as noted on the NGC band. A very high end GEM example on the cusp of an even higher designation. Shimmering cartwheel luster blooms boldly A PQ GEM with a rich layer of original bag patina which is all over. The brilliance enlivens the pale peach-gold that is enlivened by a brilliant luster. Pale gold-green, teal, cobalt, dusted over the obverse before yielding to a more vibrant and rose mix with lilac covering the entire surface of the arc of rainbow toning at the rim. The reverse is untoned and obverse. The reverse is totally blast white and untoned with a satiny with a crisp strike and frosty devices. The eye appeal strong vibrance all over. The strike is sharp and crisp, the eye is excellent, and there are only a few tiny ticks seen under appeal is excellent. the toning which is what we think precludes a CAC bean. Regardless, if you collect toned GSA dollars, this 81-CC PCGS 1716, NGC 770, CAC 456. The last NGC/CAC should not be missed. example sold in November 2019 for $1,668. Today the market for Carson City dollars is very strong and we PCGS 341, NGC 61. The last one to sell brought $2,076 in anticipate very strong bidding on this one. Good luck. September 2020. This one will likely bring more, as it is toned and very pleasing. PCGS# 7126 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS# 7126 | EST: $1,750+ 86

LOT 190 LOT 191 $1 1881-CC GSA HOARD. NGC MS65 PL $1 1882-S PCGS MS67+ CAC Ex Toneddollars Collection, as noted on the NGC band. What a lovely SUPERB GEM 82-S! Fully worthy of the lofty grade assigned by PCGS and its green CAC bean, Incredible GEM luster beams boldly with a brilliant this coin will appeal to even the pickiest of old timers. Prooflike reflection. The devices have a thick, creamy white Blazing and brilliant mint luster swirls boldly on both sides, frost. There is a tiny mark on the nose that breaks the frost accenting the delicate golden toning and highlighting the and accounts for the assigned grade, as there are no other sharply struck devices. Ms. Liberty’s cheek is exceptionally marks of consequence that would otherwise limit the grade. clean and a strong glass will aid in the location of just a The eye appeal is excellent overall with an exceptional couple of superficial traces of contact. The eye appeal is brilliance. The 1881-CC is a lower mintage better date which great. always demands collectors’ attention. PCGS 1331, NGC 1951, CAC 499. PCGS has graded 200 in PCGS 172, NGC 57. The most recent example brought MS67+. So far in 2021, four PCGS/CAC examples have sold $1,620 in the 2018 FUN auction. This one has a great look in auction ranging from $1,200 to $2,880 and the current and will sell for a strong bid. PCGS Price Guide value is $1,750. Scarce finer, this is a lovely original coin that will delight any collector. PCGS# 7127 | EST: $1,500+ PCGS# 7140 | EST: $1,250+ LOT 192 LOT 193 $1 1883-CC GSA HOARD. NGC MS65 $1 1883-CC PCGS MS66 CAC A lustrous GEM with a rich azure color scheme from long A totally original and richly toned GEM 83-CC dollar. The term bag storage. Brilliant satiny luster glows boldly on both underlying, velvety mint brilliance highlights the dappled sides and the strike is exact. There are a few minor contact crimson, orange, and green patina that surrounds the devices. marks that account for the assigned grade. The reverse toning is lighter and the luster flashier. Well struck on both sides, this GEM has a neat look. PCGS 9460, NGC 4489. The wholesale prices on generic GSAs have gone up dramatically since the start of the year. PCGS 2537, NGC 1030, CAC 683. The last one to sell Bid accordingly. realized $960 and the current CAC CPG value is $1,220. We expect strong bidding from collectors. With the new PCGS# 7144 | EST: $550+ 2021-CC commemorative dollars being struck, demand for all CC dollars has gone through the roof. PCGS# 7144 | EST: $800+ 87

LOT 194 LOT 195 $1 1883-CC PCGS MS67 $1 1883-CC GSA HOARD. NGC MS65+ DMPL A high end, highly lustrous SUPERB GEM. A popular date Ex Toneddollars Collection, as noted on the NGC band. for the collector looking to add just a single CC Morgan dollar to their collections, and in the ideal grade to do so. A flashy DMPL GEM 83-CC still in the original GSA Incredible luster gleams boldly with swirling cartwheels. hoard holder. Brilliant silver luster radiates along beaming, The devices are sharply struck up and the cheek is especially mirrored fields. The mirrors are clean and bold; the devices clean, which will delight any picky, old time collector. The sharp and frosty. The eye appeal is very nice! eye appeal is VERY NICE, with just a couple of microscopic ticks that preclude CAC approval. PCGS 65, NGC 9. The last NGC-graded example brought $1,840 in July 2018. Scarce finer, this is a great looking PCGS 258, NGC 143. The current Collectors Universe DMPL worthy of a strong bid from the GSA specialist. value is listed at $4,000 and currently these are gaining in popularity as the mint issues 2021 Morgan dollar PCGS# 97145 | EST: $1,500+ commemoratives with the CC mintmark to celebrate the centennial of the last Morgan dollar issue. Fewer than three dozen have graded higher and in 67+ the PCGS Price Guide value is $12,500! PCGS# 7144 | EST: $2,600+ NOTES 88

LOT 196 $1 1884-S PCGS MS63 CAC The 1884-S is the very definition of a condition rarity. Common in circulated grades, the vast majority of the 3.2 million piece mintage went right into circulation and there they remained. Mint State survivors are incredibly RARE and are extremely so any finer than the CHOICE piece seen here. A strong, satiny luster glows boldly with swirling cartwheels on both sides. While mostly untoned, there is a misty hint of the clearest gold that affirms this CHOICE BU’s originality. Sharply struck, this coin has wonderful definition on both sides. Some minor contact can be seen, but the eye appeal is excellent, and approaches the look of an even higher grade. Very high end and PQ, if you are still looking to fill this hole in your set, look no further. PCGS 52, NGC 48, CAC 8. The last one sold very cheaply in our opinion, realizing $36,000 and $39,600 in January 2020 and September 2019 respectively (same coin). The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $50,000 and there are just 20 graded finer. Keep in mind that a 63+ with CAC approval has sold for more than $70,000; MS64s are six figure coins! This very high end example will sell for a very strong bid and will end up in a fabulous collection of Morgan dollars! PCGS# 7156 | EST: $35,000+ 89

LOT 197 $1 1885-CC NGC MS64 DMPL CAC Awesome contrast! Blinding, brilliant mirrored surfaces gleam with a remarkable flash. A very early strike from these dies, as there are lots of die polishing lines all over, especially around the letters of the reverse. Well struck devices have a marvelous, thick, creamy frost. The contrast between the reflective fields and the velvety frost of the devices, gives this 85-CC a great Cameo-like appearance. While a strong glass reveals a couple of very superficial ticks, the eye appeal approaches that of a full GEM! PCGS 478, NGC 184, CAC 70. The last one to sell in auction was back in 2017, when a coin that was not as clean sold for $1,410. Today, the market for Carson City dollars is hot. The current CAC CPG value is $1,880. A great coin that any collector would be happy to have in their set. PCGS# 97161 | EST: $1,500+ LOT 198 $1 1885-CC PCGS MS66+ DMPL CAC YOWZER! What a sensational SUPERB GEM DMPL we have here. We do rank the coin as a 66.8++! The pickiest DMPL buyer WILL love this coin. Intense mirrors are at least 8”+++ and beam boldly from all over. Just a few very tiny, scattered ticks can be seen. When you twirl this coin, the mirrors look like a freshly made sheet of glass. You can even brush your teeth using these mirrors! A light band of totally original pale russet frames some of the rims on both sides. Overall, this coin (even with the hint of toning) is a full black and white bold contrasted piece. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and of course have thick frost. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! PCGS 44, NGC 21, CAC 14. PCGS has graded 10 in MS66+ DMPL. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $32,200 in April 2021. The current Collectors Universe value is $16,000. Between the quality and eye appeal of this coin we expect it to enjoy serious bidding and possibly a record price. Be prepared! PCGS# 97161 | EST: $12,500+ 90

LOT 199 $1 1885-O NGC MS66+ CAC Dappled pastel sky blue and pale gold toning is gently broadcast across the entire surface of the obverse. A strong, radiant luster sparkles all over, making the subtle shades glimmer all over. The reverse is untoned. All the details are incredibly well struck for an O-mint dollar. The eye appeal is very high end! PCGS 3421, NGC 5000, CAC 681. There are 163 graded MS66+ at NGC. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $700 and this coin should bring that or more when it crosses the block. Good luck. PCGS# 7162 | EST: $450+ LOT 200 $1 1886 PCGS MS67 A superb 1886 dollar. While common enough in this grade to satisfy collector demand, this lustrous example has a halo of gold and azure at the periphery on both the obverse and reverse which adds character and charm. The eye appeal is great! PCGS 564, NGC 968. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $1,400 and this one should bring more for its lovely eye appeal. PCGS# 7166 | EST: $1,000+ LOT 201 $1 1888-O SCARFACE. VAM-1B. PCGS MS63 This is a remarkable, toned CHOICE Scarface. This variety, a TOP 100 VAM, called “the mother of all die breaks,” is one of the most popular and highly sought varieties in the entire Morgan dollar series. Easily identifiable by the dramatic die break that begins at the dot in between the E and P on the obverse crosses the field, breaking over the bridge of Miss Liberty’s nose, extending all the way through her cheek down to the neck and into the hair curls. Clearly this is a terminal die state; it is hard to imagine that many coins could have been struck after the die broke this badly before it completely split in half and was no longer serviceable. This is a beautifully toned example, of an issue that rarely comes so nice. An arching band of rainbow toning caresses the left side of the obverse, while the reverse has a thick halo of cranberry-red, deep violet, and tangerine-gold that yields to a brilliant silver center. For an O-mint, the strike is forceful, and the dramatic die break that gives this variety its colorful name is extremely bold. The eye appeal is very cool. VERY RARE any finer. PCGS 14, NGC 8. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $7,250 and a coin like this should bring a strong bid. Only 8 are graded finer. This really CHOICE BU Scarface is worthy of a strong bid. PCGS# 87184 | EST: $4,500+ 91

LOT 202 $1 1889-CC NGC AU55 The KEY Carson City dollar in all grades, and in AU, these become very scarce indeed. The present coin offers a bold luster, over 50% of the original brilliance remains with hints of some reflective tendencies, suggesting this coin was possibly Prooflike at the time this coin was minted. We note some minor lines on both sides, the friction accumulated over its brief time in commercial channels. This untoned Choice AU was likely dipped at one time, but the eye appeal is superior to many in this grade range. PCGS 298, NGC 253. The two NGC coins sold in 2021 have brought $8,100 and $7,500 in April and February respectively. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $11,000. With its decent eye appeal, this lustrous 89-CC will delight many collectors. Good luck. PCGS# 7190 | EST: $6,500+ NOTES 9922

LOT 203 $1 1889-CC PCGS MS63 PL CAC WHOA! What a stunningly RARE fully Prooflike and Premium Quality MS63 1889-CC! The rarest Carson City mint Morgan dollar, a date that is always coveted by collectors regardless of grade, any Mint State piece is a trophy for the Morgan dollar collector. Add to that the incredible, fully reflective luster, sharp strike, and blazing luster, this coin is a very impressive CHOICE Brilliant Uncirculated example. Untoned, and intensely brilliant with an incredible luster, the surfaces have a blinding reflection. The mirrored, icy smoothness of the fields are a delight to behold and have a bold depth of clarity. The sharply struck devices have a rich, frosty texture that at certain angles, gives a nearly cameo like impression. The visual allure is big, bold, and beautiful. PCGS 33, NGC 40, CAC 5. The last two PCGS/CAC examples sold in April 2014, both for around $65,000. The current CAC CPG value is listed at $66,000. There are a dozen graded higher in the PL designation, and the most recent PCGS-graded example sold was a 63+ PL CAC that brought just shy of six-figures in our September 2019 Regency Auction. This is a real prize for the specialist collector, and we know it will sell for a very strong bid when it crosses the block. Good luck! PCGS# 7191 | EST: $50,000+ 93

LOT 204 LOT 205 $1 1890-CC PCGS MS64+ CAC $1 1891-CC PCGS MS65 A delicate pearly-silver and pale gold patina caresses the Although not noted, like about 40% of examples of this surfaces of this original, near-GEM popular Carson City popular Carson City mint issue, this is the “Spitting Eagle” mint dollar issue. Very well struck the devices are crisply variety so named for the small triangle shaped die chip struck up with full definition on both sides. The Luster is just below the eagle’s beak. Lustrous with frosty tan-gold bold with radial cartwheels. A few tiny contact marks are all translucent toning that can be seen on both sides. Some light that keeps this 64+ from a full GEM grade. Regardless of marks can be seen scattered about, none too serious for the technical grade, the aesthetics are exceptional and this one grade and they don’t have much impact on the eye appeal. will fit in a Gem set. PCGS 790, NGC 121. The last few examples have sold in a PCGS 2493, NGC 1007, CAC 224. There are 98 graded wide range, from $2,760 to $4,560 and the current Collectors MS64+ at PCGS. Scarce finer. The most recent PCGS/CAC Universe value is listed at $3,750. VERY SCARCE finer, this coin sold in the 2020 FUN auction for $2,280 and the current GEM will delight any Morgan dollar collector. Collectors Universe value is $2,500. Keep in mind a PCGS/ CAC MS65 will cost anywhere from $4,500 to $13,000! PCGS# 7206 | EST: $3,000+ Seems like this MS64+ will satisfy many a collector. PCGS# 7198 | EST: $2,000+ LOT 206 LOT 207 $1 1891-CC PCGS MS62 DMPL CAC $1 1892-CC PCGS MS64 A very flashy and reflective CHOICE 91-CC DMPL dollar. A perennially popular and scarce Carson City dollar, the First off, you know how tough CAC is on DMPL dollars, 92-CC is particularly scarce in GEM grades, making the so you can be assured this one is all there and then some! MS64 level a great price point for most collectors. Untoned, Brilliant, untoned silver surfaces have a bold, gleaming brilliant surfaces have a strong luster and satiny texture. Well mirrored brilliance in the fields. The devices are generally struck on both sides with a nice frosty cheek. Devoid of any well struck with a frosty texture that stands out against the serious chatter or contact, the eye appeal is very nice. fields. A scattering of tiny ticks are seen, their impact on the visual appeal is quite minimal. PCGS 1720, NGC 950. The most recent example sold for $3,000 in April 2021 and the current PCGS value is $2,850. PCGS 110, NGC 43, CAC 8. The most recent MS62 DMPL Very scarce finer, we think this coin will see strong bidding. to sell was an NGC-graded, non-CAC coin that sold for $1,200. The current CAC CPG value is listed at $1,250. A PCGS# 7214 | EST: $2,500+ rarity any finer with CAC approval. PCGS# 97207 | EST: $1,000+ 94

LOT 208 $1 1893 PCGS MS64 Very CHOICE and BRILLIANT! Nearly of full GEM quality, this is a delightful, high end Mint State example. Sharply struck with frosty devices, this untoned example of this semi-KEY low mintage date has a spectacular luster. There are no serious scuffs or bag marks, and the eye appeal is really nice, we have no idea why CAC did not bean this lovely MS64. PCGS 1308, NGC 600. The last one brought $2,040 and before that, one sold for $2,100. The current Collectors Universe value is listed at $2,500. A lovely semi-KEY example for any Morgan dollar collector--these begin to get pricey at the GEM level. PCGS# 7220 | EST: $1,800+ NOTES 95

LOT 209 $1 1893-S PCGS AU53 CAC An exceptional quality AU example of this KEY DATE. Only 100,000 were struck for circulation, the lowest mintage of the entire series. Because of its rarity, many examples have been resubmitted in hopes of attaining a higher grade, thus inflating the Population and Census figures. What is telling is how few examples have been approved by CAC. The presently offered CHOICE AU piece has a bold retained luster that swirls on both sides. Well struck with just the lightest trace of friction that can be seen in the fields and on the devices. Mostly untoned (and would fit nicely in an untoned set), there is only the faintest hint of the palest clear gold iridescence The eye appeal is fabulous for this date and grade. PCGS 88, NGC 47, CAC 7. NO CAC-approved AU53 has ever sold in auction. The current CAC CPG value is listed at $29,400, and keep in mind that an AU55 with CAC will cost between $40,000 and $45,000 in today’s market. This high end AU53 will indeed bring a very strong bid! Good luck. PCGS# 7226 | EST: $22,000+ 96

LOT 210 $1 1901 PCGS MS61 Despite a mintage of nearly 7 million, the 1901 Philadelphia mint Morgan dollar is a condition rarity in ANY Mint State grade. Perhaps dipped ages ago, this Uncirculated example boasts a fully brilliant mint luster with bold cartwheels. Well struck for the date, this piece has a very nice look for the grade with nothing but the most minute traces of contact on either side. PCGS 233, NGC 314. The most recent PCGS graded example without a green CAC bean brought $2,760 back in February 2020. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $4,000 and in today’s market, last year’s auction records are irrelevant. Good luck, bidding will be intense. PCGS# 7272 | EST: $3,000+ NOTES 97

LOT 211 $1 1901 PCGS MS64 CAC The 1901 has the distinction of being the RAREST Philadelphia mint Morgan dollar in Mint State, despite a mintage that approaches seven million coins. A prize in ANY Mint State grade, the closer to GEM you get on the grading scale the rarer this coin gets. Exactly three dozen have been graded MS64 or finer at PCGS--and that is after 36 years of grading operations, and many different old time hoards of Mint State Morgan dollar bags appearing-- no large quantity of 1901 dollars have ever come out. This is a very high end looking specimen of this rare date. A brilliant luster rolls strongly on both sides accenting a soft, creamy silver white iridescent hue in the fields. Well struck for the date with generally crisp, well defined devices on both sides. The eye appeal is exceptional and very bold. PCGS 33, NGC 17, CAC 4. The most recent example to sell in auction with CAC approval brought $58,800 in September 2019. The PCGS Price Guide value is $60,000 an the CAC CPG value is $63,000. Keep in mind that in GEM that the value jumps dramatically! The only PCGS MS65 to ever sell realized $288,000 in November 2020! This coin represents a great value for the collector. If you are working on a Registry Set of Morgan dollars, you know exactly how challenging this date is to find. PCGS# 7272 | EST: $50,000+ 98