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Auction 275 | Lot 7392 » Errors
1891 1C Cent--Triple Struck--MS62 Red and Brown ANACS. A spectacular error with multiple images on each side. Dusky reddish-brown patina covers both obverse and reverse.
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Auction 275 | Lot 7517 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Binder Lots » Mixed Type
An Uncertified Lot of Type Coins: 1829 1/2 C Half Cent AU50 Cleaned; 1832 Half Cent AU50 Corroded; 1834 Half Cent XF40 Corroded; 1835 Half Cent XF40 PVC; 1883 No Cents Nickel VF20; 1906-D Dime AU55; 1911 Dime AU50 Scratched, Cleaned; 1912-D Dime AU50 Whizzed; 1913 Dime XF40 Cleaned; 1913 Dime XF40; 1914-D Dime XF45; 1916 Barber Dime XF40 Cleaned; 1861 Quarter AU55 Lightly Cleaned; 1902-O Quarter XF40 Cleaned; 1907-O Quarter AU50 Cleaned; 1912 Quarter XF45; 1876 Half Dollar AU50 Obverse Scratch, Cleaned; 1936 Half Dollar AU55; 1941 Half Dollar MS63; and a 1942 Half Dollar MS64.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 20 coins) (PCGS# 1153)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5026 » Large Cents
1794 1C Head of 1794--Corroded--ANACS. VF Details, Net Fine15. S-41, R.3. Maris' Abrupt Hair variety, this is the middle die state that shows the pie-shaped die crack from D-AT to ONE. The coin has deep brown patina overall with lighter, almost tan colored accents over the devices.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 901374)
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Auction 275 | Lot 7390 » Errors
1795 1C Plain Edge Cent--Clipped, Corroded--ANACS. VG Details, Net Good4. S-78, R.1. Clipped slightly between 4 and 5 o'clock on the obverse. Darkly patinated overall with extensively corroded surfaces.
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Auction 275 | Lot 5035 » Large Cents
1801 1C --Corroded--ANACS. AU Details, Net VF30. S-223, R.1. This is the elongated left stem variety with the "valueless 1/000" fraction, this example being nicely struck on a porous planchet. The deep brown patina helps to mute the obverse corrosion while bringing out the better points of the central elements.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1458)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5037 » Large Cents
1808 1C --Corroded, Cleaned--ANACS. XF Details, Net VF20. S-279. R.1. Planchet porosity is obvious on both sides, with unusual off-brown color evenly spread on both the obverse and the reverse.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1543)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5041 » Large Cents
1818 1C MS62 Brown NGC. N-10, R.1.This BU example is toned in variegated chocolate-brown and steel-brown shades with tinges of original luster in a few peripheral areas. There is a circling die crack (as struck) through the obverse stars, but we can find no mentionable post-production distractions.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1600)
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Auction 275 | Lot 7434 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Sets and Partial Sets
A partial set of Large Cents housed in a deluxe Eagle holder. Included are: 1800 Fine 12 Corroded; 1802 VF20; 1814 VF20 Reverse Damaged; 1816 XF40 Corroded; 1817 Good 4; 1818 AU50 Corroded; 1819 XF40; 1820 VF30 Corroded, Scratches; 1822 AU50 Corroded; 1824 VF30; 1825 Good 6 Corroded; 1831 AU50 Corroded; 1837 XF40 Corroded; 1838 VF20; 1838 VF30; 1840 VF35; 1840 XF45 Corroded; 1842 XF40 Corroded; 1843 VF20 Cleaned; 1844 Fine 15; (2) 1844 XF40 Corroded; 1845 Fine 12 Corroded; 1845 XF40; 1846 AU50 Corroded; 1847 Fine 12; 1847 XF40 Corroded, Scratches; 1847 XF40 Cleaned; 1847 AU50 Cleaned; 1848 VF20 Damaged, Cleaned; 1848 VF30 Corroded; 1848 VF30; 1848 XF40 Corroded; 1848 XF40 Cleaned; (2) 1848 AU50 Corroded; 1849 XF40 Corroded; 1850 VF20 Cleaned; 1850 VF30 Scratches; 1850 XF45; (3) 1851 XF40 Corroded; 1851 AU50 Corroded; 1852 VF30 Cleaned, Retoned; 1852 XF45; 1853 VF20 Corroded, Cleaned; (2) 1853 XF40; 1853 AU55; 1854 XF40 Cleaned; 1855 VF20 Corroded, Cleaned; 1855 XF45; 1856 VF20 Cleaned; and an 1856 VF30.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 55 coins) (PCGS# 1600)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5044 » Large Cents
1821 1C AU53 NGC. N-1. Both sides display medium brown patina with tinges of sandy-tan color intermixed throughout. The strike is generally bold in the centers, and there is only light wear across the highpoints. With an original mintage of just 389,000 pieces, the 1821 is a popular and scarce issue in all grades.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1621)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5047 » Large Cents
1828 1C Large Narrow Date MS63 Brown NGC. The Guide Book variety is not noted on the insert. This coin combines a glossy-brown obverse with a more subdued, orange-brown reverse. Both sides are well centered with solid striking definition.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1654)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5049 » Large Cents
1833 1C AU50 PCGS, both sides are toned in medium brown and steel-blue shades with scattered carbon spots on the obverse; and an 1834 AU53 PCGS, this crimson-brown example is free of mentionable abrasions with a trio of toning spots in the center of the reverse.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 1696)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5053 » Large Cents
1835 1C Head of 1836 Cent AU58 NGC, brown surfaces, choice details; 1916-D Quarter AU58 PCGS, untoned white surfaces, weak right talon; and an 1858 Half Dollar AU58 ANACS, glossy gray surfaces with smatterings of blue coloration.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1714)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5127 » Large Cents
1852 1C MS64 Brown PCGS. Bright copper-red color still can be seen in the outline areas silhouetting the elements on this otherwise medium brown colored coin. Inconsequential light marks behind the bust are mentioned only for accuracy.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1898)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5153 » Large Cents
1856 1C Slanted 5 MS64 Brown PCGS. Copper color can still be seen in minor areas below the medium brown patina on this nice strike, a coin with strong central elements, but with scratches muted by the coloring in front of the face.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 1922)
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Auction 275 | Lot 7391 » Errors
1862 1C Cent--Double Struck, Partial Collar--MS60 ANACS. The doubling is most obvious around the peripheries. Dusky gray-brown patina covers both sides with deeper color surrounding the devices and within the recesses of the design. Always an important coin as an error because of the limited number of years copper-nickel Cents were struck.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection.
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Auction 275 | Lot 7393 » Errors
1900 1C Cent--Double Struck--MS60 Red and Brown ANACS. The second strike overlaps approximately 25% of the prominent strike. Well defined with muted reddish surfaces.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection.
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Auction 275 | Lot 7394 » Errors
1902 1C Cent--Off Center, Cleaned--ANACS. Fine Details, Net VG8. Struck approximately 15% off center. The surfaces have a muted reddish color with much brown present, not an unnatural appearance as on many cleaned coins.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection.
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Auction 275 | Lot 5201 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1903 1C MS65 Brown ICG, unusual brown-blue fields; and a 1909 VDB MS65 Red NGC, more red than brown, good detail.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 2214)
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Auction 275 | Lot 7395 » Errors
1903 1C Cent--Off Center, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. Similar to the 1902 Cent above and struck 15% or so off center, with deep brown patina over the highpoints of the devices that helps subdue the effects of cleaning. Mislabeled on the insert as a nickel.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection.
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Auction 275 | Lot 5260 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1934 1C MS67 Red NGC, satiny orange surfaces; and 1942-S MS67 Red NGC, copper-orange glow.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 2635)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5262 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1936 1C MS66 Red PCGS; 1936-D MS66 Red PCGS; 1937 MS66 Red PCGS; 1937-D MS66 Red PCGS; 1938 MS66 Red PCGS; 1938-D MS66 Red PCGS; 1938-S MS66 Red PCGS; 1939 MS66 Red PCGS; 1939-D MS67 Red PCGS; 1939-S MS66 Red PCGS; 1940-D MS66 Red PCGS; and a 1940-S MS66 Red PCGS. A well matched group, all examples are free of outwardly distracting blemishes.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 12 coins) (PCGS# 2650)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5263 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1937 1C Cent MS66 Red PCGS; (2) 1943 Cents MS66 PCGS; 1944-S Cent MS66 Red PCGS; 1945-S Cent MS66 Red PCGS; 1946-D Cent MS66 Red PCGS; 1949-S Cent MS66 Red PCGS; 1944 Dime MS66 PCGS; and a 1955-S Dime NGC Sample FA 00, not graded on the insert, but at least MS65 in quality.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 9 coins) (PCGS# 2659)
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Auction 275 | Lot 7447 » Rolls
Partial Roll of (15) 1948-S Jefferson Nickels MS60 to MS63 Uncertified; Partial Roll of (38) 1947-S Washington Quarters MS60 to MS65 Uncertified; and a Partial Roll of (39) 1948-S Washington Quarters MS60 to MS65 Uncertified.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (Total: 92 coins) (PCGS# 4036)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5476 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1916 10C MS67 Full Bands NGC. Resplendent matte-like surfaces are toned in variegated olive, steel, and tan patina. This fully struck, distraction-free example belongs in a first-year type set that highlights technical quality.
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 4905)
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Auction 275 | Lot 5480 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1917 10C MS66 Full Bands PCGS. Untoned and bright, beaming with luster, this coin is an unusually nice example, with excellent detail showing. Population: 39 in 66, 3 finer (10/01).
From the W.E. Boggs Collection. (PCGS# 4911)
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