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Auction 328 | Lot 5155 » Large Cents

1796 1C Reverse of 1796--Corroded--ANACS. VF Details, Net Fine 15. S-110, R.3. A slightly scarcer variety noted for its die lump (as produced) below the E in UNITED. A sharply detailed but dark and somewhat porous cent with a pair of old scratches in the obverse field.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 1401)

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Auction 328 | Lot 5182 » Large Cents

1839 1C Booby Head MS64 Brown PCGS. N-13, R.2. Most easily attributable by the die cracks on the reverse. This is a common coin in Mint State and as a result no reliable Condition Census has been established. Well defined, the surfaces are deep brown and highly glossy with only the smallest abrasions present. Population: 7 in 64, 8 finer (4/03).
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 1751)

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Grade MS64

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Auction 328 | Lot 9712 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1937 1C Cent PR61 Red PCGS, bright orange-red color, numerous carbon specks on the reverse, and die striations (as struck) on each side; 1937 Nickel PR65 PCGS, glossy and razor-sharp, with one noticeable handling mark on the bison's shoulder and milky light-brown toning near the lower obverse rim; 1937 Dime PR64 PCGS, pristine with even pastel patina and a few dark specks on the reverse; 1937 Quarter PR63 PCGS, fully struck and free of handling marks, a slender raised die line (as struck) travels from the right reverse rim onto the eagle's left (facing) wing; and a 1937 Half Dollar PR61 PCGS, the reverse is fully impressed and seems pristine, the obverse displays a thread which was struck onto the coin at the upper left rim, and there are a few wispy hairlines in the obverse fields.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3338)

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Grade PR61

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Auction 328 | Lot 9716 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1938 1C Cent PR63 Red PCGS, numerous purple-red toning spots and milky patination over flashy golden-red surfaces; 1938 Nickel PR66 PCGS, fully impressed, lightly toned, and seemingly pristine; 1938 Dime PR64 PCGS, sharply struck with all features fully brought up; 1938 Quarter PR65 PCGS, fully struck with a small degree of creamy-colored toning and no evidence of poor handling; and a 1938 Half Dollar PR64 PCGS, well struck and highly reflective with pleasing patina.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 coins) (PCGS# 3341)

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Grade PR63

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Auction 328 | Lot 9722 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1939 1C Cent PR64 Red and Brown PCGS, vivid crimson, green, yellow, and purple colors are spread throughout, there are several carbon spots on each side; 1939 Nickel PR66 PCGS, fully struck and nearly pristine, there is one small nick on Jefferson's cheek, both sides are blanketed by lovely multicolored patina; 1939 Dime PR64 PCGS, razor-sharp with a light coating of streaky, milky patina on each side, and a few russet toning spots sprinkled throughout; 1939 Quarter PR65 PCGS, sharply impressed and seemingly free of contact or damage, each side has a heavy coating of milky-beige mottling, with slight russet toning mixed in; and a 1939 Half Dollar PR64 PCGS, perhaps conservatively graded, well struck and apparently pristine, with a few russet specks near the peripheries, and elegant, lightly toned fields.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3343)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 9724 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1940 1C Cent PR64 Red and Brown PCGS, flashy with multicolored patina and a very sharp strike; 1940 Nickel PR64 PCGS, fully struck with a coating of light-colored patina and one small alloy side on each side; 1940 Dime PR63 Altered Surfaces Uncertified, razor-sharp and bright with light toning; 1940 Quarter PR64 PCGS, sharply struck and seemingly pristine; and a 1940 Half Dollar PR65 PCGS, well made with a light coating of beige patina over both sides, and a curious-looking orange spot on the globe near the lower left obverse rim.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3346)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 9727 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1941 1C Cent PR63 Red and Brown PCGS, bright orange-gold color, dappled russet patina over each side and sea-green iridescence at the reverse borders, a shiny grayish-white spot just to the right of the upper crossbar of the E in ONE; 1941 Nickel PR64 PCGS, fully struck and well preserved with olive mottling over part of each side and no contact marks; 1941 Dime PR65 PCGS, razor-sharp with slightly hazy fields and two or three light-brown specks on the reverse; 1941 Quarter PR66 PCGS, lovely milky patina in the fields, with light apricot iridescence intermingled, one small brown spot on the upper left reverse; and a 1941 Half Dollar PR63 PCGS, fully struck and seemingly pristine, with variegated pastel toning in the fields.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3349)

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Grade PR63

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Auction 328 | Lot 9731 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1942 1C Cent PR64 Red and Brown PCGS, rich color with vivid underlying rainbow iridescence; 1942 Nickel Type 1 PR64 PCGS, sharply struck with a coating of olive-tan patina, a few light marks on Jefferson's face, and a small carbon spot in the left obverse field; 1942-P Nickel Type 2 PR66 PCGS, well struck with an even coating of lovely dappled toning over both sides; 1942 Dime PR65 PCGS, razor-sharp with a coating of beige patina over pristine, silver-green surfaces; 1942 Quarter PR67 PCGS, a well made Superb Gem, free of contact marks or striking errors, there are faint die polish lines (as struck) on Washington's portrait; and a 1942 Half Dollar PR65 PCGS, crisply impressed Gem with seemingly pristine surfaces, and milky tan-beige toning on the fields.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 6 Coins) (PCGS# 3352)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 9735 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1942 1C Cent PR64 Red PCGS, glossy, deeply-reflective orange-red surfaces have one small contact mark, in the right obverse field; 1942 Nickel Type 1 PR67 PCGS, well made with marvelous rainbow toning over both sides; 1942 Dime PR66 PCGS, fully struck with pristine surfaces and milky patina over the fields; 1942 Quarter PR67 PCGS, a marvelous Superb Gem, with an awesome strike and clean, highly reflective surfaces; and a 1942 Half Dollar PR65 PCGS, sharply struck and seemingly pristine, with lovely, lightly toned surfaces.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3353)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 9737 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1950 1C Cent PR65 Red PCGS, a gorgeous orange-red Gem with a patch of steel-blue color near the lower obverse rim; 1950 Nickel PR66 PCGS, fully struck with a few spots and attractive multicolored toning; 1950 Dime PR66 PCGS, sharply impressed and pristine, with glittering haze in the fields; 1950 Quarter PR66 PCGS, well struck and exquisitely preserved, with bright reflective surfaces; and a 1950 Half Dollar PR66 PCGS, bright and moderately reflective, with a heavy coating of beige and snowy-white patina on both sides.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3359)

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Grade PR65

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Auction 328 | Lot 9739 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1951 1C Cent PR67 Red PCGS, sharply struck, highly lustrous, and seemingly pristine, with bright orange-green color; 1951 Nickel PR65 PCGS, fully struck with smoky-green haze in the reverse fields, where a number of alloy spots reside, and lovely purple-blue toning on the obverse; 1951 Dime PR64 PCGS, crisply impressed with no contact marks and snowy-white haze in the fields; 1951 Quarter PR64 PCGS, well struck and very bright, with no apparent handling marks, perhaps conservatively graded; and a 1951 Half Dollar PR64 PCGS, highly reflective with slight haze and a few small white spots on the obverse, an unusual toning area near the lower left reverse border.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3362)

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Grade PR67

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Auction 328 | Lot 9741 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1952 1C Cent PR64 Red PCGS, hazy brick-red color with mint-green shades at the borders; 1952 Nickel PR67 PCGS, fully brilliant; 1952 Dime PR67 PCGS, some colorful peripheral toning shows mostly on the reverse; 1952 Quarter PR67 PCGS, original border toning on each side; 1952 Half Dollar PR66 PCGS, attractive peripheral color; 1953 Cent PR66 Red PCGS, pretty sparkling red color with no spots; 1953 Nickel PR65 PCGS, a little opaque color shows on the reverse; 1953 Dime PR66 PCGS, nicely toned over both sides; 1953 Quarter PR67 PCGS, similar toning to the forementioned dime; and a 1953 Half Dollar PR66 PCGS, partially toned with some scattered hairlines on the obverse device.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 10 Coins) (PCGS# 3365)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 9743 » Proof Sets » Certified Modern Proof Sets

1955 1C Cent PR66 Red PCGS, fully struck with cherry-red color and seemingly pristine surfaces; 1955 Nickel PR67 PCGS, powerfully impressed with brilliant, gleaming proof surfaces and no imperfections; 1955 Dime PR66 PCGS, speckled russet patina near the peripheries and light milky haze in the fields; 1955 Quarter PR65 PCGS, dappled russet toning over each side and a complete striking impression; and a 1955 Half Dollar PR65 PCGS, sprinkled russet and milky-tan patina with highly reflective, well preserved surfaces.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (Total: 5 Coins) (PCGS# 3374)

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Grade PR66

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Auction 328 | Lot 5959 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Nickels

1882 3CN PR66 Cameo NGC. A dynamic coin. Uniformly frosted devices with strongly highlighted detail stand out nicely against the dark fields. A few small carbon specks and some tiny lint marks in the fields are the only flaws this piece possesses.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 83778)

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Auction 328 | Lot 5968 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Nickels

1884 3CN PR66 PCGS. Hints of attractive reddish-golden patina are seen on each side of this sparkling Gem example. A no-questions Gem that is quite scarce in finer grades.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 3780)

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Grade PR66

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Auction 328 | Lot 6007 » Nickels » Shield Nickels

1869 5C PR64 PCGS. Bright and crisply defined overall. This one appears as if it could have been struck yesterday.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 3823)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 6129 » Nickels » Buffalo Nickels

1913-S 5C Type One MS65 ANACS. Iridescent powder-blue, olive, and orange-gold colors invigorate this well struck and exceptionally undisturbed Gem. Easily the scarcest of the three mintmarked Type One varieties.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 3917)

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Auction 328 | Lot 6177 » Nickels » Buffalo Nickels

1917 5C MS65 PCGS. Both a sharp strike and bright mint luster are complimented with a faint amount of natural toning on the reverse.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 3934)

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Grade MS65

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Auction 328 | Lot 6320 » Nickels » Buffalo Nickels

1937-D 5C Error Three-Legged AU58 PCGS. One of the most popular and well known Buffalo Nickel varieties. Just a hint of rubbing on the highpoints shows on this boldly struck example.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 3982)

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Grade AU58

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Auction 328 | Lot 6420 » Half Dimes » Bust Half Dimes

1834 H10C MS64 PCGS. V-4, LM-4, R.1. Iridescent electric-blue, ruby-red, honey-gold, and sea-green patina enlivens this needle-sharp near-Gem. The exceptionally undisturbed surfaces have satiny luster. A faint die crack bisects the obverse between 1 and 7 o'clock.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 4281)

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Grade MS64

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Auction 328 | Lot 6425 » Half Dimes » Seated Half Dimes

1837 H10C Large Date (Curl Top 1) MS62 ANACS. An untoned and well struck piece with good luster and only lightly abraded fields. The 'No Stars' type was struck at the Philadelphia Mint only in 1837, while New Orleans had a small inaugural production the subsequent year.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 4311)

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Grade MS62

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Auction 328 | Lot 6440 » Half Dimes » Seated Half Dimes

1857 H10C MS64 NGC. Rich, satiny surfaces are colored in pink and gray shades. The strike is a trifle soft, but the surfaces are extremely clean.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 4365)

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Grade MS64

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Auction 328 | Lot 6456 » Half Dimes » Seated Half Dimes

1867 H10C PR64 PCGS. A fully original example with colorful cobalt-blue toning at the obverse border and over most of the reverse. A total of only 8,625 Half Dimes were produced in 1867, 825 of these being proofs.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 4450)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 6579 » Dimes » Seated Dimes

1867 10C PR64 Cameo PCGS. A very vibrant example. The obverse has concentric rings of orange, yellow, teal, and violet while the reverse has golden rims and electric blue over the upper periphery. Beneath the color, the surfaces are pleasantly mirrored but show some faint hairlines. A lintmark winds around below the date. The devices are pleasantly distraction free and nicely frosted.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 84760)

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Grade PR64

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Auction 328 | Lot 6590 » Dimes » Seated Dimes

1883 10C PR64 PCGS. Nicely reflective fields and a moderate amount of rich golden patina. A fully original, near-Gem example.
From the Brian Loncar Collection. (PCGS# 4780)

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Grade PR64

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