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Auction 112 | Lot 7412 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1890-O MS 64 Prooflike. A borderline gem example that is incredibly sharp and shows just the slightest golden tint about the peripheries. (PCGS# 7201)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6924 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
PCGS 1892-CC MS 62 Deep Mirror Prooflike. Untoned. (PCGS# 7215)
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Auction 112 | Lot 7421 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1894-O MS 62. Mostly brilliant and displaying better-than-average sharpness over Liberty's ear and on the eagle's breast. A conditionally scarce New Orleans date that emerges as a rare (and expensive) item in grades higher than the present example. (PCGS# 7230)
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Auction 112 | Lot 7426 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1894-S MS 64 Deep Mirror Prooflike. Fully brilliant with sparkling luster in the fields and sharp central details for this scarce and popular S-mint. Highly elusive with DMPL qualities. (PCGS# 7233)
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Auction 112 | Lot 5106 » Quarter Eagles » Liberty Quarter Eagles
PCGS 1847 VF 25; and an 1875-S XF 45. Both are nice, problem-free examples. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 7744)
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Auction 112 | Lot 5137 » Quarter Eagles » Liberty Quarter Eagles
ANACS 1857 AU 58. Bright yellow-gold color and sharply struck except on the eagle's left leg. (PCGS# 7782)
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Auction 112 | Lot 5544 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
ANACS 1867 XF 45. Good luster with clean fields and even wear. (PCGS# 8951)
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Auction 112 | Lot 5569 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
ANACS 1876 AU 58. Great luster with only the tiniest amount of rub. (PCGS# 8976)
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Auction 112 | Lot 5680 » Double Eagles » Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
PCGS 1923 MS 63. Frosty and scarce in this grade. (PCGS# 9175)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6036 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
4-escudos 1828F Sun and Mountains KM-16, under the Central American Republic. Nicely toned VF+ and rare. (Photo) (PCGS# 70460)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6102 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 2-marks 1905A Carl Edward Y-152. A superb toned Proof from an old collection. (PCGS# 70845)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6979 » Colonials
1795 Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent MS 63 Prooflike. 9.59 grams. Formerly sold as lot 5624 of the Chris Schenkel Collection (B&M, 11/90), flip accompanies, where it was described as, " A lovely example with deep, original toning. Usual edge device. Toned in light blue, deep golden-brown, and pale brown shades. The obverse and reverse surfaces are fully mirrorlike, and this piece has, in the past been called a "Proof." Here is a lovely example, destined for inclusion in one of the finest cabinets of early American issues." (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6980 » Colonials
Undated (1796) Kentucky Token MS 65 Red and Brown. Large LANCASTER edge. Struck on the Tower standard, 9.37 grams, and rare as such. A lovely and original example of this popular Colonial issue. Nearly "as struck" with bright mint luster surrounding the devices and glossy brown in the fields. Well struck with CAUSE IS readable but weak, as is almost always the case. Listed on page 55 of the 1993 Guide Book. (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6970 » Colonials
1652 Oak Tree Shilling VF 20. Noe-5. 4.51 grams. This variety features a legend that begins at the lower left and normal letter Ns. Struck on a slightly buckled planchet, the obverse is well defined but the oak tree is indistinct as a result. Unusually bright in the obverse fields with deeper charcoal color surrounding the devices, the reverse has a natural light gray patina. More porosity is evident on the obverse. Listed on page 18 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 652)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6972 » Colonials
Undated (1682) Saint Patrick's Farthing VF 30. 6.97 grams. Medium brown color overall and fairly well centered. The brass insert is slightly off-center to the left of the king's crown. Listed on page 20 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 682)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6973 » Colonials
1723 Rosa Americana Twopence AU 55. Nelson-14. 15.85 grams. A lovely, high grade example of this popular early Colonial issue. The surfaces are nearly mark-free and show light brown patina on the obverse with a strong intermingling of olive on the reverse. Well struck. (PCGS# 723)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6974 » Colonials
1723 Hibernia Halfpenny MS 65. Nelson-8. 7.96 grams. A regular issue of the Hibernia halfpenny and a coin that is immaculately preserved. The surfaces overall are a slightly subdued reddish-brown with the devices outlined with flaming, original red. Well struck except on a few of George's hair curls. The coin is very attractive and devoid of any meaningful contact marks, just a few small specks of carbon on either side. Listed on page 24 of the 1993 Guide Book. (PCGS# 723)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6977 » Colonials
1787 Fugio Cent XF 40. Pointed Rays, STATES UNITED. 8.69 grams. Well centered and well struck, the medium brown patina shows significant underlying lime-green and rose iridescence that adds considerably to the overall attractiveness of the coin. Listed on page 63 of the 1993 Red Book and showing a vertical die crack at the same spot as the second coin photographed on that page. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6978 » Colonials
1787 Fugio Cent AU 50. Pointed Rays, UNITED STATES. 10.21 grams. Well centered on the obverse and only slightly out of register on the reverse. Medium brown color and well struck except on the upper reverse which is slightly soft on a few of the rings. Die clashed on both sides and showing a couple of light grease stains (as struck) on the obverse. One small carbon spot is noted on the upper reverse. Listed on page 63 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6975 » Colonials
1779 Rhode Island Ship Token XF 40. Breen-1139, vlugtende scraped off coin. 8.76 grams. This popular satirical token was struck to commemorate the departure of Admiral Howe and the British navy from Rhode Island in 1779. The first tokens struck had vlugtende at the bottom of the reverse, meaning "fleeing," referring to Howe's fleet. Subsequently, vlugtende was scraped off the die. The exact reason is unknown but Breen speculates that perhaps the makers feared British reprisals. This coin is struck from those altered dies. The coin is a well struck XF with traces of mint luster still evident in some places and showing a few scratches, most notably on the upper obverse. Listed on page 29 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 779)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6976 » Colonials
1786 New Jersey Cent VF 20. Maris 24-P. 8.69 grams. A light reddish-brown example of this common variety. One mark on the horse's head and a long, curved staple scratch across the lower shield. (PCGS# 786)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6983 » Half Cents
1793 XF 45 Retoned. B-1, high R.3. The earliest die state, plainly showing the recutting in the top of the 9 and the period after CENT, and rare as such. Well centered with only a couple of small surface marks. Glossy surfaces with chocolate brown color and some steel-blue interspersed. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6984 » Half Cents
1793 AU 50 Porous, Obverse Fields Retooled. B-3, R.3. Even, dark brown color and well defined throughout. The surfaces are somewhat porous and show several deep scratches in the left obverse field that have been smoothed. Still, a significant and valuable type coin. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6985 » Half Cents
1795 Lettered Edge AG 3 Corroded. B-1, R.2. Heavily worn, showing several rim bumps, and just barely attributable. (PCGS# 1009)
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Auction 112 | Lot 6986 » Half Cents
1795 Plain Edge Good 4. B. 6a, R.4. Heavily worn into the rims with the date barely identifiable. Struck on a slightly buckled planchet, the obverse is slightly concave and the center of the reverse has no details on HALF CENT. (PCGS# 1018)
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