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Auction 137 | Lot 6145 » Colonials
1788 Massachusetts Cent VF 30 Bent, Planchet Flakes. 8.92 grams. Well defined but struck on a deficient planchet that shows numerous planchet flakes out of each side. Listed on page 40 of the 1995 Red Book. (PCGS# 788)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6224 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1888 PR 65 Red and Brown, Dipped. Nice golden color is evident on both sides of this proof Indian cent. (PCGS# 2352)
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Auction 137 | Lot 5061 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1909 VDB MS 62 Red PCGS; 1909 VDB MS 63 Red; 1909 VDB MS 64 Red; 1909 MS 64 Red; 1910 MS 63 Red; 1912 MS 64 Red; 1916 MS 64 Red; 1916 MS 65 Red and Brown; 1918 MS 64 Red; 1921 MS 63 Red; 1925 MS 64 Red; 1926 MS 64 Red; 1927 MS 64 Red; 1928 MS 64 Red; 1929 MS 64 Red; 1930 MS 64 Red; and a 1933 MS 64 Red. A nice date grouping of early, common date Lincoln cents. All coins are PCGS certified. (Total: 17 coins) (PCGS# 2425)
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Auction 137 | Lot 5081 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1924-D MS 65 Red and Brown NGC. A shimmering, nearly mark-free example with lovely green, rose, and orange iridescent overtones. (PCGS# 2553)
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Auction 137 | Lot 5222 » Nickels » Buffalo Nickels
1937-D Three-Legged MS 65 NGC. It is rare when an error in U.S. coinage can be traced to the individual who was responsible for creating that error. In 1937, a Mr. Young, who was then new to the mint and under pressure to complete a quota of coinage, took an emery stick and ground off evidence of die clashing from a pair of nickel dies. But in his haste he also inadvertently ground off part of the foreleg of the bison. Only one pair of dies was so affected and mint state examples are very rare although lower circulated coins are always available for a price. Gem examples are exceptionally difficult to locate and this is the first we have seen in some time. The satiny surfaces are covered with a light layer of golden color that is most attractive. There are no post-striking impairments of note, only a shallow planchet lamination down the cheek of the Native American. Population: 15 in 65, only 3 finer (1/95). (PCGS# 3982)
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Auction 137 | Lot 5531 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Standing Liberty Quarters
1924-D MS 67 NGC. Dazzling white surfaces with sharpness that comes temptingly close to full head on Liberty and a uniformly bold date. One of the nicest of the very nice. (PCGS# 5748)
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Auction 137 | Lot 5588 » Half Dollars » Reeded Edge Half Dollars
1837 Reeded Edge MS 64 PCGS. A lovely, originally toned specimen of borderline gem quality. The obverse is light silvery-gray and very frosty with golden accents along the left side. More deeply toned, but unquestionably original, is the boldly struck reverse, layered in gray-violet and jade-green. Highly recommended as a type coin. (PCGS# 6176)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6669 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1795 Flowing Hair XF 45/50. B-5, BB-27. Immediately identifiable as a B-5 by the prominent die scratch in the left field behind Liberty's head. A bit softly struck in the centers, the surfaces overall are light gray in color with accents of russet-brown around the devices on the obverse. (PCGS# 6852)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6158 » Colonials
"1783" Washington & Independence Token PR 63 Brown. Baker-3. A lovely coin that has a high gloss finish. Deep brown patina with some reddish undertones, both sides are accented by a ring of deep olive-green color at the periphery. (PCGS# 800)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6165 » Colonials
1795 Grate Halfpenny MS 60 Brown. Baker-29. Sharply struck with good luster, marred only by a carbon spot on the reverse and light contact. (PCGS# 800)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6039 » Classic Commemoratives » Commemorative Silver
1921 Alabama 2x2 MS 65 PCGS. An exemplary Alabama that is virtually unmarked. The surfaces are mostly untoned with white, satiny luster. A rare find in bright, gem condition. (PCGS# 9225)
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Auction 137 | Lot 7104 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Lot of 4 different AE 3 including: Licinius I 308-324 AD S-3804 VF+; Crispus 317-326 AD S-3921 Choice XF; Fausta 340 AD S-3905 VF/XF; and Helena 330 AD S-3908 VF/XF. (PCGS# 70460)
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Auction 137 | Lot 7658 » Other Collectibles » Currency
$5 Silver Certificate XF, Fr-278 (Oncpapa). A pleasing note for the grade with several pencil notations on the front. (PCGS# 10278)
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Auction 137 | Lot 7659 » Other Collectibles » Currency
$5 Silver Certificate (Oncpapa) Fine, Fr-280; $5 Silver Certificate (Porthole) VG, Fr-282; and a $20 Legal Tender VF, Fr-147. (Total: 3 notes) (PCGS# 10280)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6153 » Colonials
1789 Mott Token AU 55. Thick Planchet. Medium golden-brown color and exhibiting hard, glossy surfaces. From a later die state, yet having a mostly complete eagle on the obverse. Far above average quality. Listed on page 54 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 791)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6154 » Colonials
Undated (1792-94) Kentucky Token VF 35. Plain Edge. Well struck with even brown color over both sides. Listed on page 55 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 792)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6155 » Colonials
1794 Franklin Press Token MS 63 Red and Brown. Some mint red can still be seen surrounding the devices on each side. Sharp and well centered, an interesting English issue. Listed on page 55 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 794)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6156 » Colonials
1795 Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent AU 55 Possibly Recolored. An attractive near-mint example with considerable mint red around the devices. Listed on page 56 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6126 » Colonials
1723 Hibernia Halfpenny VG 10 Dark, cleaned at one time and showing some light corrosion around the outer devices; 1786 New Jersey cent Fine 12 Light Pitting on the Reverse, light brown color overall and showing several minor scratches and planchet flakes on the obverse in addition to the pitting on the reverse; and a 1794 Lady Godiva British Tradesman Token VF 30. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 723)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6133 » Colonials
1787 Connecticut Copper VG 10. Miller 31.I, R.4. 8.01 grams. Well worn and missing much detail on the central devices. Dark brown color overall with lighter accents on the devices. Listed on page 43 of the 1995 Guide Book.
Ex: Early American Numismatics MBS, May 24, 1991, lot 62. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6134 » Colonials
1787 Connecticut Copper Fine 12. Draped Bust Left. Miller 33.15-r.1. A medium chestnut-brown example that is well centered with no major problems. Listed on page 43 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6135 » Colonials
1787 Connecticut Copper VF 20 Porous, Planchet Defects. Draped Bust Left. Miller 33.16-Z.15. Dark-brown overall with olive highpoints. Several small planchet cracks are scattered about the obverse, and one long, deep, vertical planchet lamination is noted in the center of the reverse. Full, bold date; the reverse is slightly off center. Listed on page 43 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6136 » Colonials
1787 Connecticut Copper VF 20 Porous. Bust Facing Right. Miller 6.4-I. A dark chocolate-brown example that is minutely porous. Hall's paint notation of the variety is seen in the lower right obverse field. Listed on page 42 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6137 » Colonials
1787 Connecticut Copper VF 20 Corroded. Mailed Bust Left. Miller 6.1-M. The planchet has an even granularity and shows a medium chestnut-brown color. Listed on page 42 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 137 | Lot 6146 » Colonials
1786 New Jersey Copper VF 20 Pitted. Maris 24-P. Deep-tan surfaces. An area of pitting is noted on each side. Softly struck at the top of the shield, as usual for this variety. Listed on page 50 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 789)
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