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Auction 153 | Lot 6028 » Colonials
Undated (1794) Franklin Press Token MS 61 Brown, First Token. Breen-1165. Glossy brown surfaces on the obverse with traces of mint red around the reverse legend which masks one small depression. Listed on page 55 of the 1996 Guide Book. (PCGS# 793)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6029 » Colonials
Undated (1794) Franklin Press Token MS 62 Brown, First Token. Breen-1165. Weight: 7.56 grams. The glossy brown surfaces are virtually mark-free. Listed on page 55 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 793)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6030 » Colonials
Undated (1794) Franklin Press Token MS 62 Brown, First Token. Breen-1165. Glossy dark brown surfaces with traces of mint red in the reverse devices. Listed on page 55 of the 1996 Guide Book. (PCGS# 793)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6032 » Colonials
"1783" Washington Unity Cent AU 50 PCGS. Baker-1. Struck approximately 37 years after the date on the coin, the Washington Unity cent is one of the more popular and available Washington issues. This piece has rich chocolate-brown color overall with several wide streaks of dark brown on each side. Listed on page 59 of the 1996 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 153 | Lot 5113 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1864 Bronze PR 65 Red and Brown. Nicely reflective fields, the surfaces have a rich reddish-orange caste overall with very little browning in evidence. A superior example of this scarce, early proof. (PCGS# 2277)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6323 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Standing Liberty Quarters
1917 Type One MS 65 Full Head PCGS. Good luster and clean surfaces with just the slightest hint of a gray-gold cast. (PCGS# 5707)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6038 » Colonials
1793 Washington Ship Halfpenny VF 30 First Token. Baker-18. Weight: 10.33 grams. Even brown color with pleasing surfaces and no noticeable marks. Listed on page 61 of the 1996 Guide Book. (PCGS# 802)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7164 » Errors
1943 Cent Struck on a Dime Planchet XF 40 ANACS. Mottled light to medium gray patina. Apparently this piece circulated for quite some time as it has a superficial resemblance to a zinc coated '43 cent. (PCGS# 9460)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7165 » Errors
1944 Cent Struck on a Dime Planchet AU 50 ANACS. Somewhat weakly and irregularly struck with medium gray patina. This coin undoubtedly has caused a few hearts to skip a beat by people thinking it was one of the very rare strikings from an old zinc coated steel planchet leftover from the previous year. (PCGS# 9460)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7166 » Errors
Group of Minor Cent Errors. Included are: 1930 Fine 15, large die crack across the obverse; 1947-S VG 8, alleged to be struck on an overheated planchet but it looks damaged to us; 1955-S AU 50, alleged to be a doubled die obverse but we do not see it; 1957 XF 40 Cleaned, BIE error; 1957 AU 50, BIE error; 1962 MS 63, clipped planchet; 1972 AU 50, Broadstruck, deep scratches on reverse; (3) 1982 MS 60, slight off-center strikings, all have a full date; 1990 MS 63, struck 10-15% off center, full date, long scratch on reverse; 1990 MS 63, struck 25-30% off-center, full date; and a 1995 MS 64, alleged to be a doubled die reverse but we cannot confirm this. (Total: 13 coins) (PCGS# 9460)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7167 » Errors
1952 Cent Struck on a Dime Planchet--Genuine--Cleaned--ANACS. A low-end VF coin, the surfaces are unnaturally bright from cleaning with a hazy pinkish-gray patina and dark, charcoal-gray color in the date area and over approximately half the reverse. (PCGS# 9460)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7170 » Errors
Partial Date (1940s) Washington Quarter Struck on a Dime Planchet MS 63. 2.48 grams. Silvery-golden patina and slightly bowed. Only the extreme tops of the digits in the date show. (PCGS# 9460)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7177 » Tokens & Medals » So-Called Dollars
1900 Bryan Dollar PR 60. HK-783. Smaller sized dollar (38 mm.), struck in silver with a proof surface. Manufactured by Gorham and dated July 5, 1900. This lightly hairlined proof shows strong mirrored reflectivity and is mostly brilliant with some peripheral color. (PCGS# 9481)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7182 » Tokens & Medals » So-Called Dollars
Pedley-Ryan Dollars. A group of (3) Pedley-Ryan dollars, HK-825, XF 45-AU 50. Mostly brilliant still, but each shows some light patina. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 9481)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7183 » Tokens & Medals » So-Called Dollars
Pedley-Ryan Dollars. A second group of Pedley-Ryans, HK-825, also XF 45-AU 50, and also very slight patina on each. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 9481)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7187 » Tokens & Medals » So-Called Dollars
1880-CC dollar in GSA plastic with original box, MS 60, lightly toned; 1881-CC dollar in GSA plastic with original box, MS 61, brilliant; and an 1885-CC dollar in GSA plastic with original box, MS 62, frosty with a hint of light color. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 9482)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7194 » Tokens & Medals » So-Called Dollars
1881-CC dollar in GSA plastic MS 64. Mostly brilliant except for a thin arc of golden color over UNUM. (PCGS# 9482)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7196 » Tokens & Medals » So-Called Dollars
1882-CC dollar in GSA plastic, MS 62, brilliant; 1882-CC dollar in GSA plastic, MS 63, brilliant and lustrous; 1883-CC dollar in GSA plastic, MS 62, lightly toned; 1883-CC dollar in GSA plastic, MS 62, pale patina; and an 1884-CC dollar in GSA plastic, MS 60, spot toning in front of Liberty's face. (Total: 5 coins) (PCGS# 9482)
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Auction 153 | Lot 7414 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Binder Lots » Mixed Type
1871 half dime XF 40; 1857 dime VF 35; 1891-S dime XF 45; 1892 dime AU 50; 1901-O dime Good 4; 1914-D dime VF 20; 1926-S dime VG 8; and a 1937 dime MS 65 Full Bands. (Total: 8 coins) (PCGS# 1461871)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6591 » Quarter Eagles » Indian Quarter Eagles
1909 MS 60 ANACS; 1910 MS 60 ANACS; 1911 XF 45 ANACS; 1913 AU 58 ANACS; 1926 AU 50 ANACS; 1927 AU 58 ANACS; and a 1928 MS 61 ANACS. An affordable Indian quarter eagle starter set. (Total: 7 coins) (PCGS# 7940)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6690 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1853/2 AU 53 NGC. A very scarce issue with fewer than 40 pieces known, none of which grade mint state. This is a smooth coin that shows a few small marks on the cheek of Liberty and others in the field. A bit softly struck on the stars, the coin overall has a rich yellow-golden color that is quite attractive. The downstroke of the underdigit is faintly visible without magnification, if one knows exactly where to look. With magnification it is plentifully obvious, and there is even a small corner of the base of the 2 visible on the left side of the lower loop of the 3. (PCGS# 8611)
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Auction 153 | Lot 5591 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1853-O AU 53. While one of the more available O-mint tens, in AU condition the '53-O is quite elusive with an estimated 17-18 pieces believed to exist today in that grade range. This is a well defined example that shows rich reddish-coppery color over both sides. The surfaces are only marred by a couple of scratches by star 2 on the obverse. (PCGS# 8612)
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Auction 153 | Lot 5700 » Patterns and Prototypes
Undated (1856) Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-179, Pollock-207, R.6, PR60 Corrosion. The obverse has the flying eagle motif set in the field by itself with no date or legends. The reverse is Breen's "Reverse D" which is described in detail at the top of page 73 of Pollock's reference. Struck in copper with a plain edge. Dark brown overall with numerous spots of corrosion that have pockmarked the surfaces. (PCGS# 11783)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6868 » Patterns and Prototypes
1858 Indian Cent, Judd-211, Pollock-255, R.7, PR 64 PCGS. Indian cent design of 1859 with an oak wreath reverse. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Bright surfaces with lovely, variegated rose, tan, and honey-golden coloration. (PCGS# 11893)
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Auction 153 | Lot 6871 » Patterns and Prototypes
1859 Indian Cent, Judd-226, Pollock-270, R.7, PR 63 PCGS. Indian cent pattern that differs from the adopted design by the oak wreath on the reverse rather than the laurel wreath on the regular dies. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Bright surfaces with lilac and rose coloration. (PCGS# 11928)
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