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Auction 190 | Lot 5825 » Colonials
"1783" Washington Unity Cent MS 62 Brown PCGS. Baker-1. Lustrous medium to darker brown color. An attractive example of this popular Washington piece. Listed on page 59 of the 1998 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5826 » Colonials
1791 Washington Small Eagle Cent AU 55 PCGS. Baker-16. Medium brown patina with modest friction over the highpoints of the design. A long stain runs through the last five letters of PRESIDENT on the right side of the obverse. Listed on page 59 of the 1998 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5827 » Colonials
Undated (1815-20) "Double Head" Washington Cent AU 50 PCGS. Baker-6. The glossy, dark brown surfaces are only marred by a long, shallow scratch across the lower bust of G.W. and into the lower field. Listed on page 59 of the 1998 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5828 » Colonials
1795 Washington Grate Token AU 58 PCGS. Large Buttons. Reeded Edge. Baker-29. Dark charcoal-gray over each side with faint suggestions of deep reddish-brown patina surrounding the devices. Listed on page 61 of the 1998 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5829 » Colonials
1795 Washington Grate Token MS 62 Brown PCGS. Large Buttons. Reeded Edge. Baker-29. Sharply struck and lustrous with even, dark brown patina over both sides. Also listed on page 61 of the 1998 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 190 | Lot 6097 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Nickels
1871 MS 65 NGC. Shimmering brilliance with an occasional blush of apricot toning on the obverse. Like any business strike three cent nickel, a scarcity at this lofty grade level. (PCGS# 3737)
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Auction 190 | Lot 6327 » Dimes » Bust Dimes
1822 VG 8 ANACS. JR-1, the only variety, R.3. Deep gray and blue toning covers both sides of this well worn coin with pinkish-tan highlights. A nice, evenly worn, problem-free example of this scarce date. Sure to be of interest to the many collectors of Bust dimes. (PCGS# 4497)
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Auction 190 | Lot 6656 » Half Dollars » Seated Half Dollars
1854 Arrows AU 58 ANACS. This piece is characterized by excellent luster and light golden toning. A sharply struck example of this short-lived type that is minimally abraded. (PCGS# 6279)
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Auction 190 | Lot 8175 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1870-CC VF 30 PCGS. A moderately circulated example of this scarce and popular Carson City Seated dollar. The gray-lilac surfaces have an accent of pinkish-tan patina over the highpoints. A few field marks are present on the obverse. (PCGS# 6964)
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Auction 190 | Lot 7254 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Sets and Partial Sets
Twelve-Piece Type Set of United States Gold: 1852 Type One dollar XF 40 Cleaned; 1855 Type Two dollar XF 45; 1861 Type Three dollar XF 40 Cleaned; 1856 Liberty Head quarter eagle XF 40 Mount Removed, Polished; 1913 Indian Head quarter eagle XF 40; 1854 three dollar VF 20 Ex-Jewelry; 1881 Liberty Head half eagle VF 35; 1909-D Indian Head half eagle XF 45; 1881 Liberty Head eagle VF 30; 1912 Indian Head eagle MS 63; 1902-S Liberty Head double eagle VF 30; and a 1928 Saint-Gaudens double eagle. (Total: 12 coins) (PCGS# 46995)
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Auction 190 | Lot 7428 » Proof Sets
1936 Proof Set: cent Type Two PR 64 Red and Brown, there is some muting of color and numerous small carbon flecks; nickel Type Two PR 65, bright and completely untoned; dime PR 65, some streaky, opaque patina covers each side; quarter PR 64, milky-opaque toning; and a half dollar PR 64, hazy steel-gray patina. All five coins are NGC certified. (Total: 5 coins) (PCGS# 7440)
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Auction 190 | Lot 7430 » Proof Sets
1938 (Partial) and 1940 Proof Sets, NGC Certified. Included are:
1938 Nickel PR 66. Attractive pastel coloration.
1938 Dime PR 66. Slight peripheral coloration.
1938 Quarter PR 65. Light brown specks of color across the center of the obverse.
1938 Half PR 65. Very pale color.
1940 Cent PR 66 Red. Rich cherry-red color.
1940 Nickel PR 64. Rather deeply toned.
1940 Dime PR 66. Peripheral russet patina.
1940 Quarter PR 66. Brilliant.
1940 Half PR 65. Light marginal color. (Total: 9 coins) (PCGS# 7440)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5005 » Patterns and Prototypes
1853 One Cent, Judd-151, Pollock-178, R.5, PR 61 PCGS. Small cent pattern with the obverse design similar to the quarter eagle, the reverse has ONE CENT in the center, surrounded by a laurel wreath. Struck in either German silver or a nickel alloy with a reeded edge. Light gray patina over silvery-brilliant surfaces, with extensive signs of scuffiness in the fields from handling. (PCGS# 11628)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5006 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Binder Lots » Three Cent Pieces
1854 Large Cent, Judd-160, Pollock-187, R.4 PR 60 Cleaned. The design is similar to that employed on large cents except there are no stars, and the diameter is smaller. Struck in copper with a plain edge. Streaky patina and a bit softly struck. (PCGS# 11659)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5007 » Patterns and Prototypes
1854 Large Cent, Judd-160, Pollock-187, R.4, MS 64 Brown NGC. The design is similar to that on production large cents except there are no stars on the obverse, and the diameter is smaller. Struck in copper with a plain edge. Chestnut-brown patina equally overlays each side. The fields are smooth, but some of the highpoints are not fully struck up. (PCGS# 11659)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5015 » Patterns and Prototypes
1858 Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-191, Pollock-233, R.5, PR 63 PVC. Small Letters Flying Eagle design on the obverse paired with the reverse of 1859 with the wreath in clusters of five leaves. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. The obverse has medium gray-rose coloration while the reverse displays dark, irregular blobs of copper-gray color where PVC has damaged the surface.
Ex: U.S. Coins Public Auction Sale (Stack's, 6/87), lot 829. (PCGS# 11840)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5016 » Patterns and Prototypes
1858 Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-193, Pollock-236, R.5, PR 65 PVC. Regular dies obverse with a reverse that has an oak wreath with a broad, ornamented shield at the top. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. A transitional pattern for the replacement of the Wreath of Cereals originally used on Longacre's three-dollar gold reverse. A nicely reflective proof that has evenly mellowed reddish-brown surfaces.
Ex: Hetrich Collection (B&R, 1/82), lot 390. (PCGS# 11844)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5020 » Patterns and Prototypes
1858 Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-203, Pollock-247, R.5, PR65 PCGS. The obverse design has a small, hook-necked eagle and small lettering; the reverse has ONE CENT surrounded by an oak wreath. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Bright golden-rose color with deeply reflective fields. A sparkling example of this popular Flying Eagle cent pattern. (PCGS# 11869)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5025 » Patterns and Prototypes
1858 Indian Cent, Judd-211, Pollock-255, R.7, PR58 PCGS. Indian cent design of 1859 with an oak wreath reverse. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Medium reddish-brown patina covers most of the evidence of light handling. (PCGS# 11893)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5026 » Patterns and Prototypes
1858 Indian Cent, Judd-211, Pollock-255, R.7, PR 65. Indian cent design of 1859 with an oak wreath reverse. There is no shield at the top. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. An orange-gold beauty with a slight overlay of red patina on the obverse, deeper in hue on the reverse. The only surface distractions are a few tiny flecks of carbon on each side.
Ex: Cincinnati Art Museum Collection (Stack's, 6/77), lot 358. (PCGS# 11893)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5052 » Patterns and Prototypes
1863 Two Cents, Judd-305, Pollock-370, R.4, PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Head of Washington on the obverse with the experimental motto GOD AND OUR COUNTRY above and date below. The reverse is similar to the adopted design but the word CENTS is curved at a sharp angle. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. Much of the original cherry-red color shows with an occasional smudge of light brown on each side. A small carbon spot is located on the back of Washington's shoulder. (PCGS# 70460)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5066 » Patterns and Prototypes
1864 Dime, Judd-381, Pollock-449, R.7, PR63 Brown PCGS. Regular die trials issue for the Seated dime. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Subdued reddish-brown and olive-green patina covers each side. (PCGS# 60552)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5070 » Patterns and Prototypes
1865 Indian Cent, Judd-404, Pollock-473, R.6, PR 62 NGC. Regular die trials issue of 1865. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Moderately reflective fields, a number of small contact marks and carbon spots account for the grade. (PCGS# 60581)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5071 » Patterns and Prototypes
1865 Indian Cent, Judd-404, Pollock-473, R.6, PR65 PCGS. A regular dies Indian cent struck in the copper-nickel alloy discontinued the previous year. Plain edge. Mildly iridescent on the obverse with the reverse slightly deeper in color. A splendid coin that is essentially defect-free. Part of the Lynch Collection of U.S. Patterns. (PCGS# 60581)
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Auction 190 | Lot 5082 » Patterns and Prototypes
1866 Indian Cent, Judd-456, Pollock-530, R.6-7, PR63 PCGS. Regular die trials issue. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Numerous small spots account for the grade of this bright, lustrous die trial. A thick planchet variant. From the Lynch Collection of U.S. Patterns.
Purchased from B&R 8/72 for $275. (PCGS# 60651)
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