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Auction 218 | Lot 6482 » Nickels » Shield Nickels
1879/8 5C PR 65 NGC. An untoned, nicely mirrored, Gem example of this popular proof overdate, one of only four such overdates from the 19th century. (PCGS# 3834)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6484 » Nickels » Shield Nickels
1880 5C PR 65 NGC. A Gem specimen that exhibits moderately mirrored surfaces that are covered in a light coat of silver-gray patina. Unusually sharp and attractive for a proof Shield nickel. (PCGS# 3835)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6999 » Silver and Related Dollars » Trade Dollars
1881 T$1 PR 62 PCGS. A dazzling, essentially untoned example of this proof-only issue, with appreciable contrast between fields and devices. Wispy hairlines on each side hamper the grade of this piece, but the appeal is little affected. (PCGS# 7061)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5631 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Ancient Greek Kings of Macedonia. Alexander III. 336-323 BC. AR tetradrachm, Mesembria mint, Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin/Zeus seated left, Corinthian helmet and ME in field to left, 16.8 gms, Karayotov-68, XF with fine style. (PCGS# 70050)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5640 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Ancient Greek Seleukid Kings of Syria. Antiochos VI. 145-142 BC AR tetradrachm, Antioch mint, Radiant and diademed head right/The Dioskouroi riding left with couched lances, Sear-7072, Newell, SMA-230, VF. Slightly off-center with some reverse incrustation. Very scarce. (PCGS# 70360)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5692 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Angola Maria I and Pedro III 12 macutas 1783, Crowned arms/Date and denomination, KM-25, harshly cleaned VF. A very scarce, one-year type. (PCGS# 70850)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5706 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Azores Assorted lot including: 5 reis 1901, KM-16, XF; 20 reis 1865, KM-15, F/VF with several rim bumps; 20 reis 1865, KM-15, Fine with several rim bumps; and a Portugal 400 reis 1835, KM-403.2, lustrous, choice AU. (Total: 4 coins) (PCGS# 70884)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5745 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Canada Uncirculated minor lot including: 5 cents 1902-H Large H, KM-9, MS 63 PCGS; 5 cents 1920, KM-22a, MS 64 PCGS; 10 cents 1940, KM-34, MS 64 PCGS; and a 10 cents 1947, KM-34, MS 64 PCGS. (Total: 4 coins) (PCGS# 71250)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5858 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Great Britain Edward VII matte proof set 1902, thirteen pieces including Maundy one, two, three and fourpence, sixpence, shilling, florin, halfcrown, crown, gold half sovereign, sovereign, 2 pounds, and 5 pounds, SC-PS02L, all are matte proof, some with hairlines. In original case of issue. (PCGS# 76375)
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Auction 218 | Lot 7438 » Patterns and Prototypes
1864 Ten Cents, Judd-381, Pollock-449, R.7, PR 64 Red and Brown PCGS. Regular die trials issue for the Seated dime, and struck from the same reverse die as are all the other regular reverse patterns, 1864-1874, in this sale. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. According to Gene Wolfe, this die trial was struck around 1874 from new dies that were not in use in 1864. Both sides of this glossy, near-Gem specimen are totally without spots and display attractive violet and rose toning that gives way to ample evidence of original red color about the devices.
From the Gene Wolfe Collection of Pattern Coinage. (PCGS# 70552)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5721 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Brazil 400th Anniversary of Discovery 4000 reis 1900, Columbus, star with 16 rays/Arms with value, KM-502.1, lustrous, prooflike AU. A very popular commemorative issue. (PCGS# 70940)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6295 » Colonials
Undated (1672-1694) Elephant Token MS 64 Brown PCGS. Thick Planchet. Breen-186. Both obverse and reverse of this glossy example impart a rich chestnut-brown color and are boldly defined on the central devices. Remnants of faded red can still be seen about the peripheral lettering on the reverse. A pair of parallel planchet depressions are also noticed along the obverse border at 2 o'clock. Elephant tokens are a popular and mysterious Colonial issue that are particularly elusive in Mint State grades. Breen speculates that the motto GOD PRESERVE LONDON refers to the Great Fire and Plague of 1665-66. Listed on Page 26 of the 2000 Guide Book. (PCGS# 55)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5001 » Colonials
1724 Hibernia farthing Fine 15 PVC, Corroded, softly defined in the center of the obverse but a few points higher in grade on the reverse, dark patina overall; and a 1787 New Jersey cent Fine 12 Porous, dark brown overall with lighter ruddy accents over the devices. Listed on pages 24 and 50 respectively of the 2000 Guide Book. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 187)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6296 » Colonials
1723 Hibernia Halfpenny MS 63 Brown PCGS. Nelson-8. Breen-155. The strike on this example is not strong enough to elicit all of the details on either the seated figure or King George's hair curls. Nevertheless, this is an attractive piece with glossy, chocolate-brown surfaces. While the fields are essentially mark-free, we note some obvious planchet flaking on the bust that accounts for the grade. An excellent candidate for an advanced type set, this design is listed on page 24 of the 2000 Guide Book.
From the Litrenta Collection. (PCGS# 180)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6297 » Colonials
1723 Hibernia Halfpenny MS 64 Red and Brown PCGS. Nelson-8, Breen-155. With smooth surfaces, a crisp strike for the issue, and ample remnants of orange-red luster, this coin would be a serious candidate for a full gem designation were it not for some light spotting on both the obverse and the reverse. Although there are several prominent planchet flaws in the obverse field, we note that these features do not detract from this coin's overall pleasing appearance. Listed on page 24 of the 2000 Guide Book.
From the Litrenta Collection. (PCGS# 181)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5002 » Colonials
1794 Talbot, Allum & Lee VF 20. NEW YORK. Dark steel-brown color and smooth, glossy surfaces. Listed on page 56 of the 2000 Guide Book. (PCGS# 634)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5003 » Colonials
1783 Washington and Independence Cent VF 30. Large Military Bust. Baker-4. Struck circa 1820. Chocolate-brown color with a few light marks and average definition for the issue. Listed on page 58 of the 2000 Guide Book.
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Auction 218 | Lot 6298 » Colonials
1791 Washington Large Eagle Cent MS 62 Brown PCGS. Baker-15. Both sides impart a bright, glossy sheen and are well detailed, being notably deficient only on the highpoints of Washington's hair piece. A few minor contact marks are found in the obverse field before the bust and a few others within the eagle's shield and about the reverse periphery. Listed on page 59 of the 2000 Guide Book. (PCGS# 702)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5004 » Half Cents
1793 1/2 C AU 50 Porous. B-3, C-3, R.3. Despite a slightly rough texture, the crimson-brown surfaces are rather attractive for an early copper coin. The devices display pleasing overall definition that attests to the care with which the Philadelphia Mint stamped this coin. There are no unduly bothersome contact marks on either the obverse, reverse, or edge of this first-year half cent. Always popular among type collectors and early copper specialists alike. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6300 » Federal Contract Coinage
1787 Fugio Cent, New Haven Restrike MS 63 Red and Brown PCGS. In 1860, nearly 75 years after the Broome and Platt store originally struck Fugio cents, three pairs of original dies were discovered in the New Haven area. The newly discovered dies were used for the so-called restrikes, all of which exhibit traces of die rust. This specimen features red and brown central areas that lend their way to golden-red peripheral toning. Aside from a few spots on the obverse, the coin is problem-free. Listed on page 64 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 917)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5005 » Half Cents
1795 1/2 C Lettered Edge Fine 12. B-1, C-1, R.2. Both the obverse and the reverse are free of bothersome impairments and display pleasing, sandy-tan coloration. Well centered, the faces are quite well defined despite moderate wear throughout. An attractive coin for the grade. (PCGS# 1009)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5006 » Half Cents
1795 1/2 C Lettered Edge VF 20. Punctuated Date. B-2a, C-2a, R.3. Rich brown patina blankets both sides in an even manner. The faces are free of noteworthy abrasions and display ample remaining definition on the major design elements. A problem-free coin that would fit comfortably into a circulated collection. (PCGS# 1009)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6301 » Half Cents
1795 1/2 C Lettered Edge Good 6 ANACS. B-2a, C-2a, R.3. The so-called Punctuated Date, a name derived from a long, comma-like die defect between the 1 and 7 in the date. The surfaces still retain some brightness from an old cleaning, but are now mostly retoned to deep brown. Porosity is also noted on each side. (PCGS# 1009)
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Auction 218 | Lot 5007 » Half Cents
1795 1/2 C Plain Edge XF 40 Corroded. No Pole. B-6a, C-6a, R.3. The obvious care with which this coin was produced suggests that it was struck on rolled copper planchets as opposed to cut down large cents or Talbot, Allum & Lee tokens. The corrosion is largely confined to two telltale areas of discoloration on the obverse, but the balance of the faces are free of any mentionable impairments. A suitable coin that should be important to budget minded copper collectors. (PCGS# 1018)
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Auction 218 | Lot 6302 » Half Cents
1795 1/2 C Plain Edge--Damaged--ANACS. VG Details, Net Good 4. B-6c, C-6a, R.3. Struck from a cut-down Talbot, Allum & Lee cent. The undertype shows in the date area with the RK of YORK visible below the digits, and the EE of LEE on the rim between the 7 and 8 o'clock position. Struck somewhat off-center, some damage was sustained at 10 o'clock on the obverse rim and 7 o'clock on the reverse. Even, dark patina. (PCGS# 1018)
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