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Auction 305 | Lot 337 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1984 1C Doubled Die MS65 Red PCGS. FS-37, DDO 1-O-IV. Lincoln's earlobe is die doubled with a wide spread. Two-tone orange and gold patina, with good luster and a splendid strike. The gloriously preserved surfaces have a lightly pebbled texture, as made. (PCGS# 3062)
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Auction 305 | Lot 1235 » Half Dollars » Kennedy Half Dollars
1964 50C MS66 NGC, brilliant and flashy with a bold strike and clean surfaces; 1965 SMS MS66 Cameo NGC, well struck and very prooflike, nearly brilliant, a lintmark (as made) below the tail; and a 1976-S Clad PR69 Deep Cameo NGC, a gorgeous and seemingly flawless example. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 6706)
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Auction 305 | Lot 1404 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1882-O $1 MS64 PCGS, not fully struck but carefully preserved; 1883-O MS64 PCGS, attractive, well struck, lustrous, and lightly toned; 1883-O MS64 PCGS, a bit softly struck in the centers, struck from rusted dies, lengthy die cracks (as made) in the lower obverse; 1884-O MS64 PCGS, struck from clashed dies, the centers are softly defined; and an 1890 MS64 PCGS, softly struck but lustrous and beautifully preserved. (Total: 5 coins) (PCGS# 7136)
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Auction 305 | Lot 1891 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1900 $5 MS62 ANACS. A well struck coin with nice luster and lacking the usual abrasions except for a couple on Liberty's face. (PCGS# 8400)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2000 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1903-S $10 MS64 PCGS. Rich orange-golden patina and an above average strike. A number of small abrasions have collected on each side. (PCGS# 8754)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2006 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1907 $10 MS63 ANACS. The orange-gold and steel-blue patina is attractive. A lustrous, well struck, and lightly abraded example of this often seen issue. Portions of the reverse legend, particularly OF, are possibly die doubled. (PCGS# 8763)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2011 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1909 $10 MS61 ANACS. A well struck and lustrous example with bright honey-gold color and carefully preserved fields. A couple of abrasions on the cheek preclude a higher designation.
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Auction 305 | Lot 2032 » Eagles » Indian Eagles
1912 $10 AU58 ANACS. A bright and lustrous specimen that has a crisp strike and a clean appearance. A faint pinscratch in the field near the eagle's back wing provides the sole distraction.
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Auction 305 | Lot 2135 » Classic Commemoratives » Commemorative Silver
1900 $1 Lafayette Dollar--Cleaned--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU55. The margins have wisps of rich golden-brown color. Nicely struck with moderate luster and a few wispy slide marks on Washington's forehead. (PCGS# 9222)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2397 » Modern Commemoratives
1987-P $1 Constitution Silver Dollar MS69 PCGS; 1992-P Olympic Clad Half Dollar MS69 PCGS; and a 1994-D World Cup Tournament Clad Half Dollar MS69 PCGS. All three coins are virtually unimprovable in such a high state of preservation. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 9624)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2404 » Modern Commemoratives
1995-W $1 Special Olympics Silver Dollar MS69 PCGS, a gorgeous and seemingly flawless specimen; 1995-W Special Olympics Silver Dollar MS69 PCGS, a tiny curly lintmark (as made) behind the portrait; 1995-D Olympic/Paralympics Silver Dollar MS69 PCGS, a freckle of russet patina on one of the thumbs; and a 1996-D Olympic/Paralympics Silver Dollar MS69 PCGS, the obverse has a faint wisp or two of gold color. (Total: 4 coins) (PCGS# 9726)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2418 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-D $1 Buffalo MS69 PCGS. Lustrous, needle-sharp, and essentially as struck. The Indian has a tiny lintmark on the nose, as made. A splendid example of this much coveted Modern Commemorative type. (PCGS# 9793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2419 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-D $1 Buffalo MS69 NGC. A lustrous, razor-sharp, and seemingly perfect Buffalo Dollar. The popularity of its uniquely all-American design made this Commemorative one of the biggest numismatic stories of 2001. (PCGS# 9793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2420 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-D $1 Buffalo MS69 NGC. A hint of golden-brown color visits the border above the bison's head. A lustrous and seemingly pristine Commemorative that has unimprovable eye appeal. (PCGS# 9793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2421 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-P $1 Buffalo PR69 Deep Cameo PCGS. A seemingly perfect example of this popular Commemorative issue. The white on black contrast is unimprovable, and the exquisitely detailed devices are free from even the most trivial imperfection. (PCGS# 99793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2422 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-P $1 Buffalo PR69 Deep Cameo NGC. A gorgeous and virtually perfect example that has the ultimate in black and white contrast. (PCGS# 99793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2423 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-P $1 Buffalo PR69 Deep Cameo PCGS. The fields have light speckles of tan patina. A faint distraction is noted on the cheekbone of this otherwise perfect specimen. (PCGS# 99793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2424 » Modern Commemoratives
2001-P $1 Buffalo PR69 Deep Cameo NGC. A lovely and seemingly flawless example that has exquisite frosty devices and gorgeous jet-black fields. (PCGS# 99793)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2425 » Modern Commemoratives
2002-P $1 Dollar Olympics MS69 PCGS, a well struck coin; 2002-P Olympics Dollar PR69 DCAM PCGS, a deep cameo and white coin; 2002-W Five Dollars Olympics MS69 PCGS; a beautiful coin; and a 2002-W Five Dollars Olympics PR69 DCAM PCGS, with deep cameo details and highly reflective fields. (Total: 4 coins) (PCGS# 9798)
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Auction 305 | Lot 1 » Colonials
1787 1C Massachusetts Cent, Arrows in Left Talon VF35 PCGS. Ryder 3-G. A mahogany-brown example that has a lighter color on the devices. Bold for the grade, with a minor contact mark on the obverse rim at 11 o'clock and a couple of old abrasions behind the neck of the eagle. (PCGS# 302)
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Auction 305 | Lot 2 » Half Cents
1835 1/2 C Half Cent--Scratched--ANACS, XF Details, Net VF30, B-1, C-1, R.1, purple, olive, and golden-brown patina, a pair of pinscratches behind the bust, rich details; and an 1852 Cent AU50 ANACS, N-3, R.1, medium brown color, relatively unabraded, only very light rub, the dies are somewhat rotated. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 1168)
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Auction 305 | Lot 3 » Half Cents
1835 1/2 C MS63 Brown PCGS. B-1, C-1, R.1. The 5 in the date is repunched within the lower loop. A well struck Half Cent that has rich and consistent purple-brown patina. A small contact mark above A in HALF, otherwise attractive. Struck from lightly clashed dies. (PCGS# 1168)
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Auction 305 | Lot 4 » Half Cents
1850 1/2 C AU58 ANACS. B-1, C-1, R.2. Boldly struck with virtually unabraded surfaces and very little rub on the devices. The borders on each side have a few planchet flaws, as made. (PCGS# 1221)
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Auction 305 | Lot 6 » Half Cents
1851 1/2 C AU58 ANACS. B-1, C-1, R.1. The olive-brown patina is rich and attractive. Sharply struck with pleasing surfaces. What appears to be the base of an errant 1 is partly embedded in the denticles east of the date. (PCGS# 1224)
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Auction 305 | Lot 7 » Large Cents
1793 Chain 1C AMERICA AG3 ANACS. S-4, High R.3. This coin represents an affordable example of America's first Large Cent design. The date on the obverse has worn away and Liberty is identifiable. The reverse legend is faint but can be discerned under a strong light, while the chain design is strong. There are very few marks on the coin, and a decent planchet was used to strike this coin. A nice dark brown color rounds out the description. (PCGS# 1341)
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