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Auction 133 | Lot 5044 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
PCGS 1984 Doubled Die cent MS 65 Red, Breen-2314; PCGS 1869 nickel AU 55, Breen-2483; PCGS 1906 nickel MS 62, Breen-2571; ANACS 1884 nickel PR 63, Breen-2539, obviously repunched 1 and traces on next two digits, (rare); ANACS 1872 half dime AU 50, Breen-3132, Doubled Obverse Die, (ex. rare); and a PCGS 1897 dime MS 64, Breen-3501, repunched date. (Total: 6 coins) (PCGS# 3062)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5045 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
PCGS 1984 Doubled Die MS 65 Red, a few flyspecks and toning spots are seen on the reverse; and a 1984 Doubled Die MS 66 Red, clear doubling, full red color and some graininess to the surfaces. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 3062)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5046 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
PCGS 1984 Doubled Die MS 66 Red. A superb example of this popular variety. Lincoln's ear and beard are profoundly doubled. (PCGS# 3062)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5404 » Half Dollars » Seated Half Dollars
PCGS 1879 PR 63. Breen-5027. Rather deeply toned, the colorations are quite attractive and allow reflectiveness from the fields to shine through. (PCGS# 6440)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5576 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
NGC 1840 MS 61. Unlike other first year issues, the 1840 is particularly unusual since a regular issue silver dollar had not been struck since 1803, yet, it was not saved in any significant quantities upon resumption of the denomination. In fact, mint state survivors are quite rare. This is a fully struck example that is accented with multicolored rainbow colors, speckled across each side with bright, satiny luster beneath. Population: 2 in 61, only 8 finer (1/95). (PCGS# 6926)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5688 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
PCGS 1893-S MS 65. Of the four coins listed in Wayne Miller's book on Morgan and Peace dollars, he considered the Amon Carter specimen the finest known, apparently being unaware of the existence of the MS 67 piece certified since the publication of the second edition of his book.
The earliest auction record of this spectacular coin was in the Golden Jubilee Sale (Jerome Kern, et al.) sold by B. Max Mehl in 1950, lot 958. The coin realized a whopping $315, the highest price recorded for an 1893-S up to that time. It was purchased by Amon Carter, Sr., the Fort Worth arts patron and owner of the Fort Worth Star Telegram. The coin stayed in the Carter family collection until Amon Jr.'s death in 1982. In 1984 it was sold by Stack's along with many of the other fabulous coins in the estate. At that time, this piece realized $57,750, a price that seems cheap by today's standards for a gem 1893-S.
Of this coin Wayne Miller wrote in his well respected Morgan and Peace Dollar Textbook, "The fourth piece, in the Amon Carter, Jr. collection, is very similar to the Colonial piece (Colonial Coins, Inc. out of Houston) except for the presence of beautiful golden peripheral toning. It may have a few more minor abrasions, but it is nevertheless a fully gem piece." Obviously the grading staff at PCGS agreed as well and certified this specimen MS 65, one of just 3 coins to earn such a distinction (NGC has also graded a lone MS 65), being bettered by only one coin, the aforementioned MS 67.
In a sale replete with condition census examples of the most important rarities in this popular series, here is an opportunity to acquire the rarest business strike Morgan dollar in undisputed gem condition, pedigreed to two famous 20th century collections. (PCGS# 7226)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6909 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Binder Lots » Copper
1787 Machin's Mills cent AG 3 (Breen-996); 1788 Vermont cent Poor 1 Corroded (Breen-733); and a 1787 Vermont cent Good 4 (Breen-725). (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 51693)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6837 » Errors
ANACS 1961 Doubled Die Reverse Half Dollar PR 65. S#50c-013. The doubling is most pronounced on E PLURIBUS UNUM. Listed in the current Red Book. Pale peripheral color. (PCGS# 9450)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6247 » Patterns and Prototypes
NGC 1858 Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-191, Pollock-233, PR64. Breen-1935. 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. An enchanting pattern that has toned a rich golden-brown with violet accents at the peripheries. (PCGS# 11840)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6850 » Patterns and Prototypes
1866 Five-Cent, Judd-462, Pollock-536, R.7, PR 63 Red and Brown. Five-cent pattern featuring George Washington in profile, facing right, on the obverse. The reverse has the 5 of the denomination central on that side, surrounded by a laurel wreath. Struck in copper with a plain edge. Deep cherry-red color is intermingled with cobalt-blue on each side. There is an obvious carbon spot on the reverse, just left of the 5. (PCGS# 70657)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6260 » Colonials
"1783" Washington piece VF 30, Unity States, (Breen-1188); 1793/2 Washington piece VF 35, (Breen-1225), clean, glossy red-brown surfaces; and a (Undated) Washington Double Head cent XF 40, (Breen-1204), exceptionally glossy and attractive. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6261 » Colonials
1795 Washington Liberty and Security Halfpenny XF 40. Birmingham edge. A clean, well-defined example. (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6254 » Colonials
1652 Pine Tree Shilling MS 60. Large Planchet. Noe-1. Breen-37. 4.65 grams. A splendid large planchet shilling, the surfaces are originally toned with a gray-olive patina predominant and strong undertones of rose and blue. A bit off center, missing some of the peripheral details on the bottom of each side. An advanced die state with heavy die cracks in the center of the obverse, minimal abrasions. Listed on page 18 of the current Guide Book. (PCGS# 652)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6255 » Colonials
1652 Pine Tree Shilling XF 45. Small Planchet. Noe-29. Breen-61. 4.48 grams. Generally well centered, most of the coin shows a deep, almost charcoal-gray, patina with pinkish-silvery accents in the fields. A pleasing, problem-free example of a small planchet Pine Tree. Listed on page 18 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 653)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6258 » Colonials
1787 New Jersey Cent VF 20. Maris 43-d. 10.08 grams. A very pleasing coin for the grade, the fields have a rich reddish-brown color with lighter colored highpoints on the devices. A small planchet flaw is noted below the 1 in the date. Listed on page 50 of the 1995 Guide Book. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6259 » Colonials
1787 Fugio Cent XF 40. Club Rays, United States. 9.07 grams. Some planchet laminations show on the left side of the obverse. (PCGS# 787)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6256 » Colonials
1773 Virginia halfpenny XF 45 Dark (Breen-180); Undated (1792-4) Kentucky token XF 40 (Breen-1155); and a 1794 Talbot, Allum & Lee cent VF 30 (Breen-1032). (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 773)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6257 » Colonials
1783 Nova Constellatio Fine 15 Corroded, (Breen-1107), Pointed Rays, Small U.S; 1783 Nova Constellatio VG 8 Scratches, (Breen-1106), Large U.S; and a 1785 Nova Constellatio Fine 15, (Breen-1111), smooth planchet. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 783)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5001 » Half Cents
NGC 1793 AU 58 Brown. B-3, C-3, R.3. EAC graded AU 55 with the sharpness of AU 55 but there is some light roughness noted on the obverse. To the right of N in CENT are two thin scratches and on the rim over ER in AMERICA are two small nicks. Attractive color, the obverse is a medium-dark chocolate-brown, the reverse is a natural medium-brown and faded mint red.
Ex American Rare Coin Fund (Superior, 10/89), lot 892; Excelsior Coin Gallery; (The San Diego Show Auction Co., 3/90), lot 2539; (The San Diego Show Auction Co., 8/90), lot 2000; (B&M, 1/91), lot 315; (B&M, 3/92), lot 2366; (Stack's, 1/93), lot 1371; (Stack's, 12/93), lot 1033. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6262 » Half Cents
1793 XF 40 Corroded. B-3, C-3, R.3. Dark chocolate-brown color over both sides with extensive corrosion noted throughout. Well centered and well struck also. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 133 | Lot 5002 » Half Cents
NGC 1794 Fine 12. B-9, C-9, R.2. EAC graded VG 10, a very clean, brown half cent. (PCGS# 1003)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6263 » Half Cents
1794 Good 4 Porous, B-6b, C-4, R.3, Breen-1509, EAC graded Good 4, rough surfaces; 1802 Good 4 Porous, B-2, C-2, R.3, Breen-1533, EAC graded Good 6, fairly nice; and an 1804 VF 20 Cleaned, B-7, C-8, R.1, Breen-1541, EAC graded VG 8, sharper but scratches and cleaned. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1003)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6264 » Half Cents
1794 AU 50. Large Edge Letters. B-1a, C-1a, R.3. EAC graded XF 40, slightly sharper but across the bust is a faint scratch and left of OF is an edge nick. A pleasing, glossy dark steel-brown color with a tan-brown area on the lower reverse. Well struck except for the date which is always weak on this variety.
Ex: Fernand David (J. Schulman-Amsterdam-3/30), lot 226; unknown intermediary; (RARCOA, 4/75), lot 393; unknown intermediary; (B&R, 6/79), lot 1. (PCGS# 1003)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6265 » Half Cents
1795 Plain Edge VF 25. B-4, C-4, R.3. Light brown color with faint iridescent undertones. Well centered and really a very attractive coin that only shows one obvious mark on each side. An advanced die state and sorely lacking in central details as a result of die failure. (PCGS# 1018)
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Auction 133 | Lot 6266 » Half Cents
1795 Plain Edge VF 30. B-6a, C-6a, R.3. EAC graded VF 25 with light planchet roughness on the lower right obverse and upper right reverse, the latter severely weakening the F in OF and the leaves and stem below. Medium steel-brown with underlying golden-brown.
Ex: FDIC Auction (HNAI, 6/87), lot 7. (PCGS# 1018)
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