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Auction 177 | Lot 39 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1880 MS 64 Red PCGS. Attractive reddish-orange color with a touch of olive and cherry-red on either side. There is a small planchet flake below the right side of the shield, above the E in ONE. (PCGS# 2138)
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Auction 177 | Lot 42 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1881 MS 64 Red NGC. A vibrant reddish-gold specimen with only the slightest smudging below the portrait that precludes a gem rating. (PCGS# 2141)
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Auction 177 | Lot 100 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Silver
1866 AU 55 NGC. Deep gray and slate-blue toning over briefly circulated surfaces. One of just 22,000 business strikes issued. (PCGS# 3686)
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Auction 177 | Lot 125 » Nickels » Shield Nickels
1881 XF 45 PCGS. A scarce business strike Shield nickel with a mintage of only 68,000 pieces. Proofs are much easier to locate and dull ones have been offered as business strikes in the past. This is a sharply struck coin with light gray patina. (PCGS# 3811)
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Auction 177 | Lot 140 » Nickels » Liberty Nickels
1912 PR 65 NGC. Light golden toning with a no-contrast appearance. A lovely coin for the grade. (PCGS# 3910)
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Auction 177 | Lot 165 » Half Dimes » Seated Half Dimes
1853 Arrows MS 61 NGC. Essentially untoned with a few wispy hairlines and the usual evidence of die clashing. (PCGS# 4356)
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Auction 177 | Lot 209 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1917-D MS 63 Full Bands PCGS. Lustrous and lightly toned with a couple of marks on the cheek of Liberty that account for the grade on this difficult D-mint. (PCGS# 4913)
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Auction 177 | Lot 249 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Barber Quarters
1912 MS 61 ANACS. Well struck, but the luster is somewhat subdued over both sides. (PCGS# 5662)
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Auction 177 | Lot 272 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Washington Quarters
1936-D MS 64 NGC. One of the scarcer dates within the series to locate in high grades. Essentially untoned with original mint brilliance. (PCGS# 5801)
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Auction 177 | Lot 364 » Half Dollars » Franklin Half Dollars
1950 PR 66 PCGS. A shimmering, virtually flawless example of this first-year proof Franklin, with a touch of contrast noted.
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Auction 177 | Lot 1 » Colonials
1723 Hibernia Farthing XF 40 PCGS. DEI. GRATIA. REX. Nelson-7. A regular issue of the Hibernia farthing and a pleasing steel-brown example struck on a slightly buckled planchet. Listed on page 24 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 723)
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Auction 177 | Lot 2 » Colonials
1723 Hibernia Farthing MS 64 Brown PCGS. DEI. GRATIA. REX. Well centered and showing a bit of softness on some of the denticles. Both sides are an even, brick-red color with no mentionable blemishes. Listed on page 23 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 723)
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Auction 177 | Lot 3 » Colonials
1773 Virginia Halfpenny MS 64 Red and Brown. Period after GEORGIVS. The original red color shows just the slightest mellowing with the most apparent darkening seen on the highpoints of each side, presenting the viewer with a pleasing two-toned contrast. Excellent overall appearance. Listed on page 24 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 773)
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Auction 177 | Lot 6 » Half Cents
1828 MS 63 Brown NGC. 13 Stars. Excellent sharpness, and showing variegated olive-brown color. A lovely example of the type. (PCGS# 1147)
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Auction 177 | Lot 7 » Half Cents
1828 MS 64 Brown PCGS. 13 Stars. B-2, C-3, R.1. Uniformly bold with rich olive and bluish-steel highlights. (PCGS# 1147)
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Auction 177 | Lot 8 » Half Cents
1834 MS 64 Brown NGC. Sharply struck, the glossy brown surfaces show some cartwheel effect as the coin is turned under a light. (PCGS# 1165)
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Auction 177 | Lot 10 » Half Cents
1854 MS 63 Brown NGC. Sharply detailed with subtle iridescent accents limited to the reverse. (PCGS# 1230)
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Auction 177 | Lot 12 » Large Cents
1793 Wreath Cent, Vine and Bars, XF 40 PCGS. S-8, R.3. Identifiable as the only Wreath variety with a bent branch, all the others point downward. Deep, even steel-brown color, a relatively well centered coin with only minor porosity in the planchet. Well detailed for the grade. (PCGS# 1347)
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Auction 177 | Lot 13 » Large Cents
1798 VF 25 PCGS. S-157, R.2. Struck from the perfect (unrusted) dies. This is a sharply struck example that is choice for the grade with pleasing, dark surfaces. Popular as an early date large cent. (PCGS# 1431)
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Auction 177 | Lot 14 » Large Cents
1798 XF 45 PCGS. S-167, R.1. Pleasing even brown color with a bold strike. Some minor pitting is noted over the obverse as is a small planchet flake at 8 o'clock. Perfect as a type coin or for a high grade date set. (PCGS# 1431)
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Auction 177 | Lot 17 » Large Cents
1818 MS 61 Brown NGC. Both sides are extremely clean, evenly toned, and mark-free. The very soft strike is the only grade-limiting factor. (PCGS# 1600)
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Auction 177 | Lot 18 » Large Cents
1820 MS 66 Brown NGC. Even brown color over both sides with a speckle of mint red here and there. Highly glossy and and a very attractive Randall Hoard coin that is especially well defined in the centers, but showing the usual softness on the stars and die crack encircling the stars. (PCGS# 1615)
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Auction 177 | Lot 19 » Large Cents
1820 MS 65 Red and Brown PCGS. Sharply detailed and attractive, with steel-blue overtones leaving only remnants of original red. A solid gem specimen, of Randall Hoard origin, displaying the usual die breaks through the stars and date. (PCGS# 1616)
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Auction 177 | Lot 23 » Large Cents
1854 MS 64 Brown NGC. A bold striking with mint color that has completely faded and is now an even chocolate-brown color. A couple of the stars show some weakness. (PCGS# 1904)
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Auction 177 | Lot 25 » Small Cents » Indian Cents
1862 MS 65 NGC. A boldly struck (although not quite full on the top feathers), lightly toned example of the short-lived copper-nickel type. Superior appearance expected from a gem example. (PCGS# 2064)
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