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Auction 314 | Lot 5045 » Colonials
1783 1C Washington Unity States Cent VF30 PCGS. Baker-1, R.1. Rich tan-brown and lilac patina. Nicely detailed in the centers, with weakness noted on the peripheral legends. Washington's nose has a couple of mildly distracting pinscratches, but the surfaces are otherwise choice. Listed on page 59 of the 2002 Guide Book.
From The Dennis Ridings Collection. (PCGS# 689)
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Auction 314 | Lot 9206 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Binder Lots » Three Cent Pieces
An Uncertified lot of Three Cent Nickels. All coins grade XF-AU, most of which are AU55 or AU58. Included are: 1865; 1867; 1868; 1869; 1871; 1873 Open 3; 1876; and an 1881. (Total: 8 coins) (PCGS# 3731)
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Auction 314 | Lot 5578 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Nickels
1875 3CN PR64 NGC. This example is well-struck and both sides display light, even champagne toning and no unsightly spots or marks. (PCGS# 3771)
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Auction 314 | Lot 5587 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Nickels
1878 3CN PR64 ANACS. Somewhat subdued but well struck and carefully preserved. Light olive color, with several small milky toning patches on the obverse. The fields remain mildly reflective. (PCGS# 3774)
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Auction 314 | Lot 5792 » Nickels » Liberty Nickels
1900 5C PR65 Cameo NGC. An essentially brilliant Gem with frosty devices and deeply mirrored fields. Boldly struck and exquisitely preserved. The reverse has a couple freckles of milky gray patina.
From the Williams Collection. (PCGS# 83898)
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Auction 314 | Lot 6147 » Half Dimes » Bust Half Dimes
1835 H10C MS62 NGC. V-10, LM-5.2, R.3. Rich reddish-copper toning overlays both sides and yields to near-brilliance in the center of the reverse. The otherwise sharp strikes wanes a little over the obverse denticles, but, with no singularly mentionable abrasions, this coin presents remarkably well for the BU grade level. Some metal flow lines (as struck) are noticed in the obverse field at Liberty's profile. (PCGS# 4282)
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Auction 314 | Lot 6912 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Washington Quarters
1953 25C PR67 Cameo PCGS. Another scarce early issue to locate with any degree of cameo contrast. This is a brilliant coin that is heavily frosted and deeply mirrored in the fields. Population: 101 in 67, 14 finer (1/03). (PCGS# 85985)
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Auction 314 | Lot 6922 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Washington Quarters
1962 25C PR70 PCGS. Miniscule flecks of gold and charcoal-russet patina are noted on this spectacular, needle-sharp example. A gloriously preserved specimen that even has mild (although undesignated) cameo contrast. Population: 10 in 70, 0 finer (10/02). (PCGS# 5994)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7031 » Half Dollars » Walking Liberty Half Dollars
1947-D 50C MS66 PCGS. Deep lavender, apple-green, and copper-gold patina embraces this lustrous and boldly struck Gem. Well preserved and impressive. Only four examples have been graded higher by PCGS.
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Auction 314 | Lot 7963 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1803 $1 Small 3--Cleaned--ANACS. VF Details, Net Fine 12. B-5, BB-252, R.3. A glossy and hairlined pearl-gray piece that has a mildly distracting scratch from star 3 across the bust to star 12. Nicely detailed on the lower hair curls and throughout the eagle's wings and shield. (PCGS# 6900)
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Auction 314 | Lot 8029 » Silver and Related Dollars » Trade Dollars
1883 T$1 PR65 Cameo PCGS. A splendid Gem that has an unimprovable strike and outstanding white on black cameo contrast. Each side has a hint of gold patina, and a few miniscule freckles of charcoal patina are noted on the reverse. A small planchet flaw (as made) above the R in GRAINS will identify this coin for future catalogers. The bases of the letters in 420 GRAINS is slightly die doubled. Population: 5 in 65 as Cameo, 2 finer (1/03). (PCGS# 87063)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7200 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1879 $1 MS65 PCGS. Very well struck and boasting a vibrant, snowy-white appearance. (PCGS# 7084)
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Auction 314 | Lot 9262 » Rolls
An Uncertified roll of 1879-S $1 Morgan Dollars that grade between MS63 and MS65. All are flashy and bold with light toning near the rims. (Total: 20 coins) (PCGS# 7092)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7343 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1884-CC $1 MS66 PCGS. A boldly struck and fully brilliant Gem that has spectacular semi-prooflike luster. Well preserved, and with exceptional eye appeal. (PCGS# 7152)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7356 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1884-O $1 MS64 PCGS. Blue and orange shades circle the obverse while the reverse has just a bit of orange color at the rim.
From The New York "Eye Appeal" Collection. (PCGS# 7154)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7361 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1884-O $1 MS65 NGC. The obverse is diagonally bisected by a thin rainbow of vibrant color that separates two distinct halves; one toned charcoal and the other lightly toned beige.
From The New York "Eye Appeal" Collection. (PCGS# 7154)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7387 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1885-O $1 MS64 NGC. Moderate obverse abrasions with mottled gold and steel-blue toning. The reverse is white and the strike is sharp for the issue.
From The New York "Eye Appeal" Collection. (PCGS# 7162)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7407 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1886 $1 MS64 NGC. The obverse has original toning in varied shades of gold, blue, and champagne. The reverse is brilliant and white.
From The New York "Eye Appeal" Collection. (PCGS# 7166)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7442 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1888 $1 MS63 ICG. Some weakness in the hair over Liberty's ear with numerous small marks on Liberty's face and a noticeable abrasion on the cap. The reverse is white in the central area with gold and steel-gray peripheral toning, while the obverse is colored in a mottled blend of steel-blue, violet, and gold.
From The New York "Eye Appeal" Collection. (PCGS# 7182)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7499 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1892-O $1 MS64 PCGS. While not complete, the strike is well above average for the issue and the smooth white surfaces display only minimal abrasions. An upper end example of the grade MS64. (PCGS# 7216)
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Auction 314 | Lot 7597 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1921-S $1 MS65 * NGC. A brilliant and magnificently preserved Gem that has a good strike for this generally mushy issue. The fields are mildly prooflike, the result of numerous vertical die polish lines that are as struck. This sale offers an unusual opportunity to select from several high grade examples of this conditionally rare issue. (PCGS# 7300)
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Auction 314 | Lot 8460 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
1857-S $20 Bold 7, Faint S MS63 PCGS. Ex: S.S. Central America. Even though almost 500 examples of this variety have been certified by PCGS, this is only the second piece we have offered at public auction. The 7 is noticeably stronger punched than the other three digits in the date--presumably a three-digit gang punch was used for the 185 and the 7 was hand-punched in, which would allow for the fourth digit to appear with varying degrees of strength from one die to another. The mintmark is also considerably weaker than on other 1857-S Twenties we have seen. As usual with this salvaged issue, the mint luster is simply extraordinary. A few small abrasions are scattered over each side which account for the grade. Sharply struck throughout. Accompanied by the original box of issue. (PCGS# 70003)
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Auction 314 | Lot 9058 » Patterns and Prototypes
1854 P1C One Cent, Judd-160, Pollock-187, R.4, PR66 Brown NGC. The obverse is similar to that used on regular issue 1854 cents, except there are no stars. The denomination is centered on the reverse within a laurel wreath, and the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is around the periphery. Struck in copper or bronze with a plain edge. Significant underlying mint red is evident on each side with a dusting of brown. Carbon-free and very pleasing. (PCGS# 11659)
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Auction 314 | Lot 9185 » Tokens & Medals » Medals and Tokens
1837 1C Feuchtwanger Cent MS64 NGC. HT-268(6G), R.1. Apple-green patina near the borders frames the steel-blue centers. Shimmering mint luster contributes further to the eye appeal. A sharply struck and remarkably near-pristine example of this popularly collected Hard Times Token. Dr. Lewis Feuchtwanger (1807-1876) was a promoter of "Feuchtwanger's Composition," a malleable alloy of copper, zinc, and nickel with a white silvery appearance. Many specialists believe that the more common 1837 varieties were actually struck during the Civil War.
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Auction 314 | Lot 5001 » Colonials
1652 SHILNG Oak Tree Shilling VF30 PCGS. Noe-5, Crosby 2-D, R.2. 69.4 grains. Generally with pearl-gray patina, although hints of olive color reside in protected areas. Die breaks (as made) before and after the A in AN DOM. The oak tree has wispy pinscratches near its northeast corner, and the borders are irregular as made. The obverse is slightly off-center, with the legends below the oak tree mostly but not completely on the flan. The eye appeal is very strong overall for the grade, as the oak tree and the majority of the legends are bold. Listed on page 18 of the current Guide Book.
From The Dennis Ridings Collection. (PCGS# 20)
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