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Auction 63217 | Lot 93003 » Gold Dollars

1852-O G$1 AU58 PCGS. CAC. PCGS Population: (50/93). NGC Census: (178/156). CDN: $600 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS AU58. Mintage 140,000. (PCGS# 7520)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93009 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1799 $10 Small Obverse Stars, BD-8, R.5, XF40 PCGS. Bass-Dannreuther Die State c/b, with an extensive network of die cracks on the reverse. According to Mint records, 37,449 Capped Bust Right eagles were struck in 1799, with 10 die varieties known for the date. This coin represents the BD-8 variety, with reverse star 12 touching the upper part of the eagle's beak and star 13 touching the scroll. The BD-8 is a scarce variety, with a surviving population of 45-55 examples in all grades. The BD-8 dies probably struck 2,500-3,500 pieces of the reported mintage. This was the second use of the obverse die, which was also used to strike the BD-7 variety of this date. Die evidence suggests the BD-8 coins were actually struck after the early die states of BD-7, which had a remarriage, but before the coins with the later die states. This was the only use of the reverse die.

The present coin is an impressive XF40 specimen, with some light wear on the hair left of the eye and the turban, but most interior detail remains intact. The vivid orange-gold surfaces show the expected number of minor abrasions, with hints of original mint luster in sheltered areas. The overall presentation is quite attractive. (PCGS# 45731)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93017 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1843-O $10 AU50 PCGS. PCGS Population: (41/90). NGC Census: (51/218). CDN: $2,300 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS AU50. Mintage 175,162. (PCGS# 8589)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93022 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1848-O $10 XF40 PCGS. Variety 1. Smooth olive-gold patina characterizes this lightly circulated 1848-O ten dollar piece. Wear is light, leaving the major details visible. The New Orleans Mint struck 35,850 eagles in 1848, making this issue collectible today in circulated condition. (PCGS# 8600)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93026 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1852-O $10 AU50 NGC. Variety 2. Only 18,000 gold eagles were produced at New Orleans in 1852. Collectors of large denomination gold were largely nonexistent at this point in history, meaning no specimens were preserved for numismatic purposes. This collectible AU example displays brass-gold patina and strong detail, with no significant marks. Census: 10 in 50, 65 finer (2/23). (PCGS# 8609)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93045 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1866-S $10 Motto Fine 12 PCGS. The 1866-S eagle is known both with and without IN GOD WE TRUST on the reverse. The With Motto variant, represented here, boasts a mintage of only 11,500 pieces and is scarce in all grades. PCGS estimates that fewer than 80 coins survive. This collector-grade example displays rich orange-gold color and old-time patina, with minimal marks of note. Housed in a green label holder. (PCGS# 8650)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93057 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1890-CC $10 VF35 PCGS. PCGS Population: (3/486). NGC Census: (0/408). CDN: $1,350 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS VF35. Mintage 17,500. (PCGS# 8718)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93059 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1893-CC $10 VF35 PCGS. CAC. Variety 1-A. The final-year Carson City eagle is more collectible than its mintage of only 14,000 pieces would suggest, but the vast majority of the survivorship lacks CAC endorsement. This is the only piece in VF35 with the green CAC sticker. Original olive-gold patina complements problem-free surfaces, producing strong eye appeal. (PCGS# 8726)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93001 » Gold Dollars

1850-O G$1 AU58 NGC. CAC. NGC Census: (68/82). PCGS Population: (25/40). CDN: $1,850 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS AU58. Mintage 14,000. (PCGS# 7512)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93002 » Gold Dollars

1851-O G$1 MS62 PCGS. PCGS Population: (70/137). NGC Census: (163/96). CDN: $750 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS62. Mintage 290,000. (PCGS# 7516)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93004 » Gold Dollars

1853-O G$1 MS63 PCGS. PCGS Population: (82/57). NGC Census: (108/52). CDN: $1,350 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS MS63. Mintage 290,000. (PCGS# 7524)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93005 » Gold Dollars

1855-O G$1 AU55 PCGS. CAC. Variety 2. The 1855-O gold dollar comes from a mintage of 55,000 pieces and is the only Type Two issue from this mint. This is a satiny, moderately lustrous Choice AU example, showing strong detail and only slight wear. The CAC green label is well deserved. CAC: 18 in 55, 40 finer (2/23). (PCGS# 7535)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93006 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1796 $10 BD-1, R.4, AU50 NGC. Bass-Dannreuther Die State c/b, with a vertical die crack down from the E in LIBERTY, through the cap, and a clash mark from the bust truncation in the wreath on the reverse. According to Mint records, the Philadelphia Mint struck a modest production of 4,146 Capped Bust Right eagles after June 1 in 1796, when Tennessee was admitted to the Union as the 16th state. Coins delivered before that date were almost certainly dated 1795. Die evidence suggests some more 1796-dated coins were actually struck in 1797. It was not unusual for the Mint to continue using dies as long as they were serviceable, regardless of calendar year. A single die variety is known for the date. This was the only use of the obverse die but the reverse die was used again to strike the BD-1 variety in 1797. The 1797-dated BD-1 eagles show the reverse in an earlier state than the final die state of 1796, indicating a remarriage of the 1796 dies took place in 1797. The 1796 Capped Bust Right eagle is more elusive than its 1795-dated counterpart, which has five known die varieties. John Dannreuther estimates the surviving population at 125-175 examples in all grades today.

The present coin is an attractive AU50 example that exhibits only light wear on the high points of the strongly impressed design elements. The pleasing antique-gold surfaces are lightly abraded and retain much original mint luster, with flashes of prooflike reflectivity in selected areas. A minor planchet flaw in the left obverse field serves as a pedigree marker. The overall presentation is most attractive. (PCGS# 45715)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93007 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1797 $10 Large Eagle, BD-2, High R.4, AU53 PCGS. Ex: D. L. Hansen Collection. Bass-Dannreuther Die State b/b, with a vertical crack through the second 7 in the date. The Large Eagle reverse was introduced on the eagle part way through the year in 1797 and the Philadelphia Mint produced 10,940 pieces of the new design. Three die varieties are known for the date and type, along with one variety with the older Small Eagle reverse. This coin represents the BD-2 variety, with a long, thin neck on the eagle. The BD-2 is a scarce variety, with a surviving population of about 80-100 examples in all grades. This was the only use of the reverse die, but the obverse was used again to strike the BD-3 and BD-4 varieties of this date. Die evidence suggests the BD-3 and BD-4 varieties were actually struck in 1798. This attractive AU53 example displays only light wear on the design elements and the lightly abraded orange-gold surfaces retain flashes of original mint luster in sheltered areas. Overall eye appeal is outstanding. (PCGS# 45717)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93008 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1798/7 $10 9x4 Stars, BD-1, High R.4, XF40 PCGS. Bass-Dannreuther Die State c/b with obverse cracks through the L and R in LIBERTY into the bust. The Guide Book reports a mintage of only 900 pieces for this variety. Examples are very scarce, yet collectible, with an estimated 80 to 100 survivors. This XF representative displays smooth green-gold surfaces with glimpses of orange-red at the borders. The reverse shows a few dashes of powder-blue. No marks are consequential, though as an identifier we note a narrow flan flaw at the top of the eagle's neck. Wear is moderate, and the eye appeal is attractive. (PCGS# 45720)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93010 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1799 $10 Large Obverse Stars, BD-10, R.3, AU53 PCGS. CAC. Bass-Dannreuther Die State a/a. BD-3 is the most plentiful Large Obverse Stars variety of the 1799 eagle, making it a popular type coin and subtype representative. As many as 300 to 400 pieces are believed extant. Nonetheless, high-end examples with choice surfaces are scarce. This CAC coin is outstanding for its grade. Satiny luster complements the rich olive-gold and amber-orange patina, and neither side exhibits mentionable abrasions that dampen the visual presentation. Eye appeal is exceptional. (PCGS# 45723)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93011 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1800 $10 BD-1, High R.3, MS62 PCGS. Bass-Dannreuther Die State "d/e," an unlisted later die state with enlarged dentils near star 11. This is the only die variety recorded for the 1800 eagle, although it is plentiful enough to be suitable for type and date collectors. Possibly 200 to 300 pieces survive, although the majority of those coins lack strong quality. This is a lovely Mint State example. Satiny luster engulfs each side, complemented by rich orange-gold color and a lack of serious abrasions. Eye appeal exceeds expectations for the MS62 grade. (PCGS# 45732)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93012 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1801 $10 BD-2, R.2, MS60 PCGS. Bass-Dannreuther Die State a/a, scarce early die state without clash marks or vertical lines in the cap. The Philadelphia Mint struck a substantial mintage of 44,344 Capped Bust Right eagles in 1801, but some of those coins were probably dated 1800, or even 1799. Two die varieties known for the date. This coin represents the BD-2 variety, with star 1 distant from the bust and star 8 near the cap. The BD-2 is a relatively available variety, making it a popular choice with type collectors. John Dannreuther estimates the surviving population at 600-800 examples in all grades. This was the only use of the obverse die, but the reverse was used again to strike the BD-3 variety of 1803. This impressive Mint State example offers sharply detailed design elements and lustrous orange-gold surfaces that are lightly abraded for the grade. Overall eye appeal is quite strong. Housed in a green label holder. (PCGS# 45734)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93013 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1803 $10 Small Reverse Stars, BD-3, R.4, MS61 PCGS. Bass-Dannreuther Die State c/d, with prominent clash marks near the date. The Philadelphia Mint struck 15,017 Capped Bust Right eagles in 1803, with six die varieties known for the date. This coin represents the BD-3 variety, with the eagle's beak touching a star point and the right foot of E in STATES over a cloud space. All six varieties share the same obverse die and the reverse was used previously to strike the BD-2 variety of 1801. John Dannreuther estimates about 150-200 examples of the BD-3 are extant in all grades. This impressive MS61 example exhibits. well-detailed design elements, with some die striations on the bust and in the left obverse stars and field. The lustrous orange-gold surfaces are lightly abraded for the grade. Overall eye appeal is outstanding . (PCGS# 45737)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93014 » Eagles » Early Eagles

1804 $10 Crosslet 4, BD-1, High R.4, XF45 PCGS. Bass-Dannreuther Die State b/b, a late stage thereof, showing the left-side crack extending at least to star 5, with additional cracks in the right-hand periphery. Satiny luster persists in the protected portions of the fields despite light wear that defines the grade. Warm orange-gold patina adds to the eye appeal. Some planchet adjustment marks are visible in the lower right obverse margin, and each obverse field has a short, old pinscratch. Localized strike weakness appears on Liberty's face and the eagle's right (facing) wing tip. The Crosslet 4 identifies the circulation strike die pair, while Plain 4 coins of this date are proofs. (PCGS# 45741)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93015 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1841-O $10 VF35 NGC. Variety 1. A single die variety is recorded for the 1841-O Liberty eagle, which boasts a small mintage of only 2,500 pieces. Gold production at New Orleans during this early period of the branch mint's operation was strictly to serve local commerce and the orders of depositors. Numismatic interest in large denomination gold was several decades away, and even further for mintmarked gold. Thus, the 1841-O eagle served its extensive commercial use and was then largely forgotten about. By the time collectors began seeking this issue, only several dozen pieces remained, and that population has hardly increased today. The current coin displays moderate wear and light abrasions, with pleasing bronze-gold patina. Census: 2 in 35, 38 finer (2/23). (PCGS# 8583)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93016 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1842-O $10 AU53 PCGS. Variety 2. Gold eagle production at the New Orleans Mint in 1842 reached 27,400 coins, which served local commercial needs, making most surviving pieces circulated to some extent. This AU example displays lightly abraded surfaces, as is normal for the issue, with original greenish-gold patina. Population: 18 in 53, 27 finer (2/23). (PCGS# 8587)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93018 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1844-O $10 XF40 PCGS. PCGS Population: (39/187). NGC Census: (30/322). CDN: $1,600 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS XF40. Mintage 118,700. (PCGS# 8591)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93019 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1845-O $10 XF45 PCGS. Variety 3. This is the Large Over Small Date obverse, showing the remnants of a small 45 around the primary digits of the date. The present coin displays strong detail and only light wear, with natural wheat-gold patina. Population: 33 in 45 (1 in 45+), 65 finer (2/23). (PCGS# 8593)

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Auction 63217 | Lot 93020 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles

1846-O $10 XF40 NGC. NGC Census: (21/132). PCGS Population: (19/26). CDN: $2,400 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS XF40. Mintage 81,780. (PCGS# 8595)

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