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Auction 398 | Lot 1048 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS66 PCGS. Since we began keeping track of auction records through our auction archives in 1993, this sale represents the first time that we have handled a PCGS MS66 example of this issue. Although this date is considered to be common, and the mintage of 290,000 coins suggests that it is common, Mint State examples are quite elusive and Gems are virtually unavailable. In fact, PCGS has only ever certified one other MS66 coin, NGC has never seen one (11/05).

This example is well struck, yet is not fully so. A few of Liberty's hair strands in the area of her hair are merged together. The reverse is weak at exactly the opposite point, including the LA of DOLLAR and the two middle date figures. The balance of the detail on both sides is complete. While a few tiny surface marks are visible, the luster is frosty and full, with lovely honey-gold coloration. An important opportunity for the gold specialist. (PCGS# 7516)
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Dec 14, 2005

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Auction 1329 | Lot 4157 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS66 PCGS. Variety 1. (PCGS# 7516)
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Apr 25, 2021

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Auction 1333 | Lot 3408 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS66 PCGS. Variety 1. (PCGS# 7516)
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Aug 22, 2021

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Auction 355 | Lot 7364 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 ANACS. An important Gold Dollar both because of it being a Type One in this grade and because of the absolute rarity of New Orleans gold in Gem condition. Very few 1851-O gold dollars have been so graded by any of the services. This piece has lovely frosted mint luster with a noticeable green-gold tint and is sharply struck in all areas. One tiny, almost invisible mark is seen near the juncture of Liberty's jaw and neck in the obverse field. (PCGS# 7516)
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Sep 11, 2004

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Auction 1337 | Lot 3371 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS66 PCGS. Variety 1. (PCGS# 7516)
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Dec 16, 2021

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Auction 355 | Lot 7362 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS64 ANACS. Very lustrous and reasonably well struck with a pronounced green-gold finish and no large or detracting blemishes. Popular O-mint issue and a scarcity at this grade level. (PCGS# 7516)
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Sep 11, 2004

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Auction 102 | Lot 473 » Gold Dollars
NGC 1851-O MS 65. An important gold dollar both because of it being a Type One in this grade and because of the absolute rar... (PCGS# 7516)
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Apr 2, 1993

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Auction 1223 | Lot 4242 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. CAC. Variety 1. (PCGS# 7516)
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Aug 12, 2015

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Auction 1241 | Lot 5431 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 NGC. Variety 2. (PCGS# 7516)
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Nov 2, 2016

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Auction 358 | Lot 8008 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. A no-questions Gem example of this important New Orleans type coin. The surfaces are nicely frosted and the devices fully struck. There is a soft green-golden finish that is most pronounced at the border areas on each side. Minimal abrasions and a truly lovely specimen. Population: 10 in 65, 1 finer (9/04). (PCGS# 7516)
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Nov 6, 2004

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Auction 1382 | Lot 3098 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65+ PCGS. CAC. Winter-1. (PCGS# 7516)
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Apr 6, 2025

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Auction 358 | Lot 8006 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. Only 10 of these have been graded MS65 by PCGS, and three of them are in this sale! This example is typical in that the central design features are not fully defined. The peripheral details, on the other hand, are full and sharp. The surfaces have frosty yellow-gold luster with slight green coloration. At the time he published his New Orleans Mint gold coinage study, Doug Winter was only aware of two Gem quality examples. These three examples bring the total up to five coins, and this may be the extent of Gem survivors. If you don't acquire one of these for your collection, you may have a long wait for another. (PCGS# 7516)
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Nov 6, 2004

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Auction 358 | Lot 8007 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. Since we began keeping track of auction records through our auction archives in 1993, this sale represents the first time that we have handled a PCGS MS65 example of this issue, and this sale includes three of them! Although this date is considered to be common, and the mintage of 290,000 coins suggests that it is common, Mint State examples are quite elusive and Gems are virtually unavailable. We are excited to present three Gem quality examples, each among the finest on the market. In fact, PCGS has only ever certified one better coin, which they graded MS66. This example is well struck, yet is not fully struck. A few of Liberty's hair strands in the area of her hair are merged together. The reverse is weak at exactly the opposite point, including the LL of DOLLAR and the two middle date figures. The balance of the detail on both sides is complete. While a few tiny surface marks are visible, the luster is frosty and full, with lovely honey-gold coloration. A couple tiny copper toning spots are visible on the reverse. Population: 10 in 65, 1 finer (10/04). (PCGS# 7516)
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Nov 6, 2004

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Auction 26082 | Lot 13665 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. PCGS Population (21/2). NGC Census: (11/0). Mintage: 290,000. Numismedia Wsl. Price: $11,750. (#7516)... (PCGS# 7516)
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Aug 8, 2006

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Auction 1251 | Lot 6530 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65+ NGC. CAC. (PCGS# 7516)
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Jan 9, 2017

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Auction 454 | Lot 3654 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. (PCGS# 7516)
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Jan 12, 2008

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Auction 366 | Lot 7461 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. Despite the appearance of a couple unexpected examples of this important condition rarity, this is an important opportunity for the advanced collector or specialist. Very few New Orleans Mint Gold Dollars have been certified in Gem quality. Just 25 New Orleans Mint coins of the entire type have been certified by PCGS in grades of MS65 or finer. Although this date is the most plentiful of all the issues, it remains a major rarity in MS65 or finer quality. It is sharply struck and has rich and frosty yellow-gold luster with wisps of pale yellow toning. The surfaces are exceptional. This is a remarkable example of the issue, and it is one of a few high-quality survivors from a high mintage of 290,000 coins. (PCGS# 7516)
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Feb 26, 2005

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Auction 366 | Lot 7462 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 PCGS. Two different Gem quality examples of this issue are included in the present sale, and they represent two different "looks." This Gem has frosty and lustrous yellow-gold color with considerable green tones. The surfaces are excellent quality with only a few minor abrasions. It is weakly struck only on the highest points. The reverse has a shallow planchet flaw between the ribbon and the date, but this does not affect the grade or the eye appeal. (PCGS# 7516)
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Auction 414 | Lot 1491 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 NGC. Two different Uncirculated quality examples of this issue are included in the present sale, and they represent two different "looks." This Gem has frosty and lustrous deep reddish color with considerable green tones at selected light angles. The surfaces are excellent quality with only a few minor abrasions. It is weakly struck only on the highest points. The reverse has a shallow planchet flaw at the center, but this does not affect the grade or the eye appeal. Census: 11 in 65, 0 finer (7/06). (PCGS# 7516)
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Auction 114 | Lot 647 » Gold Dollars
NGC 1851-O MS 65. An important gold dollar both because of it being a Type One in this grade and because of the absolute rar... (PCGS# 7516)
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Sep 10, 1993

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Auction 355 | Lot 7363 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS64 ANACS. Although this year is one of the more common O-mint gold dollars in lower grades, it is a very popular one as it is a perfect type coin as it is an O-mint and a Type One. This Choice specimen is well struck with just a little weakness in the centers. It is lustrous and presents a deep gold-green appearance. (PCGS# 7516)
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Auction 384 | Lot 4224 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65 NGC. A no-questions Gem example of this important New Orleans type coin. The surfaces are nicely frosted and the devices fully struck. There is a soft green-golden finish that is most pronounced at the border areas on each side. Minimal abrasions and a truly lovely specimen. Some clockwise die rotation is noted. Population: 9 in 65, none finer (7/05). (PCGS# 7516)
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Sep 24, 2005

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Auction 108 | Lot 50 » Gold Dollars
NGC 1851-O MS 65. A very rare date in this state of preservation. Trends is $19,000 in MS 65, but try to find another one. S... (PCGS# 7516)
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Sep 30, 1993

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Auction 1232 | Lot 3336 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS65+ PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 7516)
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Feb 4, 2016

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Auction 355 | Lot 7361 » Gold Dollars
1851-O G$1 MS64 ANACS. This attractive Type One Gold Dollar is well struck and satiny overall. An abundant amount of green-gold color amply circles the front and rear border areas. A small alloy spot is noted at the base of the second 1 of the date. Slight clockwise die rotation is also noted. (PCGS# 7516)
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Sep 11, 2004

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