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Auction 1271 | Lot 5993 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR65 PCGS. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 122 | Lot 7310 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1887 PR 66. Astonishing quality, the fields are deeply reflective and cast a dark, shadowy background against the mildly frosted devices. Superior quality, there seem to be no contact marks on either side. An obvious proof, as evidenced by the 7 in the date being wholly beneath the A in DOLLAR. (PCGS# 7637)
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Aug 2, 1994

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Auction 1125 | Lot 1498 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR66 PCGS. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 1139 | Lot 2193 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR66 PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 238 | Lot 7488 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR 66 PCGS. This late-date issue was produced to the extent of only 7,500 business strikes and 1,043 proofs. The latter are among the more available dates of the type. When considered in the wider context of numismatics, however, the proof 1887 gold dollar is an understandably rare coin. The present lot offers a bright, yellow-gold example with appreciable cameo contrast. Not a single hairline or contact mark interrupts the smooth sheen.
From the Violet Bancroft Collection. (PCGS# 7637)
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Oct 9, 2000

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Auction 120 | Lot 901 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1887 PR 65. Rich golden color with moderately frosted features. One of 1,000 proofs struck, of which only a small perce... (PCGS# 7637)
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Jun 3, 1994

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Auction 358 | Lot 8082 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR65 PCGS. A closed reverse wreath and the centering of the 7 in the date below the A in DOLLAR not only attributes this coin as a proof, but distinguishes it from deceptive prooflike business strikes. Rich yellow-gold in appearance, both sides are uniformly reflective with razor sharp striking definition throughout. There are no disturbing hairlines or contact marks, but a few scattered black flecks are seen on the obverse. The Mint produced 1,034 proof Gold Dollars in 1887, and the approximately 175 survivors are among the most plentiful specimen strikings of the type in today's market. Population: 16 in 65, 14 finer (9/04). (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 134 | Lot 424 » Gold Dollars
1887 PR 65 PCGS.The fields are deeply reflective and cast a dark, shadowy background against the mildly frosted devices. Sup... (PCGS# 7637)
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Apr 28, 1995

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Auction 372 | Lot 8415 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR65 PCGS. Rich yellow-gold in appearance, both sides are deeply reflective with typically sharp striking definition throughout. There are no disturbing hairlines or contact marks, but a few scattered black flecks are seen on the obverse. The Mint produced 1,043 proof Gold Dollars in 1887, and the approximately 175 survivors are among the most plentiful specimen strikings of the type in today's market. Population: 16 in 65, 14 finer (3/05). (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 226 | Lot 7551 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR 64 PCGS. Sparkling mirrors are tempered by an occasional blush of milky patina, and three small, well spaced alloy stains are visible on the reverse. A minority of the 1,043 proofs from this year survive, especially when one eliminates the business strikes that are often confused with actual proofs. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 314 | Lot 8089 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR65 ANACS. A closed reverse wreath and the centering of the 7 in the date below the A in DOLLAR not only attributes this coin as a proof, but distinguishes it from deceptive prooflike business strikes. Yellow-gold in appearance, both sides are uniformly reflective with razor sharp striking definition throughout. There are no disturbing hairlines or contact marks, but a pair of obverse lintmarks in the field before Liberty's throat and the band upon which LIBERTY is inscribed should help trace the pedigree of this important representative. The Mint produced 1,034 proof Gold Dollars in 1887, and the approximately 175 survivors are among the most plentiful specimen strikings of the type in today's market. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 296 | Lot 8930 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR64 PCGS. An impressive near-Gem that has obvious (although undesignated) cameo contrast. A well struck coin that has exquisitely preserved surfaces. A wispy die crack (as struck) crosses the upper left tip of the wreath. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 1169 | Lot 6355 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR64 PCGS. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 1184 | Lot 5464 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR64 PCGS. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 157 | Lot 7252 » Gold Dollars
1887 PR 64 PCGS. Considered one of the more available proof dates, with a mintage of 1,043 pieces, 1887 gold dollars are actually not as frequently encountered as one might imagine when first-strike business strikes are factored out from the numbers of purported proofs sold over the years. This is a deeply mirrored example that shows the pinpoint striking details that only proofs possess. Just the slightest contrast is noted between the fields and devices. A few tiny contact marks and some alloy spots on the obverse account for the grade. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 218 | Lot 7594 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR 64 PCGS. Sparkling yellow-gold mirrors with the slightest orange tinge at the edges. The official mintage for proofs in this year is 1,043 pieces, one of the higher production figures in the gold dollar series. A relatively small percentage survives, however, especially when one eliminates the business strikes that are often confused with actual proofs. Population: 25 in 64, 33 finer (11/99). (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 376 | Lot 7525 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR64 PCGS. The closed wreath at the top of the reverse distinguish this as a proof striking, and not one of the numerous prooflike business strikes. The mintage for proofs was 1,043 pieces for gold dollars in 1887, and the approximately 175 survivors are among the most plentiful specimen strikings of the type in today's market. This is a nicely mirrored example that displays rich orange-gold coloration on each side with a touch of lilac here and there. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 1252 | Lot 3913 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR63 PCGS. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 318 | Lot 7184 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR63 PCGS. Both sides of this gleaming specimen, one of 1043 proofs struck, are overlaid in milky reddish patina. A couple of lint marks, part of the minting process, are noticeable to the left of the portrait, and a series of pinscratches extend down the lettering on the right side. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 1273 | Lot 3902 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR62 PCGS. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 1166 | Lot 6087 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR62 PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 108 | Lot 86 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1887 PR 63. Only lightly hairlined and a truly fine looking proof gold dollar. Both sides show a lovely, variegated ste... (PCGS# 7637)
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Sep 30, 1993

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Auction 139 | Lot 7604 » Gold Dollars
1887 PR 64 NGC. Considered one of the more available proof dates, with a mintage of 1,043 pieces produced, 1887 gold dollars are actually not as frequently encountered as one might imagine when first strike business strikes are factored out from the numbers of purported proofs sold over the years. This is a nicely reflective example that shows only the slightest hairlining in the fields. On this coin the primary deterrent to a higher grade lies in the large alloy spots splashed across the obverse. Population: 3 in 64, only 4 finer (4/95).
Purchased by the consignor from Abe Kosoff November 8, 1955 for $29.00 (PCGS# 7637)
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Auction 208 | Lot 7817 » Gold Dollars
1887 G$1 PR 63 Cameo NGC. One of the more available of the proof gold dollars, this issue is rare in select and better condition and few of the original mintage of 1,043 pieces survive. Boldly defined with orange-gold color and the small marks one might expect of the grade. Population: 1 in 63, 24 finer. (PCGS# 7637)
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Aug 16, 1999

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Auction 346 | Lot 11415 » Additional US Coins » Additional Certified Coins
1887 G$1 Gold Dollar PR63 PCI (PR63 Obverse Planchet Flaw). This well struck specimen has pleasing cameo contrast, although it has not been designated as such by PCI. A thin planchet flaw (as struck) reaches the base of the N in UNITED, and a few other miniscule mint-made lintmarks are revealed by a thorough examination. Proofs and business strikes combined for only 8,543 pieces. (PCGS# 7637)
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