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Auction 99 | Lot 804 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1888 PR 67. A stunning, orange-gold specimen that sparkles with proof brilliance and is completely void of wispy hairlines or other impairments. There is some appreciable contrast between the fields and the devices and the overall appearance leaves little to be desired. More proofs of this date have been graded by PCGS than any other gold dollar, but in PR 67 condition this is the lone example to attain this lofty grade (12/92). (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 1169 | Lot 5206 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR67 PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 7638)
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Apr 22, 2012

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Auction 1331 | Lot 3165 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR67 PCGS. CAC. JD-1, High R.4. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 120 | Lot 902 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1888 PR 66. Bright mirror surfaces with appealing contrast between fields and devices. A flashy proof gold dollar, idea... (PCGS# 7638)
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Jun 3, 1994

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Auction 1296 | Lot 3192 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR66 PCGS. JD-1, High R.4. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 118 | Lot 276 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1888 PR 66. Deeply mirrored fields contrast against the moderate frost on the devices, creating an attractive two-toned... (PCGS# 7638)
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Apr 22, 1994

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Auction 162 | Lot 6562 » Gold Dollars
1888 PR 66 PCGS. Most likely a substantial number of proofs were melted from the mintage of 1,079 pieces. Survivors range from severely mishandled to Proof-67. This piece is obviously at the higher end of the known survivors. The only surface flaws we can see on this lovely proof are a few small planchet flakes and several lint marks--both of which are mint caused. Deeply mirrored but there is little or no contrasting mint frost on the devices. Population: 2 in 66, only 3 finer (7/96). (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 60230 | Lot 91433 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR65 PCGS. CAC. JD-1, High R.4. A pleasing Gem example of this late-series proof issue, showing rich orange-gold color and deeply mirrored fields. The strike is sharp, and there is modest field-device contrast on each side. The preservation is well deserving of the CAC endorsement. Housed in a green label holder. Population: 26 in 65 (1 in 65+), 10 finer. CAC: 4 in 65, 3 finer (10/21). (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 1184 | Lot 5465 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR65 PCGS. (PCGS# 7638)
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Apr 28, 2013

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Auction 1159 | Lot 4200 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR64 PCGS. (PCGS# 7638)
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Sep 11, 2011

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Auction 1173 | Lot 5278 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR65 PCGS Secure. (PCGS# 7638)
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Aug 5, 2012

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Auction 1189 | Lot 6709 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR65 PCGS. (PCGS# 7638)
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Sep 29, 2013

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Auction 187 | Lot 6246 » Gold Dollars
1888 Cameo PR 64 NGC. A stunning, orange-gold specimen that sparkles with proof brilliance and is void of most hairlines. A tiny planchet flaw is noted in the center of the reverse, and oddly enough for a proof, the reverse die has rotated slightly. There is some appreciable contrast between the fields and the devices and the overall appearance leaves little to be desired. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 190 | Lot 7511 » Gold Dollars
1888 Cameo PR 65 NGC. Even though the mintage of proofs was comparatively large (1,779 were struck), quite a few were melted at year's end as unsold, also a number were mishandled and high grade examples are nowhere near as available as one might imagine. This is a lovely, high-end proof with glittering surfaces and some deep reddish color that is interspersed with powder-blue. Population: 6 in PR 65, 6 finer (5/98). (PCGS# 7638)
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Aug 10, 1998

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Auction 1162 | Lot 4396 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR64+ NGC. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 103 | Lot 476 » Gold Dollars
PCGS 1888 PR 65. A high-grade example of this late date gold dollar that shows its proof qualities not only by the reflectiv... (PCGS# 7638)
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Apr 30, 1993

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Auction 1359 | Lot 5021 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR66 PCGS. JD-1, High R.4. (PCGS# 7638)
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May 7, 2023

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Auction 216 | Lot 373 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR 64 PCGS. Since public interest started to wane in the late 1880s, many of the 1,079 proof gold dollars produced by the Mint in 1888 were melted as unsold. While numismatic scholars estimate that about 165 pieces remain in today's market, unimpaired, high quality survivors are scarce and always in demand. This is a suitably cameoed example with bright, orange-gold coloration. Neither side reveals distractions that would seem to rule out a full Gem grade. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 1278 | Lot 3658 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR65 PCGS. (PCGS# 7638)
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Aug 14, 2018

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Auction 181 | Lot 7499 » Gold Dollars
1888 PR 65 NGC. Another proof that is obviously at the higher end of the known survivors. The only surface flaw we see on this lovely proof is an irregular, shallow scratch to the right of the R in AMERICA. The rich, orange-gold surfaces show just a hint of haziness on each side. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 296 | Lot 8931 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR65 PCGS. The 1888 Gold Dollar had a large proof mintage with 1,079 pieces produced. However, attrition took a heavy toll and those pieces that were unsold at year's end were melted. Perhaps no more than 40-50 pieces exist today in all grades. This is a solid Gem that has moderately good reflectivity in the fields and even reddish-orange patina over each side. The only mentionable flaw is a tiny planchet mark in the center of the reverse between the second L in DOLLAR and the second 8 in the date, which should be quite helpful in tracing the pedigree of this important piece of proof Gold. Population: 36 in 65, 12 finer (5/02). (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 277 | Lot 6484 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR64 PCGS. Even though the mintage of proof 1888 Gold Dollars was comparatively large (1,079 pieces struck), quite a few specimens were melted at year's end as unsold or mishandled through the ensuing decades. This is a lovely, two-toned proof with glittering surfaces and bright yellow-gold color overall. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 195 | Lot 7940 » Gold Dollars
1888 PR 64 PCGS. A choice example of this late date gold dollar that shows its proof qualities not only by the reflectivity in the fields but also by the characteristic orange-peel surface and heavy die polish on the neck below the ear of Liberty. There are only a couple of small contact marks on each side that hardly detract from the coin's overall appearance. (PCGS# 7638)
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Jan 11, 1999

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Auction 132148 | Lot 21553 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR63 PCGS. PCGS Population: (17/62). NGC Census: (4/9). CDN: $3,300 Whsle. Bid for NGC/PCGS PR63. Mintage 1,079. (PCGS# 7638)
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Auction 256 | Lot 7659 » Gold Dollars
1888 G$1 PR 64 PCGS. Since public interest started to wane in the late 1880s, many of the 1,079 proof gold dollars produced by the Mint in 1888 were melted as unsold. While numismatic scholars estimate that about 165 pieces remain in today's market, unimpaired, high quality survivors are scarce and always in demand. This is a suitably cameoed example with bright, orange-gold coloration. Neither side reveals distractions that would seem to rule out a full Gem grade.
From the Christopher Young Collection. (PCGS# 7638)
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