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Auction 1181 | Lot 5917 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR65 PCGS. CAC Gold Label.
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Jan 14, 2013

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Auction 412 | Lot 1960 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR66 NGC. A remarkable Gem proof with rich green and orange-gold color accented by splashes of deeper rose toning, especially at the lower obverse. According to Mint records, 77 proof eagles were struck in 1906, and possibly half that number survive today. Quite a number of these have appeared in auction over the past couple decades, and due to similarity of photos in the older catalogs, an exact pedigree record is currently not available. Identification should not be impossible, however, for a prominent planchet flake joins the right base of T in TEN. This example is the single finest non-cameo specimen examined by NGC.
From The Larj Collection. Census: 1 in 66, 0 finer (1/06).
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Mar 4, 2006

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Auction 232 | Lot 7396 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR 66 PCGS. Ex: Trompeter. A virtually unimprovable proof ten dollar from an original production of just 77 pieces, roughly half of which survive today. This is a particularly impressive specimen that was atypically made with an appreciable degree of contrast between the fields and the devices, probably being one of the first coins struck from the fresh pair of proof dies. Normally, the no-contrast method of proofing was used from the turn of the century through 1907. The surfaces deliver a shimmering, mirrored finish and are tinged in a delicate reddish patina. The coin exudes near perfection as is signified by the grade, and the only notable identifier is a small, coppery alloy stain on the reverse between the EN of TEN. Population: 2 in 66, none finer (6/00).
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Aug 10, 2000

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Auction 1274 | Lot 4376 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR65 NGC.
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Apr 29, 2018

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Auction 244 | Lot 8320 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR 65 PCGS. With an extant population of perhaps 25-30 coins, it is little wonder that the 1906 is among the rarer proof Liberty eagles from the 1900-1907 era. Indeed, this issue is more difficult to locate than the 1900, 1902, and 1904. A captivating Gem, both sides exhibit a uniformly reflective appearance despite a modest endowment of mint frost over the devices. Orange-gold color glows at all angles, but deeper green-gold shades are noted as the coin rotates beneath a light. Fully struck and exceptionally clean, the surfaces have the look of an even higher grade.
From the Richard Allen Collection.
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Auction 108 | Lot 611 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
NGC 1906 PR 65. A rare proof issue in which attrition has taken a heavy toll. Of the 77 proofs struck, only 25-30 are believ...
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Sep 30, 1993

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Auction 1181 | Lot 5916 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR64 PCGS. CAC.
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Jan 14, 2013

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Auction 1114 | Lot 2022 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR64 PCGS.
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Aug 3, 2008

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Auction 407 | Lot 1503 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR63 PCGS. The Philadelphia Mint produced a limited quantity of 77 proof eagles in 1906. It is not known today if they were all distributed, or if some were melted after remaining unsold within the Mint. Some numismatists theorize that probably only about half of the original delivery survives today. This is a pleasing Proof with sharp design features as expected. The fields are deeply reflective, and a hint of frost appears on the devices. All of this is accented by magnificent orange-gold coloration with some milky hues in the fields. Some scattered hairlines in the fields serve to limit the grade.
From The Jackson Hole Collection.
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Jul 8, 2006

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Auction 1311 | Lot 5498 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR63 PCGS.
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Jan 12, 2020

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Auction 444 | Lot 1984 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR63 PCGS.
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Aug 12, 2007

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Auction 388 | Lot 2445 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR63 PCGS. The Philadelphia mint produced a limited quantity of 77 Proof Eagles in 1906, and it is not known today if they were all distributed, or if some were melted after remaining unsold within the mint, and probably only about half of the original delivery survives today. This is a pleasing Proof with sharp design features as expected. The fields are deeply reflective, and mild luster appears on the devices. All of this is accented by magnificent orange-gold coloration.
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Nov 5, 2005

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Auction 358 | Lot 8653 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR63 PCGS. The Philadelphia Mint produced a limited quantity of 77 Proof eagles in 1906, and it is not known today if they were all distributed, or if some were melted after remaining unsold within the Mint. Probably only about half of the original mintage survives today. This is a pleasing Proof with sharp design features as expected. The fields are deeply reflective, and mild luster appears on the devices. All of this is accented by magnificent orange-gold coloration.
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Nov 6, 2004

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Auction 1359 | Lot 5198 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR60 PCGS. CAC. JD-1, R.5.
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May 7, 2023

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Auction 275 | Lot 6503 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR58 PCGS. This is a mostly green-gold example whose surfaces yield to brighter orange-gold colors as the coin rotates into the light. Dappled haziness and scattered handling marks are seen on both sides, but the features retain most of the original mint brilliance. A slightly impaired, yet still important survivor of this low mintage (77 pieces) proof delivery.
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Nov 17, 2001

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Auction 232 | Lot 7395 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1906 $10 PR 58 PCGS. Although the surfaces are heavily scuffed and abraded, the proof status of this coin is undeniable, as the strike is razor sharp and the fields are deeply reflective. The piece retains an attractive look, despite the aforementioned abrasions, and has a warm orange-gold tint. Perhaps this piece was spent during a period of financial hardship by the original owner's heirs, or perhaps it was just mistakenly spent. Either way, it obviously was placed in the channels of commerce, and probably wound up in a bag mixed with other eagles where it later was identified and retrieved by some lucky individual. This "history" is of course speculative, but pieces like this would certainly have a story to tell--if only coins could talk...
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Aug 10, 2000

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