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Auction 167 | Lot 1073 » Quarter Eagles » Indian Quarter Eagles
1913 MS 62 PCGS. Fully struck with rich reddish-golden color and virtually no noticeable abrasions. Looks finer than the stated grade. (PCGS# 7945)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 1226 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
1850 XF 45 PCGS. Rich green-gold and reddish color. A few milling marks in the left obverse field are the most distracting blemishes on this popular, first year of issue. (PCGS# 8902)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 779 » Silver and Related Dollars » Gobrecht Dollars
1836 Gobrecht Dollar, J-60 Original, Pollock-65, R.1, PR 63 NGC. An original example of this popular and scarce Gobrecht dollar. The surfaces are toned a steel-gray color with accents of golden and blue, particularly over the reverse. The obverse fields are relatively clean for the grade displaying a couple of contact marks and some scattered hairlines. The reverse displays a slight flat spot on the eagle's breast. This coin will make an impressive addition to any dollar collection. (PCGS# 6915)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 763 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1795 Draped Bust VF 20 ANACS. B-15, BB-52. A perfect example for the grade, with no obvious flaws of any kind on either side. The color is an original olive and silver-gray and the wear is even. A great collector coin. Trends $1,450. (PCGS# 6858)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 764 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1796 VF 20 ANACS. B-4, BB-61. An attractive medium-grade example of this early Bust dollar. Well struck on the obverse with good detail in the hair, the eagle shows a bit of softness on the breast. Toned medium gray over both sides. (PCGS# 6859)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 765 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1797 VG 10 ANACS. Stars 9x7. B-1, BB-66. Actually struck in 1798, this pleasing early dollar has light gray and a hint of golden toning. There are no marks of importance on either side of this example. (PCGS# 6863)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 766 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1797 VF 20 NGC. B-1, BB-73. An unquestionably original and untampered Bust dollar whose surfaces are moderately toned in splashes of deep russet, gray, and blue with faint undertones of pinkish-rose. There are no obvious or mentionable abrasions on either side. The 1797 date is always a popular one because of the low mintage of only 7,776 pieces, even though it is widely believed by specialists that this number is incorrect, and the actual number coined is probably between 30,000 and 60,000. Trends $1,375. (PCGS# 6863)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 767 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1798 Large Eagle--Scratched--ANACS. Knob 9. B-5, BB-93. Grading Fine 12, this example does not show the usual die crack bisecting the reverse. A few minor surface scratches are covered with questionable appearing toning. (PCGS# 6873)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 768 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1798 Large Eagle VF 35 ANACS. B-12, BB-120. Light gray surfaces that lay considerable claims to XF grade. The coin is very well balanced and free of unsightly adjustment marks, being particularly sharp in the details of Liberty's hair. (PCGS# 6873)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 769 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1799 VF 20 ANACS. B-9, BB-166. A pleasing, fully original example of this later die state, displaying the "apostrophe" after STATES and several light die breaks on the obverse. Deep gray and void of most mentionable distractions. (PCGS# 6878)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 770 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1799 VF 30 ANACS. B-6, BB-162. A clean early dollar that shows no mentionable abrasions or adjustment marks. Deep gray patina with an overlay of gunmetal-blue color. (PCGS# 6878)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 771 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1799 XF 40 ANACS. B-16, BB-158. Toned a deep charcoal-gray in the recesses of the design, the more exposed areas have a contrasting brilliantish-gray patina. No major marks. Trends $1,250. (PCGS# 6878)
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Grade XF40

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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 772 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1799 AU 58 PCGS. Stars 8x5. B-23, BB-159. While not an especially scarce variety, the unusual star configuration make B-23 dollars a popular item with collectors. The devices are very sharply struck with finely detailed hair curls and star radials. Even, medium violet-gray patina with sea-green peripheries and no distracting blemishes. (PCGS# 6878)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 773 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1800 VF 35 ANACS. B-12, BB-184. Distinguished by the double punched R in LIBERTY, the die dot in the lower portion of the E in UNITED, and the comma-like flaw on the E in AMERICA. Well struck and perfectly centered with no adjustment marks or obvious surface marks. Silver-gray patina overall. (PCGS# 6887)
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Grade VF35

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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 774 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1800 XF 40 ANACS. B-17, BB-196. Toned in streaks of deep-blue, gray, and golden-rose over both sides, the coin shows slight softness of details in the centers, and a few inconsequential handling marks on each side. A pleasing, toned example of this popular turn-of-the-century date. (PCGS# 6887)
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Auction 167 | Lot 775 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1801 VF 25 PCGS. B-2, BB-212. A well balanced coin, the surfaces show light, even wear and both sides are covered with a deep gray patina with strong undertones of rose and gold. There are no mentionable marks on this exceptionally clean specimen. (PCGS# 6893)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 776 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1803 VG 10 Fields Tooled, Cleaned, ANACS. B-1, BB-251. The obverse fields show signs of tooling, possibly to remove scratches or initials. The coin appears to have been cleaned also. An affordable example. (PCGS# 6900)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 777 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1803 VF 30 ANACS. B-6, BB-255. The surfaces are covered with several layers of smoky-gray toning. With virtually no marks on either side, this is a premium coin for the date collector. (PCGS# 6900)
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Grade VF30

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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 781 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1844 XF 40 ANACS. Milky surfaces with subtle russet and golden overtones. One of a mere 20,000 pieces struck. (PCGS# 6930)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 783 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1845 XF 40 PCGS. A better dated Seated dollar, especially in higher grades. Deeply toned and well struck. Trends $465. (PCGS# 6931)
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Auction 167 | Lot 786 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1846-O XF 45 ANACS. A scarce and popular New Orleans issue, moderate amounts of charcoal-gray toning have accumulated on both sides. (PCGS# 6933)
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Feb 22, 1997

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Auction 167 | Lot 787 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1846-O AU 53 PCGS. A minimally worn example of this early New Orleans issue, quite scarce in grades above XF. Deep gray toning dulls the original luster on both sides. (PCGS# 6933)
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Auction 167 | Lot 789 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1847 MS 61 PCGS. A generally mark-free specimen without any areas of striking weakness beneath murky-gray and steel-blue patina. The underlying and somewhat muted surfaces reveal a few old, light hairlines that limit the grade. (PCGS# 6934)
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Auction 167 | Lot 791 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1849 XF 45 ANACS. A somewhat scarcer date from the 1840s, this piece still retains much of the original semi-prooflikeness and there are several small field marks. Pale golden toning and well struck. Trends $385 in XF 40, $525 in AU 50. (PCGS# 6936)
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Auction 167 | Lot 793 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1850 AU 50 PCGS. A rare Seated dollar that is usually only seen in VF or XF condition, and is quite elusive in strict AU grades. Only 7,500 business strikes were produced. This is an untoned coin with extensive scuffiness in the fields, but it exhibits a fairly generous amount of luster surrounding the devices. Just a bit softly struck on the highpoints of the devices. There are few handling marks on either side, the most noticeable being a short hairline scratch connected to star 3. (PCGS# 6937)
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