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Auction 169 | Lot 6205 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1881-S MS 67 PCGS. Thoroughly brilliant and flashy with the typical steel-gray finish of the issue, this superb gem is truly near the epitome of preservation. (PCGS# 7130)
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Auction 169 | Lot 6555 » Territorial and Fractional Gold » California Fractional Gold
1872 Liberty Round 25 Cents, BG-816, R.7, MS 65 PCGS. Well struck, with lustrous fields. The reverse die still shows signs of the original lathe work. The only MS 65 and best example of this issue graded by PCGS (1/97). (PCGS# 10677)
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Auction 169 | Lot 6567 » Patterns and Prototypes
1870 Standard Silver Quarter, Judd-888, Pollock-987, R.5-6, PR 64 NGC. Obverse portrait of Liberty wearing a three-star ornamented cap. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Golden toning frames watery centers. (PCGS# 61132)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5734 » Colonials
Undated (1792-94) Kentucky Token AU 50 PCGS. Plain Edge. Dark brown over each side, the words OUR CAUSE on the scroll are weakly struck, as often seen. Listed on page 55 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 794)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5735 » Colonials
Undated (1792-94) Kentucky Token MS 62 Brown PCGS. Plain Edge. Very sharply impressed on each side, the surfaces show light reddish-brown color overall with tiny portions of original red still evident surrounding the reverse lettering. Listed on page 55 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 794)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5736 » Colonials
1794 Franklin Press Token AU 50 PCGS. Glossy brown and blue color with several parallel scratches (perhaps of mint origin) in the upper left reverse field and a couple of small rim bumps on that side also. Listed on page 55 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 794)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5737 » Colonials
1794 Franklin Press Token MS 60 Brown PCGS. Medium brown patina with tiny portions of original mint red still to be seen around the devices when the coin is angled just so. A bit dull with a die break in the center of the obverse and a couple of smaller ones around the rim on that side. Listed on page 55 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 794)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5738 » Colonials
1795 Talbot, Allum and Lee Cent AU 58 PCGS. Lovely light brown overall with touches of yellow and bluish-purple scattered about. Only slight friction is noted. Listed on page 56 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5739 » Colonials
Undated Washington Double Head Cent AU 53 PCGS. Baker-6. Rich chocolate-brown color. A no-problems, lightly handled piece. Listed on page 59 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 795)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5741 » Colonials
(1795) Undated Washington Liberty and Security Penny AU 55 PCGS. Baker-30a. Glossy, semi-reflective fields are toned a light, reddish-brown color and the details are well defined in most areas. Elusive as a mint state example. Listed on page 62 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 796)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5742 » Colonials
1791 Washington Small Eagle Cent AU 50 PCGS. Baker-16. Dark brown overall with faint underlying rose and blue iridescence. Listed on page 59 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 798)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5730 » Colonials
Undated (1672-84) London Elephant Token MS 63 Red and Brown PCGS. Thick Planchet. This piece is one of the finest Elephant tokens we have seen. Abundant mint-red color and mark-free surfaces, this specimen is for the connoisseur of quality Colonial coinage. A few tiny carbon spots account for the grade, but it would be hard to imagine a finer example. Listed on page 25 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 688)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5732 » Colonials
1773 Virginia Halfpenny MS 63 Brown PCGS. No Period. Glossy, even brown color over both sides. Listed on page 24 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 773)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5733 » Colonials
'1787' Machin's Mills Halfpenny VF 35 PCGS. Well centered with even, dark brown color. Listed on page 48 of the 1997 Guide Book. (PCGS# 785)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5743 » Half Cents
1793--VG Details, Net Good 4--Corroded, Scratched ANACS. B-4, C-4, R.3. The most common variety of the year, yet always a popular coin because of the 1793 half-cent's status as a one-year type. Dark brown, the surfaces are corroded and there are a couple of shallow scratches on the obverse as well as planchet flaking on the reverse, thus netting the grade several points lower than its grade by degree of wear. (PCGS# 1000)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5744 » Half Cents
1794 VF 30 PCGS. B-6b, C-4, R.3. Medium reddish-brown color, with a bold strike throughout. A small rim defect shows at 3 o'clock on the reverse. Struck on a far choicer planchet than many examples of this early type. (PCGS# 1003)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5745 » Half Cents
1806 XF 45 ANACS; 1833 AU 50; and an 1857 AU 50. All ANACS encapsulated with light wear and no overly distracting marks. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1093)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5746 » Half Cents
1828 half-cent AU 58 ANACS; 1828 12 Stars half-cent Xf 40 ANACS; 1966 Special Mint Set Doubled Die Obverse half-dollar MS 67 ANACS; 1943 half-dollar MS 65 NGC, mostly brilliant; and a 1960 half-dollar PR 67 Cameo NGC. (Total: 5 coins) (PCGS# 1147)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5747 » Half Cents
1835 MS 64 Red ANACS. Rich cherry-red color is seen over each side with several grade-limiting carbon spots. (PCGS# 1170)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5748 » Half Cents
1850 AU 58 ANACS, C-1, glowing; 1854 MS 60 Red and Brown ANACS, modest luster; and an 1856 AU 58 NGC, just a matter of opinion away from mint state. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 1221)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5750 » Half Cents
1855 MS 65 Brown NGC. A very well preserved gem that is medium brown over each side with small portions of mint red still seen occasionally around the devices. (PCGS# 1233)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5751 » Half Cents
1834 PR 64 Red and Brown PCGS. B-1, C-1, R.1. There is a very small nick above the end of the bust and evidence of the removal of a small spot at the left top of the second S in STATES. Medium steel-brown and mint red. A sharply struck example of early Americana with every detail brought up to the fullest. (PCGS# 1282)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5752 » Half Cents
1845 Restrike PR 65 Red and Brown NGC. Second Restrike. A Low R.7 proof striking, the Second Restrike coins are most easily distinguished by the small berries in the wreath and die file marks above RICA. The two sides of this coin are a study in contrasts. The obverse must have retained full, blazing mint red color until relatively recently as significant portions still show surrounding the devices with cherry-red and light brown elsewhere. The reverse, on the other hand, is heavily toned in shades of purple, brown, and red, and the fields on that side show obvious die striations. Numerous small spots are peppered across the obverse with the two most obvious ones just left of the top of the 1 in the date and the other below 45. Population: 1 in 65, only 2 finer (1/97). (PCGS# 1282)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5753 » Half Cents
1850 PR 61 Brown PCGS. An obvious proof with wide rims and nicely reflective surfaces that were cleaned at one time, leaving a bright autumn leaves tonal pattern over the light brown of the coin. A low R.7 as a proof with a dozen or so known today. (PCGS# 1311)
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Auction 169 | Lot 5754 » Large Cents
1793 Chain AMERI. VG 10 PCGS. S-1, R.4. The Chain AMERI. cent was the first coin produced in the U.S. mint in 1793, and it had a very short production run before being modified by spelling out AMERICA, the chain on the reverse being later discontinued in favor of the wreath design. This is a pleasing example that has good detailing (for the grade) on all the devices. The end of the hair curls show fine detailing and the chain is well defined, as usual. The surfaces overall are a rich, chocolate-brown. The only detracting elements are the typically weak date and some minor porosity--a common occurrence on early type coins. (PCGS# 1340)
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