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Auction 248 | Lot 6336 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1888-S $1 MS 65 PCGS. While Select and Choice 1888-S Morgan dollars abound in today's market, accurately graded Gems are few and far between. We can find no abrasions on either side of this radiant example that would call into question the assigned grade. Lightly patinated in steel-lilac hues, the surfaces are sharply defined with a smooth, frosty sheen. (PCGS# 7186)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6445 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1904-S $1 MS 62 NGC. An attractive example of this popular issue in an affordable grade. The surfaces display scattered abrasions that are typical for the grade, none that are individually distracting. Light golden-brown toning clings to the rims. (PCGS# 7294)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6176 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1795 $1 Flowing Hair, Three Leaves Fine 15 PCGS. B-5, BB-27. A pleasing, original example, the surfaces are well centered with no more than the expected amount of wear for the grade. There is a pinscratch in the obverse field between the final two stars, but the balance of the features are remarkably smooth for a circulated early dollar. Both sides are toned in lavender-charcoal patina. (PCGS# 6852)
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Grade F15

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Auction 248 | Lot 6177 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1795 $1 Flowing Hair, Three Leaves AU 50 PCGS. B-5, BB-27. While most 1795 Flowing Hair dollars circulated widely, the present example was obviously squirreled away shortly after leaving the Mint. Light wear has not upset the bold overall definition, and both sides are well centered with full peripheral detail, minimal abrasions, and rich lavender-gray toning. Uncommonly attractive for both the grade and the issue. (PCGS# 6852)
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Grade AU50

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Auction 248 | Lot 6178 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1795 $1 Draped Bust, Off Center AU 50 PCGS. B-14, BB-51. The insert does not note that this coin is an example of the Off Center variety. A seemingly original example, both sides are lightly toned in steel-gray shades with deeper olive-tan accents in the protected areas around the devices and near the rims. There are no sizeable abrasions, and the surfaces retain traces of satiny luster. Several adjustment marks (as produced) are noted on the reverse. (PCGS# 96858)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6179 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1796 $1 Small Date, Large Letters Fine 12 PCGS. B-4, BB-61. Evenly worn overall with medium density gray-blue toning that covers each side. (PCGS# 6860)
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Grade F12

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Auction 248 | Lot 6180 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1798 $1 Large Eagle Fine 12 NGC. B-23, BB-105. Dove-gray toning overlays both sides and deepens to charcoal shades toward the rims. The scattered abrasions include a few small rim bumps on the obverse. An evenly worn example. (PCGS# 6873)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6181 » Silver and Related Dollars » Early Dollars
1801 $1 VF 35 PCGS. B-2, BB-212. Deep olive-green toning covers the surfaces overall, with pinkish highlights on the devices. Three larger marks are scattered over the obverse, but the overall impression one gets from this coin is one of originality and moderate wear. (PCGS# 6893)
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Grade VF35

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Auction 248 | Lot 6182 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1842 $1 MS 61 NGC. The third most common No Motto issue, but still a scarce item at this level. More importantly, this coin has tremendous visual appeal. With good luster and very smooth surfaces, this coin gives the initial appearance of a much higher grade. Only close inspection reveals the small abrasions that account for the MS 61 grade, and at that, the evaluation was far from generous. (PCGS# 6928)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6183 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1844 $1 AU 50 PCGS. Pleasing gray-violet surfaces with even wear and no singularly mentionable marks. One of only 20,000 pieces coined. (PCGS# 6930)
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Grade AU50

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Auction 248 | Lot 6184 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1844 $1 AU 53 PCGS. A well struck example of this difficult issue, with muted steel-gray toning. A small collection of abrasions is located in the field above the eagle. (PCGS# 6930)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6185 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1846 $1 AU 58 NGC. An original example with numerous abrasions and slight friction on the highpoints. While this coin is a little baggy and has a couple of minor rim bruises, it is purely original and sure to please a collector putting together a date run of Seated dollars. (PCGS# 6932)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6186 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1849 $1 AU 58 PCGS. The surfaces on this high-end, minimally abraded AU example display sharp definition in all areas, with much of the original luster intact. Close examination reveals hints of opaque patina in some of the protected areas. Only 62,600 pieces were struck. (PCGS# 6936)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6187 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1849 $1 AU 58 NGC. The deeply set, copper-charcoal toning is suggestive of originality. Among the more readily obtainable Seated dollar issues from the 1840s, this suitably defined example should fit nicely into a near-Mint type set. (PCGS# 6936)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6188 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1859 $1 AU 55 PCGS. Well struck with considerable luster adhering and the normal imperfections one might expect of the grade. A medium rarity in the No Motto series. (PCGS# 6946)
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Grade AU55

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Auction 248 | Lot 6189 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1859-S $1--Corroded, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF 40. A relatively affordable representative of this first-year S-mint silver dollar, both sides have retoned in olive-charcoal colors after an old cleaning. Isolated areas of roughness are noted on both sides, and small abrasions are scattered throughout. The devices retain ample striking definition despite light overall wear. (PCGS# 6948)
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Grade XF40

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Auction 248 | Lot 6190 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1860 $1 MS 61 PCGS. The medium gray surfaces are somewhat dull and lackluster. Well struck for the issue, and exhibiting few unsightly marks. (PCGS# 6949)
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Grade MS61

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Auction 248 | Lot 6191 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1871 $1 AU 50 NGC. Moderately toned with a completely original appearance. Only a slight amount of wear and a few minor abrasions are seen overall. (PCGS# 6966)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6192 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1871 $1 AU 53 NGC. The silver-gray surfaces are untoned and exhibit light wear. There are no singularly mentionable abrasions on this high-grade type coin. (PCGS# 6966)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6193 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1861 $1 PR 64 PCGS. Rainbow peripheral undertones and antique-copper toning alternate as the coin rotates beneath a light. Sharply defined and moderately reflective, the surfaces do not reveal any hairlines or contact marks that would seem to preclude an even higher grade. A scarce issue in business strike format, appealing proof survivors of the 1861 Seated dollar are always in demand among date collectors.
From the Stuart C. Gibbons Collection. (PCGS# 7004)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6194 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1863 $1 PR 62 PCGS. Toned in hues of russet, blue, and gray that effectively shield the grade-defining imperfections. The strike is sharp and the proof mintage of 460 pieces is the smallest of all post-1859 Liberty Seated dollars. (PCGS# 7006)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6195 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1863 $1 PR 63 NGC. Both sides are devoid of even the faintest toning, but a few stray hairlines on the obverse seem to rule out a higher grade. The devices are crisply defined with a moderate overlay of mint frost that contrasts nicely with the deep, watery fields. The 1863 Seated dollar is seldom offered in business strike format, with the result that proofs are always in demand among collectors who specialize in this challenging series. (PCGS# 7006)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6196 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1866 $1 PR 63 PCGS. This nicely mirrored example is toned in light golden-gray shades that adequately conceal the grade-defining hairlines. Fully struck, this is an important proof survivor from this challenging decade in the Seated dollar series. The 1866 is also the first issue in this series to display the motto IN GOD WE TRUST on the reverse. (PCGS# 7014)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6197 » Silver and Related Dollars » Seated Dollars
1871 $1 PR 64 NGC. A late date issue, the 1871 has always been a favorite among type collectors. This coin presents a deeply toned, charcoal-copper appearance that should endear it to proponents of originality. Swirls of crimson, cobalt-blue, and olive color are also intermingled over both sides. Fully struck, the surfaces do not reveal any mentionable blemishes. (PCGS# 7019)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6199 » Silver and Related Dollars » Trade Dollars
1873 T$1 MS 63 PCGS. A popular date in the series as a first-year issue. Deeply toned in varying shades of antique-gold and steel-gray, this coin displays the usual somewhat mushy strike and some minor surface marks. (PCGS# 7031)
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