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Auction 248 | Lot 6851 » Gold Dollars
1883 G$1 MS 64 PCGS. A visually stunning specimen with rich, multicolored toning including shades of gray, sky-blue, olive-green, crimson, and orange. One of only 10,800 business strikes, this coin is worthy of a premium bid.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (PCGS# 7584)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6876 » Quarter Eagles » Liberty Quarter Eagles
1873 $2 1/2 Open 3 MS 63 PCGS. Well struck with satiny, lustrous fields and a few trivial luster grazes on the obverse. Scarce in higher grades. (PCGS# 7817)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6877 » Quarter Eagles » Liberty Quarter Eagles
1873-S $2 1/2 MS 61 NGC. A scarcer issue and seldom seen above VF. The bright yellow-gold surfaces are lustrous, and display small scattered abrasions that befit the assigned grade. None of the marks are individually distracting, and this attractive example is worthy of significant attention from gold specialists. Population: 7 in 61, only 5 finer (1/01). (PCGS# 7820)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6906 » Quarter Eagles » Indian Quarter Eagles
1929 $2 1/2 MS 63 NGC. Fully lustrous with a few small marks. A dark spot is seen over the N of UNITED.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (PCGS# 7953)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6940 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1881 $5 MS 63 PCGS. Satiny pinkish-gold surfaces with a modest number of contact marks in the fields. Portions of the obverse are not fully defined. (PCGS# 8354)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6945 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1885-S $5 MS 62 PCGS, bright, coruscant luster with a pronounced pink-gold color; and an 1899 MS 62 PCGS, minimally marked with a slightly subdued golden-yellow color.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 8368)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6964 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1900 $5 MS 62 PCGS, two pieces, both are lustrous and minimally marked for the grades.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 8400)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6975 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1907-D $5 MS 62 PCGS, two coins, both are minimally marked and show a little striking softness in the centers.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 8417)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7011 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1854-S $10 AU 50 NGC. A strict AU example with generous remaining luster and sharp, minimally worn details on the devices. One of the first coins struck in the San Francisco Mint. Destined to satisfy the needs of California commerce, so despite a substantial mintage, survivability at this level is limited. (PCGS# 8615)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7031 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1890-CC $10 XF 40 PCGS; and (2) 1890-CC XF 45 PCGS. Three well matched, original Carson City tens that still display luster in the protected areas and exhibit no distractions other than honest wear. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 8718)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7040 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1901-S $10 MS 62 PCGS. Fully lustrous and well defined with a more pleasing appearance than most examples of this grade. (PCGS# 8749)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7127 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
1860-S $20 MS 60 PCGS. Despite a not insignificant mintage of 544,950 pieces, the 1860-S is a difficult coin to locate in Mint State. NGC and PCGS combined have seen only 32 coins in grades that range from MS 60 through MS 63 (11/00). The obverse is deeply colored in reddish-gold hues with mottled haziness and a few moderate abrasions. The reverse, on the other hand, is somewhat more attractive with a brighter, golden-rose sheen and no overly distracting bagmarks. Both sides are suitably defined for the type.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (PCGS# 8931)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7333 » Double Eagles » Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
1908 $20 No Motto MS 64 PCGS. Incredibly lustrous with beautiful, variegated golden-orange toning overall. Only close examination reveals a couple of tiny abrasions, but these hardly detract. We wonder why this is not in a Gem holder.
From the David & Jeannie Cheung Collection. (PCGS# 9142)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7350 » Double Eagles » Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
1908 $20 Motto MS 62 PCGS. Pleasing color with only a few light, well scattered blemishes. Fairly scarce in all Mint State grades.
From the David & Jeannie Cheung Collection. (PCGS# 9147)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7401 » Double Eagles » Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
1920 $20 MS 63 PCGS. A condition scarcity in Select and better grades, this bright, richly colored example is attractive and sure to please. (PCGS# 9170)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6825 » Classic Commemoratives » Commemorative Gold
1926 $2 1/2 Sesquicentennial MS 64 PCGS. Much brighter luster than average for the issue, this beautiful example displays no obvious marks and is quite close to a full Gem rating. (PCGS# 7466)
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Auction 248 | Lot 7487 » Patterns and Prototypes
1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1714, Pollock-1919, R.6, PR 67 NGC. The central obverse device is the same as that used by Barber on the Liberty nickel beginning in 1883. In fact, the only differences between this and a regular issue is the addition of the word LIBERTY at the top of the obverse, its removal from the coronet, and smaller stars. The reverse is of the regular issue type for 1883. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. The fields are brightly reflective and each side displays rich golden toning with rose tinted peripheries. Nearly flawless. (PCGS# 62131)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6828 » Gold Dollars
1849 G$1 Open Wreath MS 63 PCGS. Adequately struck with sparkling brilliance and few flaws for the grade. This pleasing example has the initial appearance of a higher graded specimen. (PCGS# 7502)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6829 » Gold Dollars
1849 G$1 MS 64 Open Wreath PCGS. Extremely sharp with typically vibrant luster and delicate yellow-gold patina over both sides. A Choice example of this popular first-year issue. (PCGS# 7502)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6830 » Gold Dollars
1849-C G$1 Closed Wreath MS 60 NGC. While not prohibitively rare as is its Open Wreath counterpart, this issue is both conditionally rare and popular in its own right. Only a couple dozen Mint State pieces have passed through NGC and PCGS combined. This orange and red-gold example displays both the full luster and the myriad tiny abrasions one would expect for the grade, and the composite look is quite attractive.
From the Tyler Dillon of Wellesley Collection. (PCGS# 7505)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6831 » Gold Dollars
1849-C G$1 Closed Wreath MS 63 PCGS. Produced in the first year of the gold dollar series, the 1849-C is an immensely popular coin among collectors who specialize in this denomination. Of course, C-mint collectors are also fond of the '49-C, and the Closed Wreath variety, while not as rare as its Open Wreath counterpart, is a scarce coin that becomes progressively more difficult to locate with grade. In terms of overall rarity among C-mint gold dollars, the 1849-C Closed Wreath is surpassed by only the 1849-C Open Wreath, 1850-C, and 1859-C.

The strike on both sides of this coin is exceptional for this often indifferently produced issue. There is slight bluntness of detail over Liberty's ear, but the balance of the devices are sharp. The color is an orange-gold shade with deeper green-gold accents that are evident at most angles. A semi-prooflike, Condition Census survivor from a combined Open and Closed Wreath mintage of only 11,634 pieces. Population: 3 in 63, 0 finer (12/00). (PCGS# 7505)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6832 » Gold Dollars
1849-O G$1 gold dollar AU 53 NGC, lustrous with no problems and minimal wear; and a 1904 quarter eagle MS 62 NGC, brilliant and flashy with sufficient abrasions to account for the grade. (Total: 2 coins) (PCGS# 7508)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6834 » Gold Dollars
1850-D G$1 AU 55 NGC. According to Winter (1997), the 1850-D is the most underrated gold dollar from the Dahlonega Mint. Only 8,382 pieces were produced, and this issue is superceded in high grade rarity by the 1855-D, 1856-D, 1854-D, and 1860-D. This issue was not well produced, and the present example displays striking incompleteness over most of the obverse features. The reverse is somewhat more sharply detailed, and both sides display tan-gold color with a somewhat glossy texture. (PCGS# 7511)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6835 » Gold Dollars
1851-C G$1 AU 55 NGC. The most "common" C-mint gold dollar in all grades, the 1851-C is still a deservedly rare coin whose original mintage is just 41,267 pieces. This is a pleasing example whose surfaces display intermingled copper and yellow-gold colors. The devices are fully struck, or as close to full as one could expect for a gold coin from the Charlotte Mint, and the surfaces are free of singularly bothersome abrasions. A nice coin for type purposes. (PCGS# 7514)
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Auction 248 | Lot 6836 » Gold Dollars
1853 G$1 MS 64 NGC. Sharply struck throughout with smooth yellow-gold surfaces. Some minor scuffiness in the fields limits the grade.
From the Helyn Van Huffel Collection. (PCGS# 7521)
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