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Auction 349 | Lot 10298 » Errors

1979-D 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Struck on 10C Planchet--MS65 ANACS. Lustrous and sharply struck with faint tan-gold patina and pleasing surfaces. An impressive example of this popular wrong planchet combination.

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Grade MS65

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Auction 349 | Lot 10299 » Errors

1981-D 1C error Lincoln Cent--Struck on Type One 10C Planchet--MS64 NGC. Weight: 2.2 grams. Struck on a clad dime planchet that never passed through the upset mill to create a raised rim. A lustrous tan-gray near-Gem with minor softness of strike on the peripheral legends, typical for a wrong planchet error.

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Auction 349 | Lot 10312 » Errors

1980-P 5C Error Jefferson Nickel--Struck on a Cent Planchet--MS62 ANACS. Ruby-red and lavender patina enriches this moderately abraded and typically struck wrong planchet error. The date and LIBERTY are partially off the flan, as are the bottoms of the letters in STATES OF AMERICA.

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Grade MS62

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Auction 349 | Lot 10323 » Errors

1976 50C Error Clad Bicentennial Kennedy Half Dollar--Struck on a Quarter Planchet--MS64 NGC. 5.7 grams. Struck off center with the date and lower right portion of the obverse complete, but the upper part of that side incomplete. Lightly toned with bright, satiny luster. A rare and important Bicentennial error.
From The David J. Greene Collection.

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Auction 349 | Lot 10016 » Silver and Related Dollars » Peace Dollars

1921 $1 MS65 High Relief PCGS. Pleasing gold toning over fully lustrous surfaces, well struck devices, and minimal abrasions are the hallmark of this attractive Peace dollar. (PCGS# 7356)

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Auction 349 | Lot 9568 » Patterns and Prototypes

1858 P1C Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-193, Pollock-236, Snow-PT11, R.5, PR65 PCGS. The obverse is identical to the regular issue 1858 Small Letters cent. The reverse, while similar to that adopted for the Indian cent in 1860, displays a broad, ornamented shield at the top. Struck from slightly rotated dies in copper-nickel with a plain edge. A beautiful golden-brown Gem that has wisps of olive color in the obverse field. The strike is needle-sharp, and the surfaces are impressively undisturbed. Encapsulated in a first generation PCGS holder. Population: 8 in 65, none finer (3/04). (PCGS# 11844)

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Auction 349 | Lot 9584 » Patterns and Prototypes

1870 H10C Standard Silver Half Dime, Judd-809, Pollock-897, Low R.7, PR65 PCGS. William Barber's Seated Liberty design is paired with a familiar Standard Silver reverse motif, a wreath of corn and cotton. The obverse die appears identical to that used to strike the Judd-796 through Judd-801 trime patterns. As of (3/04), PCGS has certified seven pieces of this Judd variety, this is the single finest certified example. (PCGS# 61053)

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Grade PR65

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Auction 349 | Lot 10434 » Tokens & Medals » Medals and Tokens

An Uncertified assortment of Washington medals. The lot includes: Washington Before Boston second restrike, Baker-48H, VF; Uniface restrike variant of Washington Before Boston, 68mm, unlisted in Baker, sharp VF with a few spots and minor scratches; Evacuation Day 125th Anniversary, Douglas-52R, VF scratched; electrotype of Baker-78 Voltaire medal, VF porous; Washington Monument, Allegheny Park, Baker-N-324, PR60, attractive golden-brown patina; Hall of Fame for Great Americans, Baker-E356B, XF porous, loop attached; Swamscott Congress, Baker-EA-678, XF cleaned; and a Hendersons store card, Baker-A780, VF scratched, glue residue. (Total: 8 medals)

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Auction 349 | Lot 10453 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Sets and Partial Sets

A partial date set of Large Cents that ranges in grade from Poor 1 to AU50 (the 1857) Uncertified. Most of the coins grade AG to Fine and often display scratches, porosity, etc. Missing dates include: 1793, 1795, 1797, 1799, 1804, and 1809. Housed in a Whitman bookshelf album. (Total: 58 Coins) (PCGS# 1365)

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Grade AU50

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Auction 349 | Lot 10293 » Errors

1908 1C Error Indian Cent--Double Struck--XF40 ANACS. The first strike is normal, while the second strike is 90% off center toward 12 o'clock. As a result, this piece has two full dates and nearly two full shields. A moderately abraded deep brown example.

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Grade XF40

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Auction 349 | Lot 10330 » Proof Sets » Early Proof Sets

1899 Proof Set PR55 to PR61 ANACS. The set includes Cent--Cleaned--Net PR60, ruby-red, orange, and forest-green colors, a spot above the I in UNITED; Nickel PR61, well struck, a few hairlines, a tiny spot above the hair bun; Dime--Cleaned--Net PR55, golden-brown and sky-blue colors, hairlined; Quarter--Cleaned--Net PR55, a hairlined specimen with wisps of tobacco-brown patina; Half Dollar--Cleaned--Net PR55, mottled mauve color, hairlined, well struck; and a Dollar PR60 Cameo, imposing white on black contrast, slide marks on the cheek limit the grade. (Total: 6 Coins) (PCGS# 2384)

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Auction 349 | Lot 10331 » Proof Sets » Early Proof Sets

1901 Proof Set PR50 to PR63. The set includes: Cent--Cleaned--Net PR60, violet, electric-blue, and golden-brown patina; Nickel PR63, pastel gold and lilac hues; Dime--Cleaned--Net PR55, a hairlined piece with peripheral mauve color; Quarter--Cleaned--Net PR50, hairlined, speckles of navy-blue color; Half Dollar--Cleaned--Net PR55, lightly toned and moderately hairlined; and a Silver Dollar--Cleaned--Net PR55, a hint of apricot color, hairlined, DOLLAR is die doubled. (Total: 6 Coins) (PCGS# 2390)

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Grade PR50

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Auction 349 | Lot 10332 » Proof Sets » Early Proof Sets

1903 Proof Set PR55 to PR61 ANACS. The set includes: Cent PR60 Red and Brown, honey-gold and sky-blue colors; Nickel PR61, needle-sharp, apricot and powder-blue patina; Dime--Cleaned--Net PR55, lightly hairlined, milky lilac and steel-blue colors; Quarter PR60, razor-sharp, hairlined, blushes of mauve color; Half Dollar--Cleaned--Net PR55, a good strike, moderately hairlined, lightly toned; and a Silver Dollar--Cleaned--Net PR55, faint tan color, hairlined, well struck. (Total: 6 Coins) (PCGS# 2397)

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Grade PR55

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Auction 349 | Lot 10454 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Sets and Partial Sets

A nearly complete set of Lincoln Cent from 1909 through 1940, missing only the 1909-S VDB, that ranges in grade from Good 4 to AU50 Uncertified. Highlights include: 1914-D VG10 and 1922 No D Strong Reverse VG10. Housed in a Whitman bookshelf album. (Total: 89 Coins) (PCGS# 2423)

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Grade AU50

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Auction 349 | Lot 10294 » Errors

1917 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Double Struck--ANACS. The second strike is approximately 10% off center at 2 o'clock, relative to the first strike. This sharply detailed chocolate-brown Cent exhibits two nearly complete E PLURIBUS UNUMs, and the left wheat ear, the LI in LIBERTY, and the base of Lincoln's coat is also present from the initial strike.

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Grade AU50

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Auction 349 | Lot 10295 » Errors

1936 1C Error Lincoln Cent--5% Double Clipped Planchet--AU58 PCGS, a 4% curved clip past 6 o'clock and a tiny clip at 4 o'clock, orange and rose colors; and a 1944 Lincoln Cent--3% Clipped Planchet--AU50 PCGS, a small clip at 8 o'clock, curious gold and lilac hues, a couple of minor obverse spots and streaks. (Total: 2 coins)

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Auction 349 | Lot 10296 » Errors

1939 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Uncentered Broadstrike--MS62 Red and Brown PCGS. This broadstruck Cent has a relatively wide band of unstruck surface centered at 12 o'clock. A lustrous and well struck example with alternating gold and dark brown patina. Both sides have a couple of fingerprints.

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Grade MS62

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Auction 349 | Lot 10457 » Rolls

1956-D Dual Mint Mark D & S Northwest 1C Lincoln Cent BU Roll. WDMM-1, OMM-1. Traces of an "S" Mint Mark can be seen in the field between and below the 1 and 9 in the date, completely separated from the main "D" mintmark. The majority of the coins range from MS63 to MS65, primarily due to small marks and nicks, but are all full Red pieces with cherry-red to rich orange hues, well struck, lustrous and spot free. A elusive and important variety whose popularity should continue to grow, and already a highly pursued issue, with a recent sale of an example at a price in excess of $500. (Total: 50 Coins) (PCGS# 2839)

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Grade MS63

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Auction 349 | Lot 10297 » Errors

1967 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Struck on Clad 10C Planchet--AU58 PCGS. A lustrous mint error with pale lilac and gold patina. Most of TRUST is off the flan, since the undersized planchet could not completely fill the dies. The moderate softness of strike is diagnostic of the error.

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Grade AU58

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Auction 349 | Lot 10300 » Errors

1992 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Struck on a 1992-P Dime--MS63 ANACS. A lustrous double denomination error that has light steel-gray patina and imposing eye appeal. The date and mintmark on the undertype Dime are visible on the Cent below the UN in UNITED. The portrait of Roosevelt is nearly fully outlined, and it surrounds the Lincoln Memorial.

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Grade MS63

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Auction 349 | Lot 10301 » Errors

1993 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Struck on 10C Planchet--MS66 NGC. Weight: 2.3 grams. A highly lustrous and nearly brilliant premium Gem with attractive surfaces and a crisp strike. A high grade for a wrong planchet error.

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Auction 349 | Lot 10302 » Errors

1998 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Struck on 10C Planchet--MS66 NGC. Weight: 2.2. grams. Booming luster and light golden-brown patina ensure the eye appeal of this sharply struck and impressive wrong planchet error.

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Grade MS66

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Auction 349 | Lot 10303 » Errors

1998 1C Error Lincoln Cent--Deep Capped Die Strike--MS66 Red PCGS. This Cent adhered to the obverse die after the initial, normal strike. It then preceded to strike an unknown (but considerable) quantity of brockage cents (not included in this lot). The force of the strikes forced the edge of the coin to wrap further and further across the obverse die. Too tall to fit into a third party graded holder, as it is more than 1 centimeter in height, but a PCGS insert accompanies with the grade MS66 Red. The zinc interior is scattered about the surfaces, as made. A beautifully preserved and imposing mint error.

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Auction 349 | Lot 10459 » Proof Sets

1951 Proof Set with its original box of issue; 1953 Proof Set with its original box of issue; and (2) 1954 Proof Sets in their original boxes of issue, all coins appear to grade PR64 to PR66, some are lightly toned. A worthwhile lot of original, early proof sets.
From the Newark Mounds Collection. (Total: 4 sets) (PCGS# 3362)

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Grade PR66

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Auction 349 | Lot 10304 » Errors

1872 5C Error Shield Nickel--Weakly Struck Date--MS64 PCGS. Crisply struck except for the date, which is nearly indecipherable due to a filled die in the vicinity. This lustrous and carefully preserved near-Gem has original pale apricot and silver-gray patina. A scarcer issue in better Mint State grades.

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Grade MS64

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