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Auction 366 | Lot 8800 » Eagles » Liberty Eagles
1893 $10 MS63 PCGS. Softly struck with bright luster, light abrasions, and minor die rust (as struck) evident near the borders. (PCGS# 8725)
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Auction 366 | Lot 9505 » Double Eagles » Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
1910 $20 MS63 PCGS. This straw-gold Saint-Gaudens has a decent strike and unencumbered luster. There are no unpleasant handling marks. (PCGS# 9154)
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Auction 366 | Lot 9792 » Territorial and Fractional Gold » California Fractional Gold
1872/1 25C Indian Octagonal 25 Cents, BG-790, R.3, MS65 Prooflike NGC. The obverse is well struck and splendidly preserved, the reverse is generally crisp and has no objectionable marks. A late die state with a rim break to the sixth star. (PCGS# 10617)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8671 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1903 $5 PR63 NGC. Only 154 proof Half Eagles were struck in 1903 and we estimate that today somewhere between 55 and 70 pieces survive. This is a very nice proof. Struck in the no-contrast style used by the mint in the early years of this century, the devices are as brilliant and dazzling as the fields are. We can find no evidence of actual cleaning on either side, just a few wispy hairlines from careless handling. A small squiggly lint mark is noted (for pedigree purposes) below and to the left of the 1 in the date. An exceptionally intense and vibrant coin, this piece represents excellent value in a Select proof Half Eagle. (PCGS# 8498)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8672 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1904 $5 PR64 PCGS. As a proof, the 1904 Five Dollar is a "common" date (if you can call it that), with 136 pieces having been struck originally. Perhaps half of that number now survive today in all grades. This deeply reflective coin features the typical non-contrasting appearance used in the proofing process after the turn of the century. The surfaces are a rich yellow-gold with only a few scattered hairlines mostly on the obverse, none of which are especially troubling. Close examination reveals some milky patina in the fields on each side. Scarce and desirable. Population: 30 in 64, 5 finer (1/05). (PCGS# 8499)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8673 » Half Eagles » Liberty Half Eagles
1904 $5 PR64 Cameo PCGS. A deeply reflective proof Half Eagle that possesses a small amount of mint frost on the devices, an unusual occurrence on post-1901 proofs which tend to have an all-brilliant, no-contrast finish. Both sides are draped in alluring orange patina are just a few wispy hairlines from Gem status. Population: 9 in 64 Cameo, 2 finer (1/05).
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Auction 366 | Lot 8674 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1908 $5 MS63 PCGS. A liberally frosted example with a pleasing mixture of lemon-yellow and pinkish-gold color. Two vertical marks in the vicinity of WE TRUST keeps this first year issue from an otherwise deserved Choice rating. (PCGS# 8510)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8675 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1908-D $5 MS62 NGC. A satiny golden-brown piece with a good strike and no noteworthy bagmarks. A relatively low mintage issue, from the initial year of the type. (PCGS# 8511)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8676 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1908-D $5 MS64 NGC. Pleasing honey-gold patina reveals subtle light green undertones, and the design elements are adequately impressed, though the hair at the Indian's temple is soft. Light contact marks in the obverse and reverse fields limit the grade. (PCGS# 8511)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8677 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909 $5 MS64 PCGS. This Choice Mint State Indian Half Eagle has satiny yellow-gold luster with sharp design features. It is an excellent candidate for either the date or the type collector. The Philadelphia Mint half eagle of 1909 is not considered to be rare, but examples in MS64 or finer grade are quite elusive. (PCGS# 8513)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8678 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-D $5 MS63 NGC. Satiny and reasonably well detailed for this most obtainable $5 Indian. (PCGS# 8514)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8679 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-D $5 MS63 NGC. More lustrous than the typical '09-D Half Eagle, with strong highpoint definition and scattered field marks. (PCGS# 8514)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8680 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Well struck with attractive red-orange and pea-green coloration, and minimal marks for an MS63. (PCGS# 8514)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8681 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-D $5 MS63 PCGS. An intricately struck type coin that has original apricot and olive hues. There are no distracting marks. Certified in a green label holder. (PCGS# 8514)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8682 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-D $5 MS64 ANACS. Highly lustrous with bright yellow-gold color and frosty surfaces. A sharply struck example, even the mintmark is fully defined. This is the most common date of the series, and provides and excellent opportunity for the type collector. (PCGS# 8514)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8683 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-D $5 MS64 PCGS. A well struck near-Gem that is without any abrasions that remotely would require an individual mention. The centers are radiant orange-gold in color, while the borders have a slightly darker patina. High grade Indian Half Eagles are very popular, with demand from specialists, type collectors, and investors. (PCGS# 8514)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8684 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1909-O $5 AU58 PCGS. The only New Orleans issue in the series of Indian Half Eagles and a scarcity in all grades from a small mintage of just 34,200 pieces. This Borderline Uncirculated example is better detailed than most 1909-O Fives and is layered in appealing, medium, golden-orange patina. There are only a few small marks and abrasions on either side. (PCGS# 8515)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8685 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1910 $5 MS62 NGC. Typically struck with an interesting planchet depression (as struck) near obverse stars 8 through 12. Minimally marked, especially for the assigned grade, with attractive pastel pink and straw-gold coloration. (PCGS# 8517)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8686 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1910 $5 MS62 NGC. Boldly struck and lustrous, with attractive light coloration. A few noticeable contact marks, on the Indian's cheek, limit the grade. (PCGS# 8517)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8687 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1910-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Bright, lustrous surfaces show apricot-gold patina with faint greenish undertones and accents of reddish-gold. The motifs are generally well struck. A few grade-defining marks are noted in the left obverse and the upper reverse fields. (PCGS# 8518)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8688 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1910-D $5 MS63 NGC. Peach-gold patina adheres to lustrous surfaces. Well struck, and a couple of grade-defining marks on the Indian's face. (PCGS# 8518)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8690 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1910-D $5 MS64 PCGS. Despite the emergence of several hoards, the 1910-D is still a conditionally scarce issue that is similar in rarity to the 1908-D and 1914-D at the present level. The mintmark is only one of the devices that displays pinpoint striking definition, with the focal features of the design being equally well impressed. There are no unduly bothersome bagmarks and the lustrous surfaces exhibit a satiny, champagne-gold appearance. (PCGS# 8518)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8691 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1911-D $5 AU58 NGC. Lightly circulated, with apricot-fold surfaces. The design elements are well defined. (PCGS# 8521)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8692 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1911-D $5 MS61 PCGS. Here is an affordable Mint State example of the rare '11-D Half Eagle issue. The surfaces are moderately abraded which explains the limited grade. Pale yellow gold color with satiny luster. (PCGS# 8521)
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Auction 366 | Lot 8694 » Half Eagles » Indian Half Eagles
1911-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Just 72,500 half eagles of this issue were struck, the second lowest mintage in the entire series. Its rarity is perhaps equal to its mintage rank, with few finer examples certified by either PCGS or NGC. In fact, PCGS has only graded 10 finer examples of this date. In the past dozen years, we have sold just 11 MS63 or finer examples of this issue, or less than one a year. This issue is one of the rarest of all 20th century gold coinage issues. Walter Breen called this date extremely rare in Uncirculated grades. Rich honey-gold color is enhanced by frosty luster. While the surfaces are not mark-free, they are totally acceptable for the grade. This example is sharply struck and it has a full, crisp mintmark. Population: 40 in 63, 13 finer (1/05). (PCGS# 8521)
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