2014 February 13 Rare Coins

Presents: VI Dear Friends, Welcome to our sixth Regency Auction held in conjunction with the PCGS Members Only Show. As promised, we have an exciting sale with 380 hand picked coins. In keeping with our high standards, we rejected well over 100 coins, which only goes to show that we are committed to avoiding inferior items and keeping our sales at a boutique size, so you can bid with complete confidence.

Response to our last sale was tremendous! Over 85% of the lots offered were sold to collectors, many of whom started bidding within hours of the sale’s posting online. We expect similar enthusiasm for this auction.

This sale has many fabulous lots, including the following highlights: The Abe “Bear” Grundstein partial box of 20 coins: All high quality, eye appealing coins.

The Simpson Seated Quarter Duplicates: Many of which are duplicates from the Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set. The Blazing Peace Dollar Collection: A group of 52 Peace Dollars all graded between MS64 and MS66+.

Other highlights include: 25C 1822 PCGS PR65 CAC Ex Pittman 25C 1827/3 Restrike PCGS PR66 CAC $1 1853 PCGS MS65+ CAC $1 1873 PCGS MS66 CAC G$1 1859 PCGS PR66 DCAM $2.5 1796 PCGS AU58 $5 1853-C PCGS MS64 CAC 1857 PCGS PR63-PR65 CAC Matched Original Proof Set These are just a few of the special coins we are offering in The Regency Auction VI. We assure you, there are many more spectacular coins for all tastes and budgets!

We suggest you or your representative view the coins either in our Denver, PA offices, or in Las Vegas at your earliest convenience. Do not hesitate to call us for assistance or if you have any questions.

Legend-Morphy Rare Coin Auctions would like to thank you for your participation. We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas on February 13th or hearing from you via the internet. And don’t hesitate to contact us if you’re looking to consign.

Enjoy the sale and best of luck bidding!

Warmest regards,

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Actual increments are at the auctioneer’s discretion.

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Thursday, February 13th, 2014 | 6PM PT / 9PM ET Location The Venetian - At the PCGS Members Only Show Auction Room: Veronese #2401A 3355 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Lot Viewing Lot viewing on the bourse floor - Bellini #2005 Wednesday, February 12th 11AM-6PM PT - For Table Holders 1PM-6PM PT - For Legend-Morphy Auction Registrants, PCGS Authorized Dealers, Collectors Club Members Thursday, February 13th 8AM-5PM PT - For Table Holders 10AM-5PM PT - For Legend-Morphy Auction Registrants, PCGS Authorized Dealers, Collectors Club Members Lot Pickup & Settlement Lot Pickup on the bourse floor - Bellini #2005 Friday, February 14th 8:30AM-11AM PT Preliminary lot viewing available at our PA office by appointment.

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1 - 1c 1793 Wreath Vine/Bars PCGS XF40 CAC A very pleasing XF. The surfaces are not hacked and show no real porosity. Some light, natural toning is spread over both sides, while the color is a deeper semi-glossy brown.

Miss Liberty and the details are well struck and have an even wear. The eye appeal is very pleasing!

PCGS 30, NGC 14, CAC 8. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $20,700.00 (2/13 Goldberg), but we expect this coin from the first year of regular US coinage to bring a little more. At Legend-Morphy we feel one of the greatest honors is to be consigned any 1793 or 1794 coinage. You just don’t find many premium examples like this still available. Good luck! PCGS # 1347.

EST: $17,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 2 2 - 1c 1811 PCGS AU58 CAC Pleasing quality. The obverse has slight porosity, but the reverse is smooth, and a few ticks are visible only through a strong glass. Both sides are a glossy, deep, original brown color. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out boldly. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 8, NGC 3, CAC 1. The last of these to appear at auction sold for $10,063.00 (2/13 Goldberg) and was not a CAC coin.

We cannot stress enough how rare this date and grade is. PCGS # 1555. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 3 3 - 1c 1837 Medium Letters PCGS AU55 CAC Glossy brown surfaces have no major problems. The wear is light and even, and all of the details are well struck. The eye appeal is pleasing! PCGS 35, NGC 14, CAC 4. PCGS # 1735. EST: $400.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 4 4 - 1c 1841 PCGS PR64 RD This coin is a near miss GEM RD masterpiece!

Deep mirrors are clear and have bold reflectivity, with just a few very trivial scattered ticks to be found through the use of a glass. There are no PVC spots, just some tiny toning dots, and most importantly, this is a genuine Mint Red piece. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 0. It’s estimated that only 25 were ever stuck and none have sold at auction since 2002, which is extremely rare. This is quite the opportunity for Type and Large Cent collectors. Good luck! PCGS # 1954. EST: $16,000.00+.

5 - 1c 1856 Upright 5 PCGS MS65 BN CAC OGH. Flawless surfaces are spread all over. Even using a strong glass there are no imperfections to found. The luster is light, and both sides are a beautiful chocolate brown with highlights of original Mint Red. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

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PCGS 32, NGC 16, CAC 11. The last to sell at auction brought $1,175.00 (6/13 Heritage) and that piece was not CAC. Good luck! PCGS # 1919.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 6 6 - 1c 1858 Small Letters PCGS PR64 A delightful coin! Above average mirrors have good clarity, cleanliness, and reflectivity. The color is an original crisp golden brown. All of the details are pinpoint sharp sharp in strike. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 39, NGC 7. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $8,225.00 (1/13 Heritage) while a NGC piece sold for $9,400.00 (6/13 Heritage). We submitted this coin to PCGS for the first time for a collector and it hasn’t been on the market until now. This is the epitome of a fresh coin! PCGS # 2043. EST: $7,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

7 - 1c 1864 Copper Nickel PCGS MS66 CAC It’s truly amazing how this coin has survived for over 150 years in such a pristine condition. The smooth, clean, spotless surfaces are lit up by a full booming luster, and there are even some faint hints of semi-prooflike mirrors. The color is an original copper nickel tan/gold.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely.

The eye appeal is tremendous!

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PCGS 19, NGC 19, CAC 8. Surprisingly no 1864 Copper Nickel PCGS CAC has ever sold at auction. This really is a terrific coin!

PCGS # 2070. EST: $7,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

8 - 1c 1875 NGC MS65 RB CAC NGC Fatty Holder. This coin has surprising luster, which makes the original Mint Red/Golden brown colors stand out nicely. The surfaces are clean overall, save for one toning spot. All of the details are sharply struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is wonderful!

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PCGS 91, NGC 114, CAC 19. The last of these to sell at auction brought $920.00 (11/11 Heritage). PCGS # 2122. EST: $750.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 9 9 - 1c 1899 PCGS MS67 RD CAC This incredible coin ranks among the very finest GEM MS RD Indians in existence! You can tell this coin has been carefully saved since the day it left the bank, as there isn’t even a single minute problem of any kind. The surfaces are satiny smooth and have a full booming luster, while both sides are an awesome GEM Mint Red. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is really memorable!

PCGS 8, NGC 10, CAC 5. The last two PCGS/CAC MS67RD pieces sold for $37,375.00 (2/12 Heritage) and $21,850.00 (1/11 Heritage) respectively and this coin blows away the 1898 that just sold for $17,625.00 (7/13 Heritage). These are not as common as you might think.

If you’re a picky buyer and especially if you’re building a world class Type Set, MS Indian Set, then this coin is a must see. It will not disappoint! PCGS # 2204. EST: $15,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

10 - 1c 1908 PCGS MS66 RD CAC A perfect GEM Mint Red coin for a picky collector! The surfaces are pristine and smooth, while a full, booming luster shows off the original Mint Red color. There is a microscopic toning dot and no spots. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!

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PCGS 46, NGC 32, CAC 5. The last to sell brought $3,818.00 (10/12 Heritage). Good luck finding another! PCGS # 2231. EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

11 - 1c 1862 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC Photoseal. This coin is a stone cold GEM with superior deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors that beam from all over. There are far more lines on the holder than on the coin. Both sides are a beautiful, totally original copper nickel/gold. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have pinpoint sharp strikes. The eye appeal is very nice.

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PCGS 20, NGC 21, CAC 8. Only 550 were ever minted. and the last of these to appear at auction brought $2,760.00 (4/12 Heritage). These are now impossible to find! Good luck! PCGS # 82259. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 12 12 - 1c 1883 PCGS PR65 RB CAC Our consignor claims they plucked this coin from an original Proof Set, and said the rest of the set was simply not worthy.

This is one of the wildest multicolored 1C we’ve ever seen!

You don’t even have to tilt the coin to see the colors. Electric rings of original red/gold/violet/pearl green/lime explode all over, while the mirrors are spotless and clean. Every detail is pinpoint sharp and the eye appeal will make your jaw drop!

This coin’s value is derived from its colors. PCGS # 2337.

EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 13 13 - 1c 1894 NGC PR67 RB The finest RB graded by PCGS or NGC! Outstanding mirrors dazzle with great clarity, cleanliness, and stunning reflectivity. There are more problems on the holder then the coin. Both sides are a rich, vivid Mint Red/pale violet/pale gold color. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 0, NGC 1.This coin last appeared and sold for $2,530.00 (8/10 Heritage). PCGS # 2370. EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 14 14 - 1c 1898 NGC PR66 RD Cameo CAC Deep, clean, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors put on a show, while beautiful Mint Red/ violet/gold/brown colors swirl together gracefully.

Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp and have thick frost. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 17, NGC 30, CAC 5. The last to sell in a major auction was a PCGS piece which brought $881.00 (1/13 Heritage). This coin is just as nice as any PCGS piece! PCGS # 82382. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 15 15 - 1c 1909 Lincoln PCGS MS67 RD CAC Lincoln and all the details are at their frosty bests here. Sharply struck and problem free surfaces are smooth and clean, while a full booming luster shows off GEM original Mint Red. Unless you’re expecting an MS68RD in a 67 holder, there’s no way you won’t love this GEM. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 66, NGC 5, CAC 15. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,055.00 (6/13 Heritage). We expect this superior GEM to bring more! PCGS # 2431.

EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 16 16 - 1c 1909-S VDB PCGS MS65 RD OGH Type I Holder. There is no question that this coin is full GEM Mint Red. The surfaces are clean, smooth, and a strong luster shows off mellow, original colors.

Lincoln and all the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 801, NGC 172. The last to sell at auction brought $4,230.00 (11/13 Stacks-Bowers). Good luck!

PCGS # 2428. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 18 18 - 1c 1921-S PCGS MS64 RD OGH. This is definitely full GEM RD with some light golden brown toning sprinkled about. The surfaces are extremely clean and sleek, while a strong luster shows off the highlights nicely.

Lincoln and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 86, NGC 24. The last to sell at auction brought $1,880.00 (8/13 Heritage). This is a fresh coin to the market. PCGS # 2536. EST: $1,750.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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17 - 1c 1917 PCGS MS66+ RD CAC What a neat piece! Only some minor planchet baldness by the edge keeps this coin from MS67RD and $30,000.00. Overall, the quality is very high end, and save for the nearly invisible planchet baldness, the surfaces are smooth and clean. A full, glowing luster shows off beautiful GEM Mint Red colors. Lincoln and all of the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is great!

19 - 1c 1955/1955 Doubled Die PCGS MS65 BN CAC OGH. The virtually flawless surfaces on this terrific specimen are superior to most. A pinpoint toning dot or two are scattered around and the luster is light.

Both sides are a gorgeous, even chocolate brown with faint hints of red. Lincoln and all the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 121, NGC 23, CAC 13. The last to sell at auction brought $2,409.00 (11/13 Heritage), but remember, the upgrade would cost you $30,000.00, if you could even find one!

L PCGS # 2497. EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 6, NGC 14, CAC 5. The last to sell in a major auction brought $10,350.00 (2/12 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 2826. EST: $7,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 20 20 - 1c 1915 PCGS PR66 RB CAC No question this coin sat totally undisturbed for the last 98 years! The quality is incredibly high end and it’s a mystery as to why PCGS did not + this coin. The original reddish brown matte surfaces have no imperfections of any kind and exhibit a strong luster. This is not a streaky coin. Lincoln and all details are fully struck. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 18, NGC 18, CAC 10. PCGS has graded none higher and the last to sell in a major auction brought $6,756.00 (1/13 Stacks-Bowers). If you love superb GEM Proof Lincolns, this coin will more than please you! PCGS # 322. EST: $6,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

21 - 2c 1868 PCGS MS64 RB CAC This coin was submitted twice seeking an MS65RB grade, but besides that, this coin really borders on full Mint Red. Superb surfaces are incredibly clean and sleek, with traces of semi-prooflike mirrors. You can actually see some light die polishing lines, while a bold luster shows off an original golden Mint Red color. Every detail is pinpoint sharp and the eye appeal looks even better than MS64!

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PCGS 168, NGC 102, CAC 17. The last of these to sell at auction brought only $646.00 (7/13 Heritage). The ability to buy an 1868 GEM Copper piece for under $1,000.00 sounds like a steal to us!

L PCGS # 3598. EST: $650.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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22 - 2c 1864 Small Motto PCGS PR63 BN This may very well be the most famous and rare example of a 2C piece in existence! There is little reflectivity due to the thicker brown/ pale blue colors that are evenly spread throughout. We think this may have had a light dip, but there are no visible spots or problems. The details are needle sharp in strike and the eye appeal is sheer perfection.

PCGS 1, NGC 0. This coin last sold for $29,900.00 (11/12 Stacks-Bowers) and the consignor has since upgraded to a stunning GEM. Keep in mind, this is probably one of the most affordable 1864 2C Small Motto Proofs you’ll ever see! PCGS # 3624.

EST: $32,500.00-$36,000.00.

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23 - 2c 1866 NGC PR65 RB Cameo CAC This is a superb GEM by anyone’s tough standards. Icy, deep, crystal clear, super clean, boldly reflective mirrors light up the surfaces, and original Mint Red/gold/pale violet colors swirl all over. Every detail is pinpoint sharp in strike and has strong frost. The eye appeal is mesmerizing!

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PCGS 58, NGC 42, CAC 1. Only 725 were ever minted. We cannot find any auction records for this grade, but any 2C GEM Proof Cameo is rare and desirable. Good luck!

PCGS # 83631. EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

24 - 3cS 1860 PCGS PR65 CAC This is a very underrated, rare date in GEM, with deep, glittering mirrors.

There is a band of light golden brown that blends into frosty centers. Every detail is needle sharp and has thick frost. The eye appeal is really nice!

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PCGS 9, NGC 11, CAC 6. Only 1000 were minted, but most were melted due to poor sales at the Mint. The last to sell in a major auction brought $6,612.00 and was not CAC stickered (2/12 Heritage). That should show you how genuinely rare these are!

L PCGS # 3709. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 25 25 - 3cS 1866 PCGS PR66+ Cameo CAC This date is not as easy to find in nice condition as you might think! This coin was in Legend Numismatics’ #1 Registry Set, and after careful examination you’ll see why they included it. Deep, shimmering mirrors are super clean, clear, strongly reflective, and show less lines than you’ll find on the holder. An even, moderate mix of lavender/purple/pale navy/gold swirls over both sides. Every detail is needle sharp and has thick frost. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 8, NGC 8, CAC 5. Only 725 were ever minted and this is the only PCGS PR66+ CAM, which sold at auction for $5,876.00 (8/13 Heritage). As we mentioned before this is a very difficult date to find in GEM. We expect strong bidding.

Good luck! PCGS # 83716. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 26 26 - 3cN 1874 PCGS PR67 CAC What a masterpiece! Only a few Mint made lines keep this from PR68!

You don’t typically find this date in decent condition, and the PCGS & NGC populations prove that. The spotless surfaces are extra clean, but do reveal light, Mint made die polishing lines when viewed through a strong glass. The mirrors are strong and offer good radiance and clarity, while some light, beautiful pastel colors are visible. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and exhibit thick frost. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 2, NGC 2, CAC 1. After 25+ years of grading only two pieces have been certified by PCGS. Prior to one selling for $8,519.00 (8/13 Heritage), the last PCGS piece to appear in a major sale was back in 2005 when one brought $9,200.00 (2/05 Heritage). We feel this piece represents a strong opportunity not only for 3CN Proof collectors, both also for anyone building a Type Set or seeking special low population coins at or below $10,000.00. PCGS # 3770. EST: $8,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

27 - 3cN 1881 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC Super flashy! The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have bold reflectivity. A faint hint of gold can be seen. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is great!

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PCGS 55, NGC 59, CAC 21. The last to sell at auction brought $707.00 (12/12 Heritage). PCGS # 83777. EST: $650.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

28 - 5c 1882 PCGS PR67 Cameo Superb shimmering mirrors! Deep, super clear, clean, and powerfully reflective mirrors beam from all over, with no problems any kind. The color is nickel with a faint hint of gold. All of the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic!

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PCGS 18, NGC 26. The last to sell at auction brought $1,997.00 (7/13 Heritage). This coin will please even the pickiest Shield Nickel Proof collector! Good luck! PCGS # 83837. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 29 29 - 5c 1892 PCGS PR66 DCameo CAC This may be the finest graded 1892 5C in existence!

Ultra deep, jet black mirrors have remarkable clarity, depth, cleanliness, and killer reflectivity. Any lines or issues are on the holder and there are no spots. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp and have thick, iridescent white frost. The eye appeal is flashy!

PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 1. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $6,462.00 (8/12 Stacks-Bowers).

We simply cannot stress enough how rare this piece is! PCGS # 93890. EST: $5,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 31 31 - 5c 1894 PCGS PR65 CAC Superb mirrors are strong and have bold reflectivity.

You can see some toning dots and a tiny tick through a small glass, but overall, this coin is clean.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful!

PCGS 111, NGC 115, CAC 17. The last to sell at auction brought $529.00 (12/12 Legend-Morphy).

PCGS # 3892. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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30 - 5c 1893 PCGS PR66+ Cameo CAC Pleasant! Strong mirrors have good clarity, cleanliness, and excellent reflectivity, while a pale hint of original, light pastel beams from all over. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp and have thick frost. The eye appeal is fabulous!

32 - 5c 1897 PCGS PR65 DCameo Deep, glittering, problem free mirrors have that liquid mercury look and exhibit strong clarity and bold reflectivity. A very faint hint of gold can be seen. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have sharp, stand out strikes. The eye appeal is a terrific!

PCGS 20, NGC 27, CAC 19. This is the only PCGS PR66+ CAC graded and it last sold for $3,525.00 (1/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 83891. EST: $2,500.00.

PCGS 1, NGC 0. This piece last sold for $2,375.00 (4/13). Both us and the consignor agree that price was way below what it should have brought. Good luck! PCGS # 93895.

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LOT - 33 33 - 5c 1898 PCGS PR65 Deep, glittering mirrors have no problems save for a few wispy, well hidden lines. Some light gold splashes across both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is nice!

PCGS 94, NGC 101. The last to sell in a major auction brought $558.00 (7/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 3896. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 34 34 - 5c 1899 PCGS PR66 CAC Deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over with powerful radiance. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have light frost. The eye appeal is stunning!

PCGS 62, NGC 73, CAC 17. These have sold for $575.00-$900.00 at auction in 2013. Good luck!

PCGS # 3807. EST: $650.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 35 35 - 5c 1902 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC This is one of the rarest dates you can find in cameo, and finding a 5C with real contrast is extremely rare! Superior deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors dazzle you from all over. There are more lines on the holder than on the coin.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and clearly have silvery white frost. The eye appeal is exceptional!

PCGS 7, NGC 5, CAC 3. The last to sell at auction brought $881.00 (9/13 Heritage), which is ridiculously cheap when you think about how many have been graded after 25+ of operations! It just seems like these should be worth a lot more!

PCGS # 83900. EST: $900.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 36 36 - 5c 1908 PCGS PR67 There is no question this coin is a full PR67! The mirrors have great clarity, depth, and strong reflectivity, while a light hint of vibrant, spotless gold can be seen. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have gentle frost. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 10, NGC 21. The last to sell at auction brought $1.939.00 (1/12 Heritage), but this coin is fresh to the market. PCGS # 3906. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

37 - 5c 1913-D Type 1 PCGS MS66 CAC This is a crisp, clean, and good looking GEM! The surfaces are semi-matte like and have zero imperfections. A strong luster shows off light, original nickel/pale rose colors. All of the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 343, NGC 169, CAC 42. These have sold at auction for $735.00-$940.00 in 2013. PCGS # 3916. EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 38 38 - 5c 1921-S PCGS MS65 CAC Exceptional quality. This coin had been off the market for many years before being consigned to this auction. Absolutely perfect surfaces are smooth and semi-prooflike, while a strong luster shows off zero spots. Some light, original gold/pale violet/nickel swirls over both sides. Every detail is sharply struck and stands out nicely. This is a really nice looking GEM 1921-S 5C! PCGS 61, NGC 37, CAC 7. The last to sell in a major auction brought $9,488.00 (2/13 Goldberg). This is not an easy date to find in true GEM! PCGS # 3948. EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

39 - 5c 1923 PCGS MS66 You can only find a tiny frost break or two with a strong glass, but otherwise, this superb coin is clean. A strong luster shows off superb original nickel/pale gold colors. All the details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is excellent!

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PCGS 142, NGC 41. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,175.00 (12/13 Heritage). PCGS # 3949. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 40 40 - 5c 1928-D NGC MS67* What an incredible Buffalo Nickel! The surfaces are smooth and super clean. Both sides shimmer with a strong luster, which shows off a natural sheen of light color. All of the details are exceptionally struck and the eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 0, NGC 1. This coin is the finest graded at both PCGS or NGC after 25+ years of grading! This last sold for $17,250.00 (1/12 Heritage). Our consignor has given a more than reasonable reserve! PCGS # 3964. EST: $15,000.00-16,500.00.

41 - 5c 1937-D 3 Legged PCGS XF40 CAC OGH. We are pleased to offer this problem free, evenly worn XF. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 577, NGC 283, CAC 48. The last to sell in a major auction brought $863.00 (2/13 Heritage). Good luck!

PCGS # 3982. EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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42 - 5c 1937-D 3 Legged PCGS MS64+ CAC Very high end quality. Immaculate, undipped, unaltered surfaces glow with a warm luster, while a light patina of original nickel/gold covers both sides. All of the details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is super nice!

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PCGS 161, NGC 218, CAC 31. PCGS has graded only three coins in MS64+. The last to sell in a major auction brought $11,500.00 (4/12 Heritage). This coin is a borderline MS65!

PCGS # 3982. EST: $11,000.00+.

43 - 5c 1914 PCGS PR67 CAC This coin looks as struck. We’d guess this piece left the bank and was carefully stored until finally being placed in the slab. The surfaces ooze total perfection, and a strong luster highlights the GEM Matte textured surfaces, free of any hidden spots. A light, original mist of gold is scattered about. Every detail is needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is fantastic!

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PCGS 71, NGC 66, CAC 27. The last to sell in a major auction brought $6,483.00 (12/2013 Heritage). This will be a great addition to any GEM set! PCGS # 3991. EST: $5,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

44 - 5c 1936 Type 2 Brilliant PCGS PR67 CAC A hand picked, beautiful GEM Buffalo. The mirrors are super clean, without even a single hidden problem to be found, and a light hint of original nickel blue can be seen. All of the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is superb!

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PCGS 130, NGC 98, CAC 55. The last of these to sell at auction brought $2,875.00 (9/13 Goldberg).

L PCGS # 3995. EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 45 45 - H10c 1795 PCGS MS64 This coin is solid for the grade. Clean, smooth surfaces have no major issues. You can see a tick or two, as well as some Mint made die clashing through a strong glass, but nothing else. A decent luster shows off original darker olive/navy/ purple/golden brown colors spread all over. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 25, NGC 35. The last to sell in a major auction brought $18,800.00 (6/13 Stacks-Bowers). Good luck! PCGS # 4251.

EST: $20,000-25,000.00.

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LOT - 46 46 - H10c 1803 Large 8 PCGS XF40 It’s difficult to find this date in any grade. This coin has nice even wear, and there is a tiny tick or two visible only through a strong glass. A color band of green/pale blue/gold frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 7, NGC 0. The last to sell at auction brought $6,463.00 (4/13). PCGS #4269. EST: $6,250.00.

LOT - 48 48 - H10c 1838 No Drapery Small Stars PCGS MS64 An important Half Dime. It’s hard to find any marks or lines on the above average surfaces, while a moderate luster shows off some irregular toning.

The color scheme is primarily purple/pale blue/ deep gold. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is very pleasing.

PCGS 5, NGC 9. The last to sell at auction brought $1,840.00 (9/10 Heritage). That’s how rare this date and grade are! PCGS # 4318. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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47 - H10c 1832 NGC MS66* Only a few light lines can be seen with a strong glass.

Otherwise, this fabulous coin looks super clean. A bold luster shows off neon royal blue/deep gold/pale magenta colors that are spread all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes.

The eye appeal is great!

49 - H10c 1860 PCGS PR67 CAC An amazing GEM just short of PR68 status! Only a hidden line or two can be seen with a strong glass and overall, the mirrors are crisp, clear, clean, and have full reflectivity. A gorgeous swath of blue/green/ champagne colors are spread all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is memorable!

PCGS 37, NGC 71. The last to sell at auction brought $4,113.00 (7/13 Heritage). PCGS # 4279. EST: $4,000.00.

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PCGS 3, NGC 7, CAC 4. The last to sell at auction brought $6,038.00 (1/11 Heritage) and this coin is fresh to the market. This piece will make any seasoned collector smile! PCGS # 4443.

EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

50 - H10C 1867 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC Over the years we’ve seen some pretty nasty 1867 H10C Proofs, but this one is truly superb. The mirrors are deep, crystal clear, super clean, and boldly reflective. Superb, original sparkly pale blue/gold toning evenly covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is terrific!

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PCGS 6, NGC 9, CAC 5. Only 625 were ever minted. There is no record of a PCGS/CAC piece ever selling at auction. For what this coin will bring, we think the buyer will get a tremendous value!

L PCGS # 84450. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 51 51 - 10c 1801 PCGS AU55 CAC The above average surfaces show only a few striations and raised metal in the right field. The surfaces appear clean, and a decent luster shows off semi-prooflike surfaces, while a beautiful light, original golden hue covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 2, NGC 1, CAC 1. The numbers show just how rare this date in all grades. As a PCGS/CAC piece, we know this coin has never been to auction, though a PCGS/NON CAC piece brought $17,250.00 (1/12 Heritage). This may very well be your only chance to buy a PCGS CAC AU example and we expect strong bidding on this seldom seen date and grade.

PCGS # 4471. EST: $22,500.00.

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LOT - 52 52 - 10c 1838 Large Stars NGC MS67 The quality here is amazing. Save for two tiny lines, this coin is perfect. The surfaces are satiny and smooth, while an intense luster shows off beautiful, totally original blue/soft gold/pale violet/pale tangerine/off white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are are frosted and have full, crisp strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 2, NGC 9. Although we know this coin has never been to CAC we make no promises that it will sticker. The last to sell in a major auction brought $11,163.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). This coin will fit perfectly in any great Dime or Type Set! PCGS # 4568. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

53 - 10c 1839 No Drapery PCGS MS66 CAC This is a terrific coin! The surfaces are absolutely immaculate and even with a strong glass you’ll find no imperfection of any kind. A strong luster shows off even lavender/pale champagne toning. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is wonderful!

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PCGS 10, NGC 17, CAC 4. The last to sell at auction brought $4,700.00 (1/13 Stacks-Bowers). We think its amazing that this coin has survived 175 years in such an incredible state of preservation. PCGS # 4571.

EST: $4,500.00.

54 - 10c 1839-O No Drapery PCGS MS64 CAC It looks like this tremendous coin has sat somewhere undisturbed for 175 years! We think if the toning were a little smoother, this could easily be an MS65! The surfaces are super clean, even through a powerful glass, and the luster, while moderate, can still be seen. Both sides are evenly blanketed with a lightly speckled, totally original dove gray/pewter toning. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is very pleasing.

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PCGS 4, NGC 10, CAC 5. The last of these to sell at auction brought $6,463.00 (10/12 Heritage). We don’t recall seeing any others offered since then! Good luck!

L PCGS # 4572. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

55 - 10c 1842-O PCGS MS63 A nice example of a true MS Seated Dime rarity! A few tiny marks can be found in the fields, but nothing is serious or detracting, and we would grade the reverse a full MS64. A light luster shows off the olive colors that frame the devices. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck. The eye appeal is very nice.

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PCGS 4, NGC 4. PCGS has graded only 5 higher. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $5,463.00 (1/09 Heritage). If you are building an MS Dime set, this is quite an opportunity! PCGS # 4582. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 56 56 - 10c 1857-O PCGS Secure MS66 CAC Ex Simpson One look and you’ll see why we originally placed this spectacular piece in the Simpson Collection. The coin was sold at auction in 2010 and was purchased by a long time customer of Legend Numismatics, so this dime hasn’t really been on the market.

The quality is very high end. You’ll find no imperfections, even through a strong glass, and the surfaces are smooth with a satiny texture. Both sides have a strong luster which shows off slight mottled, original blue/green/gold/pale violet colors.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 6, NGC 10, CAC 4. The last auction appearance of any PCGS MS66 was when this coin brought $7,475.00 (9/10 Heritage), but we feel it’s worth much more today. PCGS # 4615. EST: $7,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 57 57 - 10c 1876-CC PCGS Secure MS66 CAC Ex Simpson The surfaces on this high end piece are a shimmering, satiny texture. You’ll find no imperfections of any kind, and a strong luster shows off beautiful, totally original shades of blue/purple/golden brown all over the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 13, NGC 19, CAC 4. The last to sell in a major auction brought $5,288.00 (11/12 Stacks-Bowers). This coin has been away since Mr. Simpson sold it back in 2008 and you know only the very finest coins go into the Simpson Collection!

PCGS#4680. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

58 - 10c 1890-S PCGS MS65 CAC We just can’t figure out how this dime survived for 123 years in such pristine condition. Virtually perfect, lustrous surfaces have only one small, hidden tick, otherwise they’re flawless. A wonderful original mix of old time golden brown/blue/green/reddish gold swirls all over. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is beautiful!

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PCGS 10, NGC 16, CAC 6. The last to sell in a major auction was this coin which brought $2,233.00. PCGS # 4705. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

59 - 10c 1891 PCGS MS67 This is a dime collector’s fantasy piece! The surfaces are smooth and semi-satiny, while only a tiny tick or two can be seen with a strong glass. A surprisingly bold luster shows off a stunning band of deep royal blue/violet/tangerine/purple that frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have bold, stand out strikes. The eye appeal is delightful!

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PCGS 8, NGC 19. The last to sell at auction brought $3,525.00 (4/13 Heritage). PCGS # 4706. EST: $3,500.00.

LOT - 60 60 - 10c 1891 NGC MS68 This gorgeous coin is the nicest 1891 we’ve ever seen! The surfaces are immaculate and satiny smooth, while a strong luster shows off beautiful original gold/blue/green colors. You don’t have to tilt the coin to see them. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 0, NGC 1. The only auction record for this coin is from a 9/10 Heritage sale, where it sold for $6,900.00. That was well over 2 years ago, and demand has risen tremendously! This coin will be a star in any collection! PCGS # 4706. EST: $7,500.00+.

61 - 10c 1868 PCGS Secure PR65 CAC Deep, original lavender/purple colors are framed by electric gold at the rims. The mirrors are super clean and have lots of flash. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is very nice!

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PCGS 18, NGC 19, CAC 4. Only 600 were minted and no PCGS CAC piece has sold at auction. This date is much harder to find than you would think! PCGS # 4761. EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

62 - 10c 1871 PCGS PR64 Cameo CAC A near miss PR65 CAM! The mirrors are super deep, clean, clear, and have bold reflectivity. A mix of green/gold/pale purple/blue dances all over. MIss Liberty and the details are frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

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PCGS 7, NGC 5, CAC 3. No PCGS CAC piece has ever sold at auction. PCGS # 84764. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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63 - 10c 1871 PCGS PR66 CAC Such an undervalued date and grade! You really can’t beat this coin’s marvelous qualities.

The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have strong reflectivity, while both sides are evenly blanketed by an original mix of pale green/ olive/pale magenta/blue/pale gold. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is very pretty!

65 - 10c 1877 PCGS PR64 CAC The only imperfections to be found using a strong glass are a few stray lines in the left obverse field, but overall, the mirrors are clean, deep, clear, and highly reflective. A pretty, original mix of blue/purple/golden brown swirls all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 9, NGC 13, CAC 5. Only 960 were minted and the last to sell at auction brought $1,998.00 (8/13 Heritage). PCGS # 4764. EST: $1,800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 29, NGC 26, CAC 2. Only 510 pieces were minted. Hard to believe, but no PCGS/ CAC piece has ever sold at auction. This piece is a steal at less at $1,000.00! PCGS # 4774.

EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 64 64 - 10c 1872 PCGS PR64 CAC Very high end quality. Boldly reflective mirrors put on quite a show. They are crisp, clear, super clean, and have tons of flash. A gorgeous mix of original blue/gold/green/rose colors swirl all over.

Miss Liberty and the details are boldly frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is pretty!

PCGS 51, NGC 32, CAC 4. No PCGS CAC piece has sold in auction. PCGS # 4765. EST: $850.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 66 66 - 10c 1880 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC This coin is from the Benson Collection, which is famous for wildly colored coins.

Incredible, icy mirrors have tremendous clarity, cleanliness, and bold reflectivity. A mix of totally original neon royal blue/magenta/ purple frames the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details look almost three dimensional due to razor sharp strikes and thick, white frost. This Dime has few equals!

PCGS 5, NGC 17, CAC 3. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $4,113.00 (8/13 Heritage). We’re sure this piece will enjoy aggressive bidding! Good luck! PCGS # 84777.

EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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67 - 10c 1881 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC This incredible coin was part of Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20. Ultra deep, crystal clear, clean, and intensely reflective mirrors beam from all over, while a mind boggling mix of original iridescent royal blue/lime/gold/pale violet swirls all over.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted with sharp strikes. The eye appeal is amazing!

69 - 10c 1884 PCGS PR64 Stunning colors and deep mirrors highlight this piece. The mirrors are exceptionally deep, crystal clear, clean, and have bold reflectivity, while a heart pounding ring of original iridescent royal blue/violet/tangerine opens into lighter centers.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

PCGS 7, NGC 9, CAC 14. The last 1881 PR67 CAC to sell was a NON CAC which brought $4,112.50 (9/13 Heritage), and we expect this coin to not only top that, but to possibly bring a record price! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection.

PCGS # 84778. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 64, NGC 81. Only 875 were minted and the last to sell at auction brought only $705.00 (7/13 Heritage), but we expect strong bidding to push this coin higher! PCGS # 4781.

EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 68 68 - 10c 1883 PCGS PR66+ Cameo CAC Another piece from the Benson Collection, which is famous for its wildly colored coins. The flawless mirrors on this borderline PR67 are deep, crystal clear, and boldly reflective. A killer mix of royal blue/violet/deep gold swirls all over. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have remarkable strikes. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

PCGS 8, NGC 6, CAC 5. No other PCGS PR66+ CAM exists and this coin hasn’t been on the market since the Benson sale in 2005 (Goldberg).

Even PR68s don’t have wild colors like this coin does. This is really something special!

PCGS # 84780. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 70 70 - 10c 1884 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC The mirrors on this glittering GEM are deep, clear, clean, and have bold reflectivity. A wonderful mix of blue/auburn frames parts of the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal in fantastic!

PCGS 16, NGC 18, CAC 15. Only 875 were minted and the last to sell in a major auction brought $3,749.00 (7/11 Heritage). This coin is a Proof Seated Dime collector’s dream!

PCGS # 84781. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 71 71 - 10c 1885 PCGS PR66+ Cameo CAC Only a few minor lines keep this coin from a PR67+ designation. The icy mirrors are clean, clear, and have intense reflectivity, while an incredible mix of electric royal blue/violet/gold frames the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have thick, creamy white frost. The eye appeal is outstanding! This is the only PCGS PR66+ CAM graded and it has never been to auction. We expect intense bidding here! Good luck!

L PCGS # 84782. EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 72 72 - 10c 1892-O PCGS MS66+ CAC This is a Barber lover’s dream. Only a hidden line/tick from being an MS67. The surfaces are virtually flawless, with a strong luster for an O Mint showing off beautiful, moderate shades of green/gold/pale blue. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 6, NGC 7, CAC 4. PCGS has apparently graded three in MS66+, the last of which sold at auction for $4,994.00 (2/13 Heritage). PCGS # 4797.

EST: $4,500.00.

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LOT - 73 73 - 10c 1899-S PCGS Secure MS65 Flawless surfaces beam with a strong and unbroken luster on this super high end GEM. Both sides have a funky, original mix of moderate olive/blue/reddish gold/pale navy colors splashed around. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely.

The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 10, NGC 4. The last to sell at auction brought $2,233.99 (11/2012 Heritage).

PCGS # 4820. EST: $2,200.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 74 74 - 10c 1912 PCGS MS66 CAC Pristine surfaces show off pretty, natural, autumn colors all over. Miss Liberty and the details are incredibly struck. We think this coin has MS67 quality, but just not enough life to get there. The eye appeal is super!

PCGS 48, NGC 32, CAC 14. The last to sell at auction brought $1,410.00 (12/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 4860. EST: $1,300.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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75 - 10c 1912-S PCGS MS64 CAC We cannot find any imperfections on this high end coin. Satiny, clean, lustrous surfaces show off fresh gold/pale green/light violet colors.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck.

The eye appeal is nice! PCGS 60, NGC 34, CAC 7. There are no auction records for this coin.

PCGS # 4862. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

77 - 10c 1894 PCGS PR65 The ultra clean, sleek mirrors show no problems of any kind. A moderate mix of gold/olive/champagne colors splash across the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is pleasing!

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PCGS 69, NCG 55. Only 972 were minted and the last to sell at auction brought only $1,058.00 (7/13 Heritage). PCGS # 4878.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

76 - 10c 1892 PCGS PR66 CAC A phenomenal kaleidoscope of moderate, original rainbow colors. Rich blues/greens/ violets/golden brown colors swirl all over.

The mirrors are deep, clear, clean and intensely reflective. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike. The eye appeal is stunning!

78 - 10c 1894 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC This beautiful, above average coin has crisp, deep, crystal clear, boldy reflective mirrors that beam from all over. A wonderful, thin band of original pale navy/deep golden brown frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have a gorgeous, thick frost.

The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 31, NGC 47, CAC 12. You will not be disappointed in this GEM! PCGS # 4875.

EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 19, NGC 8, CAC 10. Only 972 were ever minted and the last of these to sell in a major auction brought $1,233.00 (6/13 Heritage). We think PR64-PR67 Barbers Dimes represent a very collectible series right now. Good luck!

PCGS # 84878. EST: $1,150.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 79 79 - 10c 1898 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC We’ve seen many PR66s not anywhere near as nice as this coin. Ultra deep, clean, crystal clear mirrors have stunning reflectivity. There’s only one small line that we can see across the face, and we believe it’s a die line. Miss Liberty and the details are remarkably struck and have thick, iridescent white frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

LOT - 81 81 - 10c 1904 PCGS Secure PR64 CAC Just a few hidden, wispy lines from PR65. Super deep, clear, clean, incredibly flashy mirrors put on a show. A gorgeous crescent of royal blue melts into light gold centers. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is crazy! Only 670 were minted. PCGS 90, NGC 60, CAC 10. PCGS # 4888. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 15, NGC 12, CAC 8. Only 735 were minted and the last to sell at auction brought $1,581.00 (6/11 Stacks-Bowers). Don’t be fooled by the POP Reports, these are not that easy to find! PCGS # 84882.

EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 80 80 - 10c 1900 PCGS PR64 CAC Almost cameoed. Super deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors dominate both sides, and a hint of greenish gold can be seen by parts of the rims. This coin is too nice to pass up! PCGS 48, NGC 56, CAC 8. PCGS # 4884. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 82 82 - 10c 1910 PCGS Secure PR66 Cameo CAC This coin has everything going for it! Intense mirrors are super clean, clear, and have bold flash, while a slight hint of original gold is visible all over. Miss Liberty is needle sharp in strike and has thick frost. The eye appeal is heart pounding!

PCGS 8, NGC 5, CAC 4. Only 551 were minted.The last to sell at auction was a PCGS NON CAC which brought $2,646.00 (12/11 Heritage). This is a much rarer date then most people realize! PCGS #84894. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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83 - 10c 1910 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC The only microscopic imperfection on this high end coin is a small die line on the edge of the cheek, which you can only find through a glass.

The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and highly reflective, while a thin band of reddish gold/blue/lime frames the outer rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is sensational!

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PCGS 3, NGC 6, CAC 4. Only 551 were ever minted and no PCGS CAC piece has ever sold at auction. The last regular PR67 CAM sold for $4,888.00 (5/08 Heritage). PCGS # 84781. EST: $4,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

84 - 10c 1920 PCGS MS67 FB CAC A superb GEM in every respect! Perfect, smooth, semi-satiny surfaces glow with a strong luster, while moderate to light colors of golden brown/reddish gold/pale green/champagne swirl vividly all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful. Even the pickiest Merc Dime buyer will be pleased!

LOT - 84

PCGS 15, NGC 13, CAC 6. These are not as common or easy to find as you might think. The last to sell at auction brought $4,700.00 (1/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 4929. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

85 - 10c 1939 PCGS PR68 A crisp, original coin with perfect, strongly reflective mirrors. A light hint of original tissue paper toning is spread around as well. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike. This piece is simply beautiful!

LOT - 85

PCGS 46, NGC 75. The last to sell at auction brought $2,115.00 (6/13 Heritage). PCGS # 5074. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

86 - 10c 1941 NGC PR68* Both sides have deep, clear, clean, boldly reflective mirrors. The obverse is loaded with electric colors, and a killer ring of fiery reddish gold frames the obverse peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. if you love wild color, then you will love this GEM!

LOT - 86

PCGS 19, NGC 54, CAC 10. The last NGC PR68 CAC sold at auction for only $2,760.00 (8/09 Stacks-Bowers). We feel this coin and its wild colors will enjoy strong bidding. Good luck! PCGS # 5076.

EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

87 - 10c 1942 PCGS PR68 This is an absolutely stunning, problem free GEM by anyone’s standards! All of the surfaces are deeply mirrored and have bold reflectivity, with no toning. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is fantastic!

LOT - 87

PCGS 48, NGC 130. The last to sell at auction brought $2,115.00 (7/13 Heritage). We think this flashy coin will see some strong bids!

PCGS # 5077. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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88 - 25c 1822 PCGS Secure PR65 CAC Ex Pittman Legend-Morphy is proud to have been consigned not one, but two incredibly rare GEM Bust Quarter Proofs. There is no question this coin is a superb GEM proof!

The deep, clear mirrors have strong reflectivity, and with a strong glass you can see numerous Mint created die polishing lines. Both sides are evenly colored an original dusky pale purple/tangerine. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck save for one or two stars. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 1. It is estimated that only ten pieces were ever struck and we do not believe the population is correct for PCGS. To date, none have ever sold at auction.

We think any of these early Bust Quarter Proofs in GEM should bring at least $250,000.00. Opportunity knocks loudly! PCGS # 5369.

EST: $150,000.00-165,000.00.

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LOT - 89 89 - 25c 1824/2 NGC XF40 This pleasing, problem free piece is average for the date. The surfaces are smooth, showing no hits or problems, while generous luster peeks through the pale champagne/gold colors that blanket both sides. Miss Liberty and the details have light, even wear, no discolorations, and are well struck. The eye appeal could not be any nicer!

PCGS 12, NGC 3. The last to sell at auction brought $4,715.00 (3/10 Stacks-Bowers). You just can’t find these with any frequency. PCGS # 5335. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are just that: estimates. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so collectors can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales.

These published estimates represent what Legend-Morphy determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality.

There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale.

We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us.

We are here to help you!

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90 - 25c 1827/3 Restrike PCGS Secure PR66 CAC Legend-Morphy is proud to have been consigned not one, but two incredibly rare GEM Bust Quarter Proofs.

Restrikes were minted primarily because Mint officials would restruck specimens of these dates for private sales to favored collectors. The effects of extensive rust on both obverse and reverse dies can be seen on the coin offered here, indicating this piece is a restrike example, probably produced circa 1876, during Mint Director Henry Linderman’s second tour at the Mint. Linderman was known for the large number of numismatic delicacies created during his tenure.

The deeply mirrored fields are enhanced by lovely iridescent shades of blue, rose, gold, and gray toning.

The usual effects of die rust can be observed on both sides, and heavy die striations can be seen in the pristine fields. Miss Liberty and the details are outrageously struck and stand out with gentle frost. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

NGC has certified only one specimen at the Premium Gem Proof level, with none finer; while PCGS has graded two examples in PR66, with none finer (6/09). No PCGS CAC piece has ever sold at auction. Like the 1822 listed before this, we think a coin like this should easily be valued at $250,000.00. PCGS # 5374.

EST: $175,000.00-225,000.00.

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91 - 25c 1858 PCGS MS65+ CAC This a true GEM in every sense. The surfaces have only a tiny, scattered tick or two which you need a strong glass to see. A strong luster shows off an original mellow pearl/gentle lilac coloration. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic!

93 - 25c 1876 PCGS MS66 CAC This high end coin is problem free but PCGS showed it no mercy! The surfaces are clean and satiny smooth, while a mellow mix of golden brown/pale green/blue swirls all over and is enlivened by a strong luster.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is nice!

PCGS 34, NGC 28, CAC 13. This is the only PCGS MS65+ graded. It has never sold at auction and is fresh to the market. The last PCGS MS65 CAC sold for $3,055.00 (8/12 Heritage). Why these are not $4,000.00-$5,000.00 coins is anyone’s guess! The consignor hopes that this underappreciated coin finds a good home! PCGS # 5445.

EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 20, NGC 21, CAC 12. The last to sell brought $2,291.00 (12/13 Heritage). This is a superior piece!

PCGS # 5501. EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 92 92 - 25c 1867-S PCGS VF30 CAC A nice, evenly worn coin free of any discolorations or problems. The color is an original pale purple/silver. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly and evenly worn. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin has never appeared in auction. The Collectors Universe estimated value is $2,500.00. Good luck! PCGS # 5471. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 94 94 - 25c 1859 PCGS PR65+ Cameo CAC Formerly of the #1 PCGS Registry Set and after one look you’ll know why! Electrifying deep, crystal clear, clean, boldly reflective mirrors beam from all over, while a stunning band of iridescent gold/blue/violet frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

PCGS 4, NGC 4, CAC 4. This is the only PR65+ graded by PCGS, and no PCGS CAC PR65 Cameos have ever sold at auction. The current Collectors Universe price puts this coin at $8,750.00. We expect strong bidding on this spectacular GEM! Good luck! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85555. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES Legend-Morphy Rare Coin Auctions is proud to have been afforded the opportunity to sell the duplicates from the Bob R. Simpson Proof Seated Quarter Collection. Back in 2011 Mr. Simpson purchased intact the number one PCGS Registry Set, The Greenwich Collection, and it should be noted that the owner of the Greenwich Collection spent many years upgrading his set. Mr. Simpson is following in his footsteps, as the quality of the coins offered here is simply unsurpassable. The majority of the coins offered here have been replaced by coins from the incredible Eric Newman Collection.

LOT - 95 95 - 25c 1863 PCGS PR66+ CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, which is not noted on the holder. There is no doubt as to why this finest graded PCGS piece was in the #1 Proof Quarter Collection.

Icy, deep, crystal clear, clean, and highly reflective mirrors beam from all over. Only a well hidden planchet mark keeps this coin from a full PR67 designation. Both sides are evenly covered by a gorgeous, original mix of royal blue/magenta/pale gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. Only 460 pieces were ever minted and the last regular PR66 (POP 9) to sell at auction brought $8,165.00 (1/11 Stacks-Bowers). Mr. Simpson just replaced this coin with the Newman NGC PR67, which is only a slight upgrade. Regardless, this is an incredibly rare Civil War coin in any grade, let alone in such superb condition as this! We expect strong bidding. Good luck! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 5559. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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96 - 25c 1866 Motto PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/ Greenwich Collection, which is not noted on the holder. A duplicate like this could easily qualify to be in a #1 set, but it’s hard to see why this coin isn’t at least a PR66+!

Incredibly deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors nearly blind you and the only lines you’ll see are on the holder, not the coin.

A heart pounding mix of original violet/burgundy/navy/purple blends together and frames the peripheries.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have crisp full strikes.

The eye appeal is dazzling!

PCGS 2, NGC 5, CAC 2. Only 725 were ever minted. A PCGS PR66CAM NON CAC sold for $5,463.00 (2010 Heritage), but that was awhile back! Good luck! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85565.

EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 97 97 - 25c 1866 Motto PCGS Secure PR67 Cameo Ex Bruce Scher This coin is still listed as the coin in the Greenwich Collection on the PCGS Registry.

One look and it’s clear to see why both Scher and Greenwich felt this coin was worthy of being in a #1 caliber collection. The nearly ultra deep mirrors have great depth, clarity, booming reflectivity, and are clean overall save for an area where a tiny spot was removed. A killer band of royal blue/violet/pale tangerine frames the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted white and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is sensational!

PCGS 1, NGC 2. Only 625 pieces were ever minted and this coin is the finest graded at PCGS. If you love wildly colored, highest graded, or interesting Seated Quarters Proofs, then this coin is a must see! Good luck! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85565. EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

98 - 25c 1867 PCGS PR66 CAC This is another unmarked duplicate from the Simpson/ Greenwich Collection, and finding another top notch 1867 25C like this will be next to impossible! Stunning, deep, crystal clear, clean, boldly reflective mirrors beam from all over, and beautiful shades of original blue/green/pale magenta swirl over the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous!

LOT - 98

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PCGS 3, NGC 9, CAC 4. Only 725 were ever minted. PCGS has graded a lone PR67, which was not CAC stickered and the last auction record for any 1867 PR66 is from 2004! We can’t stress enough how rare and tremendously undervalued this coin is. We expect major set builders to bid aggressively, so be prepared for strong bidding, maybe even a record price! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 5566.

EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 99 99 - 25c 1867 PCGS PR66+ Cameo CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, which is not noted on the holder. This coin is still listed as the coin in the Greenwich Collection on the PCGS Registry.

What a stunning Cameo GEM! The surfaces have super deep, crystal clear, clean, intensely reflective mirrors that show no imperfections and have a silvery black, liquid mercury look. The only tick is on the holder and both sides are free of any toning. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and exhibit thick white frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. Only 725 were ever minted and this is the finest graded 1867 25C PR CAMEO. This was one of the last coins added to the Greenwich Collection at a cost of $13,225.00 (8/11 Heritage). Opportunity knocks loud here, and unless Simpson sells his set or somehow finds a better piece, this coin will be the finest available. THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85566. EST: $12,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 100

100 - 25c 1870 PCGS PR64+ DCameo CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, which is not noted on the holder. This coin is still listed as the coin in the Greenwich Collection on the PCGS Registry.

This coin is just a few wispy lines from full PR65 DCAM. The mirrors are ultra deep and clean to the naked eye, with tremendous clarity and reflectivity. A ring of original, iridescent navy/violet/gold frames the peripheries on the obverse. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is breathtaking!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. 1000 were minted and we have no record of this coin ever selling in auction. We expect strong bidding on this magnificent rarity from a #1 Registry Set! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 95569.

EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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101 - 25c 1871 PCGS PR66+ CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, which is not noted on the holder. This coin has remarkably clean, crystal clear, boldly reflective mirrors, and a wonderful mix of rose/navy/lime that swirls together vividly on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is very pretty!

LOT - 101

PCGS 5, NGC 8, CAC 3. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell at auction brought a generous $8,050.00 (1/11 Stacks-Bowers).

You rarely ever see this date in GEM. THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 5570. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 102 102 - 25c 1873 No Arrows PCGS Secure PR67 Cameo CAC This coin is the picture of sheer perfection! Glassy mirrors are strong, super clean, highly reflective, and have moderate clarity due to the toning. An interesting sheen of lavender/pale navy/champagne/gold evenly covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 2, NGC 2, CAC 2. Only 600 were ever minted and none have ever been sold at auction, although an NGC piece did sell for $8,225.00 (8/13 Heritage). This piece has been off the market as a part of #1 Seated Quarter Proof Set for many years. This will make a great addition to any GEM Quarter Proof Set. THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85572.

EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 103 103 - 25c 1874 Arrows PCGS PR66 Cameo This was the original PR66 piece in the #1 PCGS Registry Set, the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, which isn’t noted on the holder. The mirrors are deep, clean, and offer extraordinary reflectivity, with some light golden brown scattered over the surfaces.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and thickly frosted a creamy white. The eye appeal is very pleasing!

PCGS 7, NGC 7, CAC 2. Only 700 were ever minted and the last PCGS CAC piece to sell in a major auction brought $14,100.00 (4/13 Heritage). You will not be disappointed with this coin! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85575.

EST: $12,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 105 105 - 25c 1882 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, which is not noted on the holder.

Mr. Simpson actually had this coin prior to him buying the Greenwich Collection.

The glassy mirrors are borderline ultra deep, with fantastic clarity, cleanliness, and knockout reflectivity. A killer band of gold/blue/pale violet frames the obverse rims, while the reverse is evenly toned a gorgeous blue/purple. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full, crisp strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 9, NGC 7, CAC 13. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell at auction brought only $2,536.00 (4/12 Heritage). We expect strong bidding on this piece! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85583. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 106

104 - 25c 1876 PCGS PR66 DCameo A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, which is not noted on the holder. This coin is still listed as the coin in the Greenwich Collection on the PCGS Registry.

The mirrors are incredibly deep and have mind blowing clarity, cleanliness, and reflectivity. A thin band of gold/ violet colors frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details stand out with terrific strikes and thick, snow white frost.

106 - 25c 1883 PCGS PR67 CAC Until the incredible Newman PR69 came onto the scene, this was the coin in the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set. Icy mirrors are the epitome of perfection. They’re clean, clear, and have bold reflectivity, while moderate shades of blue/deep champagne/lavender/ purple swirl over both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 2, NGC 1. One of these last sold for $5,463.00 (4/09 Heritage), but in today’s coin market, we think this could achieve a record price! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 95577. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 8, NGC 16, NGC 3. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in a major auction brought $7,763.00 (1/11 StacksBowers). If you’re building a true superb GEM set where quality really matters, you need to check out this coin! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 5584.

EST: $4,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 107 107 - 25c 1884 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, which is not noted on the holder. Until the PR69 Newman coin came along, this had been the final 1884 in the collection.

Virtually an Ultra Cameo black and white piece! Deep, watery mirrors are clean, super clear, and have intense reflectivity with intense flash. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted a snowy white and have full strikes. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

PCGS 7, NGC 8, CAC 4. Only 875 pieces were minted and no PCGS CAC PR67 CAM has ever sold at auction. We sincerely believe this coin will experience heavy bidding and possibly even set a record price! Good luck! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85585. EST: $5,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 108 108 - 25c 1885 PCGS PR67+ CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, which is not noted on the holder.

Electric mirrors are deep, crystal clear, super clean, and have bold reflectivity. Moderate shades of original blue/green/ purple/pale violet colors swirl all over this problem free coin.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have sharp, stand out strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 2, NGC 13, CAC 1. Only 930 were ever minted. This is the only PCGS PR67+ graded to date and the last of these to appear in a major auction sold for $6,038.00 (8/04 Heritage). You won’t see many more examples in this lofty grade. THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 5586. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 109 109 - 25c 1887 PCGS PR66 Cameo A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set, and yet another great coin that was replaced by an incredible Newman coin. This coin is still listed as the coin in the Greenwich Collection on the PCGS Registry.

Borderline ultra deep, crystal clear, problem free mirrors have powerful reflectivity, while a mellow but vivid mix of purple/golden brown/champagne colors frame the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and sharply struck. The eye appeal is sensational!

PCGS 3, NGC 6. Only 710 were ever minted and the last of these to sell brought $3,220.00 (1/06 Heritage). These are incredibly rare! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85588. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 110 110 - 25c 1888 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC A duplicate from the Simpson/Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set. We know for fact this coin came out of a PR67 holder and we were shocked when PCGS didn’t + this high end coin. Super deep, clean, crystal clear, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over, while the obverse has a stunning partial crescent of neon original gold/purple/pale navy and the reverse is totally faded purple/blue/champagne colors from laying on felt. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is stunning!

PCGS 5, NGC 11. Only 832 were minted and the last of these to appear at auction sold for $3,220.00 (4/06 Heritage).

We expect really strong bidding on this classic rarity! THE SIMPSON SEATED QUARTER DUPLICATES. PCGS # 85589.

EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 111 111 - 25c 1877 PCGS PR66 Cameo This is a very rare coin to find in Cameo. Deep, liquid mirrors are clean and offer killer reflectivity. There are traces of lavender toning mostly on the reverse and some gold on the obverse. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full, crisp strikes. The eye appeal is nice.

PCGS 3, NGC 7. Only 510 were ever minted. The last one to sell brought $3,220.00 (3/12 Heritage). Good luck!

PCGS # 85578. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 112 112 - 25c 1879 PCGS PR65 Cameo Ultra deep, incredibly watery mirrors beam from all over, and while there is a slight touch of milkiness, the overall clarity is good. There are no imperfections to be found and although it looks as if the coin has had a light dip, it still might grade higher. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full, stand out strikes. The eye appeal is really strong!

PCGS 6, NGC 8. The last to sell at auction brought $2,128.00 (9/07 Goldberg). Tremendous proof as to this coin’s rarity! Good luck! PCGS # 85580. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 113 113 - 25c 1885 PCGS Secure PR65 Cameo This fireball has deep, glittering, clear, clean, intensely reflective mirrors that leave you with a bold impression. A killer band of neon royal blue blends into fiery burnt orange centers. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 12, NGC 16. The last to sell at auction brought only $1,763.00 (10/12 Heritage), but this should bring much more. Good luck! PCGS # 85586. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 114 114 - 25c 1885 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC This coin has never been stripped or dipped. Incredible, sleek, mirrored surfaces have terrific clarity and no problems of any kind. A mellow band of royal blue/ purple/pale violet frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details stand out with thick, creamy white frost. The eye appeal is outrageous!

Only 930 were ever minted and the last to sell in a major auction brought $7,630.00 (8/13 Heritage). We expect strong bidding on this beauty! PCGS # 85586.

EST: $6,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 115 115 - 25c 1886 PCGS PR66+ Cameo CAC What a fabulous GEM! Tremendous mirrors are crystal clear, clean, and have bold reflectivity. A killer, iridescent semi crescent of royal blue/golden brown/pale magenta swirls over both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp and have thick, creamy white frost. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 6, NGC 15, CAC 6. Only 886 were ever minted and this is apparently the second PR66+ CAM graded by PCGS, though none have sold at auction. We expect strong bidding here.

PCGS # 85587. EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 116 116 - 25c 1891 PCGS PR66 CAC We know this high end coin has been submitted multiple times seeking a PR66+ or better. It certainly has intense color and flash! Ultra deep mirrors are crystal clear, wildly reflective, and have no perfections of any kind, while the surfaces are adorned by an original royal blue/purple/violet color scheme that we would grade at least a 68+! Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck with strong frost.

The eye appeal is insane!

PCGS 17, NGC 22, CAC 12. Only 600 were ever minted and the last to sell at auction brought only $2,938.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). We expect strong bidding and possibly even a record price. PCGS # 5592. EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 117 117 - 25c 1907-O PCGS MS66 CAC It’s possible this was lightly dipped long ago. There is single, minute toning dot in the field, but otherwise this coin is incredibly clean and smooth. Both sides are a creamy white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is pretty!

PCGS 8, NGC 6, CAC 5. There are no auction records for any PCGS MS66 CAC. PCGS # 5647.

EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 118 118 - 25c 1910-D PCGS MS65 OGH. Superb in every respect! The surfaces are amazingly clean and satiny smooth, while a strong luster shows off original creamy white/pale gold colors.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have strong frost. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 16, NGC 16. The last to sell at auction brought only $1,495.00 (1/09 Heritage). It’s incredible how overlooked coins like this are! Good luck! PCGS #5658.

EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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119 - 25c 1916-D Barber PCGS MS65 CAC This piece should really have a PL designation. Full booming mirrors adorn both sides and are amazingly clean and sleek. Miss Liberty and the details have a light frost break or two, but are otherwise clean, smothered with frost, and have extra sharp strikes. You’ll think this is a proof when you first see this coin!

121 - 25c 1892 PCGS PR66 DCameo A stunning black and white camoed GEM! Ultra deep, clear, super clean, and highly reflective mirrors look like a freshly formed sheet of ice, while a stunning ring of original gold frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and stand out boldly. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 326, NGC 177, CAC 73. This piece is worth a lot more than a regular toned MS! PCGS # 5674.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 7, NGC 1. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,525.00 (1/13 Heritage). You’re not going to see many more of these offered in any date!

PCGS # 95678. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 120 120 - 25c 1892 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC Superb in every respect! The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and offer bold reflectivity, while a slightly mottled, gentle mix of pale olive/gold/blue swirls on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and have thick, colored frost. The eye appeal is pretty!

PCGS 10, NGC 20, CAC 6. The last to sell in a major auction brought a low price of only $2,732.00 (3/13 StacksBowers). We think coins like this have huge potential and are way too cheap in today’s market. PCGS # 85678.

EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 122 122 - 25c 1896 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC This coin is superb in every respect! Super deep, glittering mirrors mirrors are crystal clear, problem free, and have intense reflectivity. A mellow mix of pale green/gold frames the peripheries on the obverse, while the reverse is fully black and white. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

PCGS 5, NGC 23, CAC 6. Only 762 were minted. It’s hard to believe, but there are no records of any PCGS PR67 CAC selling at auction, let alone a PCGS PR67CAM CAC. We cannot stress how rare and undervalued this date and grade is! The new owner not only will be getting a special coin, they’ll be getting a genuine rarity! PCGS # 85682.

EST: $6,000.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 123 123 - 25c 1896 PCGS PR67 DCameo CAC Yet another unbelievable coin from Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20. This ultra clean, clear, intensely reflective coin is completely black and white on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have thick, iridescent frost. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 8, NGC 11, CAC 2. Only 762 were ever minted and this coin last sold for $6,038.00 (1/11 Heritage), but we can see that price being shattered today. Good luck! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. PCGS # 95862. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 125 125 - 25c 1916 Standing Liberty PCGS MS63 FH You know you’re getting excellent quality when the picky collector who consigned this high end piece replaced it with a PCGS MS65FH CAC! The surfaces are exceptionally clean and smooth, with no problems to distract or disappoint you. A strong luster shows off original silver/white colors that mix with golden brown by the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are surprisingly well struck. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 92, NGC 31. The last to sell in a major auction brought $19,975.00 (11/12 Heritage). We think it will see strong bidding, so be prepared. If you’ve been seeking a nice 1916 25C FH, consider this coin. PCGS # 5705.

EST: $16,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 126

124 - 25c 1902 NGC PR68 What a wild coin! The mirrors are exceedingly deep, clean, crystal clear, and have bold reflectivity. A crazy mix of original deep royal blue/gold/reddish gold frames the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

126 - 25c 1917-S Type 1 PCGS MS65 FH CAC A natural, problem free beauty! A strong luster shows off a silvery color that mixes with a totally original russet/ golden brown scattered around the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 0, NGC 4. Only 777 were ever minted. The last to sell in a major auction brought $10,575.00 (8/13 Heritage).

This will be a great addition to any colored GEM Set! PCGS # 5688. EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 142, NGC 90, CAC 19. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,818.00 and was an NGC/CAC coin (9/12 Heritage). This is a very pleasing GEM! L PCGS # 5711. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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127 - 25c 1918 PCGS MS65 FH CAC You really can’t beat the total originality of this GEM. The surfaces are exceedingly clean and smooth, while a moderate luster shows off light shades of golden brown/ deeper pewter color. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have really sharp strikes. Her shield is sharp and stands out nicely! The eye appeal is lovely!

129 - 25c 1928-S PCGS MS66+ FH Absolutely flawless surfaces are smooth and radiate with an intense full, booming luster. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. Only two rivets show minor softness. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 76, NGC 47, CAC 4. The last to sell in auction brought $1,840.00 (11/11 Heritage). You’d think there would have been more sold.

L PCGS # 5721. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 128 128 - 25c 1918 PCGS MS66+ FH CAC It’s hard to imagine how much nicer an MS67FH could be, since this high end coin from Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20 is truly spectacular. The surfaces are satiny, smooth, and problem free. A full, booming luster shows off blazing frosty white surfaces, but most importantly Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. All the shield rivets and lines are clearly visible. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 34, NGC 21, CAC 15. This is the only MS66+FH graded

by PCGS and it has never sold in auction. If you are seeking a seriously high end SLQ, this coin is for you! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. PCGS # 5721. EST: $5,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 104, NGC 130. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,410.00 (3/13 Heritage). No matter how picky you are, this coin will not disappoint! PCGS # 5771.

EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 130 130 - 25c 1929 PCGS MS66 FH CAC A lovely piece! The surfaces are clean and smooth, while both sides beam with an intense luster. A mellow hint of original gold can be seen over the creamy white color. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. This will make a great type coin!

PCGS 97, NGC 58, CAC 27. The last to sell at auction brought $1,469.00 (5/13 Heritage). PCGS # 5773.

EST: $1,350.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 131 131 - 25c 1930 PCGS MS66+ FH CAC We love the luster and color of this GEM. The surfaces are super clean and have a bold luster, while a ring of original gold/reddish gold open into frosty white centers. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck, aside from two rivets in the shield. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 285, NGC 177, CAC 61. PCGS has graded ten in MS66+ FH. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,410.00 (7/13 Heritage). Good luck!

PCGS # 5779. EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 132 132 - 25c 1932-D PCGS MS64 Crisp, clean, smooth surfaces have a satiny texture, while a very strong luster shows off original white/pale gold colors. All the details are exceptionally struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is fantastic! PCGS 556, NGC 234. PCGS 3 5791. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 133 133 - 25c 1938 PCGS PR67+ CAC To call this coin perfect is not a stretch. The mirrors are deep, clean, and boldly reflective, with a light layer of original tissue paper toning evenly spread over the surfaces. Washington and all details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The appeal is great!

PCGS 77, NGC 98, CAC 14. This is the only PR67+ graded by PCGS or NGC, and there are only 3 PR68s, of which a non CAC sold for $7,050.00 (6/13). We believe our estimate is quite reasonable, and we expect a lot of bidding on this rare Washington Proof!

PCGS # 5977. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 134 134 - 50c 1795 2 Leaves PCGS XF40 How in the world do these coins survive for 219 years in such GEM circulated condition?

Splendid surfaces are smooth, extra clean, and completely problem free. The wear is light and even, with no discolorations on the high points.The surfaces are an even deeper original pewter/gray color. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck.

The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 49, NGC 43. The last to sell in a major auction brought $10,575.00 (7/13 Heritage). PCGS # 6052.

EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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135 - 50c 1806 Pointed 6, Stems PCGS XF40 CAC This coin even has a fair amount of original luster beaming from around the devices. The surfaces are smooth and clean with no hidden old lines or cuts. Both sides are a deep silver/pewter/pale rose color. Miss Liberty and the details are evenly worn. The eye appeal is super nice!

LOT - 135

PCGS 104, NGC 26, CAC 21. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $2,820.00 (9/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 6071. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

136 - 50c 1807 Draped Bust PCGS XF45 CAC The surfaces on this superb GEM XF are mark fee, unaltered, and smooth, with light, even wear. A pretty, original pewter/gray evenly covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is superb!

LOT - 136

PCGS 85, NGC 112, CAC 14. The last CAC piece to sell at auction was an NGC which sold for $2,187.50 (5/12 Heritage). This coin should see strong bidding!

PCGS # 6079. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 137 137 - 50c 1819 NGC MS65 This coin failed to sticker at CAC and we are unsure why, especially since we have never seen a fresher or more original 1819 50C. The surfaces are smooth and have no marks or problems of any kind, while a decent luster for an 1819 shows off original colors of deep pewter/gray on the obverse and blue/pewter/gold on the reverse. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have delicate frost. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 3, NGC 8. The last NGC coin to sell at auction brought $8,625.00 (6/12 Stacks-Bowers), while the last PCGS coin to sell brought $9,200.00 in 2004. Can we make a more powerful statement as to how rare this date is in GEM? We suggest you or your representative carefully inspect at this coin.

L PCGS 6117. EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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138 - 50c 1826 PCGS PR64 There is no question whatsoever that this coin is a genuine proof. The mirrors are surprisingly deep, with bold clarity and reflectivity. Overall, the coin is exceedingly clean. There are some small lines, which we’re unsure if they’re Mint made or small scratches, but they do not stand out. Both sides have a wonderful mix of original blue/green/pale lime/ gold colors that are evenly spread throughout. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have bold frost. The eye appeal is sensational!

PCGS 1, NGC 0. This coin last sold for $58,750.00 (1/13 Heritage) but the Newman sale changed the entire market for GEM Bust coins like this. If you’re looking for a terrific put away coin, or just know how exceedingly rare a coin like this is, then we are pleased to offer it at what we feel is a very fair reserve.

PCGS # 6203. EST: $65,000.00.

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139 - 50c 1827 Square Base 2 PCGS MS64 This coin is the epitome of an original MS Bust Half.

The surfaces are extra clean and smooth, while a strong luster shows off pleasing champagne/pale purple/blue colors spread evenly over both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have strong strikes. The eye appeal is pleasing!

LOT - 139

PCGS 83, NGC 17. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,537.00 (4/13 Heritage). PCGS # 6144.

EST: $3,250.00.

140 - 50c 1829 PCGS MS63 This is the incredibly high end coin that sold for $7,050.00 (2/13 Stacks-Bowers), but it obviously never made a higher holder. We think MS63 is a little low, but the consignor informed us that PCGS graded it that way twice! Outrageous surfaces have a full booming luster that shows off a kaleidoscope of blue/gold/green/ violet/rose colors that swirl all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous!

LOT - 140

PCGS 77, NGC 35. An average MS63 sold for $2,530.00 (8/13 Heritage), but this coin is worth more than an average MS63! PCGS # 6154. EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

141 - 50c 1853-O Arrows & Rays PCGS MS63 CAC We love everything about this high end piece. The intensely lustrous, slightly semi-prooflike surfaces look clean to the naked eye, and you can only find a few scattered lines and ticks with a strong glass, and no serious problems. A light mix of navy/pewter mixes with silver. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

LOT - 141

PCGS 8, NGC 9, CAC 3. The last to sell in major auction brought $6,900.00 (4/12 Heritage). We can’t stress enough how rare this date is in choice MS and higher. We know this coin will make a terrific addition to any choice/GEM Set. Good luck! PCGS # 6276.

EST: $6,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 142 142 - 50c 1857 PCGS MS66 You never see this date in MS65 or higher! The surfaces on this awesome coin are satiny smooth and show just a tiny scattered tick or two, but appear clean overall. A strong, unbroken luster highlights the original shades of olive/pea green/ gold. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have remarkably crisp, full strikes. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

PCGS 2, NGC 3. The other coin sold for $10,575.00 (1/13 Heritage), but this coin is completely fresh to the market, consigned to us by a collector. Good luck! PCGS # 6290. EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

143 - 50c 1861-O PCGS AU53 OGH. This high end coin was possibly dipped ages ago.

An amazing full booming luster shows off exceptionally clean and smooth surfaces with no toning. You can only see some light lines and ticks through a strong glass. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have remarkably sharp strikes. The eye appeal is outstanding!

LOT - 143

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PCGS 14, NGC 19. The last of these to sell at auction brought $1,990.00 (12/12 Heritage). We can see this popular Civil War date getting lots of action.

L PCGS # 6303. EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 144 144 - 50c 1887 NGC MS67 At first glance you’d think this is a GEM Proof, but upon further examination you can clearly see frost in the fields and several more MS traits. The quality is unbeatable.

The surfaces are semi satiny and fully prooflike, while a superb mix of original neon royal blue/violet/gold shades swirl vividly on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full, crisp strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful and extremely flashy!

PCGS 5, NGC 4. Only 5000 were ever minted. The last to sell in a major auction brought $8,625.00 (4/09 Heritage). We think these rare pieces should be at least $25,000.00 coins. PCGS # 6369. EST: $9,000.00-10,000.00.

OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are just that: estimates. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so collectors can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales.

These published estimates represent what Legend-Morphy determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality.

There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale.

We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us.

We are here to help you!

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LOT - 145 145 - 50c 1860 PCGS PR65 Cameo This coin is a testament to how well proofs were made at the outset of the Civil War! The icy mirrors are ultra deep, clean, clear, stunningly reflective, and have an awesome liquid look. Only a hidden stray line or two could be found using a strong glass. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have thick, silvery white frost. The eye appeal is stunning!

PCGS 4, NGC 4. Only 1000 were minted, but many were melted due to poor sales at the Mint. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $8,355.00 (8/13 Heritage) and prior to that a coin brought $10,350.00 (9/10 Heritage). PCGS # 86414.

EST: $8,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

146 - 50c 1866 Motto NGC PR66 Cameo Superb! Glittering, deep, clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors dominate both sides and look like a pane of glass.

A stunning mix of original royal blue/pale violet/gold frames the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are boldly struck and display thick, creamy white frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

LOT - 146

PCGS 3, NGC 2. Only 725 were ever minted and the last to sell at auction brought $5,825.00 (4/12 Heritage). That seems low, especially since PCGS pieces are bringing closer to $10,000.00. Opportunity knocks! PCGS # 86424.

EST: $5,500.00+.

147 - 50c 1885 PCGS PR65 Cameo This coin has strong, clear, clean, deep mirrors that exhibit bold reflectivity. You can only find a few lines through a strong glass. A neat mix of gold/pale blue frames parts of the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are boldly frosted and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is very pleasing!

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PCGS 12, NGC 9. Only 930 were minted and the last to sell brought a reasonable $3,407.00 (7/13 Heritage). These represent a terrific value today. PCGS # 86424.

EST: $3,500.00+.

148 - 50c 1896-S PCGS MS64 CAC Although this coin was most likely dipped it came out fantastic! Semi-prooflike surfaces are clean overall and reveal nothing more than a few light ticks scattered about. A full booming luster shows off gorgeous frosty white surfaces, with a hint of faint gold on the reverse.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have good frost.The eye appeal is bold!

LOT - 148

PCGS 23, NGC 16, CAC 4. We can’t find a record of any CAC coins ever selling in auction, but the last 96-S PCGS piece to sell brought $4,700.00 (8/13 Heritage).

This is a great prize for any Barber Collector.

L PCGS # 6476. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

149 - 50c 1906-S PCGS MS65 CAC It looks like this coin has sat somewhere undisturbed since 1906! The surfaces are pristine and have a strong luster, while the toning is a mix of original golden brown/pale blue/green/champagne. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is very nice! PCGS # 6507. EST: $4,250.00.

LOT - 149

150 - 50c 1907-D PCGS MS66 CAC This is a superb GEM from an obsolete Mint. Super clean, smooth surfaces have a slight satiny texture, while a decent luster shows off pale olive/golden brown colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is very pretty!

LOT - 150

PCGS 8, NGC 5, CAC 9. The last to sell in auction brought $4,818.00 (7/13 Heritage). GEM MS Barbers seem overlooked as a series. Good luck! PCGS # 6509.

EST: $4,500.00+.

151 - 50c 1913-D PCGS MS64 CAC Satiny surfaces are smooth and are clean, and all you’ll find with a glass is a frost break or two. The luster is light and both sides are evenly covered by an original golden brown/pale green color mix. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is pleasant.

PCGS 52, NGC 57, CAC 11. PCGS # 6528.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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152 - 50c 1893 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC This coin will make any Barber Proof enthusiast’s jaw drop! Super deep mirrors are the epitome of clarity, cleanliness, and intense reflectivity. An outrageous band of iridescent royal blue/reddish gold/pale violet frames the rims and parts of the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have heart pounding, thick, snowy white frost. The eye appeal is awesome!

LOT - 152

PCGS 16, NGC 18, CAC 16. Only 792 were ever minted and the last of these to sell in a major auction brought $5,875.00 (6/13 Heritage). We expect this coin to surpass that price! PCGS # 86540. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

153 - 50c 1894 NGC PR65 CAC The clear, fresh, sleek mirrors have tremendous reflectivity. A moderate blue/green/pale violet mix covers the field on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have creamy white frost in the centers. The eye appeal is bold!

LOT - 153

PCGS 31, NGC 42, CAC 3. Only 972 were ever minted.

No PCGS or NGC PR65 CAC piece has ever sold at auction. That only proves how tough these are to find!

PCGS # 6541. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

154 - 50c 1894 PCGS PR66 Cameo A pleasing piece. The mirrors are deep, strongly reflective, and fairly clean, save for a stray line or two.

A light golden sheen covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes.

The eye appeal is very pleasing.

LOT - 154

PCGS 14, NGC 15. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,290.00 (4/13 Heritage), though we expect this coin to do a bit better! PCGS # 86541.

EST: $3,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

155 - 50c 1897 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC The mirrors on this killer GEM are deep, clear, super clean, and have tremendous flash. A light mist of gold covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 8, NGC 6, CAC 4. Only 731 were minted and the last of these to sell at auction brought $4,553.00 (6/2013 Heritage). We feel these are great values today!

PCGS # 86544. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 156 156 - 50c 1897 PCGS PR67 DCameo CAC This was certainly one of the prized pieces in Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20. Both sides are incredibly black and white, while the watery mirrors are ultra deep, with amazing cleanliness, clarity, and reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and have thick, iridescent white frost. The eye appeal is a total knockout!

PCGS 17, NGC 9, CAC 11. Only 731 were ever minted, and the last to sell in a major auction brought $14,100.00 (2/13 Heritage). We assure you, this is as nice a PR67 DCAM as you will ever see! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. PCGS # 96544. EST: $16,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

157 - 50c 1898 PCGS PR65+ Cameo CAC Only one tiny, thin line keeps this high end coin from a PR66 Cameo designation. The mirrors are nearly ultra deep, and have crystal clear clarity, cleanliness, and powerful reflectivity. It really is difficult to put this coin down. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick, snowy white frost. The eye appeal is stunning!

LOT - 157

PCGS 12, NGC 14, CAC 4. Only 735 were ever minted and this is the only PR65+ graded by PCGS. The last time it appeared at auction it sold for $6,325.00 (11/11 Stacks).

Good luck! PCGS # 86545. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

158 - 50c 1901 NGC PR67 Superior deep, crystal clear, clean, boldly reflective mirrors beam from all over. A warm mix of original navy/olive/ deep gold/pale violet colors blend together effortlessly.

Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have delicate frost. The eye appeal is pleasing.

LOT - 158

PCGS 8, NGC 23. Only 813 were ever minted. The last to sell at auction brought $7,638.00 (8/12 Heritage). We feel very strong that these represent a terrific value today.

PCGS # 6548. EST: $5,500.00-6,000.00.

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159 - 50c 1902 PCGS Secure PR64 Cameo CAC A mindboggling GEM with incredible, ultra deep, clear, clean, reflective mirrors. Only some hidden lines on the face keep this coin from a PR65 CAM designation and an even higher value. An electric ring of neon blue blends into violet and warm orange gold all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted a silvery white and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

LOT - 159

PCGS 5, NGC 4, CAC 3. Only 777 were minted. We cannot stress the extreme rarity of this date in cameo.

We expect strong bidding and even a possible record price! Good luck! PCGS # 86549. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

160 - 50c 1903 NGC PR65 Cameo Deep, glittering, silvery, problem free mirrors have strong clarity, depth, cleanliness, and bold reflectivity. Some light to moderate purple/champagne colors are visible.

Miss Liberty and the details have thick, silvery white frost. The eye appeal is fantastic!

LOT - 160

PCGS 31, NGC 50. Only 755 were minted and the last to sell at auction brought $2,990.00 (1/12 Heritage). This date is not as common as the POP Reports may suggest!

PCGS # 86550. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

161 - 50c 1903 PCGS PR66 CAC A fabulous high end GEM! Deep, boldly glittering mirrors are super clean, clear, and incredibly reflective. Even with a strong glass there are no problems to be found. A light to moderate mix of original olive/pale golden brown/ pewter splashes all over. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike. The eye appeal is fabulous!

LOT - 161

PCGS 18, NGC 50, CAC 10. Only 755 were ever minted and the last PCGS/CAC piece to sell at auction brought $4,312.50 (3/12 Heritage). These pieces are still undervalued, especially since you just don’t see nice ones offered every day. PCGS # 6550. EST: $3750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

162 - 50c 1907 PCGS PR67 Cameo Deep, watery mirrors offer tremendous clarity, cleanliness, and nearly blinding reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details are well frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is mindboggling!

PCGS 4, NGC 3. Only 575 were minted and PCGS has graded none higher after 25+ years of operations. The last to sell in a major auction brought $7,050.00 (11/13 Heritage). This coin has been off the market for a few years and we expect strong bidding here. PCGS # 86554.

EST: $7,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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163 - 50c 1914 PCGS PR66 A deeply mirrored, glittering GEM! The super deep, liquid mirrors have amazing clarity, tremendous cleanliness, and powerful reflectivity. There is a hint of gold with light olive color framing the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous!

LOT - 163

PCGS 21, NGC 39. Only 380 pieces were minted and the last sold for $4,406.00 (8/12 Stacks-Bowers). We can assure you, the POP Reports don’t tell the truth about this coin’s real rarity. Good luck! PCGS # 6561. EST: $4,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

164 - 50c 1916 PCGS MS66+ CAC This borderline MS67 is well deserving of its place in Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20. Only some light, barely visible frost breaks keep this killer piece from a full MS67 designation.

The surfaces are very clean, and a full, booming luster shows off frosty white color. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have crisp strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous!

LOT - 164

PCGS 81, NGC 60, CAC 22. PCGS has graded only five pieces in MS66+ and none have appeared in auction. This coin would fit nicely into any high grade first year type or superb GEM Walker Set. Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection.

PCGS # 6566. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

165 - 50c 1916-D PCGS MS65+ CAC Everything about this borderline MS66 is marvelous! The surfaces are satiny and clean, save for a small frost break hidden in the right field. The surfaces are an original, creamy white color with a light gold tint. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. This is a great first year piece!

PCGS 195, NGC 174, CAC 32. PCGS has graded only six pieces in MS65+ and the last to sell at auction brought $3,525.00 (8/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 6567.

EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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166 - 50c 1918-S PCGS MS64+ CAC Real MS64+ quality! This coin has many GEM attributes.

First, the surfaces are clean and satiny smooth. Even the dreaded right field is remarkably clean, while a strong luster shows off a beautiful original white. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck, not flat. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 389, NGC 220, CAC 31. PCGS has graded only 12 in MS64+ and the last to sell at auction brought $3,408.00 (8/13 Heritage), which is strange since a regular MS64 sold for $4,406 (8/13 Heritage). If you’re particularly picky and building a choice GEM Walker Set, this coin will be a superb addition!

L PCGS # 6576. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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167 - 50c 1934-D PCGS MS66 CAC Superb in every respect! Only a few light ticks can be seen through a strong glass, and even the dreaded right field is above average. A full booming luster shows off superb, creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is great!

LOT - 167

PCGS 145, NGC 34, CAC 20. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,997.00 (11/12 Heritage). These seem very affordable! PCGS # 6593. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

168 - 50c 1939-D PCGS MS67 CAC This is an ideal GEM MS67 1939-S Walker. Superior surfaces are clean and smooth all over. Even the dreaded right field exhibits no scuffs and only one tiny tick. A full, booming luster shows off crisp, creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are incredibly struck. The eye appeal is sensational!

LOT - 168

PCGS 72, NGC 86, CAC 30. The last to sell at auction brought $1,783.00 (9/13 Goldberg). This coin is worthy to be added to any superb GEM set! PCGS # 6607.

EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

169 - 50c 1941 PCGS MS67+ CAC Only a small frost break or two keep this Walker from sheer perfection. A full, bold luster shows off pale pastel colors that swirl all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty, with exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is super!

PCGS 535, NGC 557, CAC 232. PCGS has graded 44 in MS67+ and the last sold for $1,058.00 (9/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 661. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 169

170 - 50c 1941-S PCGS MS66 CAC We’ve certainly seen lesser coins in MS66+ holders!

Save for one tiny hidden tick in the dreaded right obverse field, this coin easily is an MS66+! Overall, the surfaces are clean and smooth, and a strong luster shows off moderate shades of crisp golden brown/pale green/blue/lime. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck. The eye appeal is wonderful, especially if you’re seeking a 41-S with some color!

PCGS 474, NGC 212, CAC 87. This a hard coin to compare this coin to an average white one. Our estimate is based on the coin’s quality and unusual colors. PCGS # 6613. EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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171 - 50c 1946-D PCGS MS67 Super clean, satiny surfaces are spread all over, while a strong luster shows off some light and semi irregular gold toning. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is nice!

LOT - 171

PCGS 57, NGC 113. The last of these to sell at auction brought $1,553.00 (9/13 Goldberg). PCGS # 6628.

EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

172 - 50c 1936 PCGS PR67 CAC Strong mirrors are slightly subdued due to this coin’s light, even, tissue paper toning, but the reflectivity is still strong. The surfaces are ultra clean and sleek, while a light hint of original gold is visible. Miss Liberty and the details are silvery and needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is very pleasing!

LOT - 172

PCGS 28, NGC 80, CAC 12. The last to sell in a major auction brought $15,288.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers) and prior to that, one brought $17,625.00 (7/13 Heritage).

Good luck! PCGS # 6636. EST: $15,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

173 - 50c 1937 PCGS PR66 CAC Deep glittering mirrors are clean, clear, and boldly reflective. Some light, original golden brown colors frame parts of the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are silvery white and sharply struck. The eye appeal is pretty!

LOT - 173

PCGS 463, NGC 397, CAC 68. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,058.00 (1/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 6637. EST: $900.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

174 - 50c 1938 PCGS PR67+ CAC This coin is basically perfect, but does have that semi-sandy tissue paper toning covering the mirrors.

However, you can still see that they have strong flash.

A thick, electric band of reddish gold frames the rims.

Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike.

The eye appeal is fabulous!

LOT - 174

PCGS 191, NGC 282, CAC 68. PCGS has graded only six in PR67+, the last of which to sell at auction brought $1,645.00 (4/13 Heritage). We expect this coin to sell for a similar amount. PCGS # 6638.

EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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175 - 50c 1942 PCGS PR67 Stunning! No tissue paper deadness here! Deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over, while a stunning reddish gold/pale green band of color frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have strong, silvery frost. The eye appeal is stunning! PCGS 744, NGC 861. PCGS # 6642.

EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 176 176 - $1 1795 Draped Bust Off-Center Bust PCGS VF35 CAC This coin is a delight for early Bust Dollar lovers! Our consignor is a very focused collector with a sharp eye. The problem free surfaces are smooth, clean, and undipped. Both sides are an even old time pewter/gray color, with light, even wear, and no discolorations on the high points. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 30, NGC 9, CAC 3. The last to sell in a major auction brought $6,325.00 (7/13 Legend-Morphy). This is a great piece!

PCGS # 96858. EST: $6,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 177 177 - $1 1798 Small Eagle 15 Stars Obverse PCGS XF40 B-2 BB-81 This coin is one of the nicer 1798 SE XFs we have ever seen. Like most Bust coins, it may have been lightly dipped long ago, but it has come back very nicely. The surfaces are exceptionally clean and smooth, and aside from the silvery look there is light pewter/golden brown toning around the peripheries. This coin doesn’t look striped or polished. Miss Liberty and the details are above average in strike. The eye appeal is incredible for the date.

PCGS 11, NGC 4. The last to sell in a major auction brought $10,120.00 (10/12 Stacks-Bowers). If you collect Bust Dollars you’ll know just how superior this coin is to most others!

L PCGS # 40007. EST: $9,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 178

178 - $1 1798 Large Eagle 5 Stripes PCGS XF45 A very choice XF! We only accept these for our sales when there are no major problems, and this coin is extremely clean, even showing slight hints of luster.

Both sides are that even deep pewter/silver color we think is natural, but can be hard to tell. There are no discolorations on the high points. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck and we would actually grade the reverse AU. The eye appeal will please any Bust Dollar collector.

PCGS 8, NGC 0. The last to sell at auction brought $6,900.00 (2/09 Heritage). We expect strong bidding here! Good luck! PCGS # 6874. EST: $9,000.00+.

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LOT - 179 179 - $1 1799 NGC XF40 CAC NGC Fatty Holder. This unaltered GEM XF coin has original surfaces with no major problems. Both sides have a slight medium deep pewter gloss, with light, even wear. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. We have seen some AUs that are not as nice as this! The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 340,NGC 185, CAC 44. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,525.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). Good luck!

PCGS # 6878. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are just that: estimates. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so collectors can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales.

These published estimates represent what Legend-Morphy determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality.

There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale.

We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us.

We are here to help you!

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180 - $1 1799 PCGS Secure MS64 If there’s one thing Legend Numismatics knows it’s Bust Dollars, having just built one of the all time finest MS Sets. So when a good customer of theirs asked us to offer this in our February sale, we jumped at the opportunity.

We have no qualms whatsoever with this coin as an MS64. The surfaces are clean and smooth, while a strong, unbroken luster shows off all kinds of funky die lines and clash marks. Both sides are a beautiful, original pale greenish gold color. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 10, NGC 16. This coin has been to CAC and we’re still unsure as to why they did not sticker it. The last to sell brought only $80,500.00 (8/11 Heritage). We figure nice examples to be worth around $125,000.00. Opportunity knocks for any Bust Dollar or Early Type Collector. PCGS # 6878.

EST: $110,000.00-$125,000.00.

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181 - $1 1800 B-13, BB-193 PCGS AU58 Any Bust Dollar that borders on full MS is a real treasure!

Smooth, satiny surfaces reveal no hidden problems. There are some moderate discolorations spread on the high points, but overall, the strike and smoothness are fine. The colors are a rich, original dove gray/pewter.

The eye appeal is pretty nice!

PCGS 26, NGC 42. The last to sell in a major auction brought $14,100.00 (8/13 Heritage). We feel that our consignor’s reserve is more than reasonable for this date and grade!

PCGS # 6887. EST: $13,000.0014,500.00.

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182 - $1 1801 B-1, BB-211 PCGS AU55 It’s a myth that this date doesn’t typically come in nice condition, as this is a really nice Bust Dollar.

Both sides have superior, crisp, clean, smooth, problem free surfaces, while a moderate mix of original pale purple/pewter/pale navy colors are spread throughout.

Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 15, NGC 17. The last to sell at auction was not even close to this coin’s quality, but the one that sold before that sold for $20,700.00 (6/11 Stacks-Bowers). Don’t be fooled by the POP Reports, this is not a date or grade you see very frequently! Good luck!

L PCGS # 40083. EST: $18,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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183 - $1 1802/1 NARROW DATE BB-232 NGC MS63 This coin is owned by Legend Numismatics, which is the firm that also bought the 02/1 PCGS MS64 Newman specimen, the finest known for the date.

This coin has the same characteristics as the Newman coin. Overall, the surfaces are clean to the naked eye, and even with a strong glass the worst you’ll see are some light lines. There are traces of prooflike mirrors and a full booming luster shows off beautiful green/blue/gold/golden brown colors that swirl all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have great strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 0, NGC 1. This is the finest graded Narrow Date, and last sold back in 2008 for $54,625.00 (8/08 Heritage).

If this coin had been in the Newman sale, we would easily be asking $100,000.00+. While this coin is not a dazzling MS64 like the Newman piece, it is still a dazzling MS63. If you’re building a Bust Dollar set, then this great rarity is a must have. You’re never going to get a shot at another!

L PCGS # 6898. EST: $60,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 184 184 - $1 1846-O PCGS AU53 For a date that typically comes dull or crusty, this is a magnificent example! The surfaces are super clean and sleek, and only a few light lines can be found through a glass. A surprisingly strong luster shows off creamy white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck. The eye appeal is great-especially for a 46-O! PCGS 20, NGC 19. The last to sell at auction brought $1,763.00 (9/13 Heritage), and before that one brought $2,820.00 (6/13 Heritage). PCGS # 6933. EST: $1,750.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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185 - $1 1853 PCGS MS65+ CAC It’s critical to note that when Legend Numismatics was building their all time finest MS Seated Dollar Set, this was one of three coins they searched high and low for and never found. Of all places, it resided in a major Type Collection, not a Seated Collection!

Regardless, this is the second finest 1853 $1 in existence!

We see no reason why this incredibly high end coin did not grade MS66.

Shimmering surfaces are satiny, smooth, and glow with a strong luster. There is some light die polishing visible as well as traces of semi-prooflike mirrors. A awesome band of deep golden brown/navy/ reddish gold/pale blue frames the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin has never been sold or been to auction.

We cannot stress enough the extreme rarity and quality this piece offers. It’s not just any run of the mill MS Seated Dollar. This piece will highlight any Type or MS Seated Collection!

PCGS # 6941. EST: $100,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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186 - $1 1873 Motto PCGS Secure MS66 CAC Possibly the finest No Motto MS Seated Dollar in existence! This coin was evaluated for us by the partners of Legend Numismatics, who handled this coin back in 2008. It has been away since then.

The quality is above and beyond anything you’ll see today or possibly ever see. The surfaces are slightly satiny but still have full prooflike mirrors. Only a tiny tick or two keep this coin from being designated full MS67. This coin also displays a booming luster, while outrageous moderate colors of deeper golden brown/blue/pale violet swirl all over.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have remarkable strikes.

The eye appeal is breathtaking! We know we’ve had problems putting this coin down.

PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. This coin has never made an auction appearance.

In fact no MS66 1873 (P or N) has ever made an auction appearance.

We cannot recall any PCGS MS66 for sale in the past few years, and are estimating the value based on what we believe we would have to pay if one came to auction.

If you’re looking for real quality and eye appeal, here it is! Any Seated Dollar specialist will agree this coin is truly unforgettable. PCGS # 6971.

EST: $100,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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187 - $1 1858 PCGS PR62 CAC Deep, clear, clean, powerfully reflective mirrors beam from all over, and only some light, scattered lines hold this coin to a PR62 designation. There are no major problems to be found on this coin. Some light gold is scattered by the peripheries.

Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and stand out nicely.

The eye appeal is flashy!

PCGS 25, NGC 8, CAC 4. Only 80 were ever struck and the last to sell in a major auction brought $12,925.00 (1/13 Heritage). Keep in mind, even PR58s sell for $10,000.00. Good luck! PCGS # 7001.

EST: $11,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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188 - $1 1859 PCGS PR67 Cameo CAC Tied for finest known, the consignor purchased this coin out of the 4/13 Heritage sale because he felt it was too cheap to pass up. At the time we agreed. Here is a portion of the original description: This superb GEM proof is both rare and desirable on its own.

Transitions prevail on each side, the obverse showing a pastel crescent of purple near the lower rim blending into near-brilliance on the upper portion. The reverse shows a small, nearly untoned area near the center melding into the sky-blue and pinkish-lilac that dominate the rims.

The deep patina fails to dampen the perceptible field-device contrast on each side, and the strike is all that could be desired.�

We’ll add that the mirrors are deep, clean, and offer strong reflectivity.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 2, NGC 1, CAC 2. Only 800 were ever struck. and the last time any 1859 CAM sold was in that very auction, when this coin realized $58,750.00 (4/13 Heritage). After that a killer 1859 PCGS PR67 realized $82,250.00 (8/913 Heritage). There is no question that this a rare and very valuable coin! PCGS # 87002.

EST: $57,500.00+.

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189 - $1 1862 PCGS PR66+ CAC One of the finest 1862 Dollar Proofs in existence! Truly amazing how it survived the Civil War and 152 years of existence in such a pristine state.

This coin will certainly be a highlight in any Type, Civil War, or Seated Dollar Collection.

Surprisingly deep, crystal clear, clean, and boldly reflective mirrors beam from all over with no problems of any kind. A wonderful, original mix of moderate navy/forest green/gold/ blue/purple blends perfectly with no dark or drab colors. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have moderate frost. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. Only 550 were ever minted and there have been no regular PR66s graded by PCGS. The last PR65 to appeared was in 2011. This piece has never appeared in any major auction, but Collectors Universe values it at $52,500.00. Good luck! PCGS # 7005.

EST: $50,000.00+.

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LOT - 190 190 - Trade$ 1873 NGC MS65 If you can appreciate how miserable this date usually comes, then you should know just how above average this coin is. This has been submitted to PCGS for crossing.

The clean, smooth surfaces are devoid of any marks, while a strong luster shows off traces of semi-prooflike surfaces. Both sides are an even dove gray/pewter/pale golden brown color scheme. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is really nice!

PCGS 10, NGC 6. The last to sell in a major auction brought $10,350.00 (6/11 Heritage). This is a nice example of a coin that can be nearly impossible to find! PCGS #7033. EST: $9,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

191 - Trade$ 1874 PCGS MS64 CAC This is a crisp, original MS Trade Dollar, with clean, surprisingly lustrous surfaces. You can actually see traces of slight semi-prooflike mirrors. A mist of original pale golden brown is spread throughout. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is very nice!

LOT - 191

PCGS 29, NGC 25, CAC 6. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $3,820.00 (11/13 Heritage).

There have been very few 1874s offered in the past year! PCGS # 7034. EST: $3,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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192 - Trade$ 1875-CC PCGS Secure MS64 This totally original, old time GEM Trade Dollar has remarkably clean, somewhat smooth surfaces and a decent luster. Boths sides have a moderate, lightly crusty purple/dove gray/champagne mix, but this is not a dull coin! Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. Even the pickiest buyer will appreciate this coin. The eye appeal is nice!

PCGS 27, NGC 17. The last to sell at auction brought $7,050.00 (4/13 Heritage).

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193 - Trade$ 1876 PCGS MS64 Whenever you can find an original piece like this, it should be cherished, not dipped! Commercial grading is a shame. This coin has super clean, mark free surfaces and you can only see some light, scattered lines on the reverse using a strong glass. The luster is surprisingly strong and there seems to be delicate traces of semi-prooflike mirrors. The original toning is a deeper pewter/pale olive/purple color. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp, stand out strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 110, NGC 101. The last to sell at auction brought $2,350.00 (9/13 Heritage). PCGS # 7041. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

194 - Trade$ 1877-S PCGS MS64+ It never ceases to amaze us how a 137 year old coin can still have the same fresh, beaming luster as the day it left the Mint. This coin has more luster than most 1880-S Dollars. The surfaces have above average cleanliness and are satiny smooth. Both sides are a creamy white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have crisp, sharp strikes. The eye appeal is super flashy!

LOT - 194

PCGS 173, NGC 148. PCGS has graded only eight coins MS64+ and the last to sell in a major auction brought $4,406.00 (8/13 Heritage). The consignor has requested a more than reasonable reserve.

PCGS # 7046. EST: $4,000.00-4,500.00 195 - Trade$ 1877 PCGS PR64+ Cameo Don’t be fooled by the POP Reports, this is a difficult date to find in full Cameo. This coin does have strong contrast, as well as deep, clear, reflective mirrors that reveal only minor hairlines. A band of gold frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is very flashy!

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PCGS 14, NGC 11. Only 510 were ever minted and a PR64+ CAM last sold for $4,888.00 (11/10 StacksBowers). A PR65 CAM CAC piece sold for $20,125.00 (3/12 Stacks-Bowers). PCGS # 87057. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

196 - Trade$ 1881 PCGS PR64+ CAC We’ve seen PR65s that are nowhere near as nice as this high end GEM. Deep, crisp, clean, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over, while a mellow, moderate mix of purple/blue/dove gray colors swirl together evenly. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 99, NGC 86, CAC 6. Only 960 were minted. This is the only PR64+ graded and it last sold for $4,122.00 (8/13 Heritage). We hope this lovely piece will find a permanent home! PCGS # 7061. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 197 197 - Trade$ 1881 PCGS PR66+ CAC This borderline PR67 has tremendous flash and color?

Deep, clean, crystal clear, intensely reflective mirrors beam from all over. You won’t be able to stop twirling this coin. A moderate mix of vibrant navy/green/purple/deep violet colors evenly cover both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 9, NGC 20, CAC 7. Only 960 were minted for this great Proof only date and this is the only PCGS PR66+ piece graded.

There are only two PCGS PR67 pieces, and the last sold for $21,850.00 (4/12 Heritage), with the last PCGS/CAC PR66 selling for $12,650.00 (1/12). These are not very common!

L PCGS # 7061. EST: $12,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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198 - Trade$ 1883 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC There’s no question as to why Abe Grundstein picked this high end, borderline Ultra Cameo, black and white GEM for his Box of 20.

Superior, liquid mercury style mirrors are incredibly deep, with amazing clarity, cleanliness, and intense reflectivity.

There simply are no negatives to be found. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick, creamy white sparkling frost. The eye appeal is jaw dropping.

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PCGS 11, NGC 13, CAC 4. 1039 were minted, but not even 1/10 of them will come close to this coin’s quality. The last of these to sell at auction brought $11,163.00 (Heritage), but we have no doubt this coin will easily bring more than that. If you’re really picky like Abe was, this coin will please you just as much as it did him. Good luck! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. PCGS # 87318.

EST: $11,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

199 - $1 1878 7/8TF Strong NGC MS65+ This is a date and grade that’s nearly impossible to find with real color. A strong luster highlights clean, satiny surfaces, while a neat color scheme of royal blue/tangerine/ violet swirl around the surfaces on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful! The value of this coin is derived from its colors. PCGS # 7078. EST: $2,400.00.

200 - $1 1878-CC PCGS MS64+ CAC This is the one of the nicest, wildest colored 78-CC we have ever seen! Only a small scuff on the face keeps this monster from MS65. The surfaces are clean and smooth, while a bold luster illuminates electric pearl green/amber/ gold/fiery violet colors that swirl wildly over the obverse.

The reverse is mostly white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. This coin is pure eye candy! This coin’s value is derived from its colors, and we think our estimate is conservative! PCGS # 7080.

EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

201 - $1 1880-S PCGS MS66 CAC Ex Sonnier If we were grading just the toning, this would be an MS69!

The technical qualities are all there, and there are no major distractions. An intense, booming luster beams from both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes.

This coin is completely covered in burlap bag imprints on the obverse. The rainbow electric bursts of violet/gold/blue/ pearl green/amber will make your head spin! It’s certainly one of the prettier coins in this unbelievable collection and the images don’t even do it justice. If you seek wild color, then this is the coin you for you! We’ve seen similar coins sell for over $4,000.00. We expect strong bidding and maybe even a record price here. Good luck! This coin’s value is derived from its colors. PCGS # 7118. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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202 - $1 1881-O PCGS MS64 CAC A wild, high end, kaleidoscope of colors that will impress any long time color buyer. The technical qualities are all there, with clean surfaces and an unusually bold luster for an 1881-O. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The obverse has a jaw dropping mix of emerald green/ amber/violet/blue/fiery gold bag colors. We’ve never seen an 81-S as vivid as this! The eye appeal is just incredible! This coin’s value is based on its color and we expect strong bidding! PCGS # 7128.

EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

203 - $1 1881-S PCGS MS64 CAC Terrific luster shows off shades of purple/golden brown/green/blue splashed evenly all over. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is gorgeous! This coin’s value is derived from its colors. PCGS # 7130.

EST: $400.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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204 - $1 1881-S PCGS MS65+ A major bag toned Morgan! This high quality coin is a solid MS65, and while you can see a few ticks and mark, nothing is that serious. The obverse has electric shades of navy/violet/emerald green/gold colors that form a deeper rainbow pattern, and you can clearly see tiny bursts of burlap bag toning scattered around. The intense luster makes this wildly colored coin quite dramatic. This coin’s value is tied to its colors! PCGS # 7130. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

205 - $1 1881-S PCGS MS66 CAC Ex Sonnier We are in absolute awe of this coin. The technical quality is fine, and if you look really hard with a strong glass, you can only see a few tiny ticks. Both sides are drenched in a nearly blinding full booming luster. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes.

Over 75% of the obverse is blanketed by neon violet/ navy/pearl green/gold/amber/baby blue colors, the exact spectrum you see when a coin has real bag toning. The image doesn’t even do this coin justice!

We expect extremely strong bidding here. Good luck!

This coin’s value is derived from its colors.

PCGS # 7130. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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206 - $1 1883-O PCGS MS65+ CAC Extremely high end quality, with totally original bag toning on the obverse. You can’t get colors like these anywhere else. A waterfall of violet/ magenta/emerald green/amber/gold/lime/baby blue blends together effortlessly, while a full booming luster really makes the colors stand out. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! This coin’s value is based on its wild colors. PCGS # 7146. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

207 - $1 1887 PCGS MS66 CAC Ex Sonnier This coin is an explosion of colors! We’d grade this an MS69 based on the colors alone!

As with all the Sonnier coins, the technical quality is all there. You can detect some tiny, scattered ticks with a strong glass, but to the naked eye this coin looks like an MS67. A full booming luster shows off the frosty, fully struck features.

The obverse has an electric mix of royal violet/ pearl green/gold/sky blue, with color bursts all over, while the reverse is white with a pinch of gold. This coin is truly unforgettable! This coin’s value is derived from its colors. PCGS # 7172.

EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 208

208 - $1 1888 PCGS MS66+ CAC The obverse is a mix of muted olive/green/blue/ magenta/gold colors, and the reverse is a creamy white. The surfaces are clean and smooth, while a strong luster enhances the colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is very pretty! This coin’s value is derived from its colors. PCGS # 7182.

EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 209

209 - $1 1898 PCGS MS64+ CAC Unbelievable rainbow colors adorn both sides of this extremely high end coin. Only a few scratches/lines keep this coin out of an MS65 holder, but the breathtaking colors make up for it.

A full, booming luster shows off original shades of pearl green/gold/amber/blue/plum/pale navy that swirl over the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck. The eye appeal is truly out of this world! This coin’s value is derived from its wild colors. PCGS # 7252. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

210 - $1 1900-S PCGS Secure MS66 CAC Ex Bella Collection This coin has some real color, which you almost never see in a 1900-S. The technical quality is all there, the problem free surfaces are extremely smooth, and a strong luster shows off original gold/amber/blue/pale violet colors. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. Her cheek is remarkably clean and rounded and the eye appeal is superb!

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PCGS 100, NGC 24, CAC 19. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,450.00 (7/13 LegendMorphy). With the eye appeal and color this coin has, we expect it to sell for much more! Good luck!

PCGS # 7270. EST: $3,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

211 - $1 1922 PCGS MS64 CAC This is an extremely rare, rainbow colored Peace Dollar. The surfaces are sleek and very clean, while a full booming luster lights up iridescent shades of green/violet/gold/amber/red colors that cover the obverse. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal will make your eyes pop! This coin’s value is derived from its color! PCGS # 7357. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

212 - $1 1879-S PCGS MS66 CAC This high end coin should have been awarded a PL designation! It has an intense and nearly blinding luster, while the mirrors are clean and crystal clear.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is bold! PCGS # 7092.

EST: $400.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 212

213 - $1 1879-S PCGS MS68 CAC We think it’s a crime that PCGS didn’t award this coin a + designation, but if you’re a perfectionist, this coin is for you! Only a pinpoint frost break or two keep this coin from an MS69, and the cheek is outrageously clean! A full booming luster shows off problem free satiny surfaces, while a thick band of original golden brown/blue frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is incredible!

PCGS 87, NGC 52, CAC 31. These have sold at auction this year for $5,520.00 - $6,038.00. In our strong opinion, this coin’s quality is better than most we have seen, and the price should reflect that! PCGS # 7092. EST: $5,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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214 - $1 1880-CC PCGS MS66 There are just one or two tiny ticks to be found, but no big marks or scuffs. The fields are super clean and are satiny smooth, while a full booming luster shows off frosty white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and extremely well struck. The eye appeal is excellent!

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PCGS 695, NGC 624. The last to sell at auction brought $1,880.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). Good luck!

PCGS # 7100. EST: $1,600.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

215 - $1 1880-S PCGS MS67+ CAC This is not your typical 1880-S MS67. The surfaces are super clean and have strong, semi-prooflike mirrors. A neat thin band of gold/pale royal blue frames the rims, and an intense luster beams from all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have crisp, full strikes. Her cheek will please any picky old time dollar buyer. The eye appeal is beautiful!

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PCGS 99, NGC 82, CAC 491. The last PCGS CAC 80-S MS67+ to sell at auction brought $1,469.00 (8/13 Heritage), but we expect this coin to bring slightly more! PCGS # 7118. EST: $1,500.00+.

216 - $1 1880-S PCGS MS68 CAC What a stunning Morgan! Bold semi-prooflike mirrors mix with a tremendous booming luster to create a real spectacle. There are practically no marks of any size and both sides are a frosty, blazing white. The cheek is clean and puffy. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is heart pounding!

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PCGS 177, NGC 273, CAC 80. The last to sell at auction brought $5,875.00 (8/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 7118. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

217 - $1 1881-CC PCGS MS66+ CAC The surfaces are a gorgeous, satiny smooth texture.

There are practically no ticks, frost breaks, or lines to be seen, and there are more issues on the holder than on the coin. The cheek is nearly perfect, and both sides are an original frosty white. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost.

The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 1359, NGC 1213, CAC 206. MS66+ PCGS 83, NGC 32. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,880.00 (8/13 Heritage). PCGS # 7126.

EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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218 - $1 1881-CC NGC MS67 Superb in every respect! This coin would grade MS67 by anyone’s tough standards. The surfaces are smooth and perfectly clean, while a full booming luster shows off crisp, snowy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck with thick frost. The eye appeal is nice!

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PCGS 149, NGC 150. The last to sell at auction brought $4,171.00 (6/13 Stacks-Bowers).

PCGS # 7126. EST: $3,500.00.

219 - $1 1881-CC PCGS MS65 DMPL An intensely lustrous, bold, black and white GEM. Although there are several tiny ticks visible, none are serious or detract from eye appeal. The mirrors are a solid 8 inches and have excellent clarity. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted a snowy white and have full strikes. The eye appeal is bold!

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PCGS 203, NGC 85. The last to sell at auction brought $3,672.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). We expect some strong bidding! PCGS # 97127.

EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

220 - $1 1881-S PCGS MS67 CAC Superb! Both sides have a nearly blinding luster and aside from a few microscopic ticks in the fields, the coin is very clean. There is no toning.

Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have light frost. Both the cheek and the eye appeal are awesome!

PCGS 1658, NGC 4147, CAC 418. The last to sell at auction brought $862.50 (7/13 Legend-Morphy).

L PCGS # 7130. EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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221 - $1 1881-S PCGS MS68 CAC A blazing, silvery white, high grade Morgan!

The surfaces are sleek, smooth, and remarkably clean, with intense luser and light traces of semi-prooflike mirrors. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and stand out nicely. Her cheek is incredible and will satisfy even the pickiest old time collector. The eye appeal is sensational!

PCGS 105, NGC 206, CAC 55. The last to sell in a major auction brought $5,875.00 (10/12 Heritage).

You just can’t find these anymore! PCGS # 7130.

EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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222 - $1 1881-S PCGS Secure MS67 PL CAC Abe Grundstein loved his Morgans and this was the last one he kept. It’s a spectacular coin, with full 4 inch borderline DMPL mirrors. The coin is free of any marks or problems, but you can see some light die polishing lines through a strong glass. The radiance and reflectivity are nearly blinding, while both sides are frosty white with a splash of gold across the obverse. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and fully struck. The cheek is incredibly clean and unaltered. The eye appeal is unbelievable!

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PCGS 68, NGC 114, CAC 14. We were unable to find any record of a PCGS/CAC piece selling at auction. This piece certainly will attract multiple bidders. Good luck! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. PCGS # 7131.

EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

223 - $1 1883-CC PCGS MS66+ CAC Only a few tiny frost breaks keep this GEM from an MS67 designation, though the cheek is wildly clean and puffy. A full, booming luster shows off frosty white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

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PCGS 1821, NGC 1571, CAC 311. PCGS has graded only 135 coins in MS66+, and the last to sell in a major auction brought $1,087.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). PCGS # 7144.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

224 - $1 1884-O PCGS MS67 CAC We always marvel at coins like this that are 130 years old, from an obsolete Mint, and are still in virtually perfect condition! The surfaces are incredibly clean and appear satiny while a full booming luster shows off crisp, original snowy white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. This coin is an absolute delight!

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PCGS 79, NGC 108, CAC 13. The last time a PCGS CAC piece sold at auction it realized $2,990.00 (11/11 Heritage).

Today, we expect this coin to realize much more!

PCGS # 7154. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

225 - $1 1885-O PCGS Secure MS67+ CAC We can’t stress enough just how close this coin is to being the first PCGS MS68. Smooth, satiny, surfaces are the picture of perfection, while a full booming luster shows off crisp white surfaces that are framed by a thick band of blue/reddish gold. The cheek is absolutely perfect.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is incredible!

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PCGS 207, NGC 543, CAC 95. PCGS has graded twelve in MS67+ and the last to sell in a major auction brought $4,313.00 (2/12 Heritage). PCGS # 7162. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

226 - $1 1885-S PCGS MS63 CAC Not horribly baggy. A few ticks are scattered around, but a full, intense blazing luster really shows off the strong, nearly full prooflike mirrors.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have strong frost. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS # 7164. EST: $300.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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227 - $1 1886 PCGS MS67+ CAC his coin is a high end, borderline MS68! Overall the surfaces are clean, smooth and mark free.

A full booming luster shows off generous white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is fantastic!

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PCGS 299, NGC 923, CAC 141. PCGS has graded 22 pieces MS67+ and the last to sell in a major auction brought $2,585.00 (4/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 7166. EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

228 - $1 1889-CC PCGS XF40 CAC We can’t find anything wrong on this marvelous 89-CC GEM XF! The surfaces are smooth and clean, with that old time deep pewter gray color.

Miss Liberty and the details are evenly worn, but have no discolorations. The eye appeal is great!

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PCGS 519, NGC 256, CAC 27. There is no record of a PCGS XF40 CAC selling at auction, but a PCGS/NON CAC last sold for $2,879.00 (6/13 Stacks-Bowers). This will be a great addition to any CC set. PCGS # 7190. EST: $2,600.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

229 - $1 1890-CC PCGS MS64 DMPL CAC Both sides have full 8 inch watery mirrors, which are flashy and crystal clear. There are some visible ticks, but the cheek is clearly untouched.

Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have bold, iridescent frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

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PCGS 214, NGC 120, CAC 33. The last record of one selling at auction was for $5,287.00 (8/13 Heritage, and prior to that, one sold for $7,050.00 (7/13 Heritage). We promise, you will not be disappointed! PCGS # 97199. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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230 - $1 1891 PCGS MS65 CAC We would easily rank this coin in the top 5% for the grade. It’s as nice of an 1891 as you will ever see.

Superb surfaces are slightly semi-prooflike and radiate with an intense full booming luster.

There are a few light lines, but no visible marks or real problems, and the cheek has never been altered. Both sides are an undipped, fresh frosty white. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 122, NGC 127, CAC 58. The last 1891 PCGS CAC to sell at auction was back in 2010, when one sold for $7,187.00. The MS65+ was worth $15,000.00. Opportunity knocks loudly here! PCGS # 7204. EST: $7,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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231 - $1 1896 PCGS MS66 This is a neat MS66 piece. It has fantastic quality and what makes it really neat is that the entire reverse has killer gold/reddish gold/ green/violet/blue colors all over. Both sides are enlivened by a full booming luster. The eye appeal is terrific! This coin’s value is derived from the color. PCGS # 7240. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

232 - $1 1896 PCGS MS66 Another really nice 1896 $1 MS66 with a beautifully toned reverse. Vivid, original colors of soft green/semi neon royal blue/violet/ magenta/gold all swirl on the reverse, and both sides enjoy a full booming luster. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. This coin’s value is derived from the color. PCGS # 7240. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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233 - $1 1896 PCGS MS66+ CAC This coin is well worthy of its MS66+ designation. The surfaces are clean and smooth, while a full booming luster helps show off the gorgeous small patch of original gold color on the right obverse. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is pretty!

PCGS 196, NGC 44, CAC 229. The last PCGS CAC MS66+ to sell at auction brought $823.00 (8/13 Heritage). PCGS # 7240. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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234 - $1 1896 PCGS MS66+ CAC Really nice! Just a few trivial ticks from MS67. The surfaces are satiny smooth with a full booming luster, and both sides are an original creamy white.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 196, NGC 44, CAC 229. The last PCGS MS66+ to sell at auction brought $823.00 (8/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 7240. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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235 - $1 1896 PCGS MS67 CAC Aside from a tiny frost break on the chin, this coin is exceptionally clean and satiny smooth! Both sides enjoy a full booming luster, while the color is an original creamy white. This coin has never been altered. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is very pleasing.

PCGS 108, NGC 66, CAC 31. The last to sell in a major auction brought $5,200.00 (11/13 Heritage).

This date is seldom seen in MS67. PCGS #7240.

EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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236 - $1 1896 PCGS MS65 DMPL OGH. PCGS TOUR COIN. It’s hard to believe that 20 years ago when PCGS wanted to build and display the very best Morgan Dollar Set, this was the 1896 piece they chose! This is a full 8 inch mirrored, silvery DMPL, with clear, reflective mirrors.The surfaces show only very light ticks scattered about. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have generous frost. The eye appeal is awesome!

PCGS 134, NGC 52. The last to sell at auction brought only $1,175.00, but keep in mind, this coin will be forever linked to PCGS history and a great display! PCGS # 97241. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

237 - $1 1901-O PCGS MS66+ CAC A borderline MS67! Superior surfaces are extra clean and have a satiny texture, while an unusual full booming luster shows off a delicate ring of golden brown/blue toning that frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and exceptionally well struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 460, NGC 442, CAC 63. The last to sell at auction brought $3,290.00 (4/13 Heritage). 1901-Os are not any where near as common as an 82-S. Good luck! PCGS # 7274. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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238 - $1 1921-D PCGS MS66 The surfaces on this blazing white GEM are clean and sleek, while a full booming luster shows off the original creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have outstanding pinpoint sharp strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic! PCGS 270, NGC 274. PCGS # 7298.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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239 - $1 1881 PCGS Secure PR65 Cameo The watery mirrors are super deep and have intense reflectivity. There are no problems to be found. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

PCGS 5, NGC 14. Just 984 were ever minted and the last to sell at auction brought $8,225.00 (10/12 Heritage). You certainly don’t see great Morgan Proofs like this being offered with any frequency.

Good luck! PCGS # 87316. EST: $7,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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240 - $1 1883 PCGS Secure PR63 CAC Deep, highly reflective mirrors look a little better than just PR63. There are no problems to be found, even though a strong glass, and a blue band frames the rims and opens into golden/ champagne colored fields. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted a silvery white and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 63, NGC 55, CAC 2. It’s shocking that no PCGS PR63 CAC pieces have sold at auction. This coin should bring strong money! PCGS # 7318.

EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

241 - $1 1894 NGC PR68 Cameo You can tell this coin sat completely undisturbed for the majority of its 120 year existence!

The icy mirrors are deep, clean, crystal clear, and have bold reflectivity. A wonderful ring of soft navy/purple frames the obverse peripheries, while the reverse has more burnt orange and blends towards the centers. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have crisp, full strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 0, NGC 6. Only 972 were minted and the last to sell in a major auction brought $35,250.00 (4/13 Heritage). As time goes on, great Morgans like this are becoming harder and harder to find. Don’t let a great piece like this pass you buy! Good luck! PCGS 87329.

EST: $25,000.00-27,500.00.

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242 - $1 1896 PCGS PR63 DCameo CAC This coin may only be graded PR63 DCAM, but it has PR68+ black and white looks! Ultra deep mirrors are clean, clear, and extremely reflective, with only a few light lines visible through a strong glass. There are also some Mint made die lines on her face, but we really fail to see why this coin isn’t a PR64 DCAM or higher! Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal will knock you off your feet!

PCGS 2, NGC 1, CAC 2. Only 762 were ever minted, and there is no auction record for any PR63 DCAM. We expect strong bidding and believe this coin has the potential for some serious bids. Good luck!

PCGS # 97331. EST: $4,000.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 243 243 - $1 1898 PCGS PR64 DCameo One of the most spectacular DCameo Morgan Proofs you will ever see!

The only thing keeping this coin from a PR66 designation and a value of over $30,000.00 are a few light lines in the left obverse field. Otherwise, the watery mirrors are ultra deep, with amazing clarity and monster reflectivity! Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike. This is not your typical PR64DCAM Morgan. The eye appeal is incredible!

PCGS 13, NGC 8. Only 735 were minted. This coin last sold for $14,100.00 to a collector who has decided to collect only PR65 and higher pieces. Their loss, your gain! PCGS # 97333. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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244 - $1 1902 PCGS PR68 We consider this to be the finest known 1902 Morgan Dollar Proof and one of the finest known Morgan Dollar Proofs in existence! In all our years handling the very finest Proof Morgans, including several PR69s and every PCGS PR68+, we have never seen any 1902 that even comes close to this.

Perfect, ultra deep, liquid mercury mirrors have outrageous clarity and wild reflectivity. Both sides are completely untoned and blinding white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have needle sharp strikes.

We were a little surprised this black and white monster was not called a Cameo. Regardless, the eye appeal will make your jaw drop!

PCGS 2, NGC 5. Only 777 were ever minted. Neither this or the other one that has been graded have ever sold at auction. This coin was at CAC but they felt it was too bright. We feel there is no reason not to sticker this once in a lifetime superb GEM! If you’re building an incredible Proof Type Set, or want the very best Proof Morgans, then this coin is a must see. We expect it to possibly set a record price!

PCGS # 7337. EST: $37,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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245 - $1 1921 Chapman PCGS PR65 Long considered the “real proofs,” Chapman Proofs are much different from Zerbe Proofs. This coin has a ton of blast!

This is as deeply mirrored as any piece from the 1800s, and there is no massive die polishing like you see on Zerbe Proofs. The mirrors are clean, clear, and offer strong reflectivity, while a semi-mottled mix of original brown/pale navy/deep champagne colors blanket both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and have light frost. You will never see a 1921 as well struck as this! The eye appeal is more than acceptable!

PCGS 1, NGC 3. PCGS has graded only one higher. If you’re building a PCGS Morgan Proof Set, this will be your only chance to acquire a PCGS 1921 GEM Chapman Proof for many years. An NGC piece last sold for $61,688.00 (4/13 Heritage) and the coin offered here has been off the market since at least 2008. We expect serious bidding here. Good luck! PCGS # 7342.

EST: $60,000.00+.

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THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION This amazing collection consists of fifty two extremely high end, blazing white Peace Dollars. Each coin was hand picked many years ago and stored in a capital plastic holder until recently. We do not believe these have ever been dipped or altered. These coins were owned by one of the sharpest Peace Dollar dealers in the business as part of his personal collection.

We are honored he chose Legend-Morphy Auctions to offer his remarkable set to collectors. Most of these coins have been off the market since before the grading services even existed! We expect strong bidding and possibly even some record prices on these terrific pieces.

246 - $1 1921 Peace PCGS MS64 Stone bold snowy white. Just a few light lines can be seen with a strong glass, but this luster is as intense as the eye appeal. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. PCGS 3766, NGC 3415. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7356.

EST: $700.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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247 - $1 1922 PCGS MS66 There are a few tiny, visible frost breaks on this blazing superb GEM, but otherwise the surfaces are clean. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. PCGS 676, NGC 1389. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7357. EST: $600.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

248 - $1 1922-D PCGS MS65 This unbelievable coin is actually slightly semiprooflike! An intense luster shows off exceedingly clean surfaces, though you can see some light, Mint made die polishing lines in the fields. Both sides are an undipped GEM silvery white, while a thick band of gold frames only the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have strong frost. The eye appeal is a incredible!

PCGS 1083, NGC 906. We can see this coin possibly selling for record price! THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7358.

EST: $600.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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249 - $1 1922-D PCGS MS65 A classic, high end, hand picked GEM. One or two trivial ticks can be found, but overall, this coin is super clean with a satiny texture. Both sides are an original creamy white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is terrific! These pieces have become incredibly cheap! PCGS # 7358.

EST: $600.00+. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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250 - $1 1922-D PCGS MS65 This high end coin is another semi-prooflike 22-D. There are faint die polishing lines in the fields, but overall, this coin is incredibly clean and smooth. A full booming luster shows off gorgeous, original white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. Even the reverse is slightly cameoed!

THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7358. EST: $600.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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251 - $1 1922-S PCGS MS64+ CAC We’ve seen much worse in MS65 holders!

An intense luster lights up remarkably clean and smooth surfaces, while both sides are a screaming original white. Miss Liberty and the details are super frosty and well struck.

The reverse is perfect and there is a touch of softness on the eagle. This is still nicer than most 22-S pieces you’ll find in holders! THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS 75, NGC 18. PCGS # 7359. EST: $700.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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252 - $1 1923 PCGS MS66 CAC We really cannot see why this high end coin isn’t an MS66+. The surfaces are very clean and satiny, while a full, booming, nearly blinding luster shows off frosty white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is awesome!

This really isn’t your typical MS66! PCGS 1813, NGC 2924. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7360. EST: $550.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

253 - $1 1923 PCGS MS66 CAC Aside from one or two tiny ticks this coin is very clean. An intense, beaming luster shows off killer, satiny white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is awesome! PCGS 1813, NGC 2924.

THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7360. EST: $550.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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254 - $1 1923 PCGS MS66 CAC We really think this coin deserves a +!

Remarkably clean, satiny surfaces are enlivened by a stunning, full booming luster that show off a crisp white color. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS 1813, NGC 2924.

PCGS # 7360. EST: $550.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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255 - $1 1923 PCGS MS66 CAC We would definitely grade this coin MS66+.

Aside from a few well hidden scattered lines in the fields this coin looks clean. As with all these Peace Dollars, the luster is booming and shows off the frosty white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. This piece is as good, or better than most other MS66s!

PCGS 1813, NGC 2489. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7360.

EST: $550.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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256 - $1 1923-D PCGS MS65+ CAC PCGS was super tough on this borderline MS66!

Ultra clean, sleek surfaces radiate with an intense full booming luster. Just a few stray lines and a frost break can be found. Both sides are a bold, original silvery white, while a thin band of gold frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck and have thick frost.

Even the pickiest collector will love this GEM! PCGS 8, NGC 2. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7361. EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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257 - $1 1923-S PCGS MS64 CAC This coin is absolutely a borderline MS65! The surfaces are exceedingly clean and smooth, while the luster is typical for this collection! Both sides are a crisp, original white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have above average strikes. The eye appeal is great! Again, this coin is far superior to a typical MS64. PCGS 1885, NGC 1689. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7632. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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258 - $1 1923-S PCGS MS64+ CAC This is an interesting 23-S. Lots of die polishing lines are visible but the luster is intense and there are no major problems. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 84, NGC 12. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7362. EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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259 - $1 1923-S PCGS MS64+ Only a few light lines keep this high end coin from full MS65. There are no serious problems and a full booming luster also shows off original, crisp white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 84, NGC 12. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7362. EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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260 - $1 1923-S PCGS MS64+ CAC Yet another stunning, borderline MS65, but unlike the others, this coin has a blush of gold color.

The surfaces are remarkably clean and have a full booming luster. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful! PCGS 84, NGC 12. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7262.

EST: $800.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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261 - $1 1924 PCGS MS65 CAC PCGS showed this coin no mercy! Superior surfaces are clean, smooth, and have a booming luster, while both sides are an original GEM white. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is awesome! PCGS 560, NGC 1367. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7363. EST: $650.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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262 - $1 1924-S PCGS MS64 CAC This coin really deserves a re-grade, but we make no promises! Incredibly clean, smooth surfaces reveal no problem of any kind. A full booming luster shows off a mix of original frosty white and light gold surfaces, but most importantly Miss Liberty and the details are way above average in strike. The eye appeal is tremendous! PCGS 1188, NGC 863. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7364. EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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263 - $1 1924-S PCGS MS64 CAC We easily grade this coin an MS64+! Incredibly clean surfaces reveal only a light line or two under a strong glass, while an intense luster shows off crisp, white surfaces. There is a pinch of gold on the reverse. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes.

The eye appeal is stunning for a 24-S! PCGS 1188, NGC 863. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7264. EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

264 - $1 1924-S PCGS MS64+ CAC This is probably the single most intensely lustrous 24-S we have ever seen! We’ve definitely seen worse in MS65 holders. All that keeps this from full MS65 is an insignificant small line in the left obverse field, since the rest of the surfaces are remarkably clean. Both sides are an original, crisp frosty white. Miss Liberty and the details are boldly frosted and have above average strikes. The eye appeal is a really nice for a 24-S! PCGS 62, NGC 19. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7364.

EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

265 - $1 1925 PCGS MS66 CAC We can’t see any reason why this coin wasn’t awarded a plus designation. The pristine surfaces have a full, booming luster which shows off gorgeous silvery white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are boldly struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is outrageous! PCGS 1575, NGC 1797. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7365. EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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266 - $1 1925 PCGS MS66+ These sell for up to $7,000.00 in MS67, so we would not be surprised to see this coin set a record price.

The surfaces are ultra clean and have a stunning, satiny texture. A full booming luster shows off original, creamy white colors, while a band of light reddish gold frames only the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted with full strikes. The eye appeal is amazing! PCGS 88, NGC 54. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7365. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

267 - $1 1925-S PCGS MS64 You rarely ever see a 25-S as nice as this in MS64, and if this were an MS65+, we wouldn’t even bat an eye. The surfaces are incredibly clean and smooth, while a rare full booming luster shows off original white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are unusually frosted and have above average strikes. The eye appeal is remarkable! PCGS 1747, NGC 1627. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7366. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

268 - $1 1925-S PCGS MS64+ CAC This is just a few very tiny, trivial ticks away from being a $20,000.00 coin. Outstanding surfaces are amazingly clean and sleek, without the orange peel texture you see so often. Like the rest of the collection, this piece has an intense booming luster.

MIss Liberty and the details are frosty and very well struck. The eye appeal is jaw dropping! PCGS 40, NGC 61. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7366. EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

269 - $1 1926 PCGS MS64 CAC Simply put this coin is nicer than an MS64!

Killer luster. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7367. EST: $150.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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270 - $1 1926 PCGS MS66 Yet another undergraded beauty that we would easily grade an MS66+. Superior surfaces are ultra clean and smooth, while a full booming luster shows off intense, original white colors. A thin band of gold frames parts of the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted with full strikes. The eye appeal is stunning! PCGS 179, NGC 45. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7367. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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271 - $1 1926-D PCGS MS66 CAC What an outrageous coin! You can see the blinding, booming luster from a mile away. An interesting die crack is visible in the right field, but there are no major problems. Some light reddish gold frames the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. This coin is total eye candy! PCGS 186, NGC 100. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS# 7368.

EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

272 - $1 1926-D PCGS MS66 CAC We think the only thing keeping this coin from MS67 is some light weakness in the right field near a long die crack. Otherwise everything else about this coin screams MS67. There are no marks and both sides are an outrageous blazing white.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is stunning! PCGS 186, NGC 100. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7368. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

273 - $1 1926-S PCGS MS65+ CAC Yet another borderline MS66! Incredible, ultra clean surfaces are booming with an intense luster, while the surfaces are an original frosty white.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. PCGS 6, NGC 1. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7369.

EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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274 - $1 1927 PCGS MS64 CAC There are virtually no marks to be found on this super high end piece. The surfaces are intensely lustrous and both sides are an original white with a strong hint of gold. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck. The eye appeal is awesome! PCGS 1750, NGC 968. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7370. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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275 - $1 1927 PCGS MS64+ CAC This is a real borderline MS65. A few light frost breaks can be seen, but overall the surfaces are extremely clean and sleek. The surfaces have an intense luster and show off an original, snowy white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is super impressive! PCGS 48, NGC 9. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7370.

EST: $750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

276 - $1 1927-D PCGS MS64 There are just a few tiny visible ticks, but nothing serious. A full booming luster shows off crisp, white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is outstanding! PCGS 1227, NGC 780. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7371.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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277 - $1 1927-D PCGS MS64+ CAC Yet another high end borderline MS65! Incredibly clean surfaces are sleek with an intense full, booming luster that shows off the original snowy white adorning both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is remarkable! PCGS 27, NGC 9. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7371. EST: $1,150.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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278 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64 We could easily see a + on this piece! The surfaces are clean and smooth with n intense luster. Some light gold mixes with the original frosty white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have above average strikes. The eye appeal is dazzling, especially for a 27-S! PCGS 1347, NGC 1026. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372. EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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279 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64 CAC Just a few microscopic ticks from MS65, the surfaces are super clean and smooth with a nearly blinding luster that shows off crisp, original frosty white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are extremely well struck. The eye appeal is terrific! PCGS 1347, NGC 1026. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372. EST: $1,100.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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280 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64 Super clean, sleek surfaces are loaded with crisp, original silvery white color on both sides and an intense, nearly blinding luster. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and are well struck. The eye appeal is great! PCGS 1347, NGC 1026. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372. EST: $1,100.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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281 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64 CAC Superior, ultra clean, smooth surfaces are a delight to see, while a full booming luster shows off an original light gold/creamy white mix. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 1347, NGC 1026. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372. EST: $1,100.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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282 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64 This nearly semi-prooflike coin has an incredible luster, and the surfaces only have a tiny tick or two. Both sides are a heart pounding blazing silvery white. Miss Liberty and the details are extremely well struck. The eye appeal is bold!

PCGS 1347, NGC 1026. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372.

EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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283 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64 CAC A blush of pale olive/blue frames the peripheries on the obverse while an intense luster shows off clean, silvery white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are amazingly struck for a 27-S. The eye appeal is fabulous! PCGS 1347, NGC 1026. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372. EST: $1,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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284 - $1 1927-S PCGS MS64+ CAC We’ve definitely seen worse coins in higher grade holders! There are hardly any ticks or lines, and a full booming luster shows off frosty white colors that mix with a dash of pale gold. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have excellent strikes for a 27-S. The eye appeal is fantastic! Remember, next grade up will cost you $7,000.00+. PCGS 54, NGC 18. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7372. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

285 - $1 1928 PCGS MS62 CAC Ultra clean and smooth surfaces are very impressive, while an incredibly intense luster shows off the bold silvery white color. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have above average strikes. The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 1763, NGC 933. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7373. EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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286 - $1 1928 PCGS MS64 CAC Back in the old days we definitely would have graded this coin a GEM MS65. There are practically no marks or line, and a full booming luster shows off original light golden/creamy white surfaces.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is nice! PCGS 1763, NGC 1026. PCGS # 7373. EST: $1,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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287 - $1 1928 PCGS MS64+ CAC A very neat coin. You can only find a few scattered light lines and microscopic ticks through a strong glass. This has a full, booming luster just like all the other coins in the collection, and the color is bright, original silvery white. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have crisp strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful! PCGS 40, NGC 6. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7373.

EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

288 - $1 1928-S PCGS MS64 Just a few very tiny ticks can be seen on the reverse, while the obverse is super clean and smooth. An unusually full luster shows off the white/pale gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are extremely sharp in strike and have lost of frost.

The eye appeal is superb! PCGS 1774, NGC 1282.

THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7374. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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289 - $1 1928-S PCGS MS64+ CAC This is an incredible 28-S and we definitely agree with the grade. There are some ultra light, nearly invisible lines scattered around, but the surfaces appear super clean and smooth. There is a full, booming cartwheel luster that shows off a light gold/crisp white color. Miss Liberty and the details are remarkably struck, especially for a 28-S! The eye appeal is tremendous! PCGS 107, NGC 21. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS #7374. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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290 - $1 1934 PCGS MS65 This piece has life! It’s far superior to the typical dull, greenish pieces you typically see. Exceedingly clean and sleek surfaces are great to see, while a full booming luster also shows off original silvery white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is dreamy! PCGS 605, NGC 365. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7375.

EST: $650.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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291 - $1 1934-D PCGS MS65+ CAC Yet another borderline piece with no marks or problems of any kind. A full intense luster shows off creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is really nice! This is not a date and grade you find with any frequency. PCGS 4, NGC 7. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS #7576. EST: $2,000.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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292 - $1 1934-S PCGS MS64 CAC This is an incredible borderline MS65! Ultra clean, smooth, problem free surfaces are satiny and explode with a full, booming, high voltage luster.

Both sides are an original satiny white. Miss Liberty and the details are super frosty and very well struck. The eye appeal is outstanding. Even the pickiest buyer will love this near miss GEM and we expect strong bidding. Good luck! PCGS 590, NGC 306. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS #7377. EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

293 - $1 1934-S PCGS MS64+ CAC A superior luster beams from both sides, and although a few light bag marks are visible, they are mostly superficial and do not detract. The surfaces are super satiny and smooth, while a full booming luster shows off original creamy white/pale gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck. The eye appeal is very nice!

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PCGS 23, NGC 6. The last to sell at auction brought $6,756.00 (7/13 Heritage). This will be a perfect fit in any high end set! THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS #7377. EST: $5,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

294 - $1 1935 PCGS MS66 CAC A sensational GEM by anyone’s tough standards!

The surfaces are super clean, smooth, and mark free, while an intense full booming luster shows off original creamy white colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full, stand out strikes. The eye appeal is incredible! PCGS 177, NGC 71. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7378. EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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295 - $1 1935-S PCGS MS64 CAC Just a tiny tick or two can be seen on this high end piece, but the surfaces are clean and smooth overall. A strong luster shows off crisp white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. We wish all MS64s could look this good!

PCGS 1396, NGC 889. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7379.

EST: $650.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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296 - $1 1935-S PCGS MS65 CAC We would grade this coin an MS65+ but PCGS was brutal. Impeccable surfaces show no imperfections of any kind. The surfaces are smooth and satiny, while a strong luster shows off original creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have excellent strikes.

The eye appeal is wonderful! PCGS 656, NGC 416.

THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. PCGS # 7379. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

297 - $1 1935-S PCGS MS65+ This is a fitting tribute to be the final coin in this magnificent high end GEM Peace Dollar offering.

As with all the others, this coin has no marks or lines, while the surfaces are smooth and satiny.

A full booming luster shows off original creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have terrific strikes. The eye appeal is fantastic! Even the pickiest buyer will not be disappointed. PCGS 29, NGC 4. PCGS # 7379. THE BLAZING PEACE DOLLAR COLLECTION. EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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298 - $1 1921 Peace PCGS MS65 CAC No question this high end coin is totally original and undipped. A beautiful deep dish appearance can be seen, while the surfaces are smooth, clean, and emit a strong luster. A light hint of pewter toning covers both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is superb!

LOT - 298

PCGS 1201, NGC 1132, CAC 150. The last to sell at auction brought $2,415.00 (9/13 Goldberg).

PCGS # 7356. EST: $1,850.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

299 - $1 1921 Peace PCGS MS66 This is a really nice MS66 1921 Peace Dollar! The full high relief effect is clearly visible with the deep dish obverse. The surfaces are remarkably clean and smooth, while a strong luster shows off original splashes of golden brown/pale reddish gold. There is a thin line at the base of the neck which you need a glass to see. Miss Liberty and the details are way above average in strike. The eye appeal is awesome!

LOT - 299

PCGS 165, NGC 108. The last to sell at auction brought $6,462.00 (8/13 Heritage). This coin was sent to CAC and did not sticker, which we totally disagree with. We suggest you carefully examine it and make your own decision.

L PCGS # 7356. EST: $5,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

300 - $1 1922-D PCGS MS66 The surfaces on this superb GEM are super clean and satiny smooth, while a bold luster shows off the best of the original creamy white surfaces. A ring of mellow reddish gold frames the rims only.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have crisp, sharp strikes. The eye appeal is really special!

LOT - 300

PCGS 159, NGC 237. The last to sell in a major auction brought $2,115.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers).

This is a coin even the pickiest buyer will love!

PCGS # 7358. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

301 - $1 1923 PCGS MS66+ CAC This is the way an MS66+ should look! An intense booming luster shows off super clean, original frosty white surfaces. The details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!

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PCGS 97, NGC 58, CAC 503. The last to sell at auction brought $1,763.00 (7/13 Heritage). Our consignor left a very reasonable reserve.

PCGS # 7360. EST: $1,350.00.

302 - $1 1923-S PCGS MS64+ CAC Properly graded! For a 23-S, this coin has an unusually strong luster. The surfaces reveal just a few tiny marks, but none are serious. A full, booming luster shows off original creamy white surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and well struck. The eye appeal is nice!

PCGS 84, NGC 12, CAC 116. The last to sell at auction brought $881.00 (8/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 7362. EST: $900.00.

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303 - $1 1925 PCGS MS66 CAC A very impressive, borderline MS67 piece! The only thing holding this piece back may be a small frost break on the neck, otherwise the surfaces are clean and intensely lustrous. Both sides are a beautiful, light greenish gold color. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. This is not your garden variety MS66 Peace Dollar! PCGS # 7365.

EST: $500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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304 - $1 1925 PCGS MS67 CAC OGH. This is not your typical greenish, dull, crusty 1925 Peace Dollar! The surfaces are ultra clean and smooth, while a full, glowing luster shows off original creamy white/pale gold colors.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is fabulous!

LOT - 304

PCGS 88, NGC 68, CAC 24. The last coin to sell in a major auction brought $7,050.00 (8/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 7365. EST: $6,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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305 - 1/2c - $1 1857 Proof Set PCGS CAC (Lot 8 coins) This set is missing only the Proof FE, though we’ve actually seen another 1857 set where they ran out of 25C and included an MS65 piece. This numismatic treasure came to us via our sister company, Legend Numismatics. We’ve only seen maybe two or three other 1857 Matched Original Proof Sets!

1/2C PCGS PR64RB CAC - The mirrors on this problem free coin do show flash and clarity. Both sides are a faded red brown that darkens in the centers. Miss Liberty and the details are sharp and the eye appeal is fabulous!

1C Small Date PCGS PR64BN CAC - Not only do we wonder why this is not a higher grade, we also think it’s more RB than BN. The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have surprisingly strong reflectivity. The color is gorgeous. Miss Liberty and every detail is needle sharp in strike. Even the pickiest buyer will love this coin!

3CS PCGS PR65 CAC - The obverse has light mint made striations, but overall this coin is clean and problem free. The mirrors are strong and have excellent reflectivity, while a deeper olive/pale navy color is evenly spread all over. All of the details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is great!

H10C PCGS PR64 CAC - This high end coin has no major problems. The mirrors are clean, clear, and have bold reflectivity.

Both sides have superb olive/pale navy colors like the rest of the coins. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. Very pretty eye appeal!

10C PCGS PR64 CAC - The only things keeping this coin from a full PR65 designation are some microscopic planchet divots. The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have bold reflectivity, with colors that match all the other coins. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

25C PCGS PR64 CAC - Deep, glassy, crystal clear, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over, and while you can detect a few trivial lines, they can only be found with a strong glass. The obverse has the same olive/golden brown/pale navy colors that adorn the other coins, while the reverse is lighter with purple centers. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful! Only 40 were ever minted.

50C PCGS PR64 CAC - This exceptional coin has a few stray lines, but they are very well hidden. The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have bold reflectivity, while the same moderate mix of olive/pale purple/blue/golden brown swirls all over.

Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp and have thick frost. The eye appeal is terrific! Only 25 were ever minted. $1 PCGS PR64 CAC - We think this coin should have been graded PR64+ Cameo, but obviously PCGS did not agree. The glassy mirrors are perfectly clean, clear, and reflective. A few light lines can only be found with a strong glass. A heart pounding blue/olive/pale purple/pale golden brown color scheme matches the rest of the set. Miss Liberty stands out with thick, creamy frost and a full strike. The eye appeal is gorgeous! Only 50 were ever minted.

We cannot stress enough the rarity, quality, and eye appeal of this set. At most, only 25 sets ever could even have been made.

You may never get another chance to own a 157 year old near full GEM Proof Set!

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306 - 1c - $1 1860 Proof Set PCGS PR CAC (7 coins) A once in a lifetime treasure! 1860s Original Matched Proof Sets like this just do not exist..

Legend-Morphy has handled some impressive Proof Sets since its inception, the last of which being the full 1883 Proof Set in our December sale, but none have come close to this set’s epic rarity or quality! There are maybe less than a dozen original 1860 sets still in existence, let alone 2-3 sets that even come close to this kind of quality. As you know, our sister company Legend Numismatics considers these to be the last frontier in numismatics. We are proud to offer this incredible set for your bidding and acquisition.

1C PCGS PR65 CAC - Moderate mirrors are above average for the date, and exhibit excellent clarity, depth, cleanliness, and reflectivity. A gorgeous mix of original golden brown/pale violet/soft pearl green swirl all over. Every detail is frosty with a pinpoint sharp strike. The eye appeal is phenomenal! PCGS 39, NGC 15, CAC 11. The last to sell in a major auction brought $4,405.00 (9/13 Goldberg) 3CS PCGS PR64+ CAMEO CAC - A few very light lines keep this superb coin from full PR65. The mirrors are deep and have bold reflectivity, while both sides are a gorgeous iridescent olive/pale blue/gold color similar to all the other coins. Every detail is needle sharp and has strong frost. The eye appeal is huge! PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. No PCGS PR64CAM, including this coin, has ever sold at auction.

H10C PCGS PR66+ CAC - It’s hard to say what keeps this coin from PR67, as there are no real problems. The glassy mirrors are super deep, clear, and highly reflective. This coin has the same blue/olive/gold color scheme as all the other coins. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have razor sharp strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous! PCGS 9, NGC 12, CAC 7. This is the only PR66+ graded by PCGS. 10C PCGS PR65+ CAC - Yet another high end coin that we’re uncertain as to why PCGS did not grade higher. The mirrors are super clean, deep, clear, and have bold reflectivity, while a natural mix of original blue/olive/gold colors evenly blankets both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is bold! PCGS 19, NGC 17, CAC 6.

This is the only PR65+ graded by either PCGS or NGC. It’s a must see!

25C PCGS PR64+ CAMEO CAC - You can only see a light line and an old, soft fingerprint through a strong glass. The deep mirrors have intense clarity and are incredibly reflective. A swirling mix of blue/olive/gold is spread all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is terrific! PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1.

50C PCGS PR66 CAC - We would have given this superior, high end piece a +. Bold, deep mirrors are clean, clear, and have tremendous reflectivity. The same blue/olive/pale gold/pale violet colors present in the rest of the set explode all over this coin. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have razor sharp strikes. The eye appeal is awesome! PCGS 8, NGC 21, CAC 3. No PCGS CAC PR66s have ever sold at auction, but a PCGS/NON CAC piece did sell for $16,100.00 (8/11 Heritage). The supreme quality and rarity of this piece are undisputed. Sadly, because of incredible coins like this, many great matched Proof Sets are broken up. $1 PCGS PR65+ CAC - Everything about this coin is truly phenomenal. Deep, crystal clear, super clean, incredibly reflective mirrors beam from all over. Only a well hidden line or two keep this coin from full PR66. The obverse has a ring of original blue/olive/pale violet that opens into lighter centers and the entire reverse is toned similarly, matching the rest of the set.

Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and frosted a creamy white. The eye appeal is neat! PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1.

No PCGS PR65+ CAC piece has ever sold at auction. If this coin were in a major auction we could see it easily selling for $20,000.00.

Only 1000 1860 sets were possible, but because the Mint suffered with poor sales, most were melted, but the true melted numbers are not known. There have been very few true GEM 1860 Proof Sets ever offered, and not many GEM Proof 1860 coins have survived either.

Collectors Universe values this set at $47,775.00, but we feel that number is low simply because so few of these coins have ever been traded. You can easily add 10-20% on top of that and approach a more realistic value. We generally add 10% for a Matched Set premium.

If you’re seeking something really special to add to your collection, or are looking for a tremendous put away item, we suggest you consider this set. You certainly won’t see another like it anytime soon. EST: $50,000.00+.

This set is being sold with no reserve.

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307 - 1c - $1 1867 Proof Set PCGS CAC (Lot 10 coins) Ex Garrett, not noted on the holder. We can only recall seeing three or four 1867 Matched Original Proof Sets like this. Each piece is pristine and very high end. Sets like this really are the last frontier in numismatics.

1C PCGS PR64RD CAC - Only a thin line or two from PR65. The mirrors are deep and offer bold reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and pinpoint sharp in strike!

2C PCGS PR64RB CAC - We would grade this coin PR65, but we’re not sure PCGS would upgrade it due to its semi-streaky wood grain toning. Either way, there is no question this coin is 100% original. The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have strong reflectivity. The eye appeal is neat!

3CS PCGS PR64 CAC - Another high end coin that PCGS might not have liked the look of. The toning is matched and appears slightly uneven, while the mirrors are clearly visible and exhibit strong reflectivity. The eye appeal is nice!

3CN PCGS PR66 CAC - Boldly mirrored with pretty colors. The mirrors are deep, clear, spotless, and boldly reflective. This is not a typical dull Proof Set coin. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have bold strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

5C No Rays PCGS PR64 - Although this did not CAC, we won’t replace it since it is an original member of the set. The mirrors are clean with strong flash and the color is a faded gold/violet, which fits nicely with the other coins. There are no spots and every detail is needle sharp.

H10C PCGS PR65 CAC - Super clean mirrors have remarkable clarity and intense reflectivity. Smaller coins always accumulate killer color combinations and both sides have a gorgeous mix of green/blue/gold/pale violet. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. This coin has lots of life!

10C PCGS PR64 CAC - Clean, clear, reflective mirrors show off the same blue/green/gold/pale violet colors as the rest of the set. Only a few lines keep this from a PR65 designation!

25C PCGS PR64 - We’re not sure why this was denied a CAC sticker, but it may have had something to do with the die polishing lines surrounding Miss Liberty. Both sides have deep, crystal clear, clean, and highly reflective mirrors. The same blue/green/gold/pale violet colors also adorn this coin. Miss Liberty and the details are bold and frosty.

50C PCGS PR64+ CAC - You need a strong glass to see the few wispy lines that keep this coin from a full PR65 grade. The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have strong reflectivity, while a mix of original color is now more violet/olive/blue/gold.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. This is an impressive coin! $1 PCGS PR64 CAC - Sadly, this is the coin in the set that dealers will go crazy over and break up 147 years of brotherhood just to make a buck. We feel that PCGS erred in not grading this piece at least a PR64+, especially since the reverse is a full PR65. The only thing that keeps it from a PR65 are some small lines in the right field, otherwise this coin is nearly flawless.

Overall, the mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and have powerful reflectivity. An outrageous mix of royal blue/violet/gold/golden brown colors swirl all over in a semi circle pattern. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have sharp strikes. On its own we could see this coin fetching upwards of $10,000.00, but you’ll have to see it to believe it!

We hope this set will sell to someone who will keep it intact, especially since you never see earlier sets like this with such beautiful original colors. Only 725 sets were ever minted and we’d guess that less than fifteen are still intact. Good luck!

EST: $17,500.00+.

This set is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 308 308 - 1c - 50c 1937 Proof Set PCGS CAC This is a beautiful matched original Proof Set. The grades are: 1C PCGS PR64RD CAC 5C PCGS PR66+ CAC 10C PCGS PR66 CAC Gold 25C PCGS PR66 CAC 50C PCGS PR67 CAC Each coin has great clarity, cleanliness, and reflectivity. A light, thin band of reddish gold frames most of the coins. This set will please even the pickiest buyer! EST: $5,000.00+.

This set is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 309 309 - 1c - 50c 1942 Proof Set PCGS PR CAC We haven’t seen an original, colored 1942 Proof Set in ages. In addition to their fantastic color, several of these coins are extremely high end. We expect strong bidding on this gorgeous set!

1C PCGS PR65RB 5C Type I PCGS PR65 10C PCGS PR67 25C PCGS PR66 50C PCGS PR66 The Half Dollar has more color than 95% of the pieces from the date! Good luck! L EST: $1,750.00+.

This set is being sold with no reserve.

OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are just that: estimates. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so collectors can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales.

These published estimates represent what Legend-Morphy determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality.

There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale.

We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us.

We are here to help you!

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LOT - 310 310 - G$1 1855-O Type 2 PCGS AU58 CAC This is a beautiful, high end piece. You can only see some light lines and ticks through a strong glass, but no spots, discoloration, or anything serious. A light to moderate luster enhances the original yellow gold color. Miss Liberty and the details have light, hidden wear and are very well struck. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 41, NGC 150, CAC 19. The last of these to sell in a major auction brought $7,638.00 (8/12 Heritage). This is fresh to the market! Good luck! PCGS # 7535. EST: $6,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

311 - G$1 1879 PCGS MS67 A very overlooked date and grade. This piece has fully prooflike mirrors and the few minor planchet issues can be seen only with a strong glass. The deep mirrors are clear and have bold reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted with full strikes. The eye appeal is outstanding!

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PCGS 6, NGC 15. Only 3000 were ever minted. The last to sell at auction brought $8,050.00 (8/11 Heritage). We think the consignor’s reserve is very reasonable! PCGS # 7580.

EST: $6,500.00.

312 - G$1 1885 NGC MS66 PL This looks like a proof at first glance! Deep, clear, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over and although you can see some tiny ticks through a strong glass, there are no bad distractions. The color is a spotless, original deeper gold. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and have thick, gold frost. The eye appeal is great! The NGC POP is 6, but only NGC grades in PL. We were unable to find any auction records but a regular MS66 did sell for $1,763.00 (9/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 7586. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

313 - G$1 1859 PCGS PR66 DCameo CAC Awesome quality! Exceedingly deep, crystal clear mirrors are clean and have stunning reflectivity. You can see some faint copper dots with a strong glass, which only helps prove this coin’s originality. Both sides are a deeper gold color. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have thick, iridescent frost. The eye appeal is stunning!

PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. Only 80 pieces were ever minted and this is the finest G$1 1859 Proof graded in DCameo, but this coin has no prior auction records.

There is also an NGC PR67 Cameo..

We doubt you’ll see many more 1859s offered and we are pleased to have been consigned this magnificent piece by a collector who sincerely cherished it. PCGS # 97609. EST: $32,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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314 - G$1 1879 PCGS Secure PR66+ DCameo CAC If this gorgeous piece were in a PR67 holder, we wouldn’t even bat an eye!

Ultra deep, incredibly clear, clean, intensely mirrored surfaces offer killer reflectivity, and there are no imperfections to be found, even through a strong glass. Both sides beam with a phenomenal, totally original color mix of spotless yellow/ bold orange gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have thick frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. Only 30 pieces were ever minted! There is no record of this coin ever selling at auction, but last year a PCGS PR66 DCAM sold for $30,550.00 (1/13 Heritage), and that piece was not a +. If you’re building a GEM G$1 Proof Set or are seeking a great put away coin, you need to see this beauty! We highly doubt you’ll see many of these in future auctions.

PCGS # 97629. EST: $32,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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315 - $2 1/2 1796 No Stars PCGS AU58 Legend-Morphy is proud to have been selected by a prominent collector to sell several of his incredible holdings. This collector has a very good eye, an almost encyclopedic knowledge, and will spend hours talking coins with an unwavering passion. This prime coin ranks as one of his all time favorite pieces and he felt it was time to pass this fabulous piece on to a new owner.

Both sides reveal a few light and widely scattered thin lines, but there are no visible hits, discolorations, or negatives. The wear is light and well hidden, while some light luster is also visible. The obverse is a beautiful bright gold, and the reverse shows hints of a deeper red color, which may be from resting on felt or a cloth. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 13, NGC 15. The last PCGS AU58 to sell in a major auction brought $161,000.00 (8/10) and this particular coin last sold for $212,750.00 (11/07 Stacks-Bowers).

There hasn’t even been an AU55 sold at auction since 2006. This coin’s rarity is far stronger than the POP Reports would lead you to believe, and now it’s time for the market to determine this 218 year old coin’s true value! PCGS # 7645.

EST: $165,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 316 316 - $2 1/2 1839-C PCGS AU58 Pleasing quality. Its possible that this coin was lightly dipped long ago and despite a few wispy lines and light ticks the surfaces appear clean. A strong luster is visible and shows off brilliant yellow gold colors with no spots or discolorations.

Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosted and have surprisingly sharp strikes. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 11, NGC 64. The last to sell in a major auction brought $7,187.00 (2/02 Goldberg). That’s proof as to how rare these are.

Good luck! PCGS #7699. EST: $11,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

317 - $2 1/2 1844-D PCGS AU53 CAC This nice, problem free coin has some original luster spread over clean surfaces that harbor only a few light lines. Both sides exhibit an original old gold color with light, even wear, and no spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck for the date. The eye appeal is great!

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PCGS 15, NGC 19, CAC 2. The last of these to sell at auction brought $4,773.00 (8/11 Heritage), but this coin should certainly sell for much more! You won’t find many undisturbed or as nice as this. PCGS # 7736. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

318 - $2 1/2 1847-C PCGS AU50 CAC OGH. Both sides have a few ticks, but nothing serious or detracting. The slightly lustrous surfaces are an original deeper gold, and that alone makes this coin worth buying.

Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally well struck.

The eye appeal is fantastic!

LOT - 318

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PCGS 35, NGC 21, CAC 2. We cannot find any record of a PCGS/CAC selling at auction, though a PCGS/NON CAC sold for $2,585.00 (6/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 7745.

EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

319 - $2 1/2 1858-C PCGS MS62+ Not a bad coin at all. Although this coin does have some light lines and ticks, it’s not chewed up, and you really need a glass to see them. A surprisingly intense luster shows off original, spotless, brilliant yellow gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional full strikes.

The eye appeal is super pretty!

PCGS 13, NGC 10. This is the only MS62+ graded and it has never been to auction, but a regular MS62 last sold for $13,225.00 (7/08 Stacks-Bowers), and an MS63 sold for $18,400.00 (1/12 Heritage). This just goes to show just how rare this coin is! PCGS # 7787.

EST: $15,000.00+.

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320 - $2 1/2 1868-S PCGS AU50 Despite a few light, scattered ticks, none are serious or take away from the coin’s eye appeal. A slight luster can be detected, and both sides are a deeper orangey gold. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp. The eye appeal is very pleasing.

PCGS 11, NGC 50. The last auction record has one selling for $1,093.00 in 1991 (1991 Superior)! PCGS # 7808. EST: $900.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 320 321 - $2 1/2 1896 PCGS MS65 CAC Smooth, satiny services are clean and a moderate luster shows off spotless, moderate, two tone pinkish/pale orange gold colors. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 64, NGC 57. It’s hard to believe but the last PCGS CAC to sell at auction brought $3,450.00 (4/11 Heritage). PCGS # 7848.

EST: $2,200.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 322 322 - $2 1/2 1896 PCGS MS66 CAC This high end piece from Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20 is worthy of being in the finest set! Outstanding surfaces show only a hidden frost break or two, and no cuts or hidden problems. An intense luster beams from all over, showing off a spotless, original yellow gold color on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. This piece is totally eye candy!

PCGS 20, NGC 25, CAC 10. The last to sell at auction brought only $3,525.00 (9/13 Heritage), but we expect this high end coin to bring premium quality money. Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. PCGS # 7848. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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323 - $2 1/2 1883 PCGS Secure PR66 DCameo CAC This is a stunning GEM! Ultra deep mirrors have fantastic clarity, cleanliness, and nearly blinding reflectivity that show off the bright yellow gold color. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted, an iridescent gold and have full strikes.

The eye appeal is memorable!

PCGS 2, NGC 3, CAC 2. Only 82 were minted and no PCGS PR66s have ever appeared at auction. An NGC PR66 DCAM did sell for $37,375.00 (2009 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 97909.

EST: $37,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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324 - $2 1/2 1891 PCGS PR65+ DCameo CAC This is an outrageous, high end cameo! Deep, crystal clear, incredibly reflective mirrors show only a few wispy light scattered lines, which are all that keep this coin from PR66+.

Miss Liberty and the details are sharp in strike and fully frosted with a thick gold color. The eye appeal is incredible!

PCGS 3, NGC 2, CAC 3. Only 80 coins were ever minted and this is the only PR65+ DCAM graded by PCGS with only 3 coins possibly graded higher.

There are no auction records for any DCameo in PR65 or 65+ selling prior to this coin. Opportunities like this are diminishing quickly so don’t miss out!

PCGS # 97917. EST: $27,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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325 - $2 1/2 1898 PCGS PR66+ DCameo CAC A dramatic black and gold GEM! Ultra deep mirrors have crystal clear clarity, cleanliness, and intense reflectivity. Only a thin, hidden line keeps this coin from a PR67 DCAM designation.

The color is a super lively deep gold with no discoloration. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted with full, sharp strikes. The eye appeal is spectacular!

PCGS 4,NGC 9, CAC 1. This is the only coin that PCGS has graded PR66+ DCAM. Opportunity knocks for anyone seeking a superb GEM $2.5 Liberty Proof.

PCGS # 97924. EST: $32,500.00+.

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326 - $2 1/2 1911-D Strong D PCGS Secure MS65 CAC Nothing grinds our gears more than seeing inferior coins with an inflated grade, but this high end coin certainly stands out amongst its peers. But obviously PCGS was quite stingy the day it graded this piece.

Absolutely problem free surfaces are incredibly smooth and satiny in texture. Even the dreaded right reverse is amazingly clean. Both sides exhibit a killer luster, and glow with thick, original light orange/ yellow gold colors. There are no spots. Every detail is crisply struck and stands out with light frost. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 19, NGC 84, CAC 7. There are no CAC pieces graded higher, and no PCGS/CAC pieces have ever sold at auction. We can not stress enough just how high end this coin is. If this coin were an MS65+, it could easily bring $95,000.00-$100,000.00. This is an incredible opportunity for anyone building a GEM $2.5 Indian Set! PCGS # 7943. EST: $70,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 327 327 - $3 1854-O PCGS XF45 CAC A GEM XF all the way! To the naked eye the surfaces look smooth and you can only detect some light lines and a tiny tick or two with a strong glass. Some light luster can be seen and there is a darker shade of original gold that opens into lighter yellow gold centers. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck and have light, even wear. There are no discolorations on any high points. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 142, NGC 149, CAC 12. The last CAC piece to sell at auction was an NGC piece which bought only $3,290.00 (9/13 Heritage). We expect this coin to bring a little more! Good luck! PCGS # 7971. EST: $3,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

328 - $3 1867 PCGS AU55 Light traces of semi-prooflike mirrors can be seen along with light traces of luster. The surfaces have only a few very light ticks, but no stains or spots. The color is a rich off gold, and while we suspect this coin was lightly dipped long ago, it has come back nicely. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck. The eye appeal is excellent!

LOT - 328

PCGS 24, NGC 24. Only 2600 were ever minted. The last to sell in a major auction brought $2,703.00 (8/13 Heritage). We think these are very undervalued in today’s market. PCGS # 7988. EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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329 - $5 1853 PCGS MS66 This coin is the finest known, and the date is so rare in MS that there are none graded by PCGS between MS64 and MS65! We are honored to have it consigned to this sale.

Satiny surfaces are flawless save for a patch of planchet roughness in the left obverse field. A strong luster shows off beautiful pale yellow gold colors with no spots or stains. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 1, NGC 0. There is no record of this coin ever appearing at auction. An NGC MS65, the only MS65 to sell at auction, brought $55,000.00 (5/95)! We cannot stress enough how rare this coin is. PCGS has been in operations for 26+ years and this is the lone 1853 $5 PCGS has graded above MS63, and NGC has graded only one MS65 or higher! If you collect $5 pieces this may be your only chance to own a truly superb GEM 1853. Good luck!

PCGS# 8253. EST: $60,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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330 - $5 1853-C PCGS MS64 CAC This is the finest known 1853 $5 in existence, and it is well worthy of this designation. Sadly too many Charlotte and Dahlonega Mint MS coins were conserved in the late 90’s, and as a result very few totally original coins like this have survived.

We consider this coin to be one of the finest Charlotte minted coins in existence.

This specimen has superior surfaces with just a few very tiny, widely scattered ticks visible under a strong glass. An intense luster lights up the full prooflike mirrors, while both sides are an original, even gold color.

Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick, bold frost. The eye appeal is mindboggling!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin last sold for $51,750.00 (5/08 Stacks-Bowers) and has been off the market since. That price seems very low in today’s rarity market, especially for the finest known coin from an obsolete Mint. We can see this magnificent coin setting a record price. Good luck!

PCGS # 8254. EST: $60,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 331 331 - $5 1898 PCGS MS66 CAC An amazingly high end, fresh coin! Incredible surfaces are fully prooflike and you can clearly see the mirrors have depth, clarity, and bold reflectivity. There are just a few scattered, trivial ticks, while the color is a spotless, phenomenal deeper gold color with no discoloration. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is sensational!

PCGS 2, NGC 5, CAC 1. Even in MS65, this coin has a population of only 5, with none graded higher. It has never been to auction, and there is no accurate pricing for a piece like this, but we promise it will sell for a hefty premium above the Collectors Universe value of $15,000.00. What a great opportunity for $5 Liberty collectors! PCGS # 8396. EST: $17,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

332 - $5 1908 Liberty PCGS MS65 This piece was hand picked for its outstanding qualities. The surfaces are smooth, satiny, and are exceptionally clean, while a strong luster shows off a gorgeous, spotless, even gold color, free of any discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is superb!

LOT - 332

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PCGS 195, NGC 263. The last piece to sell at auction brought $1,998.00 (8/13 Stacks-Bowers). PCGS # 8418. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

333 - $5 1899 PCGS PR65+ DCameo CAC This is an amazing, high end GEM! Superior surfaces are adorned with deep, clear, clean, reflective mirrors on both sides, and you can only see a few light lines through a strong glass.

The color is a beautiful, creamy, even orange gold. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike.

The eye appeal is dreamy!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. Only 99 pieces were ever minted and interestingly, PCGS has graded zero PR65s. There are no auction records.

If you’re a Proof Gold buyer you already know just how rare this GEM is. Opportunity knocks loud here!

PCGS # 98494. EST: $37,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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334 - $5 1913-S PCGS AU58 CAC A few tiny wear patches are all that keep this coin from an MS grade. Some luster remains, while clean surfaces show off an original deeper gold color. There are no spots or discolorations. All of the details are well struck and the eye appeal is excellent!

LOT - 334

PCGS 171, NGC 667, CAC 15. The last to sell at auction brought $999.00 (6/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 8526.

EST: $900.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 335 335 - $10 1801 NGC MS63 This is a surprisingly above average coin! Strong traces of semi-prooflike mirrors are emboldened by a full booming luster.

A few trivial ticks are visible, but there are no serious problems or distractions. Both sides are a spotless, bright yellow gold color, with no discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 36, NGC 45. The last to sell in a major auction brought $43,125.00 (3/12 Stacks-Bowers). These are not as common as most people think! PCGS # 8564. EST: $40,000.00-$45,000.00.

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336 - $10 1844-O PCGS AU58 We can’t recall seeing one of these offered in AU in the past year or so. The surfaces are lightly abraded, but there are no major cuts or lines. A surprisingly full booming luster shows off spotless, bright yellow gold surfaces. Some faint traces of semi-prooflike mirrors can also be found. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is superb!

PCGS 8, NGC 49. The last to sell at auction brought $7,931.00 (6/13 Heritage). Good luck! PCGS # 8591.

EST: $7,000.00+.

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LOT - 337 337 - $10 1863-S PCGS XF45 Very pleasing quality. There are some light scattered ticks spread over the surfaces, but nothing is serious. The wear is even and light. Some luster remains and give this piece an AU look, while both sides are a deeper gold color. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is quite nice!

PCGS 7, NGC 6. Of the 10,000 minted, few survive, and the last to sell in a major auction brought $14,100.00 (10/12 Heritage).

We expect strong bidding on this exceptional piece. Good luck! PCGS # 8638. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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338 - $10 1878-S NGC AU58 CAC Eliasberg This original coin has that light, dirty gold look, but the surfaces show some light luster and are clean overall. The wear is light and there are no discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are very well struck. The eye appeal is nice!

LOT - 338

PCGS 5, NGC 22, CAC 2. No PCGS or NGC CAC piece has ever sold at auction and there are none graded higher with a CAC sticker. Opportunity knocks! PCGS # 8682. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

339 - $10 1900 PCGS MS65 It’s hard to find any marks on the extra smooth, satiny surfaces, though a few ticks are hidden on the details. A strong luster shows off original, soft orange gold colors, free of any spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is great!

LOT - 339

PCGS 16, NGC 69. The last to sell at auction brought $4,994.00 (10/12 Heritage). PCGS # 8745.

EST: $4,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

OUR ESTIMATES The estimates you see published in this catalog are just that: estimates. Keep in mind that a coin could be either low or high end for the grade, have stunning color or be dull, all of which radically affect a coin’s value. Yes, there can be huge price differences within a grade, and we offer estimates as a guide so collectors can have a better idea of value. One thing we will never do is offer low ball estimates in order to claim stronger sales.

These published estimates represent what Legend-Morphy determines to be an approximate high wholesale value for the coin. The numbers are based upon current market values, similar trades, auction prices, published prices, and a consideration of the coin’s quality.

There is no guarantee that the estimated prices are minimums or are exactly what you can expect to get if you attempt to resell them wholesale.

We always advise you to view the coins you are interested in and calculate what you’ll pay using as much information as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us.

We are here to help you!

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340 - $10 1904-O PCGS MS65 CAC This high end GEM piece is the highlight of Abe Grundstein’s Box of 20.

At first glance, this coin looks more like a 1901-P than a 1904-O. The surfaces are amazingly clean and smooth. We’ve seen higher graded $10 Liberties with more marks than this coin! A strong luster shows off spotless surfaces and the rich, deeper gold color, free of any discolorations.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 6, NGC 4, CAC 5. There have been none graded higher and the last to sell at auction was this very coin, which brought $23,000.00 (4/11 Heritage). We can’t stress enough how rare this coin is, as the POP Reports don’t tell the whole story. Prior to this coin crossing the auction block, only one NGC coin sold in 2009, and before that none had sold since 2004. This coin can fit into many categories, but most importantly it needs to fit into a great new home. Good luck! Ex Abe Bear Grundstein Collection. P CGS # 8756. EST: $22,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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341 - $10 1910-D PCGS MS64 This coin is a rock solid MS64 by anyone’s tough standards. The surfaces are super clean and are satiny, while a decent luster shows off spotless, original, even gold surfaces with no discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is really nice!

LOT - 341

PCGS 644, NGC 819. We think these have gotten extremely affordable! PCGS # 8866.

EST: $1,850.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

342 - $10 1932 PCGS MS64+ Not marked up like you commonly see. A strong luster shows off spotless, deeper golder colors. All of the details are sharply struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is excellent! PCGS # 8884. EST: $1,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 342 343 - $20 1904-S PCGS MS64+ CAC This is a very nice, high end $20 Liberty.

The surfaces are clean and satiny, while a strong luster shows off crisp, deep, spotless, original gold surfaces, free of any stains.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 36, NGC 23, CAC 214. The last to sell at auction brought $3,335.00 (1/11 StacksBowers). PCGS # 9046. EST: $2,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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344 - $20 1907 Saint Gaudens PCGS MS66 A beautiful GEM MS66 by anyone’s tough standards! The surfaces reveal just a few tiny, well hidden ticks, but they still look smooth and satiny to the naked eye. A bold luster shows off delicious, light, two tone yellow/orange gold colors free of any spots. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 357, NGC 120. The last to sell in a major auction brought $5,288.00 (11/13 Stacks-Bowers). PCGS # 9141.

EST: $5,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 345

345 - $20 1911-D PCGS MS65 This coin was hand selected by a very picky buyer. Both sides are super clean and have a satiny texture, while a strong luster shows off a beautiful, spotless gold color.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. Any picky buyer will love this GEM! PCGS # 9158.

EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

346 - $20 1911-D PCGS MS65 Almost a twin to the coin listed above, but this coin has a touch more color. It’s super clean and satiny smooth. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful!

PCGS # 9158. EST: $2,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 346

347 - $20 1911-D PCGS MS65 CAC We wished all Saints looked as good as this! Extremely clean, smooth surfaces adorn both sides, while a strong luster shows off beautiful, spotless deeper gold colors, free of any stains. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp stand out strikes. The eye appeal on this above average coin is fabulous!

PCGS 1910, NGC 1989, CAC 219. The last to sell at auction brought $2,233.00 (9/13 Heritage). PCGS # 9158. EST: $2,200.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 347

348 - $20 1914-S PCGS MS65 CAC This marvelous coin is a fiery ball of luster. Both sides are a brilliant yellow gold, and although there are a few, tiny, scattered ticks, this coin is spot free. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 1928, NGC 1349, CAC 97. The last to sell at auction brought $2,875.00 (12/12 Legend-Morphy). PCGS # 9166.

EST: $2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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349 - $20 1924 PCGS MS66+ Very interesting two tone color. The surfaces are clean and smooth, while a strong luster highlights beautiful, original deep gold/pale pinkish gold. There are no problems, spots, or stains to be found. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes.

This is not an average or weak coin! PCGS 81, NGC 174. PCGS # 9177. EST: $2,800.00.

LOT - 349

350 - 25c 1893 Isabella PCGS MS66 CAC This coin is a true MS66! Satiny surfaces are loaded with a thick luster and slight hints of semi-prooflike mirrors.

A partial coating of original golden brown covers the peripheries and opens into creamy white centers. All of the details are sharply struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 184, NGC 143, CAC 52. These have sold at auction with tremendous price swings, but the last to sell brought $19,000.00. We expect strong bidding on this superb GEM! PCGS # 9220. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 350

351 - 50c 1921 Alabama PCGS MS66 CAC You can tell this coin was carefully saved from the day it left the bank. The surfaces are perfect, even through a strong glass, and while the luster is moderate it still enhances the very pretty, original pale golden brown color. The details are way above average and have extra sharp, frosty strikes. The eye appeal is great! This is not a typical dull Alabama commemorative.

PCGS 89, NGC 77, CAC 33. The last to sell at auction brought $2,468.00 (12/13 Heritage). We expect strong bidding on this above average piece! PCGS # 9224.

EST:$2,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 351

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352 - 50c 1936-D Cincinnati PCGS MS67 CAC This is one tough commem to find in this condition, since you can’t usually find Cincinnatis as nice as this.

The surfaces are very clean, and a thick, booming satiny luster beams from all over. Some light, original toning is scattered over the obverse, while the reverse has a gorgeous band of vivid, thin rainbow colors. All of the details are well struck and the eye appeal is very nice!

PCGS 34, NGC 33, CAC 15. Only 5000 pieces were ever minted. A PCGS/NON CAC sold for $3,819.00 (1/13 Heritage). You really don’t see these with much frequency, especially with CAC stickers. PCGS # 9284.

EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

353 - 50c 1892 Columbian PCGS MS66+ PCGS does not note it on the holder, but this coin is fully prooflike. The surfaces are sleek, exceedingly clean, and nothing is washed out like a typical Columbian. All the details are frosted and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is sensational!

LOT - 353

PCGS 18, NGC 9. The last to sell in a major auction brought $2,930.00 (8/13 Heritage). We expect strong bidding, especially after you see this coin in hand!

PCGS # 9256. EST: $3,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

354 - 50c 1922 Grant w/Star PCGS MS65+ CAC In January of this year an MS66 sold for $16,450.00 in a Heritage Auction, and we promise that this coin is every bit as nice. Pristine surfaces are incredibly clean and smooth, though the typical die polishing lines are visible thanks to a strong luster. Some hints of light gold mix with clean silvery white. All of the details are exceptionally struck and the eye appeal is fabulous!

LOT - 354

PCGS 154, NGC 226, CAC 21. PCGS has graded only 4 in MS65+, though a PCGS/NON CAC piece sold for $9,200.00 (3/12 Stacks-Bowers), and the last regular MS65 sold for $7,637.50 (4/13 Heritage). Even if you’re a picky commem collector, this piece will more than satisfy! PCGS # 9307. EST: $7,500.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

355 - 50c 1928 Hawaiian NGC MS65 CAC Most likely a coin from the Bank of Hawaii hoard. The surfaces have nothing more than a tiny tick and scratch or two, which you really have to look hard to see. A moderate luster shows off the typical seafoam green/ gold color typical with the Bank of Hawaii coins. All of the details are well struck and the eye appeal is pretty.

LOT - 355

PCGS 480, NGC 370, CAC 80. The last to sell at auction brought $3,671.00 (6/13 Heritage). Good luck!

PCGS # 9309. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

356 - 50c 1920 Maine PCGS MS67 CAC This lustrous piece is not a washed out, dull, or borderline MS67. The clean, smooth surfaces show no toning and the color is a silvery white. All of the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The coin has a very powerful eye appeal!

PCGS 27, NGC 32, CAC 14. The last to sell in major auction brought $4,994.00 (9/13 Heritage), and we expect this coin to sell in that area. PCGS # 9326.

EST: $4,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 356 141

357 - 50c 1923-S Monroe PCGS MS65 CAC Sensational cleanliness and luster highlight this GEM. The surfaces are satiny and smooth, with a small patch of pale olive toning on the right obverse.

The details are frosty and have excellent strikes. The eye appeal is beautiful!

LOT - 357

PCGS 405, NGC 379, CAC 73. The last to sell at auction brought $1,116.00 (8/13 Heritage). These have gotten very affordable! PCGS # 9333.

EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

358 - 50c 1926 Oregon PCGS MS67 CAC This is a tremendous original coin, and there is no question that it sat undisturbed, acquiring a pretty, light sheen to it. The surfaces are pristine and all of the details are boldly struck.

PCGS 74, NGC 60, CAC 31. The last normal PCGS/ CAC piece that sold at auction brought $1,116.00 (11/12 Stacks-Bowers). These have become incredibly affordable! PCGS # 9340. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 358

359 - 50c 1936-S Oregon PCGS MS67+ CAC You can tell this coin was taken out of its cardboard holder and carefully stored until it was put in the PCGS slab. The surfaces are pristine and a strong luster shows off light silver/pale reddish gold colors.

All the details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is great!

PCGS 139, NGC 147, CAC 54. Only 5000 were ever minted and the last to sell at auction brought $1,116.00 (9/13 Heritage). PCGS # 9346. EST: $1,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 359

360 - 50c 1935 Texas PCGS MS67+ You rarely ever see red/gold GEM Commems anymore. The obverse has original violet/gold/navy/ silver colors splashed over the surfaces while the reverse is red/gold. The surfaces are amazingly clean and smooth while a full blazing luster shows off the colors. All details are sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is sensational! If you love colored Commems, you have to see this piece!

PCGS 8, NGC 4. The last to sell in a major auction brought $1,175.00, but this coin should sell for significantly more because of the colors.

Opportunity knocks loud here! PCGS # 9382.

EST: $2,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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361 - 50c 1948 BTW PCGS MS67 CAC What a dazzling GEM! The surfaces are incredibly clean and sleek, while a full booming luster shows zero imperfections and some traces of semi-prooflike mirrors.

Both sides are a crisp, original blazing white. All of the details are very well struck and the eye appeal is fantastic!

LOT - 361

PCGS 6, NGC 11, CAC 3. Only 8000 were minted. The last PCGS/CAC piece to sell in auction brought $4,025.00 (7/13 Legend-Morphy). If you’re looking for a CAC stickered example, it will be a long time before another comes around! Good luck! PCGS # 9412. EST: $3,750.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

362 - 50c 1951 BTW PCGS MS67 CAC We are pleased to have been consigned such a pleasing example of this undervalued and hard to find date! Sleek and slightly semi-prooflike surfaces are intensely lustrous and incredibly clean. Both sides are a blast white, all the details are well struck, and the eye appeal is fabulous!

LOT - 362

PCGS 9, NGC 9, CAC 8. The last to sell in a major auction brought $3,738.00 (4/12 Heritage). We doubt if you’ll be seeing many of these for sale at auction or offered privately as time goes on. We expect substantial interest by commem collectors on this coin. Good luck!

PCGS # 9424. EST: $3,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

363 - 50c 1954 Wash-Carver PCGS MS66+ Seriously above average, with very little weakness visible.

Just a few light frost breaks and a tiny scuff. The luster is bold and shows off the crisp creamy white surfaces nicely.

All of the details are sharply struck and the eye appeal is nice!

LOT - 363

PCGS 8, NGC 2. Only 12,000 were ever minted and the last to sell at auction brought $1,208.00 (3/11 Heritage).

These are not as easy to find as you may think!

PCGS # 9442. EST: $1,100.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 364 364 - P50C 1838 J-72 NGC PR67 Ex Newman This is a stunning R-5 (13-30 known) Bust Half Dollar Pattern struck in silver with a reeded edge and medal turn die alignment.

The quality is superb in every respect! The mirrors are deep, crystal clear, clean, and have serious reflectivity. They are evenly covered by a moderate layer of original blue/purple/violet toning. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is nice!

PCGS 0, NGC 1. This coin sold in the Newman sale for $24,675.00 to a good friend of Legend-Morphy. We strongly feel that anything below $50,000.00 for this coin is a steal! The Newman envelope is included. PCGS # 11282. EST: $20,000.00+.

365 - P1C 1858 J-212 NGC PR66 Cameo This is an R-4 (76-100 known) 1859 design struck in copper nickel. The surfaces are boldly mirrored and only a tiny dot or two can be found with a strong glass. The icy mirrors are clean and have bold reflectivity.

Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have needle sharp strikes.

The eye appeal is terrific!

LOT - 365

PCGS 0, NGC 1. This is the finest Proof Cameo in existence! It has never sold at auction but the Judd Book values it at $5,000.00 in PR65!

If you collect 1C or pattern 1C this would be a very cool coin to add to your collection.

L PCGS # 81895. EST: $5,000.00+.

366 - P50C 1859 J-242 PCGS PR64 BN This is an R-5 (31-76 known) example of the Longacres French Liberty Head design struck in copper. The quality is average, as coin has some darker colors as well as a toning spot or two. Regardless, the surfaces are clean and smooth overall. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is also average.

LOT - 366 144

PCGS 5, NGC 0. The last PCGS NON CAC coin to sell at auction brought $2,990.00 (8/10 Heritage). We believe our consignor’s reserve is very reasonable for the quality.

PCGS # 11980. EST: $2,000.00+.

LOT - 367

LOT - 369

367 - 2c 1863 J-313 PCGS PR64 Cameo This is an R-7 (4-12 known) trial strike of a 2C piece struck in copper nickel. The surfaces are well mirrored, and reveal just a few thin lines. The color and flash are great.

All of the details are frosty and have full strikes. The eye appeal is super!

369 - 25c 1869 J-736 PCGS PR64 BN This is an R-7 (4-12 known) example of the Standard Silver design struck in copper. Both sides are evenly blanketed by a deeper, original chocolate brown color.

Miss Liberty and the details are bold and sharply struck.

The eye appeal is decent.

PCGS 1, NGC 0. None have sold in auction save for a PR63, which brought $25,300.00 (1/09 Heritage). Good luck! EST: $35,000.00-40,000.00.

PCGS 2, NGC 0. The last to sell at auction brought $1,998.00 (9/13 Heritage). PCGS # 60963. EST: $2,500.00+.

LOT - 368

LOT - 370

368 - 3cN 1865 J-410 PCGS PR66 CAC Ex Denali This is a R-6 (31-76 known) die trial struck in nickel. The mirrors are strong and have good clarity, cleanliness, and reflectivity. A light shade of gold covers most of the surfaces.

Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck and have delicate frost. The eye appeal is very nice!

370 - H10C 1870 J-819 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC Ex Denali This is a high R-7 struck in aluminum, with less than 4-12 known. Stunning deep, crystal clear, clean, intensely reflective mirrors beam from all over. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and stand out with thick, snowy white frost, which is sort of rare for aluminum coins. The eye appeal is jaw dropping.

PCGS 4, NGC 0. CAC 2. The last to sell at auction brought $4,406.00 (8/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 60591. EST: $4,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This is the finest graded J-819, which last sold for $8,813.00 (8/13 Heritage).

This will make a great addition to any GEM Pattern or Half Dime Collection. PCGS # 800058.

EST: $10,000.00-12,000.00.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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LOT - 371 371 - H10C 1870 J-823 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC Ex Denali This R-7 die trial (4-12 known) is a version of a Half Dime struck in aluminum. The mirrors are deep, clear, clean, and reflective. Although a few light die polishing lines are visible, the planchet is unusually problem free. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is sensational!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This is the finest graded by PCGS or NGC and the last auction record has it selling for $9,775.00 (1/04 Superior), but today, it’s worth much more. Good luck! PCGS # 800060. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

372 - 10c 1870 J-852 PCGS PR66 RB CAC Ex Denali This is an amazing R-7 (4-12 known) Standard Silver design struck in copper. This coin is 80% full GEM Mint Red with zero spots or stains.

The mirrors are deep, crystal clear, clean, and have killer reflectivity.

Not something you expect to see on a pattern like this. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and exhibit strong frost. The eye appeal is super!

LOT - 372

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PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. No PR66s have ever sold at auction, but in 2004 a PR65 sold for $6,785.00 (11/04 Stacks-Bowers). If you love great looking GEM Patterns then this is a must see!

L PCGS # 71096. EST: $4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

373 - 10c 1870 J-866 PCGS PR65 Cameo This is an R-7 (4 to 12 known) of the Barber Standard Silver design struck in aluminum. The planchet is problem free, and the mirrors are deep, clean, clear, and have bold reflectivity. Some light die grease can be found on Miss Liberty, but otherwise, she has thick frost and is sharply struck. The eye appeal is gorgeous! PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1.

PCGS # 61110. EST: $,4,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 374

374 - 25c 1870 J-878 PCGS PR65 RB CAC This is an R-7 (4-12 known) example of a Standard Silver Barber Quarter design struck in copper. Stunning deep, crystal clear, clean, highly reflective mirrors beam from all over and the only thing keeping this out of a PR66 holder is a small planchet disturbance hidden in the right field.

Outrageous original copper colors of brown/violet/red brown/blue/purple/gold swirl vividly over the surfaces. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 2. We believe this coin is counted twice in the populations for both PCGS and CAC. This coin just brought $4,406.00 at auction (8/13 Heritage).

PCGS # 71122. EST: $4,250.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 375 375 - 25c 1870 J-886 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC Ex Denali This is an R-7 (4-12 known) example of a Standard Silver Quarter design struck in aluminum. This coin’s quality is off the charts! It is struck on a problem free planchet and you can only find a tiny lint mark with a strong glass, but no porosity or corrosion. The mirrors are deep, crystal clear, clean, and have powerful reflectivity. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is dazzling! This is the finest J-886 we’ve ever seen!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. The only record of any J-886 selling was a PR65 which sold for $9,200.00 (5/05 Goldberg). Surely, this PR66 is worth substantially more 9 years later! PCGS # 61130. EST: $10,000.00+.

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376 - 50c 1870 J-938 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC Ex Denali This is an R-7 (4-12 known) example of a Half Dollar Standard Silver design struck in aluminum. The planchet is problem free and the glassy mirrors are deep, crystal clear, clean, and have intense reflectivity. These are typically very crusty. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is tremendous!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. There are no auction records for any J-938 pieces. We cannot stress how rare this marvelous pattern is!

PCGS # 61184. EST: $12,500.00

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377 - 50c 1870 J-969 PCGS PR66 CAC Ex Denali This is an R-7 (4-12 known) example of a Half Dollar Standard Silver design. The mirrors are strong, with good clarity and intense reflectivity.

A moderate, beautiful, original mix of pale navy/olive/gold/ golden brown swirls vividly all over. Miss Liberty and the details are all sharply struck and stand out nicely. The eye appeal is phenomenal!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin last sold for $11,750.00 (8/13 Heritage). With this coin’s uniqueness and quality, we expect it to bring more!

PCGS # 61215. EST: $10,000.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 377 149

378 - $1 1870 J-998 PCGS PR64 RB CAC This is an R-7 (4 to 12 known) Standard Silver design struck in copper!

We fail to see why this magnificent coin is not a PR65RB. The spotless surfaces have deep, super clean, crystal clear, boldly reflective mirrors. A beautiful, original mix of brown/blue/deep gold/pale green swirls all over. Miss Liberty and every detail is sharply struck and stands out nicely. The eye appeal is awesome!

PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin last sold for $8,050.00 (7/13 LegendMorphy), but the collector decided not to pursue Patterns.

PCGS # 71245. EST: $7,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 378 150

379 - $1 1871 J-1148 PCGS Secure PR66 RB CAC This masterpiece is an R-7 (4-12 known) example of the Longacres Standard Silver Dollar design struck in copper. Without a doubt, this is one of the prettiest Standard Silver Dollar patterns in existence. The only one nicer was the other RB piece we sold in our December sale for $27,600.00.

Electric mirrors are ultra deep and have amazing clarity, cleanliness, and incredibly reflectivity. The color scheme is a phenomenal original mix of brown/gold/magenta/neon blue, which swirls wildly on both sides. Miss Liberty and the details have amazing, needle sharp strikes that are frosty and look almost three dimensional. The eye appeal is outrageous! PCGS # 71410.

EST: $27,000.00-30,000.00.

LOT - 379 151

380 - 25c 1873 J-1271 PCGS PR65 Cameo CAC This former Simpson coin was from the Greenwich Collection, the #1 PCGS Registry Set. This piece is a high R7 (less than 4-12 known) die trial of the 1873 No Arrows Quarter minted in aluminum.

The wild, glassy mirrors have amazing clarity, cleanliness, and blinding reflectivity. For an aluminum planchet, it’s remarkably defect and porosity free. Miss Liberty and the details are thickly frosted and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is jaw dropping!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This coin is the finest graded and last sold for $12,650.00 (11/11 StacksBowers), but in today’s market, this coin is worth a lot more!

Good luck! PCGS # 61556.

EST: $12,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

LOT - 380 152

381 - 50c 1879 J-1597 PCGS PR66 Cameo CAC This is an R-6 (12-30 known) Barber Washlady design. The quality is truly amazing!

Deep, glittering mirrors have killer clarity, cleanliness, and offer intense reflectivity, while a beautiful, moderate mix of blue/golden brown/pale violet/ champagne is splashed all over. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have needle sharp strikes. The eye appeal is tremendous! Too bad this strikingly beautiful design was never incorporated into U.S. coinage.

PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 1. As far as we’re aware this coin has never been to auction, but the last Washlady to sell was a PCGS PR65 CAC that brought $19,550.00 (8/12 StacksBowers). Very beautiful and very rare! PCGS # 389268.

EST: $27,500.00+.

This coin is being sold with no reserve.

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