Lot 4145
1877-S. NGC graded
MS-60. Normal bagmarks on Liberty's face.
Estimated Value $400-450.
Lot 4146
1877-S. NGC graded
MS-60. Normal bagmarks on Liberty's face and neck.
Estimated Value
$400-450.
Lot 4147
No Lot.
Lot 4148
1878. MS-63.
Bright luster with a few trivial breaks on the cheek and upper hair curls.
Clean fields and nice surfaces.
Estimated Value $3,500-4,500.
Lot 4149
1878. PCGS graded
MS-61. Minor bagmarks on both sides.
Estimated Value $500-600.
Lot 4150
1882-CC. NGC graded
AU-58. Normal handling marks, and a couple of reeding marks on Liberty.
Scarce and popular with date collectors. With most of the mint luster intact.
Estimated Value $1,700-2,200.
Lot 4151
1884-CC. NGC graded
AU-58. Flashy luster, but with the typical bagmarks expected.
Estimated
Value $1,000-1,200.
Lot 4152
1890-S. MS-63.
This one has nice luster and only light scuffs and ticks from handling. A
few trivial hairlines can be seen in the fields, but no real problems to knock
it out of the choice class.
Estimated Value $2,500-3,000.
Lot 4153
1891-S. PCGS graded
MS-62 Premium Quality. Scattered bagmarks over lustrous surfaces. One for
the investor.
Estimated Value $500-700.
Lot 4154
1893. ICG graded
MS-63. Flashy luster and well preserved, there are some minor scuffs on
Liberty's face and into the fields.
Estimated Value $1,400-1,500.
Lot 4155
1893. PCGS graded
MS-62. One small cut on the cheek, nice color and original surfaces.
Estimated Value $350-400.
Lot 4156
1893-S. PCGS graded
AU-55. Coppery gold in color and with the usual bagmarks.
Estimated
Value $250-300.
Lot 4157
1894. MS-64. An
unusual coin that is seldom found in high mint state grades, and thus very rare
as such. The face has some hidden hairlines, but they are not deep or
distracting, the dancing luster has a touch of copper gold color, mostly in the
lower right obverse field. Minor specks are noted on Liberty and above the
date, these are not raised and look like tiny specks of ink. Boldly struck on
the stars and Liberty, with only minor scuffs on the high points. Mint fresh on
the reverse, and well preserved.
Estimated Value $8,000-9,000.
Lot 4158
1894 VF-30 and 1897-S
EF-45. 2 pieces.
Estimated Value $500-550.
Lot 4159
1897-S. MS-60 Plus.
Bright and lustrous.
Estimated Value $350-400.
Ex: Superior
Galleries 4/80:768.
Lot 4160
1898. Proof 63.
One of 75 struck in Proof, this one retains the appealing surfaces and mint
color that makes these proof gold coins so beautiful. The surfaces show only a
couple of trivial tick marks, and the orange peel fields imparted by the dies.
A foremost coin to view, and worth a good bid.
Estimated Value
$11,000-13,000.
Lot 4161
1904. NGC graded
MS-64. Bright and flashy for this common date, with excellent luster and
near-gem surfaces.
Estimated Value $400-450.
Lot 4162
1904. MS-63.
Sharp and desirable, with nice luster.
Estimated Value $400-450.
Lot 4163
1904. MS-60 Plus.
Estimated Value $300-325.
Lot 4164
1904. MS-60.
Estimated Value $300-325.
Lot 4165
1904-S. PCGS graded
MS-62 Premium Quality. Much scarcer than the Philadelphia version.
Estimated Value $400-450.
Lot 4166
1907-D. AU-53.
Flashy luster on both sides, with moderate handling marks.
Estimated
Value $250-300.
Lot 4167
1907-S. NGC graded
MS-64. A bright and flashy coin that boasts a good strike and clean
surfaces. Worth a strong bid.
Estimated Value $3,500-4,500.
Lot 4168
1907-S. PCGS graded
MS-63. Bright and lustrous, the reverse has a small area of soap residue
down to the right from the eagle's head to the rim, with some residue still
adhering to the coin. The final year of the design.
Estimated Value
$1,000-1,250.