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1802/1 $2.50 NGC MS 64 - This 1802/1 $2 1/2 is of the highest rarity and quality for the date and series! Seldom ever seen in even MS-60 quality, the existence of this coin in this condition,almost defies belief! Well struck with soft satiny luster and no adjustment marks. This coin belongs in the finest collection.1815/2 50C NGC MS 64 - This 1815/2 Capped Bust Half Dollar in NGC MS-64 would make a fine addition to your collection. This piece is the key date coin to the Capped Bust Half Dollar set and is a true high-end ultra rarity. With absolutely breathtaking eye-appeal, the coin exhibits nearly mark free obverse and reverse surfaces, with diagnostic die clashing for the date visible. The specimen exhibits stunning, original Wayte Raymond toning. The radial color transitions form deep steel blue, to violet, to red, to a light golden hue at the coin's center. The coin retains flashy luster beneath the richly toned surfaces. The population for this date is virtually nonexistent. There are only 28 total uncirculated examples graded by either grading service, a number of these certainly being resubmissions. There are only 2 MS-64 coins graded by NGC, with only 1 graded MS-65. The true population is likely somewhat less than the population numbers. Trends presently lists this coin at $60,000, and the current asking price is a great value. This coin is severely undervalued when compared to other key date coins and coins of similar rarity. Previously pedigreed to the Pryor collection1835 $5 NGC MS 62 - This is a fresh well struck example of these increasingly scarce $5 classic head gold pieces. Low in population and tough to find this nice. Grab this before its gone!1838 G$5 NGC MS 62 - Another fresh well struck $5 classic head gold. Low in population and tough to find this nice. Grab this before its gone!1852-O G$1 PCGS MS 62 - Very underrated date and low pop. This 1852O $1 gold is well struck with satiny luster. Just a few marks keep this from MS-63 status.1861 50C PCGS MS 65 - Shades of lavender-gray and champagne-gold toning blanket the well-preserved surfaces of this early Civil War era Gem. The design elements are well-detailed, with a touch of softness on the eagle's left (facing) claw. Strong mint luster shines through the toning1876 G$2.50 NGC MS 65 - This is a very rare quarter eagle. With an original mintage of only 4176 pieces, this coin being offered is the finest known for the date. This is the only gem MS-65 coin graded by either PCGS or NGC and has to date never appear for sale at public auction. This gem has prooflike surfaces and booming luster over cameo devices. Of all the quarter eagles, David Akers considers this date to be the 2nd rarest in the series. This coin IS the plate coin in the Akers book! A tremendous opportunity to acquire the best!1878 G$3 PCGS MS 65 - Although common as a date, gem MS-65 examples are not common in this condition. This coin displays beautiful original color and luster, and very clean surfaces. These are tough to find right now.1878 PATT $5 J-1574 PCGS PR 65 RB - An important pattern, Judd-1574 by Charles Barber represents the predecessor to the chief engraver's design for the extremely popular Flowing Hair stellas of 1879-1880. One of perhaps 15-20 copper impressions known (some of which are gilt), this piece retains near full vividness to mostly rose-orange surfaces. This coin would make an impressive addition to any pattern set, especially one comprised largely or even otherwise exclusively of four-dollar Stella's. CAC stickered for premium quality.1878 S$1 7TF REVERSE OF 1879 PCGS MS 64 DMPL - This is a super rare DMPL dollar! Blazing white with excellent cameo contrast and deep mirrors. This coin has clean surfaces and good eye-appeal.1878-S S$1 NGC MS 65 - This is a blast white gem with super clean surfaces.1884-O S$1 PCGS MS 66 - Frosty white gem with a clean cheek.1886 5C PCGS G 4 - This is a very collectible example of this key date liberty nickel. Just honest wear.1889-O S$1 PCGS MS 64 - Toned in pretty shades of greens, golds and blue this better date O-mint Dollar has exceptionally clean and original surfaces. CAC stickered for premium quality.1890-CC S$1 NGC MS 65 DMPL - Wow! This is a super rare DMPL dollar seldom seen for sale. Blazing white with cameo contrast and deep mirrors. Very low population.1890-O S$1 PCGS MS 65 - This has to be the nicest 1890O Dollar I have ever seen in a 65 holder! This coin displays incredible booming luster and an almost pristine cheek. The overall freshness of this coin is something not usually seen for this typically mundane looking date. Super PQ.1891-CC S$1 PCGS MS 64 - Super frosty white with exceptionally clean surfaces, this is about as nice as they get in a MS-64 holder. PQ+1895 50C PCGS PR 66 - A richly toned Gem of the finest order. The reflective fields and frosty motifs make for a pleasing contrast. Deep blue and rose engulfs the obverse, the reverse brilliant at the center with hues similar to those of the obverse reaching outward to the rims. One of 880 proofs of the date struck. We note that only 8 examples of the date have been graded finer than this outstanding piece.1895 G$2.50 NGC PR 66 Ultra Cameo - This is how you want all of your proof gold coins to look!! Spectacular original orange-peel surfaces with ultra deep cameo devices over hairline-free surfaces. Very PQ. NGC population of only 15 coins.1896-O S$1 NGC MS 61 - This is a super nice example of this very scarce date. This coin displays soft satiny luster with very clean surfaces, much nicer than they normally are in this grade.1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC 50C NGC MS 64 - This incredibly toned beauty is pedigreed from the Greg Bingham collection. Toned in vibrant shades of reds, gold, greens and blues, I can't recall seeing a prettier Pan Pac. The coin also displays excellent luster and clean surfaces. I'm at a loss to understand why the coin isn't in at least a 65 holder. For the toning enthusiast.1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is one of the nicest Pan pacs I have ever seen! Bright white centers with neat rings of golds, greens, and blue framing the rims. Very PQ, looks better than most coins graded MS-67.1915-S PANAMA-PACIFIC 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is super nice original coin with soft satiny luster, a good strike and very clean surfaces. These are very cheap right now.1921-D S$1 MORGAN PCGS MS 65 - This is a super fresh original coin with great luster and surfaces.1925 MEDAL NORSE-AMERICAN SILVER THICK PCGS MS 65 - This is a super nice original gem coin with great luster and surfaces. CAC stickered for premium quality.1926-S S$1 NGC MS 63 - Flashy white with exceptionally clean surfaces.1928 G$2.50 PCGS MS 65 - Super flashy with great orange-peel color and surfaces. PQ.1928-S S$1 NGC MS 64 - Blast white with a good strike and nearly pristine surfaces, this is the way you want a 1928S to look. Only the lightest hairline on the cheek keeps this coin out of a MS-65 holder. Very PQ.1936-S CINCINNATI 50C PCGS MS 65 - Here we have the toughest of the Cincinnati halves in gem MS-65 condition. The obverse is toned in light golds and reds from the being in the original three card holder while the reverse is blazing white. Very scarce and underrated.1936-S COLUMBIA 50C PCGS MS 65 - This is a super flashy coin with exceptionally clean surfaces. PQ.1937 10C PCGS MS 64 FB - Blazing white and PQ, Housed in a old PCGS green label holder.1941 10C PCGS PR 65 - This is a super fresh original coin with haze free surfaces and booming luster. Housed in an old green label PCGS holder.1942 1C ANACS PR 63 BN - This is a really nice proof Lincoln cent. Although graded PF-63 Brown, this coin has over 60% red remaining as well as neat blue toning around the lettering and devices.1945-D 50C PCGS MS 66 - This is fresh original coin with nice luster and neat golds and greens framing the rims. The coin is also well struck. Just a few ticks in the field keep this coin from grading 67, PQ with great eye appeal.1946 IOWA 50C NGC MS 68* - WOW!! Thats all I can say about this Iowa. This coin has it all, great color, luster, surfaces and mind blowing eye-appeal. Graded MS-68* by NGC. CAC approved for premium quality.1949-D 50C NGC MS 65 FBL - Here is the key date in the series in a gem MS-65 grade. Blast white, with excellent luster and strike.1951 50C PCGS PR 66 - This is a blast white coin with a great look and eye-appeal. CAC stickered for premium quality1967 50C SMS NGC MS 67 CAMEO - Here we have a gem cameo example of this popular SMS Kennedy half.2009 ULTRA HIGH RELIEF $20 PCGS MS 70 PL Mercanti - Here it is the 2009 Ultra High Relief $20 Double Eagle in a perfect MS-70 quality. These are also graded Proof-like and have the very scarce "Mercanti" label from PCGS, which commands a big premium. Includes certificate and signed Mercanti book. Hurry! this will go fast!2011-W AMERICAN BUFFALO FIRST STRIKE $50 PCGS PR 70 PDC
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