Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

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Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 596		Gold Dollar. 1849. Open Wreath, No L. PCGS graded MS-63. Frosty, lustrous and well struck. Abundant mint color and clean surfaces for the grade. View details	Realized $1,980
Lot 597		Gold Dollar. 1849-O. AU-50. Boldly struck for the issue, with full device detail on both sides. The reverse has some trivial central hairlines, visible with the aid of a glass. Scarce. View details	Realized $352
Lot 598		Gold Dollar. 1851-C. MS-60. A choice Mint State coin that boasts sharply struck device detail and glowing mint luster. No significant surface problems aside from the usual hairlines atop the delicate fields. Seldom offered in Mint State. View details	Realized $2,310
Lot 599		Gold Dollar. 1851-C. Light Hairlines. AU-55. Boldly struck throughout, with ample luster and original surfaces. There is a small area of marks around ATES of STATES. Popular for the Charlotte Mintmark. View details	Realized $935
Lot 600		Gold Dollar. 1851-0. AU-55. Reverse scratch. View details	Unsold
Lot 601		Gold Dollar. 1852. MS-60. Choice for the assigned grade, abundant luster, well struck and pleasing in every regard. View details	Realized $275
Lot 602		Gold Dollar. 1852. MS-60. Light hairlines. An attractive well struck example, very lustrous and ideal for an "Unc." type set. View details	Unsold
Lot 603		Gold Dollar. 1852. MS-60. One small neck nick from a higher grade, still pleasant and lustrous. View details	Unsold
Lot 604		Gold Dollar. 1852/52. Breen 6021. SEGS graded AU-58. Scratched. View details	Unsold
Lot 605		Gold Dollar. 1852. VF-20. Nice surfaces for the grade. View details	Realized $127
Lot 606		Gold Dollar. 1852-D. MS-60. Minor handling marks in the fields and on the devices, but still better than most found. Only 6,360 struck, with most lost, melted or just plain circulated. Here is a lustrous Mint State example of this early Dahlonega Gold Dollar. Seldom offered. View details	Unsold
Lot 607		Gold Dollar. 1853. Light hairlines and fully lustrous. MS-60. View details	Realized $275
Lot 608		Gold Dollar. 1853-C. AU-50. A scarce date that spent only a brief time in circulation, with clean surfaces and appealing color. Seldom encountered. View details	Realized $1,430
Lot 609		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. PCGS graded MS-63. A gorgeous frosty mint specimen exhibiting fully lustrous surfaces. This beauty is destined for a choice quality gold type set. View details	Realized $15,125
Lot 610		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. MS-60. Frosty luster abounds, with clean fields and rims. A few hairlines in the fields, well struck and difficult to find better. View details	Realized $1,705
Lot 611		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. Sharpness of MS-60. Lightly cleaned. Boldly struck on the obverse, with only a hint of weakness at the extreme center of the reverse. Clean fields and devices that show few signs of contact. View details	Unsold
Lot 612		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. AU-50. Some luster and minor handling marks in the fields. Well struck and a rare issue for type collectors. View details	Unsold
Lot 613		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. MS-60. Light obverse hairlines from a higher grade, lustrous and well struck. Popular as the rare Type II issue, with very few available for collectors in any grade. View details	Unsold
Lot 614		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. AU-50. Lustous and pleasing with clean surfaces. Well struck and popular. View details	Unsold
Lot 615		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. Accompanied with a PCGS AU-55 tag. AU-50. View details	Unsold
Lot 616		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. EF-45. Some luster in the fields, with a cluster of marks near the front of Liberty's headdress. Struck from a worn reverse die. View details	Realized $374
Lot 617		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. EF-40. Lustrous and choice for the grade, with ample mint-freshness remaining. View details	Unsold
Lot 618		Gold Dollar. 1854 Type 2. ANACS graded AU Details, Net EF-40, cleaned. View details	Unsold
Lot 619		Gold Dollar. 1855 Type 2. Sharpness of Mint State, expertly cleaned to resemble a gem. View details	Unsold
Lot 620		Gold Dollar. 1855 Type 2. AU-50. Struck from clashed dies as are most of this scarce issue. Lustrous and desirable in every way. Nice surfaces for the grade and without the usual problems. View details	Unsold
Lot 621		Gold Dollar. 1855 Type 2. AU-50. Light hairlines in the fields from brief circulation. Well struck and with all design elements present. View details	Realized $396
Lot 622		Gold Dollar. 1855 Type 2. AU-50. One small rim mark at 2 o'clock and probably cleaned. Minor hairlines and surface ticks from a brief time in circulation. Popular. View details	Unsold
Lot 623		Gold Dollar. 1855-C Type 2. VG-7. Worn as jewelry, a piece that should be inspected. View details	Unsold
Lot 624		Gold Dollar. 1856 Slanting 5. Nice and frosty, an ideal example for a choice quality type set. PCGS graded MS-63. View details	Realized $825
Lot 625		Gold Dollar. 1861. MS-60. However, there are some light hairlines on the obverse. View details	Unsold
Lot 626		Gold Dollar. 1861. AU-58. Lustrous. View details	Realized $231
Lot 627		Gold Dollar. 1862. Bright and frosty with scratches in the reverse fields. MS-60. View details	Unsold
Lot 628		Gold Dollar. 1862. Some light scratches are noted on the reverse, toned. MS-60. View details	Unsold
Lot 629		Gold Dollar. 1870-S. MS-60. Lustrous in the fields and with boldly struck devices. Scattered handling marks, none of consequence, and without toning. A scarce date in Mint State which is often overlooked by date collectors. Only 3,000 minted. View details	Unsold
Lot 630		Gold Dollar. 1873 Open 3. MS-60. A frosty and lustrous coin that boasts a decent strike and good color. Minor hairlines. View details	Unsold
Lot 631		Gold Dollar. 1873 Open 3. MS-60. View details	Realized $182
Lot 632		Gold Dollar. 1874. NGC graded MS-67. A stunning frosty mint gem! This little jewel is fully struck and exhibits absolutely flawless frosty mint surfaces that radiate as the coin is turned. Here is perfection, none have been graded higher. View details	Unsold
Lot 633		Gold Dollar. 1874. Golden-orange toning. MS-60. View details	Unsold
Lot 634		Gold Dollar. 1878. Trompeter Collection on holder. PCGS graded Proof 65. An outstanding example of this extremely rare date. The fields have deep mirror reflectivity, with superb frosted devices. Thought to be one of 20 minted, with PCGS having graded only 4 this high, and none graded higher. The surfaces are pristine, with a few very light hairlines, none distracting. A superb, two-tone jewel, with crisp wire edges. Although from the Kaufman Collection, known for his display of coins on a "tack" board, only two minor disturbances were noted in the Trompeter catalog, not visible in the current PCGS holder. An opportunity to purchase one of the rarest and most underrated Proof Gold Dollars in full Gem condition! View details	Unsold
Lot 635		Gold Dollar. 1883. NGC graded MS-64. A frosty near-gem with excellent color and surfaces. The NGC holder states the date as 1888, but the coin reads 1883, an error most of us can relate to. View details	Realized $990
Lot 636		Gold Dollar. 1887. A choice, glittering example and certainly one of the better survivors from a mintage of 1043 struck. ANACS graded Proof 63. View details	Unsold
Lot 637		Gold Dollar. 1887. NGC graded MS-64. A near gem specimen that boasts delicate orange-gold toning on both sides and frosty luster. The strike is bold, with all details crisp and complete, even the tiny curls over Liberty's ear and the wheat grains on the reverse. View details	Realized $935