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Sale 104
June 10-13 2018 Pre Long Beach Sale
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Lot 574 |
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1928-B, $1 Silver Certificate. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. Fr-1602. KL-1447. A fully original Gem example from the I-B block. Estimate Value $70 - 90
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| Realized
$72 |
Lot 575 |
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1957-B, $1 Silver Certificate. Star Note. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. Fr-1621*. KL-1464*. A nice uncirculated example from the *-B block. Estimate Value $20 - 30
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| Realized
$18 |
Lot 576 |
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1934, $5 Silver Certificate. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. Fr-1650. KL-1651. This boldly embossed example would be fully Gem except for minor imperfections in the centering. Estimate Value $40 - 50
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$54 |
Lot 577 |
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1934-B, $10 Silver Certificate. PCGS Very Fine 20. Fr-1703. KL-1968. The 1934B is the most difficult of any of the 1934-dated series $10 Silver Certificates to locate, and is most often seen in circulated grades. Estimate Value $70 - 90
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| Realized
$60 |
Lot 578 |
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1934-C, $10 Silver Certificate. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. Fr-1704. KL-1969. A trifle off center, but otherwise this blue seal $10 is boldly embossed and fully original with a pack-fresh appearance. Estimate Value $90 - 110
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| Realized
$96 |
Lot 579 |
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1934-C, $10 Silver Certificate. Star Note. PCGS Very Fine 20. Fr-1704*. KL-1969*. Replacement notes from the $10 Silver Certificate series are much scarcer than the values of these notes would imply. For example, PCGS Currency has graded less than 150 1934-C stars in just over 13 years. Any U.S. coin with a comparable population would be valued at many multiples of this note. Estimate Value $60 - 80
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$54 |
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