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Sale 13
The Benson Collection of U.S. Coins, Part 2
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Lot 1521 |
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1921-S Morgan Dollar. PCGS graded MS-65. Gorgeous frosty and white, with excellent surfaces throughout. PCGS has graded 197 this high, with just 12 higher, making this certainly one of the better examples of this date. Important as such.
Estimated Value $750 - 1,000.
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| Realized
$1,495 |
Lot 1522 |
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1921-S Morgan Dollar. SEGS graded AU-55. This one is about 25 percent off center towards the date, so no digits show at all, but it was coined in Philadelphia. Minor hairlines in the fields, and we suspect this may have been briefly carried as a pocket piece. Some luster remains, and well struck on the devices that show. All Morgan silver dollar errors are rare and seldom encountered, especially one that is so dramatic. Certain to the centerpiece of a specialized error collection.
Estimated Value $9,000-UP.
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Lot 1523 |
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A group of PCGS graded Morgan dollars. These are all PCGS graded MS-64 and the dates are as follows: 1879-S; 1880-S; 1883; 1885; 1885-O; 1888-O; 1890-O; 1896; 1898; 1899-O; 1899-O Prooflike and 1921. We note that these are all very old small PCGS holders, which are seldom encountered these days. A few have light toning, but most are bright. An investors delight. Lot of 12 coins.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
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| Realized
$368 |
Lot 1524 |
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A group of slabbed Morgan silver dollars. These grade from AU-58 to MS-64 and are graded by various grading services. Lot of 19 coins.
Estimated Value $300 - 350.
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| Realized
$414 |
Lot 1525 |
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1880 Morgan Dollar. This group includes 1880, 1881-S, 1883-O, 1885-O, 1884-O, 1899-O (2 pieces) and 1900-O, and grades range from AU-55 to MS-64. Some are toned, but all are nice coins from the Benson collection.
Estimated Value $175 - 250.
From the Benson collection.
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$173 |
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