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Lot 2192 |
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1918 Illinois Half Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. A hint of light golden toning on both sides. Boldly rendered portrait of the martyred 16th President of the United States, the designer has Lincoln posed as though his head is bowed under with grief or pondering the weight of his times resting on his shoulders (PCGS # 9320) .
Estimated Value $180 - 220.
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$242 |
Lot 2193 |
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1946 Iowa Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-67. Attractrive original toning on both sides.
Estimated Value $225 - 250.
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$276 |
Lot 2194 |
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1936 Long Island Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-67. Lovely shades of lilac, gold and green toning. A richly toned coin radiating mint glow on gorgeous pristine-quality surfaces. What more could you desire in a Long Island commemorative half dollar? Pop 32; 7 finer (PCGS # 9322) .
Estimated Value $2,900 - 3,100.
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Lot 2195 |
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1936 Lynchburg Half Dollar. PCGS graded MS-67. A hint of light toning. Satin surfaces that are almost frosted with pleasant, glowing silver color underneath the toning. Pop 50; None finer at PCGS (PCGS # 9324) .
Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,200.
Ex Bruce Scher.
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Lot 2196 |
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1934 Maryland Half Dollar. PCGS graded MS-66. Frosty white gem. Pop 318; 43 in 67 as best by PCGS. From one end to the other the intense silvery luster gyrates with almost atomic intensity. Furthermore, on this 1934 specimen, a sharp impression was left by the recoil of the dies, including Calvert's nose (an area often left flat or granular because of its prominence on his three-quarters facing profile) (PCGS # 9328) .
Estimated Value $700 - 800.
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Lot 2197 |
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1921 Missouri Half Dollar, no 2 x 4. PCGS graded MS-64. Nice even golden toning on both sides. Pleasing quality and overall surfaces for the grade. The coin has mint luster throughout including the high spots of the cheek and head, and is close enough to abrasion-free to warrant favorable mention (PCGS # 9330) .
Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,400.
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$1,553 |
Lot 2198 |
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1921 Missouri Half Dollar, no 2 x 4. PCGS graded MS-63. A hint of light toning on the obverse (PCGS # 9330) .
Robert Aitken sculpted the Missouri Half Dollar. The obverse features a frontiersman; some have claimed it represents Daniel Boone, but Boone had died in 1820 at the ripe age of 86. The dates 1821-1921 refer to the centennial of Missouri's admission into the Union as the 24th state. A portion of the issue has a small "2x4" in the field in front of the bust. There are also 24 stars on the reverse, with obvious connotations. Walter Breen, in his encyclopedia on the series, described the reverse motif as follows: "A white frontiersman with rifle and powderhorn (apparently on the old theory that 'the only good Injun is a dead Injun') appears to be sending away the Indian, whose shield and peace pipe are mere impedimenta." Net mintage was: with 2x4, 5,000; plain, 15,400.
Estimated Value $575 - 625.
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$834 |
Lot 2199 |
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1921 Missouri Half Dollar, no 2 x 4. MS-63. Golden toning. Small rim flaw at 6:00.
Estimated Value $550 - 600.
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$460 |
Lot 2200 |
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1923 Monroe Doctrine Half Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. Nice frosty coin with a small spot on the forehead of John Adams; original toning (PCGS # 9333) .
Estimated Value $250 - 275.
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$391 |
Lot 2201 |
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1923 Monroe Doctrine Half Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. Nice original toning. James Monroe and John Quincy Adams share the obverse of this commemorative half dollar distributed in Los Angeles, California in 1923 (PCGS # 9333) .
Estimated Value $250 - 275.
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Lot 2202 |
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1938 New Rochelle Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-67 Prooflike. Blazing white coin. Pop 14; 1 higher in MS68 Star PL (PCGS # 9335) .
New Rochelle, New York was settled in 1688 by French Huguenots from La Rochelle, France. The obverse displays a protesting calf being delivered in payment of "one fatt calfe on every fouer and twentyth day of June Yearly and Every Year forever" according to the conditions laid down in the land sale to the Huguenots. The reverse has as its central theme an idealized fleur-de-lis which has been the symbol of France ever since 1180 AD Gertrude K. Lathrop designed the coin. Issue price was $2 each with a net mintage of 15,251 plus 50 presentation specimens struck from a single blow on a proof planchet using polished dies.
Estimated Value $4,000 - 4,500.
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Lot 2203 |
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1938 New Rochelle Half Dollar. PCGS graded MS-67. A hint of natural toning. Aesthetically appealing, a handsome full strike bristling with satin mint bloom and without spotting or marks. Pop 119; 2 in 68 (PCGS # 9335) .
Estimated Value $2,100 - 2,200.
Ex Bruce Scher.
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Lot 2204 |
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1938 New Rochelle Half Dollar. MS-64. Pleasing surfaces with natural patina.
Estimated Value $300 - 330.
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$334 |
