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Sale 51
Pre-Long Beach Coin and Currency Auction
| The Naftzger Collection Cont'd |
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Lot 350 |
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1836 N-2 R2 PCGS graded MS64BN. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Lustrous light olive and chocolate brown with darker olive toning in the most-protected areas of the obverse. The surfaces are satiny and nearly void of marks, although there are a few specks of carbon around the C in AMERICA. However, there are traces of lacquer or some similar coating on the obverse plus a small splash of the same stuff at the bottom of the reverse. I assume this stuff is removable and that the eye appeal would improve if the removal was accomplished, but you can't be sure without trying. LDS. The die crack through the second S in STATES is clear and the dies show lower relief thanks to lapping to remove roughness. Called MS60 and tied for CC#8 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS60 net AU55 and tied for CC#14, his photo #27175. Our grade is MS60. PCGS Population 3; 1 finer in 65BN.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Rodney T. Grove-Nofal Kling-Auction '81 (Superior) 7/23/81:550-John J. Nicholas, Superior 2/2/92:589.
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$604 |
Lot 351 |
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1836 N-3 R1 PCGS graded MS66RB. PCGS graded MS-66 Red & Brown. Lustrous mint red fading to bluish steel and light olive, about half the original color remaining, mostly on the obverse. Essentially perfect save for a few microscopic specks of toning scattered over both sides. The notable spots are nestled between the upper left points of star 3, close below star 9 (actually a tiny planchet flake), and under the first S in STATES. Sharply struck EDS with hard, slightly reflective fields that offer outstanding eye appeal. The fine die polishing lines are clearly visible under the stem tip to CA and through the M in AMERICA to the berry below. Called MS65 and CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #20641. Bland says MS65+ and tied for CC#2. Our grade is MS66. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $3,000-UP.
Ex 1976 ANA Sale (Stack's) 8/76:285-Tony Terranova-Myles Z. Gerson-Stanley Kesselman 7/80.
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$31,050 |
Lot 352 |
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1836 N-3 R1 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. The obverse is lustrous chocolate and steel brown with very faded mint color showing through in the protected areas. The reverse is lustrous uniform golden light brown and tan faded from mint red. No spots or stains, only a few microscopic ticks. These are found just right of the eye, on the cheek, and off the lower right point of star 1. LDS with a cud break reaching slightly inside the dentil tips at star 6 and a die crack that arcs from the dentils through the first S in STATES through that letter and the tops of ONE to the left edge of the M and on to the dentils above. Excellent eye appeal, which is recognized in the superior grade assigned by PCGS. Called MS63 and tied for CC#2 in the Noyes census, his photo #36385. Our grade is MS63.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex Tony Terranova 8/27/85.
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$5,175 |
Lot 353 |
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1836 N-3 R1 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. The obverse is highly lustrous dark bluish steel and olive with a ring of slightly faded mint color off the dentils tips giving it an attractive "halo-like" appearance. The reverse is lustrous light olive and steel brown with reddish tan faded down from mint color in protected areas. A very faint spot of slightly darker toning is located just right of the date and a smaller spot of reddish chocolate toning is at the leaf tip under the second T in STATES. The only sign of contact is a tiny, very light nick in the field just left of star 9. Excellent eye appeal. LDS with a cud break extending down inside the dentils at star 6 and an arcing die crack arcross the upper half of the reverse. Noyes photo #35893. Our grade is MS63.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex B. Max Mehl-T. James Clarke 10/1954.
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$7,188 |
Lot 354 |
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1836 N-4 R3 AU58. AU-58. Mint state sharpness but lightly cleaned and retoned glossy light chocolate and medium brown with faded red in protected areas. No spots or stains. The only mark is a tiny nick between stars 4 & 5. LDS with 5 radial die cracks on the reverse and a thin rim cud between stars 1 & 2. Called AU55 and tied for CC#7 in the Noyes census, his photo #36381.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Dr. Kenneth J. Sartoris 5/72-Del Bland (via Denis Loring) 7/72.
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$489 |
Lot 355 |
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1836 N-5 R3 MS60. MS-60. Glossy light steel brown and golden tan with underlying frosty luster covering the fields and protected areas. The only mark is a small spot of darker toning just off the bust tip. Possibly lightly cleaned long ago but the eye appeal is quite nice and the satiny luster is intact. MDS with fine die flowlines covering the fields but before the die polishing that severely weakens the bases of the E's in the reverse legend. Called MS62 and tied for CC#4 in the Noyes census, his photo #35882.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Henry C. Hines-Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$690 |
Lot 356 |
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1836 N-5 R3 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Upset Reverse. Lustrous steel brown and light chocolate with 25% of the mint color remaining, mostly on the reverse. Just a few trivial marks on otherwise flawless surfaces. The marks are a nick-like planchet pre-striking planchet mark on the jaw above the throat, a tiny planchet chip over the right side of the N in ONE (as struck), and a faint trail of microscopic ticks skipping down from the E in CENT to the top of the ribbon below. LDS with the additional die crack up from the bottom of the reverse through the ribbon arcing to CE in CENT. In addition, the reverse is rotated 170 degrees CW, nearly upset head-to-head rather than the usual head-to-foot. Called MS65 and CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #20944. Bland says MS63 and CC#1 among the confirmed examples. Our grade is MS64. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex Howard R. Newcomb, J. C. Morgenthau 5/16/45:676-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/84:324.
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$1,610 |
Lot 357 |
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1836 N-6 R2 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Gobrecht Head. Choice lustrous light olive brown and bluish steel with 10% of the obverse covered with mint color and nearly a third of the reverse showing bright original mint red. The surfaces are satiny and nearly flawless, a nick-like planchet chip on the tip of the chin being the only defect. A choice, very attractive cent. Sharply struck LDS with a cud break hanging down from the dentils over star 8 and the final die crack through the F in OF clear. Called MS65 choice and CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #21823. Bland says MS65 and CC#1 as well. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Oscar J. Pearl, Abe Kosoff 1944 FPL, lot 339-Homer K. Downing, 1952 ANA Sale, 8/18/52:2189-Dr. James O. Sloss 9/58.
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$3,220 |
Lot 358 |
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1836 N-7 R4 AU58. AU-58. Gobrecht Head. Lightly cleaned and nicely retoned glossy chocolate brown with frosty reddish chocolate undertones on the reverse. The surfaces are smooth and nearly void of marks. A microscopic planchet flake between star 2 and the chin and another right of the bottom of the date are the best identifying marks. Sharply struck E-MDS with smooth, slightly reflective fields on the obverse and a faint die crack at TED-ST (your cataloger has yet to see one of these without this crack). The rim cud break at D-STA has not formed. Called MS60 and tied for CC#2 in the Bland census. Noyes says AU50 net EF45 and tied for CC#9, his photo #21515.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex French's 9/30/48:442-Dr. Kenneth J. Sartoris 5/72-Del Bland 10/7/72-C. Douglas Smith 2/75.
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$805 |
Lot 359 |
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1837 N-1 R3 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous bright original mint red mellowing to light steel brown on the highpoints, 80% of the red remaining. A small spot of dark chocolate toning left of star 2, a small planchet chip on the jaw right of the lower lip, and a small spot of dark toning at the dentils below the wreath ribbon are the only marks on an otherwise pristine cent. E-MDS with satiny mint frost covering the fields thanks to microscopic die flowlines but many of the fine die polishing lines at the E in ONE found on the earliest state of the reverse die are still visible. Called MS70- and CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS65 and CC#1, his photo #21600. Our grade is MS65+. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex Howard R. Newcomb, J. C. Morgenthau 5/16/45:679-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/84:328.
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$5,290 |
Lot 360 |
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1837 N-2 R2 PCGS graded MS64BN. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Choice frosty steel brown and light chocolate with slightly faded mint color in protected areas on both sides. The only marks are a tiny swipe of darker steel toning at the dentils over star 5 and another microscopic one on the jawline near the earlobe, plus a couple very light nicks around ONE. MDS with a slightly raised retained cud break near the dentils between the parallel die cracks up from star 4. The upper half of this thin raised retained cud is separated from the lower half by a horizontal die break allowing the upper half to rise more than the lower half. Called MS61 and CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #21203. Bland says MS60 and tied for CC#3. Our grade is MS60+. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex Dr. William H. Sheldon-Dorothy Paschal-Ray Chatham 3/80-Del Bland-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:474 (via Tony Terranova 3/18/88).
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$1,783 |
Lot 361 |
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1837 N-2 R2 PCGS graded MS64BN. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Glossy steel and light chocolate with faded mint color showing on both sides, especially on the reverse. A spot of darker toning over the O in ONE and a swipe of similar toning from right of the F in OF down to the N in CENT are the only marks visible without a glass. Frosty mint luster is peeking through the glossy toning in the fields and protected areas. M-LDS. The rising retained cud up from star 4 is similar to the one found on the preceding example, and another smaller one has developed down from the left side of star 3. Called MS60+ and tied for CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS60 net AU55 and tied for CC#3, his photo #21918. Our grade is AU58. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $600-UP.
Ex John Borhek 1974-William C. Noyes 10/82.
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$978 |
Lot 362 |
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1837 N-2 R2 PCGS graded AU55. PCGS graded AU-55. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Choice glossy medium brown and light chocolate. Excellent surfaces and great eye appeal for the grade. A few microscopic planchet flakes at the top of TES can be used to help identify this cent. Extremely rare terminal die state with a rather large cud break connecting star 4 to the rim. Only two examples are known with this cud break, and this is the finer one by a wide margin. Called AU50 and tied for CC#5 overall but CC#1 of the terminal state by 30 points in the Noyes census, his photo #20727. Our grade is EF40. An extremely important opportunity for the die state specialist. PCGS Population 1; 2 finer in 64BN.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex J. P. Hale Jenkins, Henry Chapman 7/26/1922:1729-Henry C. Hines 10/28/49-Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76. (Comes with a small collection envelope from Hines inscribed in Newcomb's unique handwriting with the variety and die state.).
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$3,680 |
Lot 363 |
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1837 N-3 R7+ (as a proof) PCGS graded PR65BN. PCGS graded Proof 65 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Very attractive deep magenta with tiny peeps of faded mint color on both sides. The fields are nicely reflective with moderately deep mirrors and the eye appeal is excellent. There are extremely fine hairlines covering the fields but no carbon spots. The notable marks are a pair of extremely light nicks just right of star 4, a microscopic struck-through line in the field at the throat (caused by a tiny piece of lint on the die), and a thin streak of lighter toning slanting over the O in ONE. This piece is coin #1 in Walter Breen's list of the 5 proof examples known to him (page 65, Walter Breen's Encyclopedia of United States and Colonial Proof Coins 1722-1977). Called Proof-65 choice and CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #36388. Bland says Proof-63. Our grade is Proof-65. PCGS Population 1; 1 finer in 67BN.
Estimated Value $20,000-UP.
Ex Clarence Bement, Henry Chapman 5/29/1916:377-Henry C. Hines-Dr. Henry W. Beckwith, S. H. Chapman 4/27/1923:88-Henry Chapman-William Festus Morgan, J. C. Morgenthau 6/16/1932:282-B. Max Mehl personal collection-T. James Clarke, Abe Kosoff 4/21/56:278-Willard C. Blaisdell-Del Bland-Jerry A. Bobbe-Richard Burdick 1985.
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$69,000 |
Lot 364 |
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1837 N-3 R3 NGC graded MS64RB. NGC graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Slightly faded mint red with steel brown toning on the highpoints, at least 75% of the mellowed mint color remaining on both sides. There are numerous microscopic specks of dark steel toning sprinkled about both sides, all invisible to the unaided eye except for a few around the date. There are some faint contact marks in the field near the chin and a small nick under the left foot of the N in CENT. Sharply struck EDS. The irregular die scratch from the left end of the line under CENT is sharp and the field in that area shows fine die polishing lines. Called MS65 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #28829. Bland says MS70- and CC#1. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; 1 finer in 65RB.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$2,760 |
Lot 365 |
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1837 N-3 R3 MS64. MS-64. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous light olive and sea green, an attractive so-called "Greenie". The surfaces are satiny and nearly free of defects. A very tiny speck of dark toning left of star 6 is the only mark visible without the aid of a strong glass. Sharply struck EDS. The die scratch from the left end of the line below CENT is sharp and the field in that area shows fine die polishing lines. Called MS65 and tied for CC#4 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 and tied for CC#6, his photo #20842.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Al Overton 1971-Del Bland-C. Douglas Smith-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz-C. Douglas Smith 1987-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:475 (via Tony Terranova 3/18/88).
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$2,415 |
Lot 366 |
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1837 N-3 R3 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous mint red fading to bluish steel brown on the highpoints, about two-thirds of the faded mint color remaining. Very attractive with nearly flawless surfaces. The only marks, and they are barely visible and certainly do not catch the eye, are a tiny planchet chip on the lower edge of the tip of the chin, a small spot of darker toning at the dentils over star 5, and a tiny tick on the left end of the right top of the N in ONE. MDS. The fields are covered with very fine radial die flowlines but the irregular die scratch from the left end of the line under CENT is still clear. This cent is plated in the Newcomb book on the cents of 1816-1857. Called MS63 and tied for CC#6 in the Noyes and Bland census lists, Noyes photo #33827. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex Howard R. Newcomb, J. C. Morgenthau 5/16/45:680-Floyd T. Starr, 1949 ANA Sale, lot 1710-R. E. Naftzger, Jr., Abe Kosoff 1958 ANA Sale, lot 552-Louis Helfenstein, Lester Merkin 8/14/64:163-Dr. M. Lamar Hicks, Stack's 3/18/86:851-Walter Dudgeon, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 7/30/94:147 (via Tony Terranova).
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$3,335 |
Lot 367 |
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1837 N-4 R2 PCGS graded MS65BN. PCGS graded MS-65 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous light chocolate and steel with faded mint color peeking through in protected areas on both sides. The obverse toning is very delicately mottled with wisps of slightly darker steel toning. A very tiny vertical nick in the field before the tip of the nose is the best identifying mark, and it is barely visible with a glass. Excellent eye appeal. MDS with fine radial flowlines in the fields, strongest near the dentils. Noyes photo #20850. Our grade is MS60. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $600-UP.
Ex 1983 EAC Convention bourse.
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$891 |
Lot 368 |
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1837 N-4 R2 PCGS graded MS66RB. PCGS graded MS-66 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous mint red fading to bluish steel brown, two-thirds of the red showing on the obverse but only 15% remaining on the reverse. The only marks are some tiny swipes of bluish steel toning on both sides, including one under the 1 in the date, plus a tiny speck of carbon near the dentils just right of the date. M-LDS with fine die flowlines covering the fields and the top of NITED-ST weakened by die wear. Called MS65 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #20799. Bland says MS70- and tied for CC#1. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex Abner Kreisberg circa 1963.
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$2,645 |
Lot 369 |
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1837 N-5 R2 PCGS graded MS64RB. PCGS graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Small Letters. Mellowed red fading to steel brown, about half the planchet showing some of the faded red color. There are a few small spots of darker steel brown toning, including one at the dentils under the 3 in the date and another under the first S in STATES. A glass reveals a few tiny contact marks, including a thin vertical nick on the jawline and a very light diagonal nick in the field off the chin. MDS with fine die flowlines covering the fields on both sides. Called MS63 and tied for CC#2 in the Noyes census, his photo #21743. Bland says MS70- and CC#1. Our grade is MS63. Regardless of the census list used, this piece is one of the very finest known of the PHC/SL "Redbook" type, which is only available with this N-5 die variety. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex C. David Pierce 1946-Abe Kosoff 12/3/1946.
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$2,415 |
Lot 370 |
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1837 N-6 R8 (as a proof) R2 (as a business strike) PCGS graded MS65BN. PCGS graded MS-65 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Very attractive and highly lustrous bluish steel and light olive with faded mint red in protected areas on the obverse and sea green overtones on the reverse. The fields are smooth and slightly reflective with microscopic die polishing lines showing on both sides. The notable marks are a faint, very shallow spot of fine carbon in the field over star 1, another on a single dentil over the left side of star 7, a microscopic planchet chip on the tip of the chin, a small planchet chip left of the first S in STATES, and a couple tiny splashes of darker toning at the U in UNITED. MDS with the die marks under the berry below the E in UNITED lapped off the die. Sharply struck and the eye appeal is excellent, but the proof status of this piece is a subject of some debate. Breen lists it as coin #1 of only 2 known to him (page 65, Walter Breen's Encyclopedia of United States and Colonial Proof Coins 1722-1977). Del Bland lists this one as Proof-60+ and one of 2 known to him while Denis Loring says this example is the only true proof of the variety calling it Proof-60+ (he says the other example claimed to be a proof, Pearl:340, is not a true proof). Our opinion is that this is a beautiful cent struck from freshly polished dies that produced prooflike fields, but it is not a true proof strike. Not in dispute is the outstanding eye appeal of this sharply struck cent. Noyes photo #36378. Our grade is MS64 Prooflike. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $3,000-UP.
Ex Howard R. Newcomb, J. C. Morgenthau 5/16/45:682 (as a proof)-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/84:335 (as a proof).
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$3,335 |
Lot 371 |
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1837 N-6 R2 PCGS graded MS65BN. PCGS graded MS-65 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Highly lustrous bluish steel and light olive with overtones of sea green. Faded mint red shows in protected areas on both sides, especially on the reverse. Only a few microscopic marks, including an extremely faint diagonal nick in the field right of star 3, a speck of dark toning on the cheek right of the nostril, and traces of an old fingerprint at the T in CENT. The surfaces are satiny and offer excellent eye appeal. MDS. The tiny die marks at the berry below E in UNITED have been polished off the die. Called MS63 and tied for CC#3 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS60 net AU55, his photo #21873. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex Henry C. Hines-Dr. William H. Sheldon 1950's-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:484.
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$1,553 |
Lot 372 |
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1837 N-7/8 R1 PCGS graded MS64RB. PCGS graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. The obverse is lustrous steel brown with mint red covering the protected areas, at least 20% of the surface showing original mint color. The reverse is frosty light olive brown with delicate overtones of sea green but no mint color. A streak of darker toning from the center of the cheek to the dentils just right of the date is the only notable mark on an otherwise very attractive cent. EDS but not quite the earliest, Newcomb's #8 (his #7 and #8 are from the same dies, with N-8 from the early state and N-7 from the late state). The fields are satiny thanks to microscopic die flowlines but the die lines over MERICA are clear. Called MS65 and tied for CC#2 in the Noyes census, his photo #21877. Bland says MS65 as well but tied for CC#3 in his list. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $700-UP.
Ex T. James Clarke 1955 (via Abe Kosoff).
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$1,265 |
Lot 373 |
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1837 N-7/8 R1 PCGS graded MS67BN. PCGS graded MS-67 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Choice lustrous bluish steel brown and light chocolate with 10-15% of the slightly faded mint color remaining on both sides. The surfaces are satiny and very attractive, virtually flawless. A shallow planchet flake on the rim under the 1 in the date is the only defect, and it is barely visible. LDS, Newcomb's #7. The die lines over MERICA are gone and there is a strong but small lump close over the right upright of the N in CENT. Called MS65 and tied for CC#3 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 and tied for CC#6. Our grade is MS65+, close to MS66. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $3,000-UP.
Ex Dr. James O. Sloss, Abe Kosoff 10/21/59:194.
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$9,775 |
Lot 374 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded AU58. PCGS graded AU-58. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Glossy light olive with sea green overtones on the reverse. No defects, only a few trivial contact marks consistent with the grade. EDS with a die crack from the bust tip up through the R in LIBERTY to the top of the head under star 8 (this crack is present on the earliest known die state). The reverse is uncracked. A scarce early state of these dies, and this was the best one Ted could obtain. Called AU50 in the Noyes census, his photo #35885. Our grade is EF40. PCGS Population 1; 7 finer, 1 in 64BN, 3 in 65BN, 3 in 66BN.
Estimated Value $150-UP.
Ex Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$196 |
Lot 375 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Choice lustrous bluish steel brown and light chocolate with at least 15% of the original mint red showing. The surfaces are satiny and the eye appeal is excellent, but there is a faint hairline scratch from the chin to the curl on the cheek plus a small spot of dark toning at the dentils right of star 8 and another under the left side of the O in OF. E-MDS with the single obverse die crack described for the preceding example plus a crack on the reverse from the dentils over the A in STATES to the wreath under the adjacent T where it meanders along the wreath and ends in the leaf just right of the F in OF. Called MS63 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #20724. Bland says MS65 and tied for CC#2. Our grade is MS63+. PCGS Population 2; none finer .
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex John. P. Young, Barney Bluestone 9/45:773-T. James Clarke 1955 (via Abe Kosoff).
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$1,265 |
Lot 376 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS64RB. PCGS graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Slightly faded mint red changing to bluish steel on the highpoints, about 75% of the subdued mint color remaining. No contact marks, only a sprinkle of small spots of blue steel toning on both sides. MDS with additional die cracks on both sides. These include a forked crack down from the dentils right of star 7, another from the dentils through the 3 in the date, hair curls, bun, and star 9 to the dentils above, one through star 12 to the dentils at stars 11 & 13, another from the dentils through star 1 and the nose and LI into the field under star 7 where it fades out, plus a tiny lump on the bust tip along the earlier crack. On the reverse we have new cracks through the first S in STATES to the wreath under UNITED exiting at the ribbon fold and passing to the dentils below, plus an extension of the earlier crack that now exits the wreath under the first A in AMERICA and weakly reaches its left foot. Yes, there are a lot of cracks, but we are far from done with die cracks on this variety. Called MS70- and CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 and tied for CC#1, his photo #28797. Our grade is MS64. PCGS Population 2; 2 finer in 65RB.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex T. James Clarke 10/54.
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$1,740 |
Lot 377 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS64RB. PCGS graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Mellowed mint red changing to bluish steel brown, nearly two-thirds of the faded mint color remaining on both sides. The only marks are a few extremely faint scuff marks on the chin and in the field below plus several microscopic planchet flakes at TES, as struck. MDS with the same die cracks are the preceding lot except that the crack from star 1 through the nose and LI reaches the earlier forked crack right of star 7. Called MS63 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #36907. Bland says AU55. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 2; 2 finer in 65RB.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Barney Bluestone 6/29/44-Dr. Kenneth J. Sartoris 1972-Del Bland-C. Douglas Smith-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:494-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz 4/16/88.
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$1,006 |
Lot 378 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Lustrous light chocolate brown and steel with subtle overtones of light bluish steel in protected areas. The surfaces are satiny and virtually flawless. The only marks are a microscopic speck of dark toning in the field close over the tip of the nose and a very light pinscratch in the field left of star 9 plus another in the field before the neck. Excellent eye appeal. MDS but slightly later than the preceding example. A fine die crack now connects the bases of the A & M in AMERICA. Called MS63 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #35886. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 3; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz 2/88.
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$1,495 |
Lot 379 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS65BN. PCGS graded MS-65 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Very attractive lustrous bluish steel and light olive with traces of faded mint red on both sides. Great eye appeal, but a glass reveals a faint scuff at the bust tip to star 1 and another in the field right of star 4, plus a small nick on the tip of the chin and another in the dentils over the second S in STATES. MDS with the same die cracks as the preceding example plus a faint crack passing through star 6 to the dentils at either side. Called MS60 net AU55 in the Noyes census, his photo #21602. Our grade is MS60+. PCGS Population 3; 3 finer in 66BN.
Estimated Value $700-UP.
Ex Bruno Crossfield 12/56-Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$834 |
Lot 380 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Lustrous bluish steel brown and light chocolate with faded mint red covering 20% of the obverse, at least 50% of the reverse. Satiny mint frost covers the planchet and the eye appeal is outstanding. There is a faint hairline scratch on the cheek, two tiny specks of dark toning at star 2, and another just left of the date. M-LDS with a small but strong triangular rim cud break at star 11 and faint beginnings of a nearly horizontal die crack from the curl behind the neck into the field toward the dentils just above star 12. Called MS65+ and CC#2 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 choice and tied for CC#1, his photo #28780. Our grade is MS64. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Hans M. F. Schulman's Sale of the H. M. King Umberto of Italy collection 11/27/67:913.
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$1,610 |
Lot 381 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS64BN. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Frosty medium chocolate and bluish steel brown with a splash of darker bluish olive brown at star 2 and a smaller one over the N in ONE. The surfaces are covered with satiny luster and the only sign of contact is a faint hairline scratch in the field before the mouth. M-LDS with a rim cud break from star 11 down to star 12 and a die crack from the curl behind the neck to the dentils right of the upper part of star 12. The lump on the bust tip is larger and the die crack to the first A in AMERICA extends from the A to the dentils between the A & M. Called MS60 in the Noyes census, his photo #36911. Our grade is MS60+. PCGS Population 1; 6 finer, 3 in 65BN, 3 in 66BN.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Pine Tree Auctions 2/21/75:67.
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$690 |
Lot 382 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Very attractive lustrous light chocolate and olive with delicate overtones of bluish steel. Traces of mint color remain on the obverse while at least 20% of the reverse shows mint red. No defects and great eye appeal. LDS with rim cud breaks from star 11 down to below star 12. The die crack through star 6 is clear, as is the crack from the first A in AMERICA up to the dentils between the A & M. Called MS63 and tied for CC#5 in the Bland census. Our grade is MS64. PCGS Population 3; none finer.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Henry C. Hines-Homer K. Downing, 1952 ANA Sale, 8/18/52:2190.
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$1,783 |
Lot 383 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Highly lustrous light chocolate and bluish steel brown with faded mint color showing in the protected areas on both sides. Flawless except for very faint traces of an old fingerprint in the field before the portrait. LDS with rim cud breaks from star 11 down to the bottom of star 13. In addition, there is a curious collection of die scratches at the dentils from star 3 to star 4 with a much smaller patch of similar marks left of star 2 and at the dentil tips over AM. At first glance you would swear these were scratches added after minting, but all the latest state examples show the same marks, so they have to be in the die. All the die cracks previously described are stronger and there is an additional horizontal crack passing through the lump on the bust. These dies are really cracked up. Called MS63 and tied for CC#5 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS62 and tied for CC#9, his photo #36922. Our grade is MS63+. PCGS Population 3; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex Richard Picker-C. Douglas Smith 1972-Del Bland-Jerry A. Bobbe-R. E. Naftzger, Jr.-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:496.
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$1,725 |
Lot 384 |
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1837 N-9 R1 PCGS graded MS65BN. PCGS graded MS-65 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Lustrous light olive and medium brown with subtle hints of sea green overtone. Faded mint color shows in the protected areas on both sides, especially on the reverse where at least 10% of that side shows faded original red. LDS, similar to the preceding lot, but if anything the cracks and cuds are even stronger on this example. The added die lines at the dentils are strong. Called MS60 and tied for CC#11 in the Noyes census, his photo #36912. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 3; 3 finer in 66BN.
Estimated Value $700-UP.
Ex Baldwin (London) 11/46-Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$1,323 |
Lot 385 |
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1837 N-10 R1 PCGS graded MS66RB. PCGS graded MS-66 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. "Accessory N" variety. Very attractive and highly lustrous light chocolate and steel brown faded down from mint red with underlying faded mint color showing through in the fields and protected areas on both sides. Flawless except for a faint spot of slightly darker toning in the center of the neck. Nicely struck E-MDS with microscopic die flowlines covering the fields on both sides. The "Accessory N" punched into the leaves under the N in UNITED is sharp. Called MS65 and tied for CC#3 in the Bland census. Noyes graded MS60 and tied for CC#12, his photo #28700. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex J. C. Morgenthau 12/21/37-Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$2,128 |
Lot 386 |
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1837 N-10 R1 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. "Accessory N" variety. The obverse is a highly lustrous and very attractive lustrous steel tan and light brown with bluish steel overtones in the protected areas. The reverse is highly lustrous light olive brown and steel with slightly faded mint red covering the protected areas, about 20% of the surface displaying original red. This cent is close to flawless, just a couple microscopic ticks on the cheek and neck and a tiny splash of slightly darker brown toning under star 7. MDS with a clear rim cud break from just left of the date almost to star 1 and another under the 37 extending slightly beyond on both sides. The "Accessory N" punched into the leaves under the N in UNITED is clear. Called MS65 and tied for CC#3 in the Bland census. Noyes graded MS60 net AU50 (another example of why grading from photos is highly risky), his photo #20845. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex G. Pierce, Stack's 5/65:109 (where misattributed as N-9)-Dr. Wayne G. Slife, Lester Merkin 10/6/72:615-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz 8/74-Jerry A. Bobbe.6/79.
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$4,370 |
Lot 387 |
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1837 N-10 R1 PCGS graded MS65BN. PCGS graded MS-65 Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. "Accessory N" variety. Glossy chocolate brown with lustrous lighter brown toning in protected areas. No spots or stains, just a few microscopic pinpricks in the field over star 1. M-LDS with clear rim cud breaks from just left of the date nearly to star 1 with another under the 37 extending slightly to either side, similar to the preceding example, plus an additional thin rim cud break at star 1. Excellent eye appeal, just not as flashy as most of the other cents in this sale. Called MS62 and tied for CC#6 in the Noyes census, his photo #35883. Our grade is MS62. PCGS Population 1; 1 finer in 66BN.
Estimated Value $700-UP.
Ex James G. Macallister 3/28/1931-Henry C. Hines 10/28/49-Willard C. Blaisdell 9/76-Del Bland 9/76.
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$805 |
Lot 388 |
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1837 N-10 R1 PCGS graded MS66RB. PCGS graded MS-66 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. "Accessory N" variety. Lustrous original mint red fading to steel brown on the highpoints, two-thirds of the mint color remaining on both sides. Nearly perfect, a tiny tick just above the nostril and a couple small spots of darker brown toning close before the lips being the best identifying marks, and they are certainly trivial. LDS with rim cud breaks from under star 13 clockwise to the left edge of star 1 with a void in the cud below the 18 and another under star 1. Called MS65+ and tied for CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 and tied for CC#2, his photo #21471. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex Loye L. Lauder, William Doyle Galleries 12/15/83:428 (via Jon Hanson).
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$5,175 |
Lot 389 |
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1837 N-11 R1 PCGS graded MS66RB. PCGS graded MS-66 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. Lustrous mint red and light olive with overtones of light bluish steel, about a third of the mint color remaining, mostly on the reverse. Virtually flawless in every respect. The best identifying mark is a small spot of darker toning over the left side of the O in OF. Sharply struck MDS with fine die flowlines covering the obverse fields and the usual die cracks on the reverse, but the two small rim cuds at S-O have not formed. The extra points on star 10 are sharp. Called MS65 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #21874. Bland says MS65 and tied for CC#5. Our grade is MS65+. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $4,000-UP.
Ex James G. Macallister-Milton A. Holmes, Stack's 10/5/60:1579-Frank Masters, RARCOA 5/14/71:254-Harlan Berk-Manfra, Tordella & Brookes-Denis Peltonen-Jerry A. Bobbe-Kenneth Pines-Jerry A. Bobbe-Myles Z. Gerson-Denis Loring-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:499.
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$4,600 |
Lot 390 |
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1837 N-12 R3 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. "Accessory E" variety. Mint red mellowing to light chocolate brown on the highpoints, at least half the mint color remaining on both sides. Nearly perfect, a tiny diagonal nick right of the top of the 7 in the date and a minor planchet lamination in the dentils over the C in AMERICA passing down the right side of that letter to the left foot of the adjacent A where it fades out. MDS with fine radial die flowlines covering the fields on both sides. The "Accessory E" punched into the leaves under the E in AMERICA is sharp and the repunching on the 8 in the date is clear. Called MS70- and CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS65 and tied for CC#1, his photo #21342. Our grade is MS64+, close to MS65. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex Dr. George P. French, B. Max Mehl 1929 FPL, lot 574 (where misattributed as A-11)-T. James Clarke-B. Max Mehl 6/45:1835 (still misattributed as A-11)-Bob Bender 6/76-Jerry A. Bobbe 6/79.
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$2,243 |
Lot 391 |
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1837 N-12 R3 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Beaded Hair Cord, Head of 1838. "Accessory E" variety. Choice lustrous medium brown and light chocolate with at least 15% of the original mint color remaining, mostly on the reverse. The fields are satiny and the eye appeal is very nice. The notable marks are a tiny planchet flake in the field off the lower lip and a speck of dark toning between the C & E in CENT. LDS. Die wear and lapping have weakened the peripheral details so they are in lower relief and the curl over the 7 in the date is severed. The stray E punched into the wreath under the E in AMERICA, the so-called "Accessory E", is clear. Called MS63 and tied for CC#5 in the Noyes census, his photo #21341. Bland says MS63 and tied for CC#3 in his census. Our grade is MS64. PCGS Population 2; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Gordon J. Wrubel 1978-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:504.
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$1,668 |
Lot 392 |
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1837 N-13 R2 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Choice highly lustrous bluish steel and light chocolate brown faded down from mint color with subtle undertones of faded mint color showing through on the obverse. The surfaces are satiny and as close to perfect as you could expect on a cent from this era. The only mark worthy of mention, and it takes a glass to find, is an inconspicuous planchet lamination tucked into a leaf over the two berries left of the O in ONE. MDS with fine die flowlines covering the fields but the repunching at the left top of the N in UNITED is clear. Called MS63 and tied for CC#7 in the Noyes census, his photo #20534. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex A. J. Fink (dealer from Dayton, Ohio)-T. James Clarke 10/54.
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$2,128 |
Lot 393 |
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1837 N-14 R2 PCGS graded MS65RB. PCGS graded MS-65 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous mint red fading to bluish steel brown, nearly half the subdued red remaining, mostly on the obverse. There are a few small spots of darker bluish steel toning, including one close under star 10 and another at the upper berry left of the O in ONE, plus a thin scuff off the bust tip. MDS with fine die flowlines covering the fields. Called MS65 and CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 and tied for CC#1, his photo #21701. Our grade is MS64. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $2,000-UP.
Ex Dr. George P. French, B. Max Mehl 1929 FPL, lot 563 (misattributed as "A-1")-T. James Clarke, B. Max Mehl 6/12/1945:1825 (still called "A-1")-Dr. Kenneth J. Sartoris-Del Bland-C. Douglas Smith-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz-C. Douglas Smith-Jerry A. Bobbe 9/13/78-C. Douglas Smith 3/81-Del Bland 10/8/82.
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$1,668 |
Lot 394 |
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1837 N-14 R2 PCGS graded MS66BN. PCGS graded MS-66 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Frosty medium brown and light chocolate with hints of light bluish steel overtone in the fields and traces of mint color in protected areas on both sides. The fields are satiny and lustrous, and the eye appeal is excellent. The notable marks are a speck of dark toning left of the peak of the 1, a hint of darker steel toning in the field over star 1 with some more left of star 7, and a swipe of similar toning at the second S in STATES. The only contact mark is a dull scuff at the left top of the O in ONE. MDS with fine die flowlines in the fields, strongest near the dentils. Called S60 and tied for CC#6 in the Noyes census, his photo #21954. Bland says MS60+ and tied for CC#4. Our grade is MS62. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Howard R. Newcomb, J. C. Morgenthau 5/16/45:687-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/84:347-C. Douglas Smith-Herman Halpern, Stack's 3/16/88:510 (via Tony Terranova).
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$1,783 |
Lot 395 |
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1837 N-14 R2 PCGS graded MS64BN. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Lustrous bluish steel and medium chocolate brown. Satiny and quite attractive, a couple small spots of reddish brown toning at the bottom of the wreath ribbon and another inside the bottom of the first S in STATES the only marks. M-LDS with flowlines covering the fields on both sides. Called MS63 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #35896. Bland says MS60+ and tied for CC#4. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 1; 1 finer in 66BN.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Ex Henry C. Hines-Floyd T. Starr, 1949 ANA Sale, lot 1721.
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$1,208 |
Lot 396 |
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1837 N-15 R3 NGC graded MS63BN. NGC graded MS-63 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Glossy uniform chocolate brown with overtones of bluish steel in protected areas. Frosty mint luster covers the fields and the eye appeal is excellent. A tiny diagonal nick right of the D in UNITED is the best identifying mark. E-MDS with a second die crack up from the top of the R in AMERICA to the earlier radial crack extending up the dentils from the left edge of that letter. This rim cud breaks show at star 8, star 9, and from just below star 11 to star 12. Called MS60 and tied for CC#1 in the Noyes census, his photo #20772. Bland says AU55 and tied for CC#3. Both agree there are only 2 mint state examples, they just disagree on which ones are really mint state. Our grade is MS60. NGC Population 1; 1 finer in 64BN.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Robert Kissner, New Netherlands Coin Co. #44, 6/54:445-Emanuel Taylor 10/60.
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$1,610 |
Lot 397 |
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1837 N-15 R3 NGC graded MS64BN. NGC graded MS-64 Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Glossy light olive and medium brown with faded mint red covering 10-15% of both sides. There are a couple faint wisps of slightly darker toning at stars 1-3, a speck of dark toning at the right foot of the N in ONE, and two thin nick on the neck. MDS with the second die crack up from the top of the R in AMERICA and the single crack from that C to the dentils above both considerably thicker than they are on the preceding example. A thin but clear rim cud break shows on the rim over star 8 to right star 9 with a weaker one from star 11 to star 12. Called MS60+ and CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS60 net AU55 and tied for CC#3, his photo #20974. Our grade is MS60. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.
Ex Chris Petersen 1958-Hollinbeck Coin Co.-Art Kagin-Kagin's 1/30/86:5543 (via Tony Terranova and Jerry A. Bobbe).
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$2,990 |
Lot 398 |
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1837 N-16 R3 PCGS graded MS65RD. PCGS graded MS-65 Red. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Bright original mint red, as brilliant as the day it was struck. Flawless except for a dull scrape down from the right edge of the curl over the 7 in the date and a tiny scuff left of the O in ONE. A breathtaking large cent in spite of the few marks, the "reddest" piece in this fabulous collection. MDS with fine die flowlines in the obverse fields and a worn out reverse (this reverse die was worn out during the earlier N-2 marriage). Called MS70- and CC#1 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS65 and tied for CC#1, his photo #21783. Our grade is MS65. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $5,000-UP.
Ex Oliver E. Futter, Louis Helfenstein, Lester Merkin 8/14/64:172-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/84:349 (via Tony Terranova).
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$35,650 |
Lot 399 |
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1837 N-16 R3 PCGS graded MS64RB. PCGS graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Plain Hair Cord with Medium Letters. Frosty mellowed mint red and steel with subtle hints of bluish steel overtone. About a third of the faded mint color remains, mostly on the reverse where the mint color is dominant. A spot of dark olive toning at the tip of the nose and a collection of very tiny scratches in the field under star 5 are the only defects. MDS with fine die flowlines covering the fields on both sides creating attractive cartwheel luster. Called MS65 and CC#3 in the Bland census. Noyes says MS63 and tied for CC#3, his photo #21916. Our grade is MS63. PCGS Population 1; none finer.
Estimated Value $1,000-UP.
Ex James G. Macallister 10/1931-"Midwest Estate"-Eldon Leisure-William H. ("Suitcase") Foster 9/5/64-Del Bland-Jon Hanson 7/19/68-Dr. Wayne G. Slife, Lester Merkin 10/6/72:620-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz-C. Douglas Smith-Jerry A. Bobbe 9/76.
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$1,323 |
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