Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 90

January Pre-Long Beach Auction

Liberty Cents

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 625		1816 N-1 R4 F12. Sharpness EF45 but dark and covered with moderate granularity. No marks or verdigris. Dark olive brow and steel. Nicely struck E-MDS with crumbling in the dentils at star 8.5 to star 11 and a fine die crack through the top of NITE. Estimated Value $100-UP. Ex McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 2/3/2013:400-the Norman Wolfe collection (lot ticket included). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $118
Lot 626		1816 N-3 R4 VF25. Sharpness VF35 or slightly better but the line under CENT has been crudely scraped in an unsuccessful attempt to remove it. Otherwise the surfaces are smooth and display only minor contact marks. Glossy olive and bluish steel brown. Satiny mint frost shows in the protected areas on both sides. MDS. The repunching at the base of the second 1 is clear. Called VF35 net VF25 in the Noyes census, his photo #28417. Estimated Value $400-UP. Ex Worldwide (Atlanta, GA) 6/1976-John D. Wright 1/18/2006-Bob Grellman and Chris McCawley 5/7/2006-Ed Jasper, McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 1/29/2012:350 (lot ticket included). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $494
Lot 627		Pair of Cents, 1816 & 1839. Includes 1816 N-6 R2 LDS VF25 and 1839 N-11 R1 Booby Head MDS VF35. Both are smooth and attractive with no notable defects. Lot of 2 coins. Estimated Value $250-UP. The 1839 is ex Dennis Mendelson, Superior 2/3/1991:913 (lot ticket included). View details	Realized $494
Lot 628		1816 N-7 R3 PCGS graded AU55. Frosty steel and light chocolate brown with traces of lighter reddish steel brown and tan in protected areas. The only mark is a small planchet flake at the right top of the M in AMERICA, as struck. A nice cent, just very lightly worn on the highpoints of the devices. M-LDS. Our grade is EF45+. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 2; 2 finer: 1 in 62, 1 in 66. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $705
Lot 629		Group of 5 Cents, 1816 & 1817, grading VF25. Includes 1816 N-7 R3 MDS, 1816 N-9 R3 LDS, 1817 N-2 R3 MDS, 1817 N-6 1 EDS, and 1817 N-10 R1 EDS. A few are sharper with defects. Lot of 5 coins. Estimated Value $300-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $676
Lot 630		1816 N-8 R3 PCGS graded MS60 Brown. Frosty bluish steel and olive brown with some lighter chocolate toning at stars 4-8 and hints of very faded mint red in protected areas on both sides. The surfaces are satiny and attractive showing only a hint of friction on the highest points of the devices. The only marks are a collection of tiny pinpricks in the field off the end of the nose and some thin nicks around the T in CENT. The forelock is softly struck, as usual for this variety, but everything else is nicely impressed. M-LDS with a rim cud break from star 11 to star 12 and another from star 8.5 to star 10. The final rim cud from star 3 to star 4 has not formed. Graded AU55 by Bland and Noyes, Noyes photo #31114. Our grade is AU55 as well. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. Estimated Value $600-UP. Ex Stuart Levine (via Del Bland) 4/1992-Bob Vail, Superior 9/7/1997:361-Don Peterson (lot ticket and Vail collection envelope included). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,528
Lot 631		1817 N-2 R3 EF45. Frosty chocolate and steel brown with subtle specks of reddish chocolate toning sprinkled about the obverse. A faint hairline from the front edge of the neck to just under the earlobe and a very light rim bruise at star 10 are the only notable marks. LDS with a die crack from the bust tip to the dentils under star 1 and a bisecting reverse crack from F-A to NI. The earlier die crack down through the first S in STATES is strong. An attractive example of this scarce variety. Called EF45 net EF40 by Noyes, his photo #37122. Estimated Value $400-UP. Ex Howard R. Newcomb, J. C. Morgenthau #461, 5/16/1945:497-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 12/6/1984:1560-Daniel W Holmes, Jr., McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 5/30/2010:28 (the Starr and Holmes lot tickets are included along with the Holmes collection envelope) Ex Walter Scheer Collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $999
Lot 632		1817 N-6 R1 EF45. Lustrous medium chocolate brown and olive with some lighter steel brown toning in protected areas. The toning is a bit mottled on the left side of the obverse. Satiny mint frost covers the fields and protected areas. A small, vertical planchet flake low on the neck just above the truncation is the only notable mark. LDS. Removed from a PCGS slab graded AU58 (PCGS label #1594.58/15554401 included). Estimated Value $300-UP. Ex Walter Scheer Collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $588
Lot 633		1817 N-7 R7+ (for the die state) VG10. Sharpness VF35 but the surfaces are covered with very fine roughness under rather glossy dark olive toning. Shallow verdigris covers the protected areas on both sides. The major eye-catcher is a planchet lamination that reaches across the obverse from above star 4 to star 13 (as struck). Extremely rare EDS without any trace of the usually seen "Mouse" break on top of the head. Less than 10 examples are known, and the finest of that group grades VF20. Estimated Value $900-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,645
Lot 634		Group of Five Cents, 1817-1836. Includes 1817 N-8 R2 LDS with "Mouse" break VF20, 1817 N-15 R4 EDS VF35 net F15 for granularity, 1829 N-7 R3 MDS G5, 1834 N-4 R2 Large 8 with Small Stars MDS VG10, and 1836 N-1 R1+ LDS EF40 net VF20 for marks. Lot of 5 coins. Estimated Value $300-UP. View details	Realized $353
Lot 635		1817 N-9 R2 PCGS graded MS63 Brown. Lustrous medium chocolate and steel brown with an uneven swipe of darker chocolate toning from the E in ONE to the U in UNITED. The notable marks are a minor planchet lamination at the dentils from star 3 to star 4, a faint hairline scratch on the cheek into the hair above the ear, and a trace of microscopic roughness in the dark area at the top of the E in ONE. Our grade is MS60 sharpness net AU55. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 4; 5 finer: 2 in 64, 3 in 66. Estimated Value $650-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $969
Lot 636		1817 N-12 R3 PCGS graded MS62 Brown. Very attractive frosty steel brown and light chocolate with very faded red showing in protected areas on both sides, especially on the reverse. Essentially flawless in every respect with just a hint of rub on the very highest points of the devices. Two dull, light nicks at the right bottom of the E in ONE can help identify this cent, but you will need a glass to see them. MDS with a die crack from star 1 down to the dentils below in addition to the earlier cracks through the date and stars. A nice example of a variety that's very difficult to find in high grade. Our grade is AU58. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 2; 4 finer in 63. Estimated Value $3,000-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $5,405
Lot 637		1817 N-16 R1 15-Star Obverse NGC graded XF40. Glossy olive brown and dark chocolate. No defects other than a few trivial contact marks. LDS. The cud break over AM is clear and the fields are covered with fine radial die flowlines. Nice eye appeal. Our grade is VF30. Estimated Value $400-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $676
Lot 638		Pair of Scarce Varieties, 1817 & 1827. Includes 1817 N-17 R4 TDS with a strong cud break connecting TATE to the rim above VG10 net AG3 for pits, and 1827 N-10 R4+ AG3+ (smooth, just worn). Lot of 2 coins. Estimated Value $200-UP. View details	Realized $447
Lot 639		Group of 11 Large Cents, 1817-1827, grading Fair to Good. Average grade is AG3. Some are sharper with defects but all have a readable date. Lot of 11 coins. Estimated Value $50-UP. View details	Realized $71
Lot 640		1818 N-3 R3 PCGS graded AU55. Rotated Reverse. Frosty dark steel and olive brown with excellent eye appeal. The only marks are a collection of faint hairline scratches between star 2 and the dentils and a speck of crud near the dentils just right of the date. MDS with a tiny rim cud break under the 18 but the spike up from the top of the coronet is still clear as are the lumps in the field before the nose and mouth (from stray star points). Clear die clashmarks show on both sides and the reverse is rotated 80 degrees CCW. Graded AU50 net EF45 by Noyes his photo #58440. Our grade is AU50 sharpness net EF45. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 1; 4 finer: 3 in 62, 1 in 63. Estimated Value $500-UP. Ex Borden Coins-Stu Hodge, 2004 EAC Sale, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 4/17/2004:344 (Hodge collection envelope and EAC lot ticket included). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $705
Lot 641		1818 N-4 R4+ VG7. A few points sharper with a thin dig under the L in LIBERTY and a curved scratch in the field before the face. Slightly glossy dark steel brown and olive. MDS with obvious swelling on the obverse. The date and legends are complete and clear. Estimated Value $150-UP. Ex Tom Reynolds-the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $282
Lot 642		1818 N-7 R1 F12. Sharpness VF20 with some nicks and rim bruises. Rather glossy dark olive brown and chocolate with lighter steel brown on the highpoints. EDS. Estimated Value $40-UP. Ex Walter Scheer Collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $82
Lot 643		Group of 5 Cents, 1818-1820, grading F15 to VF25. Average grade is VF20. Includes 1818 N-8 R3 MDS, 1819/8 N-1 R1 Overdate 9 over 8 MDS, 1819 N-2 R1 Large Date MDS, 1819 N-9 R1 Small Date LDS, and 1820/19 N-2 R2 Overdate Small 20 over 19 MDS. All are glossy brown and chocolate with nice eye appeal. Lot of 5 coins. Estimated Value $200-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $617
Lot 644		Trio of Cents, 1818-1853. Includes 1818 N-9 R3 EDS F15, 1820 N-4 R4 Small Date EDS F12, and 1853 N-4 R3+ Repunched 3 LDS (e) with a strong rim cud break from star 12 to star 13 EF40 sharpness net VF25 for fine granularity. Lot of 3 coins. Estimated Value $100-UP. View details	Realized $200
Lot 645		1818 N-10 R1. PCGS graded MS-63 Red & Brown. Choice lustrous mint red fading to bluish steel brown. About 75% of the obverse shows faded mint color while nearly a third of the reverse displays some faded red. The surfaces are satiny and virtually flawless. The only notable defect is a shallow planchet void or flake on the end of the chin. M-LDS with a die crack through the date and stars. Most likely from the famous Randall Hoard of mint state cents discovered shortly after the end of the US Civil War, but this is an especially nice one. Our Grade is MS63. Pop 2; 7 finer at PCGS for the variety, 1 in 63+, 4 in 64, 2 in 65 (PCGS # 36629) . Estimated Value $750-UP. Ex H. Craig Hamling 4/2010. View details and enlarged photos Check results on similar lots	Realized $764
Lot 646		1818 N-10 R1 MS60. Attractive frosty light to medium chocolate brown with generous traces of mint color remaining in the protected areas on both sides. No spots or stains, only a few trivial ticks. Excellent eye appeal for the grade. M-LDS, the usual Randall Hoard die state for the variety. Estimated Value $400-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $823
Lot 647		1819 N-3 R3- Close Stars VF30+. Slightly sharper but there are a few light contact marks on the obverse. They include a half dozen hairline scratches between the neck and star 2 (visible only with the aid of a glass), a small dig on the neck, and a small planchet chip on the bust tip. The reverse is choice. Attractive glossy olive brown and steel with frosty lighter steel brown in protected areas on the reverse. MDS. Estimated Value $200-UP. Ex 1995 EAC Sale, 4/22/1995:284 (as net VF35)-Ed Jasper (lot description and auction ticket included). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $282
Lot 648		1819 N-7 R4 PCGS graded AU53. Frosty dark steel brown and olive. No roughness or verdigris, only a few light contact marks. The notable ones are a thin diagonal nick in the field midway between the chin and star 2 and a curved light scratch between star 3 and the end of the nose. Nicely struck EDS with sharp dentils on the reverse in addition to the always present die rust scattered over that side (tiny lumps on the coin). Our grade is EF45, at the lower end of the condition census for this tough die variety. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 1; none finer for the variety. Estimated Value $1,500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,645
Lot 649		1819 N-7 R4 VF20. Five points sharper but there are some minor contact marks scattered over both sides, none significant but a few too many to ignore. The notable marks are a pair of pinpricks over the second 1 in the date, a diagonal nick in the field before the lips and a diagonal nick over the upper right point of star 1. Glossy olive and dark steel brown. MDS with obvious die rust scattered over the reverse, as always on this tough die variety. Estimated Value $200-UP. Ex David Johnson 12/17/2011. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $376
Lot 650		1819 N-10 R4 NGC graded MS66 Brown. Lustrous mint red fading to steel brown with 25% of the red remaining on the obverse and 85% on the reverse. Why this cent doesn't have an "RB" designation from NGC is a mystery. The only defects are several spots of darker olive brown and steel toning. The notable ones are at the T n LIBERTY, between stars 8 & 9, in the field close before the forelock, and on the right side of the first T in STATES. No carbon or contact marks. MDS. The die crack from the 9 in the date through stars 13-10 is clear and the lower half of the C in CENT is thin but still complete. Graded MS60 and tied for CC#4 in the Noyes census, his photo #27475. Del Bland says MS65 and tied for finest known honors. Our grade is MS63+. Comes with a nice provenance that can be traced back nearly a century. Estimated Value $4,000-UP. Ex Forest E. Delany, William Hesslein #122, 5/10/1927:125-Henry C. Hines-Dr. William H. Sheldon-Numismatic Gallery-Floyd T. Starr, Stack's 6/13/1984:122 (as MS67)-Dr. Allen Bennett-John J. Nicholas, Superior 2/2/1992:511 (there in a PCGS slab graded MS64RB but graded MS65 by the cataloger). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $6,463
Lot 651		1820/19 N-1 Large Overdate 20 over 19 Off Center PCGS graded VG10. Slightly glossy dark olive and steel brown with traces of extremely faint roughness in some of the protected areas on both sides. No marks or verdigris. Struck 20% off center to K-1. The date is strong and the legends that made it onto the planchet are clear. Our grade is VG8. The "Mint Error" and "Struck 20% Off Center" features are noted on the PCGS label. Estimated Value $1,000-UP. Ex Ferris Stamp & Coin 9/14/1985-Jim Corrado, McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldberg�s 2/11/2007:466-Daniel W. Holmes, Jr., McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 9/19/2010:458-Maurice Shepherd (includes the Holmes collection envelope and lot ticket). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,087
Lot 652		1820/19 N-2 R2 Overdate Small 20 over 19. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Beautiful lustrous light olive and bluish steel brown with hints of faded mint color showing through in some of the protected areas on the obverse. Essentially flawless except for a spot of slightly lighter brown toning at the curl over the 20 and a swipe of slightly darker bluish steel toning from the front edge of the coronet to star 6. MDS. Microscopic die rust (tiny lumps on the coin) covers many of the devices on both sides and the overdate feature is still visible. The 1 is dull but clearly visible in the upper half of the 2, and a trace of the 9 remains visible at the lower left of the 0. A beautiful example of this overdate variety. Graded MS60+ and tied for CC#2 honors in the Bland census. Noyes photo #20129. Our Grade is MS62. Comes with a great provenance. Pop 2; 1 finer in 65 at PCGS for the variety (PCGS # 36682) . Estimated Value $2,500-UP. Ex Don Frederick 4/1971-Dr. Robert J. Shalowitz 3/29/1973-Jerry A. Bobbe 2/27/1974-C. Douglas Smith 11/1977-R. E. Naftzger, Jr., 1989 EAC Sale, lot 227-Tom Reynolds (includes the Smith/Naftzger collection envelope). View details and enlarged photos Check results on similar lots	Realized $5,170
Lot 653		1820 N-8 R3- Small Date VF35. Glossy dark bluish steel brown and olive with frosty lighter brown toning in some of the protected areas on both sides. Flowline luster covers the fields and the only notable mark is a small, faint spot of slightly darker toning in the field before the lower lip. LDS. Estimated Value $300-UP. Ex Tom Reynolds 1991-Stu Hodge, 2004 EAC Sale, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 4/17/2004-Chris McCawley-Jack Conour 4/21/2013. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $423
Lot 654		1820 N-9 R3 Large Date PCGS graded AU55. Frosty steel and chocolate brown with lighter steel brown and tan faded down from mint color in protected areas. The only marks are a few minor nicks at the N in ONE. E-MDS. There are no die cracks on the obverse and the repunching at the lower left bottom of the 0 in the date and bottom of the T in CENT is clear. Our grade is EF45+. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 2; 1 finer in 64 for the variety. Estimated Value $750-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,704
Lot 655		Quartet of 1820 Cents with Large Date. Includes N-9 R3 MDS VF20, N-11 R2 LDS VF25, N-12 R3 LDS VF25+, and N-13 R1 MS60 with traces of faded mint color net EF45 for stains. Lot of 4 coins. Estimated Value $400-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $823
Lot 656		1820 N-10 R2 Large Date VF35. Slightly sharper but lightly cleaned and expertly retoned glossy olive and steel brown. The only notable mark is a fine diagonal hairline scratch on the neck. MDS. Estimated Value $200-UP. Ex Tom Reynolds-Rod Burress-the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $270
Lot 657		1820 N-11 R2 Large Date PCGS graded AU55. Frosty medium steel brown and chocolate with lighter steel brown toning in protected areas. No notable defects other than a shallow planchet flake at the dentils right of star 13 (as struck). MDS. The traces of the inner circle seen on the obverse of early state examples is gone but the repunching at the base of the T in CENT is sharp. Our grade is EF45+. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 1; 6 finer: 4 in 58, 1 in 62, 1 in 64. Estimated Value $350-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $999
Lot 658		1820 N-12 R3 Large Date EF45. Frosty dark olive brown and steel. No roughness or verdigris, only minor contact marks, none notable. Sharply struck EDS. The lump in the field over star 4 is strong and the dentils are complete around both sides. Estimated Value $350-UP. Ex Doug Bird 5/4/2012. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $494
Lot 659		1820 N-13 R1 Large Date PCGS graded MS64 Red & Brown. Lustrous mint red fading to light bluish steel brown with more than a third of each side showing mint color. Essentially a gem cent if not for a spot of very shallow carbon in the field between star 3 and the mouth. MDS, the usual Randall Hoard die state for this variety. Sharply struck and very attractive in spite of the single spot. Our grade is MS63. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 3; 4 finer, 3 in 65RB, 1 in 66RB. Estimated Value $600-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,058
Lot 660		1820 N-13 R1 Large Date PCGS graded MS64 Brown. Frosty olive and dark steel brown with very faded mint red showing through in protected areas on both sides. Satiny mint luster covers this cent and the eye appeal is excellent. The only marks, and they are barely visible, are a tiny carbon spot at the edge of the leaf over O in ONE and a dull nick or planchet flake on the right top of the U in UNITED. Sharply struck MDS, the usual Randall Hoard die state for the variety. Our grade is MS63. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,116
Lot 661		1820 N-14 R5- Large Date F12. Rotated Reverse. Frosty dark olive brown and steel. No corrosion or verdigris; a scratch under AT in STATES into the wreath is the only notable mark. MDS. The reverse is rotated 25 degrees CCW from the normal head-to-foot die orientation. Estimated Value $300-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $793
Lot 662		Quartet of Cents, 1820-1822, all Very Scarce Varieties. Includes 1820 N-14 R5- Large Date VG8+ net VG7 for some rim bumps, 1822 N-8 R4 MDS VF20 net F12+ for nicks, 1822 N-9 R5- EDS G5, and 1822 N-13 R5 Fair-2+. Lot of 4 coins. Estimated Value $250-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $329
Lot 663		1822 N-1 R3 AU50. Sharpness very close to mint state but lightly cleaned and retoning frosty light bluish steel and tan. No spots, stains, or notable contact marks. MDS. Should improve with time. Estimated Value $500-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $911
Lot 664		1822 N-4 R2 VF35. Glossy medium chocolate brown with lighter brown toning in protected areas on the reverse. No defects, only minor contact marks consistent with the grade. A diagonal nick in the field close before the lower lip is the only notable mark. E-MDS. The obverse die is uncracked and the inner circle is complete from star 1 to star 8. Removed from an NGC slab graded AU55 (label #2598844-015 included, and it shows the Jack Conour provenance). Estimated Value $250-UP. Ex Jack Conour FPL 4/23/2013. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $447
Lot 665		Group of 50 Cents, 1816-1822, grading G-VF. Average grade is VG-Fine. All are different varieties. Some are slightly sharper with defects but all have a clear date. Inspection is recommended. Lot of 50 coins. Estimated Value $500-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $1,234
Lot 666		1823/2 N-1 R2 Overdate 3 over 2 VF20. Attractive glossy light to medium chocolate brown. No defects, very nice for the grade. A spot of darker steel toning under the wreath is the best identifying mark. MDS. Removed from an NGC slab graded VF20, NGC label #1741912-007 included, and it shows the attribution. Estimated Value $500-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $999
Lot 667		Quartet of Cents, 1823-1827, all Tough Varieties. Includes 1823 N-2 R2 LDS VF20 net VG6 for corrosion, 1824/2 N-5 R4 Overdate 4 over 2 MDS G4+, 1827 N-10 R4+ MDS VG7, 1827 N-12 R5 EDS VG10 net VG7 for fine roughness. Lot of 4 coins. Estimated Value $400-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $617
Lot 668		1823 Restrike EF45. Frosty tan and light steel brown blending to darker steel brown in protected areas. Possibly lightly cleaned long ago. No marks, only very light friction on the highpoints. E-MDS with two die cracks on the obverse and no die cracks on the reverse. These "Restrikes" were struck outside the mint using legally obtained discarded dies. The obverse is from the 1823 N-2 die, and the reverse is from the 1813 S-293 variety. Both dies were rusted, and ample evidence of that shows on both sides as small lumps on these restrikes. They were struck for collectors by Joseph J. Mickley between 1862 and 1870. Estimated Value $500-UP. Ex Tom Reynolds-the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $617
Lot 669		Pair of 1824 Cents. Includes 1824/2 N-1 R1 Overdate 4 over 2 MDS F15, and N-4 R2 EDS VF35 net VF25+ for microscopic granularity. Lot of 2 coins. Estimated Value $200-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $341
Lot 670		Group of 5 Cents, 1825 & 1826. Includes 1825 N-2 R2 MDS VF25, 1825 N-9 R2 MDS VF30, 1826 N-1 R2 MDS VF20 net F15 for recoloring, 1826 N-5 R2 LDS VF30 net VF20 for recoloring, and 1826 N-6 R2 MDS VF25+. A decent group. Lot of 5 coins. Estimated Value $300-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details	Realized $823
Lot 671		1825 N-6 R3 AU50. Sharpness closer to mint state but very lightly cleaned and retoning frosty steel brown and light olive with golden tan in protected areas. No defects, and the eye appeal is excellent. M-LDS. Estimated Value $750-UP. From the Norman Wolfe collection. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,175
Lot 672		Trio of Cents, 1825-1833. Includes 1825 N-8 EDS VF20, 1826 N-9 R3 LDS with small cud break over star 7 F15, and 1833 N-5 R1 Repunched 8 MDS with the reverse rotated 45 degrees CW EF40 net VF35 for some crud. A decent group. Lot of 3 coins. Estimated Value $250-UP. The 1825 N-8 is ex Dennis Mendelson, Superior 1/1991:331 (lot ticket included). View details	Realized $541
Lot 673		1825 N-10 R3 VF30. Ten points sharper but lightly burnished and retoned glossy medium chocolate and steel brown. Mint frost shows in protected areas on both sides. A tiny pinprick on the bust tip and a diagonal nick in the field over the upper left point of star 12 are the only notable marks. Struck slightly off center to K-11. E-MDS. Estimated Value $300-UP. Ex Chris McCawley 4/11/1985-Jim Corrado, McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 2/11/2007:532-Chris McCawley, McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldbergs 2/3/2013:447 (2013 lot ticket included). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $376
Lot 674		1826/5 N-2 Overdate 6 over 5 AU58+. Beautiful lustrous light olive and bluish steel. Looks choice mint state but there is a trace of very light rub on the highest points of the devices. The only marks are a tiny speck of carbon under star 6 and two microscopic pinpricks on the throat. MDS with tiny crumbling in the upper notch of the N in ONE. The top of the 5 is clearly visible inside the top of the 6. A great example of this popular "Redbook" overdate variety. Comes with a nice provenance. Estimated Value $2,000-UP. Ex Emanuel Taylor (via Abe Kosoff) 10/1960-R. E. Naftzger, Jr., 5/3/1977-C. Douglas Smith-Ken Pines-Del Bland-Stuart Hodge, 2004 EAC Sale, McCawley & Grellman Auctions 4/17/2004:427 (includes the Smith and Hodge collection envelopes). View details and enlarged photos	Realized $4,700

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