Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Vente N° 75

Lot	Photo	Description	Prix atteint
Lot 1616		1841. PCGS graded MS-63. Light golden toning with reflective fields. All original, yet basically antique-silver in appearance. The few wispy abrasions do not detract from the overall pleasing eye appeal of this handsome dearly No Motto Seated Liberty Dollar. We note bold devices on Liberty and eagle which assures that the coin will get all the attention it deserves. Much eye appeal.Pop 13; 4 finer, 2 in 64, 2 in 65. (PCGS # 6927) Estimated Value $5,000 - 5,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu
Lot 1617		1843. NGC graded MS-61. Nice golden toning on both sides. Fourth year of issue. A coin that has lustrous surfaces, a few normal bagmarks, and original toning throughout. Pop 22; 31 finer, 13 in 62, 2 in 62+, 10 in 63, 6 in 64. Estimated Value $2,400 - 2,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1618		1845. NGC graded MS-61. Nice even toning on both sides. Substantial detail to the highpoints on this fine example, although an ineffectual imprint was left in a few areas by the recoil of the dies such as the left leg on the eagle, portions of the upper left wing, and mild weakness on the neck feathers and shield "chief" (the upper horizontal lines). Original antique-finish toning commingling gray with lovely medium golden hues. The surfaces very choice for what is nominally a lower echelon MS61 grade. Far too few Seated Dollars have this coin�s obvious attractiveness and originality! Pop 7; 9 finer, 5 in 62, 3 in 63, 1 in 64. Estimated Value $7,500 - 8,000 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1619		1847. PCGS graded MS-63. Untoned with some reflective fields. A beaming MS63 with gorgeous surfaces rolling in unbeatable smooth, satin-like cartwheel luster that emits boldly beneath frostier highlights on Liberty and the eagle. Possessed of a much better-quality strike than is normally found for a Mint State 63. Use this as your guide when establishing what to bid. Pop 20; 17 finer, 2 in 63+, 11 in 64, 4 in 65. (PCGS # 6934) Estimated Value $4,000 - 4,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Prix atteint $5,290
Lot 1620		1847. NGC graded MS-62. Light gold toning on both sides. An attractive Mint State specimen with the kind of quality one likes to see for this actively collected early No Motto series design. Soft, all-encompassing luster blends naturally with pale golden highlights on the satin surfaces. Pop 24; 31 finer, 1 in 62+, 20 in 63, 9 in 64, 1 in 65. Estimated Value $2,800 - 2,900 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1621		1849. NGC graded MS-61. Nice old time toning. Neutral gray to smoky gold toning over relatively bagmark-free surfaces. Since half dollar coinage was more popular with the public and businessmen in this period, the Mint received orders for very few Silver Dollars in 1849 and the other years in the 1840s. Estimated Value $2,400 - 2,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1622		1850-O. NGC graded EF-45. Light golden toning. The 1850-O is one of the favorite issues in the entire Seated Dollar series. Federal records report a not overly generous mintage of 40,000 pieces, and domestic circulation throughout the South before the Civil War undoubtedly took a serious toll on this delivery. Examples are scarce in all grades. The '50-O is also a prime condition rarity, since even AU coins being elusive in today's market. Add to this the fact that so many 1850-O Dollars have been cleaned and one can easily understand the desirability of the very appealing, still-lustrous Extremely Fine 45 example offered here. Estimated Value $1,500 - 1,600 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1623		1859-O. PCGS graded MS-63. Frosty, lustrous, and lightly toned. Normal quotient of bagmarks. A brilliant and exceptionally lustrous example that has frosty fields and devices. Struck with methodical precision in centers, though obverse stars are sometimes flat, particularly those on the right side. Pop 56; 21 finer, 19 in 64, 1 in 65 (PCGS # 6947) Estimated Value $3,500 - 4,000 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu
Lot 1624		1859-O. PCGS graded MS-61. Mostly untoned. Typical bagmarks, with frosty white luster. Most BU 1859-O and 1860-O Silver Dollars trace to several bags which the Treasury Department released to the general public in the 1960s. Hence, a popular collector date due to availability and frostiness (PCGS # 6947) Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,300 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Prix atteint $1,840
Lot 1625		1859-O. NGC graded AU-58. Old time toning. Estimated Value $1,100 - 1,200 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1626		1859-S. PCGS graded VF-20. Even wear. Only 20,000 struck (PCGS # 6948) Estimated Value $600 - 650 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu
Lot 1627		1859-S. PCGS graded Genuine. Filed Rims - XF Details. Only 20.000 struck (PCGS # 6948) Estimated Value $550 - 600 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Prix atteint $661
Lot 1628		1860-O. PCGS graded MS-62. Nicely toned with reflective fields. The surface is quite nice on this handsome specimen, with far fewer bagmarks than generally seen on 1860-O. Permit us to also point out that the devices were given a generous strike by the dies, imparting the finer details to the head, drapery fold, both shields and the resplendent eagle. Choice throughout (PCGS # 6950) Estimated Value $2,300 - 2,400 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu
Lot 1629		1860-O. ICG graded MS-63. Our grade is MS60+. Bright and frosty with the normal allotment of contact marks for the grade. The New Orleans mint struck three dates in this series, which ran from 1840 to 1873. These are 1846-O, 1850-O, 1859-O, and 1860-O. The latter two are the most often seen due to some old hoards that were discovered fifty or more years ago and distributed into the marketplace. Ideal for use in a U.S. 19th Century Type set (PCGS # 6950) Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu
Lot 1630		1869. PCGS graded Proof 62. Mostly untoned. A well struck example of this early With Motto release (IN GOD WE TRUST was added to Silver Dollars beginning in 1866). Somewhat muted reflectivity. Level, rolling surfaces with splashes of natural toning mingle on the Select surfaces. One of only 600 Proofs this year (PCGS # 7017) Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,100 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Prix atteint $2,875
Lot 1631		1871-CC. PCGS graded VF-30. Light even grey toning. Popular "CC" mint dollar. The 1871-CC lays claim to the lowest mintage in the Carson City Seated Dollar series with a small total of 1,376 pieces produced. Perhaps surprisingly, the '71-CC ranks only second in rarity after the final-year 1873-CC. This is because whereas melting in the Mint claimed many 1873-CC Silver Dollars, the 1871-CC was distributed into domestic circulation. That said, the 1871-CC issue is still an extreme rarity with perhaps just 85-125 coins extant in the various circulated grades (per Bowers, 1993). Mint State survivors number just a few pieces at both major grading services combined. This original-looking example displays old-silver color with a few darker toned spot evident here and there toward the lower obverse and within the shield. The devices are quite nicely struck, including the often softness to the detail over Liberty's head and a few of the surrounding stars. Normal wear for the VF30 qualification. A no-questions highlight of the Seated Dollar series (PCGS # 6967) Estimated Value $8,000 - 8,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu
Lot 1632		1871-CC. PCGS Genuine. Holed/Plug - VF Details. In a new PCGS Shield holder. Only 1,376 minted. Has a decent look for the given description (PCGS # 6967) Estimated Value $700 - 900 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Prix atteint $2,990
Lot 1633		1872. NGC graded MS-62. Lovely natural toning on both sides. Some luster visible. Pop 27; 43 finer, 1 in 62+, 16 in 63, 22 in 64, 4 in 65. Estimated Value $2,400 - 2,500 Voir détails et photos agrandies	Invendu
Lot 1634		1872-S. PCGS graded EF-40. Nice even grey toning. Only 9,000 struck (PCGS # 6970) Estimated Value $1,300 - 1,400 Voir détails et photos agrandies Voir résultats de pareils lots	Invendu