Goldberg Coins and Collectibles



Sale 91

June 2016 Pre-Long Beach


Fractional Currency
 
 
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Lot 1261
1862, 5c Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated edges, with ABCO monogram. Fr-1228. KL-3209. This is a well margined example of the variety with perforated edges and the ABNco. monogram on the back. Estimated Value $200 - 250
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$259
Lot 1262
1862, 5c Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated edges, without monogram. P. Fr-1229. KL-3210. Although a single light fold limits the grade, the colors and eye appeal are far above average on this scarcer "no monogram" variety with perforated edges. Estimated Value $100 - 125
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$165
Lot 1263
1862, 5c Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight edges, with ABCO monogram. P. Fr-1230. KL-3211. A spectacular Gem example with broad, even margins, this 5¢ first issue note possesses excellent color, bold inks, and outstanding originality. It is a beautiful note in every respect, and is perfect for either a high grade type set or a Fr. number variety set. Estimated Value $400 - 500
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$329
Lot 1264
1862, 5c Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight edges, without monogram. PCG. Fr-1231. KL-3212. A single light bend is the only grade-limiting factor on this nice example of the "no monogram" variety. Fully original and problem-free. Estimated Value $150 - 200
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$176
Lot 1265
1863, 5c Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with surcharge 18-63 and R-1. PCGS V. Fr-1235. KL-3229. This is a much scarcer fiber paper variety, moderately circulated and marred only by a light stain near the right edge of the face--which was the cause of the "apparent" designation from PCGS. Estimated Value $125 - 175
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$71
Lot 1266
1864, 5c Fractional Currency. Third Issue, red reverse. PCGS Choice New 63. Fr-1236. KL-3254. This red reverse example is limited in grade by a tight left margin. Estimated Value $100 - 125
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$118
Lot 1267
1862, 10c Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated edges, with ABCO monogram. Fr-1240. KL-3213. Despite the PCGS-mentioned minor mounting remnants on the back of this note, the eye appeal of this perforated example is exceptional for the grade. Estimated Value $100 - 125
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$94
Lot 1268
1862, 10c Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated edges, without monogram. Fr-1241. KL-3214. Although slightly off center and with a couple of minor scuffs on the back which account for the grade, this perforated "no monogram" 10¢ example faces up nicely and would not look out of place in a set of higher grade notes. Estimated Value $125 - 150
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$176
Lot 1269
1862, 10c Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight edges, without monogram. PC. Fr-1243. KL-3216. This "no monogram" straight-edge variety is pleasing for the grade, with no flaws save for some trivial handling. Estimated Value $125 - 150
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$112
Lot 1270
1863, 10c Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with surcharge 18-63 and S. PCGS Ch. Fr-1246. KL-3232. This pretty second issue piece has terrific originality and problem-free surfaces. Estimated Value $150 - 200
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$100
Lot 1271
1863, 10c Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with surcharge 18-63 and T-1. PCGS. Fr-1249. KL-3235. This is a solid, completely original example of this scarer fiber paper variety, with bold inks and colors and bright bronzing. A single corner bend is the only grade-limiting factor. Estimated Value $600 - 800
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$353
Lot 1272
1863, 10c Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with surcharge 18-63 and T-1. PCGS. Fr-1249. KL-3235. A fiber paper variety note with good eye appeal for the grade. Well centered on both sides, the bronzing is a little cracked but no more so than one would expect for the grade. Estimated Value $150 - 200
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$100
Lot 1273
1869, 15c Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, large red seal, watermarked paper. Fr-1267. KL-3332. Some light handling and a tight top margin are the only mentionable distractions on this fully original example. The red Treasury seal is as bold and vivid as any we've seen on this variety. Estimated Value $80 - 100
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$88
Lot 1274
Third Issue 15c Face Specimen. Wide Margins. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. Fr-1272SP. A pretty Grant-Sherman face specimen, with just a trivial bit of handling in the margins preventing a higher grade. Estimated Value $800 - 1,000
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$705
Lot 1275
1869, 15c Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, large red seal, paper with violet s. Three PCGS-graded Grant & Sherman wide margin specimens, including: Fr. 1272SP Face Specimen Choice About New 58 Apparent, minor mounting remnants on back; Fr. 1272SP Green Back Specimen Choice New 63PPQ; and Fr. 1276SP Red Back Specimen Choice About New 55PPQ. Lot of 3 notes. Estimated Value $700 - 900
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$734
Lot 1276
  Third Issue 15c Narrow Margin Grant & Sherman Set. A group of three narrow margin 15¢ Grant & Sherman fractional specimens, all graded by PCGS: Fr. 1274SP Face Specimen Choice About New 58 Apparent, minor restorations; Fr. 1272SP Green Back Specimen New 62PPQ; and Fr. 1276SP Red Back Specimen Choice About New 55. Lot of 3 notes. Estimated Value $300 - 350
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$494






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