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Quarters:Seated
Item - 5401 |
25C 1889 NGC PR67
NEAT COLORS!
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Only 590 pieces were ever minted. This coin has an obverse that explodes with color!
Deep, crystal clear, clean, and powerfully reflective mirrors cover both sides. The reverse actually has deeper and heavier toning so you do not get as much reflectivity as the obverse. Mind boggling iridescent colors of pale violet/neon blue/aqua green/gold blaze from the obverse. The reverse has deeper purple/blue/brown/gold. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and have nice frost. The overall eye appeal is beautiful!
PCGS 2, NGC 8, CAC 3. The last NGC coin to sell in major auction brought $5,031.00 01/10 Heritage. This coin had been away with a collector for a few years. It is fresh to the market.
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Patterns
Item - 5468 |
J- 310 2C 1863 PCGS PR 64 DENALI COLLECTION
VERY CHOICE!
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09/2010
This is a R-7 (7-12 minted). Too bad the design was never adopted, it was a really good image of George Washington.
Very light and teenie toning spots adorn both sides. Otherwise, all you can detect with a super strong glass is a few scattered lines (which may even be from heavy die polishing). The mirrors are surprisingly strong and are NOT hazy. Both sides are a pleasing pale red/tan color. Every detail is needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is wonderful!
PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 2. PCGS has graded only one coin higher. The last auction sale of one was 2006 Heritage where the coin sold for $8,050.00. An NGC coin just sold for $8,625.00 1/09 Heritage. Opportunity knocks loud here!
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Half Dollars:Seated
Item - 5517 |
50C 1877 PCGS MS66
ULTRA HIGH END AND AMAZING!
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09/2010
How amazing and high end is this coin? In 2008 we PAID $15,000.00 for it in an older PCGS holder thinking it was lock MS67. Oops!
No question this coin is super high end. We have NOT sent it in for a + designation (but then we still have no clue as to how they grade those coins).
Incredible satiny smooth surfaces are creamy white and have a strong luster. They are ULTRA clean as well. An awesome ring of royal blue/pale golden brown colors cover parts of the peripheries. Miss Liberty and the details are needle sharp in strike and have thick snowy white frost. Your eye balls will fully pop out in amazement when they see this wild GEM! There is NO such thing as a better MS66.
PCGS 15, NGC 12, CAC 3.
NOTE: If you are a price buyer, this coin is not for you!
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Nickels:Liberty
Item - 5507 |
5C 1912 PCGS PR66+ CAMEO
A NEAR MISS PR67 CAMEO!
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09/2010
PCGS showed this marvelous sparkling GEM no mercy! It is clearly a SUPER HIGH END GEM!
There are NO visible detraction anywhere. The mirrors are as smooth, clean, clear, and reflective as a freshly formed sheet of ice. Miss Liberty and the details are pinpoint sharp in strike an have bold silvery white frost. The eye appeal is stunning!
PCGS 15,NGC 15, CAC 4. A regular PR 66 Cameo recently sold in a major auction for $1,782.00 07/10 Heritage. The last PR67 Cameo to sell was back in 2006-and that brought $5,462.00. Opportunity knocks really loud here!
THIS COIN IS POSTED AT OUR BEST PRICE!
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Item - 5182 |
$1 1879S PCGS MS66
Boldly semi-prooflike. Strong and VERY flashy mirrors have practially no ticks. A full booming luster adds to the flash. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. Her cheek is clean and puffy. The eye appeal is fantastic!
This coin is posted at our BEST price!
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Item - 5425 |
$1 1881S PCGS MS66
A CAMEOED GEM! Strong traces of semi-prooflike mirrors adorn boths ides. There are NO serious marks. The luster is also intense. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!
THIS COIN IS POSTED AT OUR BEST PRICE!
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Item - 5499 |
$1 1887 PCGS MS66
One of the most beautiful coins ever minted is a GEM white Morgan. This coin certainly highlights beauty!
Hardly a mark can be found anywhere-even using a strong glass. the surfacesa re smooth and have an intense snowy white luster. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!
PCGS 1284, NGC 3070, CAC 70. Not as common of a date to locate as you might think!
WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!
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Gold:Eagles:Liberty
Item - 5545 |
$10 1857S PCGS XF45
TOTALLY ORIGINAL!
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09/2010
Yes, we do call this a GEM XF! It is totally original.
Both sides have some light tiny and old ticks and lines. There are NO major problems that stand out. The colors are a light copper by the rims and deep yellow gold in the centers. Surprisingly a decent luster is still visible. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is VERY nice!
PCGS 7, NGC 14, CAC 1. Note: these are so rare the published bids are WRONG. The last one of these to sell in major auction brought $1,375.00 in 1994 B+M!!!! These just do NOT trade any where. The last NGC to sell was back in 2004 DL and that brought $1,035.00. If you collect $10 Liberties by date, we are pleased to offer you a very RARE opportunity.
WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!
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Dollars:Seated
Item - 5534 |
$1 1873 SEATED PCGS PR64 CAMEO
A GLITTERING GEM!
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09/2010
Only 600 pieces were ever minted. These are very scarce in PR64 Cameo and higher!
This is exactly what you want to big Seated Dollar proof to be: all mirrors! Both sides have nothing worse than a few light lines. The mirrors are clear, clean, and have powerful reflectivity. There is some light toning on the rims. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!
PCGS 23, NGC 16, CAC 1. An FYI: At the ANA Show we helped a customer acquire a PCGS PR65 CAMEO CAC coin. It cost $16,100.00. Opportunity knocks here!
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Three Cent Silver
Item - 5505 |
3CS 1864 PCGS PR64+ CAMEO
A hidden lint mark on the obverse is what keeps this coin from PR65 cameo. It is really flashy.
Both sides have superior deep, crystal clear, clean (you need a glass to see the lint mark), and boldly reflective mirrors. There is some very minor planchet roughness that is also visible ONLY with a strong glass. The color is white. Every details is sharply struck and have thick frost. The eye appeal is wonderful!
ONLY 470 pieces were ever minted. PCGS 9, NGC 10, CAC 4 (all regular Cameo). The last REGULAR Cameo sold in a major auction (it was NOT this coin) brought $1,265.00 08/09 Heritage. In PR65 Cameo they trade for $3,500.00 or so. This is just about there !
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