Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 62

The Pre-Long Beach Coin and Currency Auction

Flowing Hair Half Cents

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 701		1793 C-2 R 3 Liberty Cap VG10. Sharpness VF25 but covered with microscopic roughness on all but the highpoints, which are smooth. No marks or verdigris. The highpoints are covered with glossy medium brown and chocolate toning while the remainder of the planchet is dark olive brown. The contrast in toning accents the design details and aids the eye appeal. The date is complete and easily readable and the legends are strong. A decent example for the grade in spite of the imperfect surfaces. Estimated Value $2,000-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $3,910
Lot 702		1794 C-2a R2+. PCGS graded VF-30. Rather glossy dark steel brown and olive with traces of frosty lighter steel brown toning in protected areas on the reverse. The surfaces are decent but a glass reveals extremely fine granularity covering all but the highpoints. No verdigris. The only notable marks are a dull nick on the lower lip and a thin scratch through UNI. The date is bold and the legends are complete. EDS, Manley state 1.0, prior to any die clashmarks. The edge letters are not visible in the slab, but the more common Small Edge Letters are assumed. Our grade is net F15. Estimated Value $2,000-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $2,415
Lot 703		1794 C-9 R2 EF40. Choice glossy chocolate and olive brown. Smooth and very attractive, nearly flawless. A pair of tiny nicks under the left corner of the eye, a very faint scuff that barely alters the chocolate toning on the cheek, and a spot of darker toning at the dentils over the F in OF are the best identifying marks. What may appear to be tiny rim bruises around the reverse are actually strongly impressed edge letters. M-LDS, Manley state 3.0. The die crack from the rim into the cap is strong and the tiny rim cud just left of the fraction is clear. A beautiful 1794 half cent. Estimated Value $5,000-UP. Ex Delaware Valley Coin Company 3/06-Ray Rouse, McCawley & Grellman Auctions/Goldberg's 9/14/08:20. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $7,763
Lot 704		1795 C-6a R2 Without Pole. PCGS graded EF-40. Choice glossy chocolate and olive brown. Smooth and very attractive, nearly flawless. The only mark is a tiny, very light rim bruise over the L in LIBERTY. Struck slightly off center to K-10.5 on a cut-down Talbot Allum & Lee Cent. The PCGS label says it was struck 3% off center, and that may be understated a bit. The TAL Cent undertype is clearly visible in the dentils off the bust tip, but it is not mentioned on the PCGS label. LDS, Manley state 2.0, showing subtle swelling near the dentils right of the Y in LIBERTY. A beautiful example. Our grade is VF30+, close to VF35. Estimated Value $2,500-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $3,335
Lot 705		1797 C-1 R2 1 Above 1 Variety VG10. Glossy dark olive brown and steel. Smooth surfaces with only trivial defects consistent with the grade. LDS, Manley state 5.0. The obverse die is shattered causing severe weakness at ICA in AMERICA and minor weakness at NIT in UNITED. The date is strong, including the 1 above 1 feature, and the legends are easily readable except in the softly struck areas. Struck over a cut-down Talbot Allum & Lee Cent showing clear undertype left of the date and above STAT. Estimated Value $500-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $690
Lot 706		1797 C-2 R3 NCS graded Good details, scratches. The obverse has the sharpness of Good-6 while the reverse is several points weaker due in part to bulges from die swelling. The fields and protected areas are covered with very fine roughness and both sides display myriad fine scratches that blend perfectly into the natural patina. Slightly glossy dark olive with lighter steel and chocolate toning covering the devices. The date and LIBERTY are clear. Late die state. Our grade is net AG3+. Estimated Value $100-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $242
Lot 707		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 708		1800 C-1 R2. PCGS graded AU-50. Frosty olive and chocolate brown with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. Traces of satiny mint luster can be found in protected areas on both sides. No roughness or verdigris. The only marks are a couple light ones well-hidden in the hair under BER. M-LDS, Manley state 4.0. The curl left of the date is open. Our grade is VF35+, very close to EF40. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $661
Lot 709		1802/0 C-2 R3 Overdate 2 over 0 with Reverse of 1803 VG10. Struck over Spoiled Large Cent. Slightly sharper but lightly cleaned and retoned rather glossy dark bluish steel and olive. No corrosion or verdigris, but there are a few light contact marks. The notable ones are a couple light scratches in the field before the portrait. E-MDS, Manley state 2.0. Struck over a spoiled large cent that was struck about 60% off center, and bold undertype from the large cent shows on both sides. STAT and portions of the wreath from the large cent dominate the lower left quadrant of the obverse and the weaker but clearly visible face of Ms Liberty from the large cent shows at D-STAT on the reverse of the half cent. The obverse and reverse elements of the large cent undertype show a face opposite STAT, and this can happen only if the cent was struck more than one time. Obviously the large cent displayed multiple striking errors before it was cut down to make a half cent planchet. While there are perhaps a dozen examples of this variety that display some large cent undertype, very few have undertype that is nearly this obvious. A very important piece for the half cent specialist. Estimated Value $2,000-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $3,795
Lot 710		1802/0 C-2 R3 Overdate 2 over 0 with Reverse of 1803. PCGS graded VG-8. Mostly glossy chocolate and olive brown. No corrosion, and the only notable marks are some fine scratches on the highpoints of the wreath, all well hidden in the natural toning. E-MDS, Manley state 2.0. The curl left of the date is complete. The date is strong and the overdate is obvious. The legends are complete and easily readable except for the usual weakness inside the wreath. Our grade is G6+, close to VG7. Estimated Value $600-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,323
Lot 711		1803 C-2 R4 VG7. Sharpness near F12 but the planchet is covered with very fine roughness and there are a couple patches of very shallow pitting in the field before the face. No verdigris or significant contact marks. Rather glossy dark steel and olive brown. The date and legends are strong. EDS, Manley state 1.0, before any die cracks. Estimated Value $100-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $460
Lot 712		1803 C-2 R4 G5. A point or two sharper but lightly cleaned and retoned a slightly glossy dark olive and steel with lighter highlights. No notable marks or other defects. The date is bold and the legends are strong except for some weakness inside the wreath. MDS, Manley state 3.0, with several die cracks on the reverse. Estimated Value $80-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $207
Lot 713		1803 C-2 R4 VG7. Sharpness near F12 but there are a couple obvious scratches in the hair and field under the ribbon plus numerous lighter ones inside the wreath. The portrait is a bit rough, probably from debris on the die. ERT in LIBERTY was blunted by die debris as well. The remainder of the planchet is smooth. Attractive glossy light chocolate brown with darker steel toning on the highpoints. Extremely rare late die state (but not the latest), Manley state 5.0 late. A strong cud break connects the tops of TATE to the rim above and a slightly raised retained cud shows over ST. This state is later than Manley 5.0 but earlier than his 6.0. Another very important piece for a serious collector of die states. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $920
Lot 714		1803 C-3 R2 EF45. Sharpness near mint state but there is a splash of dark reddish chocolate toning on the lower left of the reverse, another on the first A in AMERICA, plus a couple tiny spots of similar toning on the obverse. Traces of extremely fine roughness can be found in a couple of these dark splashes. The remainder of the planchet displays attractive glossy chocolate and steel brown toning with underlying lustrous lighter steel brown toning in protected areas. MDS, Manley state 3.0, with obvious swelling at the 18 in the date. Estimated Value $800-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 715		1803 C-4 R4 VG10. Double or Triple Struck. Five points sharper but there are a few too many light contact marks for the higher grade. The notable marks are a pair of hairline scratches down the portrait and a light rim bruise under the 3 in the date. Glossy olive and steel with lighter chocolate toning in protected areas on the reverse. MDS with the reverse rotated 10 degrees CW relative to a normal head-to-foot die orientation. This piece was struck at least two times. The dominant strike is normal and centered on the planchet. Another impression about 10% off center left portions of the 803 and bust tip on the rim above BERTY. In addition there is an arc impressed by a blank planchet positioned about 45% off center on the lower half of the reverse, and this strike most likely left an off center reverse brockage on that planchet. Another intriguing multiple mint error in this sale. Estimated Value $300-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $334
Lot 716		1804 C-6 R2 Spiked Chin F12. Double Struck with Obverse Brockage. Sharpness VF20 or a bit better but the planchet is covered with extremely faint roughness and there are numerous shallow scratches in the field left of the ribbon and curls. Cleaned and retoned a mostly glossy olive and bluish steel brown with lighter highlights on the obverse. EDS, Manley state 1.0. Double struck. The first strike was a slightly off center obverse brockage and the second strike was normal and centered on the planchet. The incuse obverse brockage impression from the first strike shows clearly on the reverse of the normal second impression. An incuse 1804 date shows at ES-O and the bust tip is visible at F-A. Parts of the incuse LIBERTY show around the denominator. Extensive doubling shows on the obverse, including two eyes, two "spiked chins," and an extra 4 imbedded into the bust just right of the dominant 4. Another great mint error. Estimated Value $300-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $368
Lot 717		1804 C-8 R1 Spiked Chin. NGC graded AU-50. Glossy chocolate and olive brown with frosty flowline luster showing in the protected areas on both sides. The only defects are some tiny ticks scattered over the obverse, none notable or visible without the aid of a good glass. Excellent eye appeal. MDS, Manley state 3.0. A fine die crack extends through the top of LIBERTY. The "Spiked Chin" feature is obvious. Our grade is EF40+, close to EF45. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $719
Lot 718		1804 C-9 R2 F12. Clipped Planchet. Sharpness VF20 but lightly cleaned and retoning a slightly glossy olive and chocolate brown with lighter coppery brown toning on the obverse highpoints. Otherwise free of any notable defects. EDS, Manley state 1.0. Struck on a clipped planchet, the arcing clip just touching the tops of ER in LIBERTY. The dentils across from the clip are weakly impressed, the so-called Blakesly effect that helps authenticate mint-made planchet clips. Estimated Value $50-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $121
Lot 719		1804 C-13 R1 Plain 4 without Stems. NGC graded MS-64 Brown. Frosty golden brown and light olive with traces of faded mint color on the reverse. A speck of dark toning in the field off the chin and a spot of dark toning hidden in the hair at the shoulder are the notable marks. EDS, Manley state 1.0, with the usual weak strike at LI in LIBERTY and the opposing dentils over UNITE. Our grade is MS60. PCGS population 33; 6 in 65BN, 2 in 66BN. Estimated Value $2,000-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 720		1804 C-13 R1 Plain 4 without Stems VF30. Double Struck Reverse Brockage Maker. Ten points sharper but lightly cleaned and retoned frosty light olive and reddish chocolate brown. There are some faint hairlines remaining from the cleaning but no roughness or other notable marks. Double struck. Both strikes were centered on the planchet and the second was rotated 10 degrees CCW relative to the first. The doubling is obvious on the obverse, especially on the date and LIBERTY, which now reads LIBBEERRTTYY. There is no doubling on the reverse. Instead, it was struck into a new blank planchet during the second strike thereby creating a reverse brockage on the new planchet. The usual swelling associated with being used to create a brockage is obvious on the reverse. A sharp, attractive mint error that should improve as the toning matures. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $460
Lot 721		1804 C-13 R1 Plain 4 without Stems VG8. Double Struck Obverse Brockage Maker. Glossy steel brown and chocolate with darker chocolate and olive brown toning in the protected areas. No roughness or notable marks, just normal wear. LDS, Manley state 3.0. Double struck with both impressions centered on the planchet. The reverse was struck two times by the, and those impressions were rotated about 10 degrees between the strikes. The doubling is obvious in the wreath, and "HALF" is not parallel with "CENT" creating a very curious look indeed. The obverse, however, shows no evidence of doubling. Instead, it was pressed into a new blank planchet during the second strike creating an obverse brockage on that planchet. Estimated Value $100-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $138
Lot 722		1805 C-1 R2- VG10. Double Struck over Reverse Brockage. Sharpness VF35 but there are three strong dents on the portrait plus a few additional lighter contact marks elsewhere on that side. The three strong dents created bulges on the reverse. The planchet is mostly smooth but there is some very fine carbon dusted into the field left of the curls. Mostly glossy olive brown and reddish chocolate. Struck with the reverse rotated 30 degrees CW. Double struck. The initial strike was slightly off center. The obverse was struck with the die while the reverse was pressed into another blank planchet leaving an arc through CA and the denominator to the rim above UN. Then the misstruck half cent was struck normally. The obverse impressions are rotated about 15 degrees leaving strong evidence of the doubling on the neck and bust. In addition, the eye of Ms Liberty is clearly visible in the nostril on the dominant strike. Estimated Value $200-UP. View details	Realized $161
Lot 723		1805 C-1 R2- VF20. Double Struck Reverse. Slightly sharper with a couple short scratches on the cheek and in the hair to the left. Glossy chocolate brown with frosty lighter brown toning in protected areas and a few small puffs of darker olive and steel toning on the obverse. LDS, Manley state 2.0. The reverse is clearly double struck but the obverse shows no trace of doubling. The offset between impressions on the reverse is very small, perhaps a half millimeter. Nonetheless, the doubling is sharp and clearly visible on the entire wreath and HALF CENT with minor doubling visible on the legend outside the wreath. Estimated Value $200-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $311
Lot 724		1805 C-4 R2- Large 5 with Stems VF35. Slightly sharper with a few too many tiny contact marks for the higher grade. None of the marks is significant or distracting and this piece offers excellent eye appeal. Glossy dark steel and olive brown with frosty lighter steel brown mixed with hints of very faded mint color in protected areas. EDS, Manley state 1.0. Estimated Value $350-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $414
Lot 725		1806 C-1 R1 Small 6 without Stems AU50. Frosty dark steel brown and olive with satiny lighter steel brown toning faded down from mint color in protected areas on the reverse. The only defects are a couple tiny scratches above MER. This piece offers mint state eye appeal. MDS with the reverse rotated 70 degrees CW relative to the normal head-to-foot die orientation. Estimated Value $400-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $633
Lot 726		1806 C-1 R1 Small 6 without Stems EF40. Glossy steel brown and chocolate with frosty lighter steel brown toning covering the protected areas on both sides. Wisps of darker steel and olive toning are scattered over the obverse. The surfaces are smooth and quite attractive displaying only a couple microscopic ticks, none notable. MDS with the reverse rotated 20 degrees CCW. Estimated Value $200-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $288
Lot 727		1806 C-2 R4 VG8. Very slightly sharper with a few too many light contact marks for the higher grade, including a couple fine scratches inside the top of the wreath. Otherwise the color and surfaces are very attractive for the grade. Glossy light chocolate brown with a few tiny puffs of darker olive and steel toning in the field behind the portrait. Struck with the obverse die clearly misaligned to K-10 while the reverse is centered on the planchet. Very late die state, later than the latest reported by Manley (his 3.0). In addition to a strong die crack from the 6 through the bust tip there is a fine die crack passing along the tops of RIC in AMERICA. The crack at RIC was thought to occur during the later 1806 C-3 die marriage, but this piece confirms the crack occurs during the C-2 marriage. It also invalidates Manley state 1.0 for 1806 C-3, which supposedly has an uncracked reverse. Another very important piece for the die state specialist. Estimated Value $300-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,121
Lot 728		1806 C-4 R1 Large 6 AU55. Mint state sharpness but lightly cleaned and retoned frosty olive and dark bluish steel with very faded red showing through in protected areas. No spots, stains, or notable signs of contact. The best identifying mark is a tiny planchet clip affecting the dentils at the bust tip and over the second S in STATES. E-MDS, Manley state 1.0. The repunching on the 6 is sharp and the reverse is rotated 25 degrees CW. The strike is slightly weak on the bust tip and at the top of the wreath, as usual for this variety due to the improper die rotation. Estimated Value $500-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 729		1806 C-4 R1 Large 6 EF40. Sharpness near mint state but this piece was lightly cleaned and is retoning steel brown and olive with very faded underlying artificial red showing through in the fields and protected areas. No spots or stains. The only marks are a couple faint hairlines on the cheek into the hair above the ear. E-MDS, Manley state 1.0. The repunching on the 6 is clear. Struck with the reverse rotated 30 degrees CW which caused strike weakness on the bust tip and at the top of the wreath. Estimated Value $250-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $437
Lot 730		1808/7 C-2 R3 Overdate 8 over 7 G6. Glossy dark olive brown and chocolate. No roughness or verdigris. The only defects are a couple fine, old scratches in the field before the face and another under CEN. These scratches blend perfectly into the natural toning and are not distracting. The date and legends are complete and strong, and the overdate is obvious. EDS, Manley state 1.0, prior to any die cracks on the obverse. Estimated Value $100-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $196
Lot 731		1808 C-3 R1 EF45+. Choice glossy medium brown with darker steel brown toning on the devices. Satiny mint frost covers the fields and protected areas and this piece offers outstanding eye appeal for the grade. Very close to AU50. E-MDS, Manley state 2.0. The repunching inside the second 8 (which was formed using the small 0 punch used for the denominator) remains visible. Estimated Value $800-UP. Ex John J. Pittman-Jim McGuigan 3/12/2004. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,668
Lot 732		1808 C-3 R1 VF35. Ten points sharper but there is a swipe of extremely fine roughness across ERTY into the field before the face. Otherwise this piece is choice and offers excellent eye appeal. Frosty steel brown and chocolate with lots of lustrous lighter steel brown in protected areas, especially on the reverse. The area at ERTY and before the face is a darker shade of reddish brown. M-LDS, Manley state 4.0. Estimated Value $350-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $575
Lot 733		1808 C-3 R1 VG7. Double Struck over Obverse Brockage. Glossy olive brown and chocolate with traces of lighter brown toning in protected areas on the reverse. No corrosion or verdigris, just some light contact marks that include a few faint hairline scratches on the portrait. LDS. This piece was struck two times. The initial strike was an obverse brockage slightly off center to K-6 while the second was normal and centered on the planchet. Clear evidence of the incuse obverse brockage impression shows in the field before the portrait of the normal (second) strike. This includes incuse hair ribbons close above the bust and an incuse retrograde LI from LIBERTY near the rim before the face. The top of the head from the normal obverse of the first strike is visible under ICA in AMERICA and the neck of Ms Liberty shows clearly above the C in CENT. Additional traces of the normal obverse can be found under the reverse of the second strike. A decent example of a very rare type of mint error. Estimated Value $200-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 734		Quartette of Half Cents 1803-1806. Includes 1803 C-1 VG7, 1804 C-10 Crosslet 4 with Stems VF20, 1804 C-13 Plain 4 without Stems VF20, and 1806 C-4 Large 6 with Stems F12 (with the reverse rotated 85 degrees CW). A nice group. Lot of 4 coins. Estimated Value $100-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details	Realized $437
Lot 735		1809/6 C-5 R1 Overdate 9 over 6. PCGS graded EF-40. Attractive glossy chocolate and steel brown with frosty lighter brown toning in many of the protected areas on both sides. No defects, just light wear on the devices and traces of soft dirt nestled tight against the legends and devices. E-MDS, Manley state 1.0. The overdate feature (most likely a 9 over an inverted 9) is clear. Our grade is VF30. The overdate feature is noted on the PCGS label. Estimated Value $150-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $242
Lot 736		1809/6 C-5 R1 Overdate 9 over 6 VF25. Glossy dark olive and steel mixed with lighter steel brown toning in some of the protected areas. The surfaces are perfectly smooth and void of any notable marks. LDS, Manley state 3.0. The overdate feature (most likely a 9 over inverted 9 rather than a 6) is visible. Estimated Value $100-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details	Realized $161
Lot 737		1809 C-6 R1 PCGS graded "Genuine". Sharpness near mint state but this piece was lightly cleaned and is nicely retoned frosty steel brown and chocolate with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints and traces of very faded artificial red in protected areas. Just a few small contact marks, including a couple faint hairline scratches in the field before the portrait and a thin nick on the N in UNITED. M-LDS, Manley state 5.0. The reverse is rotated 140 degrees CCW. Excellent eye appeal in spite of the minor defects. Our grade is net EF45. Estimated Value $200-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $345
Lot 738		1810 C-1 R1. PCGS graded AU-53. Choice glossy chocolate and steel brown with frosty luster covering the protected areas. The only marks are a faint hairline scratch down from star 8 and a couple tiny ticks above the L in HALF. MDS. The repunching at the left bottom of the 0 in the date is still visible and the reverse is rotated 40 degrees CCW relative to the normal head-to-foot die orientation. Our grade is EF40. Very nice for the grade. Estimated Value $400-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $978
Lot 739		1811 C-2 R3. PCGS graded EF-40. Glossy chocolate and olive brown with traces of satiny flowline frost in protected areas. No roughness or verdigris. The only marks are some microscopic hairline scratches on the portrait and leaves of the wreath, all blending perfectly into the attractive toning. MDS. Our grade is net VF30. An attractive example of this tough date. Estimated Value $3,000-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $3,910
Lot 740		1825 C-1 R3 EF40+. Slightly sharper but there is a very dull scratch on the nose and a small spot of reddish verdigris in the field over the back of the head. Very attractive glossy light chocolate brown with hints of very faded mint color showing through in a couple places on the reverse. E-MDS, Manley state 2.0 early. The die crack down through the head reaches the curl on the neck but there is no hint of the "egg-shaped" die clashmark near the leaf at F-A. In addition, there is a sharp raised collar notch on the edge at star 12. Estimated Value $400-UP. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $633
Lot 741		1825 C-2 R1 VF35. Glossy light olive and chocolate brown with traces of frosty lighter brown toning in protected areas on both sides. No notable defects. A tiny planchet lamination over the R in AMERICA is a good identifying mark. LDS, Manley state 3.0. The end of the wreath stem is very weak from die wear and lapping. Estimated Value $200-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $173
Lot 742		1826 C-1 R1. PCGS graded MS-63 Brown. Frosty light to medium brown with a splash of reddish olive toning in the hair over ER in LIBERTY with similar toning at ITE in UNITED and AT in STATES. Otherwise the surfaces are choice, void of any notable distractions. MDS, Manley state 3.0. Our grade is net AU50. Estimated Value $400-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $776
Lot 743		1826 C-2 R3+ VG8. Sharpness VF20 but cleaned and only partially retoned a somewhat glossy olive and bluish steel brown with coppery highpoints. Numerous obvious scratches show on the obverse, mostly in the fields. While the defects are significant, this piece could be improved with a proper retoning. Extremely rare terminal die state, Manley state 4.0, with a bold cud break that connects stars 4 & 5 to the rim. Less than 10 examples of this die state are known. Estimated Value $300-UP. Discovered on eBay 2/24/09. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $6,613
Lot 744		1832 C-3 R2. PCGS graded AU-58. Frosty medium brown and light chocolate. A faint swipe of darker olive toning in the field over the bust and a spot of reddish chocolate on the N in CENT are the only marks. Sharply struck MDS with the usual die rust evident on the reverse. Our grade is consistent with the slab grade. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. Estimated Value $150-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $253
Lot 745		1834 C-1 R1. PCGS graded MS-63 Brown. Lustrous light brown with splashes of darker olive toning before the neck and above star 11. Traces of faded mint red show on both sides. Sharply struck EDS, Manley state 1.0, before the dies clashed. Our grade is MS60. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 1; the only example graded at PCGS for the variety. Estimated Value $300-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $368
Lot 746		1835 C-2 R1. PCGS graded MS-63 Brown. Lustrous bluish steel brown and light olive with lighter golden brown toning covering most of the reverse. Traces of original mint color remain visible on both sides. LDS, Manley state 3.0, with a die crack arcing across the upper half of the reverse. Our grade is MS60+. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 1; the only example graded at PCGS for the variety. Estimated Value $300-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $690
Lot 747		1851 C-1 R1. PCGS graded AU-58 Plus. Frosty medium brown and light chocolate. The only mark is a small spot of darker toning on the rim over the first T in STATES. Nicely struck EDS with full radial lines in all the stars. Just a hint of friction from mint state. Our grade is consistent with the slab grade. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. Estimated Value $125-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $184
Lot 748		1854 C-1 R1+ AU55. Mint state sharpness but dipped, now retoning frosty faded red blending to bluish steel brown and chocolate. No other notable defects. Sharply struck EDS, Manley state 1.0. The dash left of the base of the 1 is clear. Estimated Value $125-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $184
Lot 749		1855 C-1 R1. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. Very attractive lustrous chocolate brown with faded mint color showing in protected areas on both sides. A choice example, virtually flawless. A small planchet flake in the dentils right of star 12 is the best identifying mark. MDS. Our grade is MS62+, close to MS63. The attribution is noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 1; 1 finer in 65BN for the variety. Estimated Value $350-UP. The Haveland Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $575
Lot 750		1856 C-1 R2. PCGS graded MS-64 Red & Brown. Lustrous mint red fading to bluish steel brown on the highpoints, at least half the red remaining. There is a trace of an old fingerprint in the field between star 1 and the throat and a nick-like vertical planchet chip just left of star 7. MDS, Manley state 2.0, with a sharp die line from the leaf under ES in STATES. A very nice example of a date that seldom comes with this much original mint color. Our grade is MS63. Estimated Value $500-UP. The William Pannier Estate. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $863

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