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Sale 135
The Pre-Long Beach Sale June
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Lot 912 |
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1922 Grant Dollar, with star. NGC graded MS-63. CAC. Premium Quality. Housed in a NGC First Generation Holder. It sure looks a point undergraded. Estimated Value $900 - 950
The Santa Barbara Collection.
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$1,500 |
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Lot 913 |
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1903 Louisiana Purchase-Jefferson Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. CAC. Premium Quality. A nice example with golden toning and ample luster (PCGS # 7443) Estimated Value $550 - 600
The Santa Barbara Collection.
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$840 |
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Lot 914 |
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1917 McKinley Dollar. NGC graded MS-65. CAC. Premium Quality. Lovely golden toning on both sides. This is one of the scarcer $1 gold commemoratives to find in Gem grades, and this one is satin smooth with bold visual appeal. Impressive quality (PCGS # 7455) Estimated Value $1,650 - 1,700
The Santa Barbara Collection.
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$1,110 |
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Lot 915 |
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1915-S Panama-Pacific Dollar. PCGS graded MS-64. Housed in a PCGS Old Green Holder. A nice and good looking coin (PCGS # 7449) Estimated Value $475 - 500
The Santa Barbara Collection.
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$630 |
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Lot 916 |
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1915-S Panama-Pacific $2.50. NGC graded MS-64. Gold CAC. Premium Quality. Housed in a NGC First Generation Holder. Satiny and almost free of marks, with lots of original mint luster on both sides. It sure looks MS-65 or better to us and certainly is much nicer than the original grade assigned. A glorious example of this popular issue. Estimated Value $3,400 - 3,500
The Santa Barbara Collection.
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$5,040 |
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Lot 917 |
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1915-S Panama-Pacific $50 Octagonal. NGC graded MS-63. CAC. Premium Quality. Lovely Golden toning and sure looks like a MS-64 coin. Only 645 minted. This CAC-endorsed octagonal example represents one of the greatest eras of artistic achievement and industrial advancement, both in numismatics and American history. The strike is sharp throughout, complementing warm honey-gold luster and satiny surfaces. Only minor, unobtrusive handling marks are evident beneath a loupe.
The octagonal design and shear heft of this two and a half ounce gold coin is enough to draw quite a lot of attention on its own, but add to this the choice quality and desirable CAC approval and you have quite the numismatic package for today's sophisticated buyer. For not only is this one of the great classics in all of our numismatic history, but finding one this well preserved and attractive is quite difficult. This is a spectacular opportunity for the long term investor to put away one of the bluist chip coins this country has ever produced (PCGS # 7452) Estimated Value $90,000 - UP
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$85,200 |
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Lot 918 |
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1926 Sesquicentennial $2.50. PCGS graded MS-64. An example with rich golden toning (PCGS # 7466) Estimated Value $575 - 600
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$990 |
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