Lot 1834
1822 Silver Proof Set of the Dime, Quarter and Half Dollar. This lot represents the following three lots as a group. This lot is sold on the condition that the price for the three coins offered in the immediately following three lots total less than 105 percent of the price realized for this lot. If the hammer price of this three coin lot exceeds the individual lots by five or more percent, then the buyer of this set will be the winner. If the individual coins bring more than five percent over the price of this lot, then the coins will be sold to the individuals who purchase the following three lots.
The three coins being offered in this lot are as follows: 1822 Dime PCGS graded PR-66, ex James A. Stack specimen; 1822 Quarter PCGS graded PR-65, ex John Jay Pittman and 1822 Half dollar PCGS graded PR-65 the Norweb specimen.
All United States proof coinage struck prior to 1858 is rare, and very early issues such as these 1822 proof coins were often struck in quantities of just one coin up to perhaps half a dozen.
Each of these three coins is described in the following three lots, which contain the particulars of each coin in greater detail and need not be repeated here. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $365,000-UP.
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