Kagin’s March 2017 ANA National Money Show Auction

1803 BB-255, B-6. Large 3. Rarity-1 Genuine – Cleaning – VF Details PCGS. Deep lilac-gray throughout with surfaces that show indications of long-ago

1847 MS-61 PCGS. Largely brilliant and frosty with a pale champagne-gold sheen on both sides. The strike is sharp in all quarters and marks are absol

1867 AU-58 PCGS. Largely brilliant and reflective with pale golden highlights and a few scattered marks and hairlines noted. http://www.pcgs.com

1880 Proof-63 CAM PCGS. Absolutely choice for the grade with high aesthetic charm throughout. The frosty and brilliant motifs stand out nicely from t

1882-S MS-66 PCGS. A sparling pale rose beauty with intense cartwheel luster on satiny near-perfect surfaces. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/60168637

1884-S AU-50 PCGS. Satiny steel gray with lighter golden highlights and plenty of retained luster. A solid collector-level date and grade combination

1886-S AU-58 PCGS. Medium gray with lively luster and with thin halos of peach, crimson, orange, and blue at the rims. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/

1889-O MS-62 NGC. Fully brilliant and equally lustrous. https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/3830843-001

1891-CC Spitting Eagle. Genuine – Cleaning – AU Details PCGS. Traces of an old cleaning are present on this pale champagne-gold specimen. http:/

1869 Genuine – Questionable Color – Proof Details PCGS. A blend of lilac and peach endorse Miss Liberty’s lap and shield area while rich neon blue dom

1897 Proof-63 PCGS. Full central obverse brilliance yields quickly to rich champagne-gold iridescence that deepens toward the rim; the reverse is per

1921 Peace. High Relief. MS-63 PCGS. An absolutely lovely example of the date and grade combination with a full complement of cartwheel luster, a whi

1877-S MS-63 PCGS. This frosty and boldly lustrous specimen sports an exactingly sharp strike and excellent eye appeal that goes “above and beyond” t

1877 Chop Marks. EF-40 PCGS. Obverse heavily pocked at center with essentially innumerable overlapping chop marks; the reverse is extremely rough as

1878-S AU-58 PCGS. Somewhat prooflike silver-gray with rose highlights. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82969137

1870 BG-921. Octagonal 25C. Liberty Head. Rarity-5. AU-55 PCGS. OGH. Deeply lustrous orange-gold with a heavy cast toward crimson and blue throughout

1855 AU-53 PCGS. Medium gold with mint frost in the protected areas. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82416745

1834 Classic Head. AU-50 PCGS. Warm orange-gold with wisps of deep orange iridescence in the protected design areas. A good selection for a type coll

1854 AU-55 NGC. Lustrous honey-gold with plenty of mint frost. The only date of the series with DOLLARS in small letters on the reverse. https:/

1856 Genuine – Filed Rims – AU Details PCGS. Light filing at rim above UNITED. Lustrous yellow gold. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82965171

1844-O AU-50 PCGS. The deep golden surfaces exhibit soft luster and plentiful mint frost. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82965173

1845-D AU-53 PCGS. Choice for the grade with lustrous deep yellow-gold surfaces and a crisp strike. Visually mark-free on both sides with high marks

1853-C Genuine – Cleaning – EF Details PCGS. The medium golden surfaces show evidence of a light cleaning. No marks of measure are present. http

1891-CC AU-58+ PCGS. Boldly lustrous orange-gold with much prooflike reflectivity in the protected design areas. A few light marks are noted. A popul

1891-CC AU-53 PCGS. A frosty and lustrous specimen with excellent all-around eye appeal. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82965178

1844-O EF-45 PCGS. Numerous tiny ticks dot the landscape of this evenly circulated yellow-gold New Orleans eagle. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/829651

1891-CC AU-58 NGC. Frosty medium gold with lively luster and minimal contact marks. https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/389446-021

1906-D MS-63 PCGS. Frosty and lustrous with exceptional cartwheel activity. A diagonal struck-through mark is noted at Liberty’s shoulder. From the f

1906-S MS-63 PCGS. Undeniably choice for the grade no matter how stringent your standards may be. The boldly lustrous honey-blonde surfaces offer ple

1853 EF-45 PCGS. Medium golden surfaces with retained luster, especially on the reverse. Scattered marks present as befits the grade. http://www

1861 AU-55 PCGS. Lustrous honey gold and mostly free of the niggling marks associated with lightly circulated double eagles. http://www.pcgs.com

1875-S MS-61 PCGS. Fully brilliant, highly lustrous, and not as heavily marked or abraded as double eagles can be at this Mint State level. Choice fo

1890-CC EF-45 PCGS. Orange gold throughout with plenty of mint bloom in the recessed design areas. A great collector combination of date and grade fo

MCMVII (1907) High Relief. Wire Rim. AU-58 PCGS. Pale olive gold with lively orange iridescence throughout. An altogether pleasing example of one of

1908 No Motto. MS-64+ PCGS. A sparkling deep yellow beauty with exceptional eye appeal and easily deserving of the “+” from PCGS. Decidedly mark-free

1924 MS-65 PCGS. A boldly lustrous honey-gold gem with exceptional eye appeal and a whisper of olive iridescence. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82965

1860 No Submission to the North Token. Fuld-510A/514AA. Copper. Rarity-7. MS-66 BN NGC. Warm rose-orange throughout with modest reflectivity in the f

Five-Piece Hawaii Coin Set Including 1847 Copper Cent and the 1883 Silver issues. Evenly Matched EF to AU. Included are the 1847 Hapa Haneri or coppe

France. Republic. 1886-A Gold 100 Francs. Paris Mint. Gadoury-1137. MS-63 PCGS. Here is an exceptionally lovely example of this popular large French

German States. Nurnberg. 1700 Gold Ducat. KM-257. MS-63 PCGS. Bright yellow gold with prooflike reflectivity and pale olive iridescence in abundance

Great Britain. George VI (1936-1952). 1937 Gold Half Sovereign. S-4077. Proof-65 CAM PCGS. The frosty central motifs stand smartly apart from the ref

Italian States. Florence. (1252-1422) Gold Florin. Fr-275. EF-45 PCGS. Warm honey-gold with retained luster in the deepest design areas. Lightly circ

New Zealand. George V (1910-1936) Silver Waitangi Crown. MS-62 PCGS. This lustrous silver-dollar sized crown is satiny silver with varied golden high