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Item: 1900 Gold $5 PCGS, MS-64

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Category: Coins > $5.00 Gold > Liberty Head

PCGS:

PCGS: 008400

Cert:

Cert: 50403648

Price:

Price: $1,055

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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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14K White Gold Diamond Ring with a 1.00 Carat CCRMB, GIA #17215576
Jewelry-Rings
Flawless, just like you! Ok so maybe not exactly, but this gorgeous ring centers around a 1.00 ct. cut-cornered rectangular modified brilliant diamond measuring 6.42x5.45x3.12mm, internally flawless clarity, natural fancy yellow color, good polish, good symmetry, medium blue fluorescence, GIA Report #17215576 with two matching trillion diamonds set on the sides weighing .78 cttw, SI clarity, G color. Ring size 6.25, 2.1 dwt.

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Uncut sheet of four serial number 1 1902 $10 Blue Seal - Piqua, OH Charter #1061 - PMG AU-50
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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #813 - 1923-S NGC VF-30
Hammer: $850
Quarter Dollars-Standing Liberty
Boldly detailed despite clashed dies, sharpness will seem rather decent for the collector used to finding heavily worn examples of 1923-S. A wormlike abrasions drops into the reverse right field and plays into the grade of this very slightly lustrous example.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #419 - 1818 BD-1 NGC MS-63
Hammer: $49,750
Gold $5-Capped Bust to Left Half Eagle
Bass-Dannreuther-1 (R.5), early dies with no cracks. Perhaps as a result of the use of fresh dies, both sides received delightful sharpness as-struck, and the kind of beckoning luster that is requisite for a choice grade. A mere whisper on each of the eagle's talons could be the only possible indications of a strike that barely missed 100% accuracy. The obverse shows trivial adjustment marks that somehow evade the field and land only on the extreme right edge -- a bona fide perk for the collector who demands a minimum of possible distractions. One tiny copper spot past the fifth star hardly requires mention, but what must be noticed is the decidedly luxuriant eye-appeal that almost seems impossible of 200+ year-old gold coinage.