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Item: 1901-S Gold $5 NGC, MS-61

Category:

Category: Coins > $5.00 Gold > Liberty Head

PCGS:

PCGS: 008404

Cert:

Cert: 33892908

Price:

Price: $905

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Lot #714 - 1896 PCGS MS-65 (rattler)
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Silver Dollar-Morgan
Annals At Phoenix Collection. Sensational eye-appeal earns the Scotsman Cataloger's Choice Award right off the bat for a Morgan dollar generally considered rather common, but not so with such astounding color. Clearly extracted from album placement after decades of toning, both sides display concentric Crayola colors that almost defy description. Beginning at the obverse rim, crimson-magenta quickly evolves into chartreuse, yellow, sea-green, turquoise-blue and violet-grey toning. Reverse colors differ to surprising degree, beginning with deep ocean-blue, midnight, cinnamon-red, and almond-orange. On a technical basis, the coin features a moderately successful strike and luxuriously bold luster.

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Lot #419 - 1818 BD-1 NGC MS-63
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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.