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Item: 1863 Cent, MS-64

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Category: Coins > Small Cents > Indian Head

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PCGS: 002067

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Price: $515

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #645 - 1878-CC PCGS MS-64PL
Silver Dollar-Morgan
Annals At Phoenix Collection. VAM-2B. Brilliant white with no toning, and dead-center of the prooflike designation. An incredibly accurate strike characterizes this first-year Morgan dollar, along with a seemingly clean cheek and minimal abrasions just grazing the mirrors. One nick on the brow represents the sole mentionable bagmark.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #620 - 1879-CC CACG MS-63
Hammer: $9,500
Silver Dollar-Morgan
Fully lustrous, neither side displays any of the mirrored character seen for some 1879-CC dollars, although a highly accurate, nearly perfect strike adds to the technical appeal. Peripheral toning enhances the obverse with mostly orange hue, along with a brief flash of cobalt at upper left. Noticeable scraping on the neck gets joined by only trivial additional bagmarks to account for all grade-limiting factors.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #89 - 18K Yellow Gold Jade Pendant
Hammer: $1,500
Jewelry-Pendants
Probably purchased in China during the 1960s, may we offer this absolutely stunning pendant fashioned from 18K yellow gold, diamonds and the most translucent green Jade. The three diamonds measure 2.5mm each for an approximate total weight of .18 cttw, SI clarity, I color. While most people know that the green color of a candy life saver is the best color of jade to own, the second most prized feature of a piece of jade is the translucency. This piece, although it looks like a moss green jade, if you get it near the light and under a loupe, it's more of an emerald green. And when I say this piece is translucent, I am NOT kidding. It is just so clear and so nicely carved that you know the artisan took great pride in creating the female deity you see here. While the piece is fashioned as a pendant, it also stands on its own and can be used as a small shrine. As to the deity this piece represents, I know not. It is what it is - just GORGEOUS! Dimensions 2” x 2.5”, 22 dwt.