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Item:

Item: 1918 $10 St. Louis Fr# 815 - PMG VF-20

Category:

Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Bank Notes > Large Size > $10

Cert:

Cert: 1957242-003

Price:

Price: $1,755

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Lot #688 - 1890-CC AU, and an 1898-S BU
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Benjamin J. Collection. A pair of better silver dollars match up very well due to extensive luster and silvery aspects. Included are: 1890-CC (cataloger's grade: [AU-58], reverse is fully BU while utterly opaque friction barely shows in the obverse lower left field and over a portion of the cheek), and 1898-S (cataloger's grade: [MS-63] and looks much nicer due to grand-slam silver-bright luster and a superior strike, but delicate bagmarks lining the obverse left field must be accounted for). Two coin lot.

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Lot #797 - 1795 LM-1 (R.6) NGC MS-62
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Robert Michaels Collection. Logan-McCloskey-1 (R.6). A very rare die-marriage, the cataloger looked at as many examples as could be found, and could discover very few others in such a late die-state. In addition to the die clashing seen on many, this example displays a fabulous die-crack extending from the ear, through the forehead and up between "TY". Add to this the discovery in such outstanding high grade (relatively speaking) and one can only hope the coin ends up in the cabinet of a researcher, or true fan of the half-dime series. Modest luster emanates from the peripheral areas where delightful chartreuse-lime and cobalt have seized hold, while lavender-grey and peach hues occupy much of the central areas. A small, isolated dig at the bottom of the portrait may be the lone grade determinant.