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Item: 1908 Gold $5 NGC, MS-61

Category:

Category: Coins > $5.00 Gold > Liberty Head

PCGS:

PCGS: 008418

Cert:

Cert: 4148369007

Price:

Price: $910

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The Collectors' Auction 2025 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Uncut sheet of six serial number 2 1929 $20 Type 1 - Piqua, OH Charter #1060 - PMG AU-55
US Currency-National Bank Notes
The Citizens NB and Trust Company of Piqua, Ohio

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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #629 - Eight toned Morgan dollars, Five PCGS MS-63 and Three PCGS MS-64
Hammer: $775
Silver Dollar-Morgan
Dazzling displays of robust luster and sensational colors fills this eight-piece group lot of PCGS certified Morgan silver dollars from start to finish. Five of these pieces are graded as MS-63 and includes an 1887, an 1896, an 1898-O, an 1899-O, and a 1904-O. The remaining three examples are all graded MS-64 and includes an 1881-S and 2x 1885-O’s. While all of these issues boast heavily toned fields that are adequately attractive, one of the 1885-O issues stands out with a truly jaw dropping rainbow/target hybrid toning scheme that commands attention (ck)!

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Lot #843 - 1841 CACG PR-66RB TOP POP
Hammer: $20,000
Large Cents-Braided Hair
Newcomb-1, R.5 as a proof-only die-marriage. With a total population estimated around fifty pieces, the 1841 cent provides one of the very few opportunities there are for obtaining an early proof copper for "a reasonable sum" of money. An incredible PR-65 RD example was certified by NGC perhaps 20 years ago, while this red-brown example scores an extra point in grade, but offers somewhat muted copper-red color with velvety greyish-brown overtones. The cataloger could not quickly identify a recent sale of this same coin, but pedigree markers might include a faint, linear abrasion between the eleventh and twelfth stars, as well as a small carbon dot clinging to the top-left of the upper loop of "8" in the date. Somehow, the CAC graders permitted two greyish crumbles to adhere to the obverse but overall, the coin offers splendid quality for the early proof collector.