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Item: 1882 Gold $5 NGC, AU-58

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Category: Coins > $5.00 Gold > Liberty Head

PCGS:

PCGS: 008358

Cert:

Cert: 2647741004

Price:

Price: $1,060

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Lot #131 - Platinum Earrings with South Sea Pearls, GIA #5231639398
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These stunning earrings feature two near-white saltwater South Sea pearls, measuring approximately 9.5mm each, GIA Report #5231639398 that are accented by an estimated 2.00 cttw of old European cut round diamonds. SI2-I1 clarity, I color. The earrings have omega backs for a worry-free wear. Dimensions: 0.75” x 0.80", 8.8 dwt.

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Lot #688 - 1934-S PCGS AU-58
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Easily mistaken for UNC at first glance, whisper-light bone-grey patina diffuses gossamer wear on either side. That being said, tilting the coin hard under a lamp helps to reveal a delicate layer of greenish haze that may clamor for professional conservation.

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Lot #789 - 1934-D PCGS MS-65 (green label)
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Very good detail at the hand helps to suggest an overall bold strike, which is further endorsed by stunning, vivid aluminum-white luster. An extremely faint abrasion lands in the obverse right field is of no consequence and the balance of both sides sport near-immunity to any other contact marks.

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Lot #253 - Twelve Uncirculated type coins, all NGC (no line)
Hammer: $825
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Where do we draw the line? This is a very attractive group lot of twelve NGC "no line" holder coins that includes the following eight MS-67 war-time Jefferson nickels: a 1942-S, a 1943-P, a 1943-S, a1944-P, a 1944-D, a 1944-S, a 1945-P, and a 1945-D. The final four pieces of this numismatic puzzle includes an 1882 MS-63 Morgan dollar, 1n 1897 MS-64 Morgan dollar, an 1945-D Walking Liberty half-dollar, and a 1937-S Buffalo nickel. While each of these appear to be very conservatively graded, the toning of the 1882 Morgan stands out from the crowd (ck).