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Item: 1901 Gold $10 NGC, MS-64

Category:

Category: Coins > $10.00 Gold > Liberty Head

PCGS:

PCGS: 008747

Cert:

Cert: 1634831007

Price:

Price: $1,930

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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 #263 - 1938 Proof Set in a Capital Plastics holder
Hammer: $1,200
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A mild haze clings to the surfaces of all three silver issues within this wholly original 1938 United States proof set. The Jefferson nickel offers a gunmetal grey allure while the Lincoln cent boasts a fiery red color that sets it above the majority of examples for this year of issue! All five of these examples are nicely housed inside of a Capital plastics holder and ready for a new home (ck).

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Lot #458 - 1839 Large Letters, Head of 1838 NGC AU-55
Hammer: $7,500
Gold $10-Capped Bust to Right Eagle
Mintage: 25,801 for a variety appropriately known as the "old portrait" obverse. The design compared side by side with that of latter years is distinctly different and leaner by comparison. The right edge of "9" in the date shows recutting sometimes mistaken as 98, and the portrait has a swirl of hair laying across the ear, rather than above it.

An untroubled example with minimal luster, the surface exhibits mostly mustard-yellow accents over pale golden color typical of the era. While rather well struck overall, five points of wear, likely joined by limits of then-current technology kept away perfect delineation of the wavy hair at the top of the portrait. The eagle's feathers are individually sculpted, however. The coin overall shows only expectant small abrasions -- not a single major mark requires separate mention.