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Item:

Item: 1917 $2 Fr# 60 - PCGS ChCU-63

Category:

Category: Currency > Legal Tender Notes (U.S. Notes) > Large Size > $2

Cert:

Cert: 2108034-006

Price:

Price: $620

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #631 - Four certified Morgan silver dollars, all UNC, two rattlers
Hammer: $725
Silver Dollar-Morgan
D.S. Consignment. Fantastic Four! Each member of the quartet of Morgan silver dollars is a truly Gem example with two examples being 1880-S NGC MS-65’s that boast blast white fields that are nearly proof-like and free from any noticeable distractions. The remaining two examples are in “rattler” style PCGS holders and includes an 1881-S MS-65 and an 1884 MS-64PL. A crescent shaped swatch of rainbow style toning adheres to the upper reaches of the reverse of the 1884 giving it a truly undeniably attractive appeal (ck)!

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #483 - 1910-S PCGS MS-64
Hammer: $9,750
Gold $10-Indian Head Eagle
35 graded MS-64, 11 higher at PCGS. 1910-S has that curious population distribution whereby it exists by the thousands in circulated grades, and the hundreds in lower mint-state grade. Coins that grade near or at the gem grade level are an altogether different story as it suddenly becomes a bona fide key -- a "Top 10" sort of coin in other words. Given the mintage of 811-thousand, one must assume that the issue was widely distributed to circulation or melted.

As befits San Francisco gold production of the era, this is an intensely attractive and smoothly lustrous example that benefits from a decent strike. Trivial softness exists toward the ends of some feathers and at the eagle's shoulders, though. A carbon speck just off the end of Liberty's nose has expanded a bit into a lavender spot while a splash of additional lilac-gold toning spreads out over the upper right area above the headdress.