2007 (ANA) Signature Coin Auction #444

<B>1856 50C Half Dollar PR66 NGC.</B></I> Ex: P. Kaufman. Although NGC has certified two finer proofs, the resubmission factor may...

<B>1856 $1 Seated Dollar PR65 NGC.</B></I> Ex: P. Kaufman. Pedigreed to the famous Floyd Starr collection, the Kaufman specimen is...

<B>1858 H10C Half Dime PR67<img border='0' src='http://www.heritagecoins.com/images/star.gif' width=10 height=10> NGC.&l...

<B>1858 10C Dime PR67<img border='0' src='http://www.heritagecoins.com/images/star.gif' width=10 height=10> NGC.</B&g...

<B>1858 25C Quarter PR67 NGC.</B></I> Ex: P. Kaufman. The Kaufman Superb Gem proof ranks high in the lineup of proof 1858 quarters...

<B>1858 50C Half Dollar PR67 NGC.</B></I> Ex: Eliasberg-Kaufman. This stunning Superb Gem is certainly a coin that will please the...

<B>1858 $1 Seated Dollar PR66 NGC.</B></I> Ex: P. Kaufman. The 1858 Seated dollar is the most famous proof of the series due to it...

<B>1881 Eight-Piece Proof Set PR63 to PR66 NGC.</B></I> The NGC holders that house the set have consecutive serial numbers.<BR&...

<B>1908 Five-Piece Proof Set PR64 to PR66 NGC.</B></I> Originally auctioned as lot 1647 in the Oct. 1980 Garrett III auction by Bo...

<B>1849 G$1 No L MS68 NGC.</B></I> The official mintage of the No L gold dollar is 1,000 pieces, all of which were struck on May 8...

<B>1849-C G$1 Closed Wreath MS63 NGC.</B></I> Variety 2-B, the only Closed Wreath variety and the only collectible variety for the...

<B>1853-O G$1 MS65 PCGS.</B></I> Among all gold dollars struck in New Orleans, the 1853-O is considered the easiest to locate in a...

<B>1855 G$1 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The Type II gold dollar was doomed to be a short-lived type. The design did not allow all of the re...

1855-D G$1 AU50 NGC. Although three sets of dies were shipped to Dahlonega for the production of 1855-D gold dollars, only one set was actually used

<B>1855-O G$1 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> While the 1854 and 1855 P-mint issues are the ones type collectors turn to, the 1855-O is the mos...

<B>1860-D G$1 MS64 NGC.</B></I> Ex: Duke's Creek. Variety 12-P. This is the only known die pair for this year. It is character...

<B>1868 G$1 MS67 Prooflike NGC.</B></I> The 1868 gold dollar is far from common in Prooflike Mint State, with NGC grading just sev...

<B>1872 G$1 MS67 Prooflike NGC.</B></I> It ranks as one of the five finest certified by NGC, and one of the two finest prooflike p...

<B>1875 G$1 MS66 NGC.</B></I> From a minuscule mintage of 400 business strikes, this example is currently the single finest-graded...

<B>1857 G$1 PR64 Cameo NGC.</B></I> Akers' gold dollar reference estimates that only eight to 10 proof 1857 gold dollars are k...

<B>1867 G$1 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS.</B></I> This is a conditionally rare gold dollar, with Deep Cameo contrast. To date (July 2007),...

<B>1881 G$1 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS.</B></I> Unmistakably a proof--with high, fully squared rims on both sides, and crisp details thr...

<B>1887 G$1 PR66 PCGS.</B></I> Except for the final-year 1889, the business strike gold dollars of the 1880s were produced in litt...

<B>1887 G$1 PR68 Cameo NGC.</B></I> The 1887 gold dollar had a high mintage of 1,043 proofs. However, a great many were apparently...

<B>1802/1 $2 1/2 MS62 NGC.</B></I> Breen-6118, BD-1, R.4. John Dannreuther calls this the Spiked Shield variety for the horizontal...

<B>1804 $2 1/2 14 Star Reverse MS62 PCGS.</B></I> Breen-6119, BD-2, R.4. This lovely example of the 1804 quarter eagle with 14 Sta...

<B>1807 $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> Breen-6124, BD-1, R.3. The Mint production of 6,812 quarter eagles in 1807 represents half of th...

<B>1827 $2 1/2 AU58 NGC.</B></I> Breen-6131, BD-1, R.5. Only one quarter eagle die was prepared for the 1827-dated coinage as the ...

<B>1833 $2 1/2 MS61 NGC.</B></I> Breen-6136, BD-1, R.5. This is an impressive Mint State piece with satiny green-gold luster, shar...

<B>1838 $2 1/2 MS65 NGC.</B></I> Ex: Freedom Collection. Just one die marriage is known for the 1838 Classic Head quarter eagle. A...

<B>1839-C $2 1/2 MS62 ICG.</B></I> McCloskey-B, Breen-6149, R.4. The mintmark is over the left half of the 3 in the date, and the ...

<B>1840-C $2 1/2 MS63 NGC.</B></I> Variety 1-A. Ex: Ashland City. At the MS63 level, this piece is tied with seven others at the t...

<B>1843-C $2 1/2 Large Date, Plain 4 MS64 NGC.</B></I> Variety 5-D, as always for the Large Date issue. The Plain 4 and recut 18 p...

<B>1843-D $2 1/2 Small D MS62 PCGS.</B></I> The Small D variety of the 1843-D is attributed by the fine die crack from the stem al...

<B>1843-D $2 1/2 Large D MS62 NGC.</B></I> Variety 4-H, the only Large D variety. In 1843, Dahlonega used at least four reverses t...

<B>1847-C $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 8-F, the only known dies. This is a lovely example with pleasing lime-gold coloration ...

<B>1847-C $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 8-F, the only known dies for this date. Although a few finer examples are known, this ...

<B>1848-D $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 10-M. A crisply struck and delightful representative of this mid-date Dahlonega issue,...

<B>1849-D $2 1/2 MS62 NGC.</B></I> Variety 11-M, confirmed by the high 1 in the date. The 1849-D (10,945 coins produced) is extrem...

<B>1852-D $2 1/2 MS61 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 15-M. The 1 in the date is close to the bust, while the 2 is equidistant between the b...

<B>1852-D $2 1/2 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 15-M. The 1852-D is a turning point for the quarter eagles of Dahlonega. The five-figu...

<B>1853-D $2 1/2 MS61 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 16-M. A smooth apricot-gold representative with uncommonly mark-free fields and device...

<B>1855-C $2 1/2 MS62 NGC.</B></I> Variety 16-I. This example comes from a mintage of just 3,677 coins, the lowest annual producti...

<B>1856-C $2 1/2 MS62 NGC.</B></I> Variety 17-J, the only known die variety. The typical seen 1856-C quarter eagle, according to D...

<B>1857-D $2 1/2 MS61 NGC.</B></I> Variety 20-M, the only known dies. A thin die line connects the right tip of the digit 5 to the...

<B>1858-C $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> Variety 18-J. The shining surfaces of this yellow-orange quarter eagle display strong, slightl...

<B>1859 $2 1/2 New Reverse, Type Two MS66 PCGS.</B></I> The Type Two reverse with smaller arrowheads and letters was introduced in...

<B>1859-S $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> This lovely specimen is exceeded by a single MS65 coin certified by PCGS. Sharply struck save ...

<B>1860-C $2 1/2 MS61 NGC.</B></I> Variety 19-J. Though softness is present on the eagle's legs and talons, this coin's ov...

<B>1872-S $2 1/2 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> Following the Civil War, mintages for non-double-eagle gold coins remained soft both in the Ea...